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Another fiddle tune from Ryan's Mammoth Collection. Part of the "Friday Night Post" series. Tim Twiss Feb 13, 2009 77 views
Hey, it's that fretless banjo builder guy!! Tags: bomb, da Carl Anderton Feb 12, 2009 312 views
Check it out, dudes and dudesses. One of them pipers from rural Northern England, and she's playing… Tags: awesome Carl Anderton Feb 8, 2009 86 views
John Masciale Feb 7, 2009 53 views
This weeks tune was a blast to learn and play. Tags: gnarly Carl Anderton Feb 7, 2009 89 views
The first version is played on a Boucher style banjo by James Hartel, and the second one is played… Tim Twiss Feb 6, 2009 92 views
Banjo and Whistle John Masciale Feb 1, 2009 57 views
A little rough here, but the best I could come up with today. My Mess-mates and I did a living hist… Tags: it, do Carl Anderton Jan 31, 2009 100 views
Tim Twiss Jan 31, 2009 85 views
Tim Twiss Jan 31, 2009 102 views
The shortest and most mysterious song in the tutors. The clusters at the end always seem to prevent… Tim Twiss Jan 28, 2009 77 views
I couldn't resist posting this melody I found in Ryans Collection today. It just grabbed me. I also… Tim Twiss Jan 24, 2009 40 views
Arranged by Greg C. Adams. Greg Adams Jan 24, 2009 146 views
An 1859 "parlor" tune of the Buckleys, played in their early guitar style. Tags: Sentimentality Carl Anderton Jan 19, 2009 100 views
Some basic, yet nuanced, content from Winner's 1864 banjo book. Greg Adams Jan 17, 2009 128 views
As part of another little project here on Ning, these are 5 simple tunes from the Winner's 1864 boo… Tim Twiss Jan 17, 2009 88 views
This song comes from the Analytical Banjo Method of 1886 by Frank Converse. It is a great arrangeme… Tim Twiss Jan 16, 2009 118 views
I arranged this tune from piano sheet music for a Civil War conference that included a tour of VMI. Greg Adams Jan 14, 2009 106 views
No particular reason for putting these up. I just like them. These two gems are joined at the hip,… Tim Twiss Jan 13, 2009 128 views
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