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Carl Anderton's Videos (61)
Where Did You Come From?
This is the coolest, weirdest, most bedeviling banjo tune I've ever come across. Carl Anderton Apr 24, 2009 114 views
Campbell's Jig.
What's up with YouTube and no video picture? That sucks. Anyway, I actually turned my assignment i… Carl Anderton Apr 17, 2009 68 views
Castles In The Air.
I really enjoyed this weeks selection. Kudos to Tim for always finding good 'uns. Carl Anderton Mar 27, 2009 110 views
The Darkie's Jig.
by Frank B. Converse, who was then just 18 or 19 years old, published in the Phil. Rice Correct Met… Carl Anderton Mar 20, 2009 88 views
Polly Perkins of Pemberton Green.
A tale of fractured romance as performed by Buckley's Serenaders. Carl Anderton Mar 20, 2009 64 views
Mr. Smith gets reel.
I really liked this weeks tune, I could see adding it to the repertiore. A little more than one wee… Carl Anderton Mar 13, 2009 73 views
Haste to the Wedding.
I am in haste, gentlemen, as I am heading down to Pea Ridge Battlefield to portray the Missouri Sta… Carl Anderton Mar 6, 2009 114 views
Temperance Reel.
Friday is here, and here's my version of Temperance Reel. I didn't play a straight up version of t… Carl Anderton Feb 27, 2009 100 views
Oh! Susanna.
Kyle and I did some Living History today and came up with the idea of harmony banjoes on this old c… Carl Anderton Feb 15, 2009 166 views
Durang's Hornpipe.
This week's tune of the week. Carl Anderton Feb 13, 2009 108 views
George Wunderlich.
Hey, it's that fretless banjo builder guy!! Carl Anderton Feb 12, 2009 312 views
Minstrels' Fancy
Check it out, dudes and dudesses. One of them pipers from rural Northern England, and she's playing… Carl Anderton Feb 8, 2009 81 views
Minstrels' Fancy.
This weeks tune was a blast to learn and play. Carl Anderton Feb 7, 2009 86 views
The Keel-Row Reel.
A little rough here, but the best I could come up with today. My Mess-mates and I did a living hist… Carl Anderton Jan 31, 2009 100 views
I'm Turning Grey, Dear Kate.
An 1859 "parlor" tune of the Buckleys, played in their early guitar style. Carl Anderton Jan 19, 2009 100 views
Oh, what's de matter, Suse Ann.
from Phil. Rice, 1858. Carl Anderton Jan 4, 2009 124 views
Butler's Jig.
1 Frank Coverse tune, 2 dirty Reb reenactors. Carl Anderton Dec 15, 2008 130 views
Few Days, or I'm Going Home.
Greg Adams found an arrangement for this popular period air in an 1864 tutor, a Septimus Winner tut… Carl Anderton Dec 14, 2008 102 views
The Cuckoo.
This tune is found in Frank B. Converse's 1865 "Complete Method For the Banjo, With or Without a Ma… Carl Anderton Dec 9, 2008 160 views
Money am a Hard Thing to Borrow.
There is nothing new under the sun. Carl Anderton Nov 16, 2008 204 views
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