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To the "back of the Buckley" 1860. Obviously a fiddle tune, but I have not researched the source. Tim Twiss Jun 1, 2010 38 views
Briggs' Jig. Popular tune, been heard a million times, but it's always new to somebody. Tim Twiss May 31, 2010 52 views
Dobson, c. 1882. Praise to Jim Hartel for making a banjo that sounds so tight and crisp on this the… Tim Twiss May 31, 2010 43 views
Camptown Races. Tim Twiss May 31, 2010 45 views
Part of a series highlighting the afternoon concert that concluded the workshop at Harpers Ferry on… Tim Twiss May 31, 2010 59 views
Rice 1858. Sandy Boy licks are in there. Tim Twiss May 29, 2010 57 views
X rated tilte warning. Actually called "Where's dat Nigger?" A meaningless title to a cool tune. Al… Tim Twiss May 29, 2010 41 views
Rice 1858 Tim Twiss May 29, 2010 46 views
Rice 1858. Tim Twiss May 29, 2010 54 views
Material from workshop. Tim Twiss May 27, 2010 102 views
Material from workshop. Tim Twiss May 27, 2010 102 views
Workbook material. Tim Twiss May 27, 2010 207 views
I love the 60's.......18 AND 19. Tim Twiss May 26, 2010 77 views
From Winner's New American School for the Banjo. Guitar style playing on the fretless banjo. Tim Twiss May 19, 2010 104 views
Someone caught us having some fun at a reenactment this past weekend. That is Dave and Eileen Corbe… John Masciale May 19, 2010 102 views
The banjo tutors by Septimus Winner are often overlooked, While not as strong as the others, it is… Tim Twiss May 19, 2010 36 views
The 3rd piece in this recent little "Converse Trilogy", as they all came from the same page. Once a… Tim Twiss May 18, 2010 16 views
Converse 1886. Perfect sitcom music, wouldn't you say? I sure enjoy this stuff. Tim Twiss May 17, 2010 22 views
Here's a cool one...from the Analytical of 1886. Tim Twiss May 16, 2010 28 views
I just got an old (Lachenal 1870s) anglo concertina and couldn't resist doing a duet with myself. (… Tags: Converse, Concertina Ian Bell May 16, 2010 210 views
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