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Ladies and Gentlemen, a selection from the Third Gospel of Gut. Tim Twiss Mar 28, 2010 30 views
These two short pieces come from Buckley's New Banjo Method of 1860. James Buckley and his son G. S… Tim Twiss Mar 27, 2010 102 views
From the Buckley Banjo Book of 1860. It's source is found in Ryan's as "Lardner's Reel". A few phra… Tim Twiss Mar 21, 2010 67 views
This is the original, unchanged lead sheet melody for the Cracovienne Quickstep. What is interestin… Tim Twiss Mar 18, 2010 50 views
Mary Z. Cox & Yazid on Afro/Caribbean drums and John Bowlin 1865 fretless banjo. Mary Z. Cox Mar 17, 2010 124 views
Using the techniques described in Briggs', Rice, and Buckley, a series of Strikes is used and broke… Tim Twiss Mar 17, 2010 98 views
Here's one for the day! Fingery and Gordy. Tim Twiss Mar 15, 2010 60 views
Guitar Style piece from the 1886 Analytical Method. This song builds a case for Frank Converse's ab… Tim Twiss Mar 13, 2010 25 views
The origin of the Tremolo Technique from the 19th Century revealed. It was never about the finger a… Tim Twiss Mar 10, 2010 100 views
Part 3 in a series using the Phil Rice Banjo Method of 1858. Introducing 4 new moves and reviewing… Tim Twiss Mar 10, 2010 40 views
Once in a while you hear some play a few tunes together, and it seems to sound real good....such is… Tim Twiss Mar 7, 2010 110 views
Another tune I put down while I had all the instruments in the basement - from Winner's 1883 (thank… Tags: accordion, Lucas Ian Bell Mar 7, 2010 49 views
Instruction and demonstration from the Phil Rice Book of 1858. Review of "Strikes" and Juba, and in… Tim Twiss Mar 6, 2010 104 views
Buckley 1860 (arranged by Papa Buckley himself) featuring the Buckley Hybrid Stroke Technique. Tim Twiss Mar 6, 2010 43 views
After all the discussion about accordions I got my 19th century one out and darned if it wasn't in… Tags: BANJO, Accordeon Ian Bell Mar 6, 2010 68 views
From the "back of the Buckley" 1860. The second section twists around in an unusual way. Tim Twiss Mar 5, 2010 47 views
Song from the Buckley Book of 1860. Not perfect, but wll spirited. Love this tune! Tim Twiss Mar 5, 2010 41 views
Back of the Buckley again...1860. Tim Twiss Mar 3, 2010 38 views
Not to be confused with the song from Briggs' witha similar title. Tim Twiss Feb 28, 2010 40 views
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