For enthusiasts of early banjo
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Miss Susan Cambell's Monzies
A spirited reading of the tune from Kerr's Merry Melodies Vol 3. Tim Twiss Apr 14, 2013 35 views
Boston Jig
This one was really hard to record. Or, maybe it was just hard to play correctly! Regardless, the R… Valerie Diaz Leroy Apr 14, 2013 178 views
Mrs Francis Wemyss
From Kerrr's Merry Melodies. This adaptation for gourd banjo came right after....you guessed it "Ca… Tim Twiss Apr 14, 2013 58 views
Jim Along Jocie on my new Bell Stichter banjo
This is the very first tune I played on my brand new minstrel banjo, made especially for me by Terr… Strumelia Apr 13, 2013 231 views
Right out of the box... Stichter minstrel banjo by Bell Banjos
Love it that I simply tipped up the bridge right out of the box and it was ready to play in minstre… Strumelia Apr 12, 2013 158 views
Boston Jig on Tackhead Banjo
O a homebuilt JETER banjo Steve Jeter Apr 12, 2013 122 views
Captain Francis Wemyss
A little scotch Strathspey on the gourd banjo anyone? Tim Twiss Apr 11, 2013 54 views
Cotton Pod Walk Around / Briggs' Jig.
The first from Frank Converse's 1865 "Yellow Book"; the 2nd from Briggs' Banjo Instructor, 1855. Paul Draper Apr 11, 2013 118 views
Minstrel Banjo with sliding bridge - no capo needed - Civil War music
see more at http://bell.20m.com/banjos.html Bell Banjos Apr 9, 2013 168 views
General Exercises #1
From the Analytical Banjo Method by Frank Converse 1886. Tim Twiss Apr 9, 2013 53 views
The Back of the Change House
From Kerr's Merry Melodies Vol 1. Adapted to Minstrel banjo from fiddle music. My own interpretatio… Tim Twiss Apr 7, 2013 100 views
Electricfied Minstrel Mutations
Here is a new version of Carry Me Back To Old Virginny..... Minstrel banjo, bass, and drums. Tim Twiss Apr 6, 2013 104 views
Get Away, Gumbo, Sound Your Horn / De Bones In De Barn Yard
Back to the basics -- medley from Rice 1858, and Briggs 1855. Paul Draper Apr 5, 2013 112 views
"Spot Waltz" Winner's 1872 New American School for the Banjo.
From Tim Twiss's song of the day. Second part 3rd measure, always a stumbling point. Nicholas A Bechtel Apr 3, 2013 100 views
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