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More from the obscure Emmett manuscripts. Staying in the minor key thing. Tim Twiss Jan 2, 2014 63 views
This is not the tune typically associated with Joe Sweeney. It is a fiddle piece from the Dan Emmet… Tim Twiss Jan 2, 2014 43 views
This one is rather obscure, and found in the Dan Emmett manuscript collection, listed as no. 12 in… Tim Twiss Jan 2, 2014 100 views
What the heck....one more bit of heresy. Tim Twiss Jan 1, 2014 42 views
...just enjoying this fine old music. Tim Twiss Jan 1, 2014 108 views
Plugging in an for an oldie. Tim Twiss Jan 1, 2014 38 views
"" Mark Weems Dec 28, 2013 166 views
No banjo - but this is my Christmas card for 2013. The contra dance called "Sir Roger De Coverly" a… Ian Bell Dec 20, 2013 204 views
Little Windows (Mark Weems & Julee Glaub Weems) during a Christmas concert at Pleasant Green Un… Mark Weems Dec 20, 2013 83 views
Merry Christmas all! Mark Weems Dec 20, 2013 84 views
From Dan Emmett's first published version of Dixie's Land, 1860. Also known as "I Wish I Was in Dix… Mark Weems Dec 17, 2013 364 views
After seeing the film "12 Years A Slave", I read Solomon Northup's account (published in 1855 by Mi… Tags: draper, paul Paul Draper Dec 16, 2013 308 views
Here's another one from Howe's Jigs and Reels, I was playing it on fiddle but thought it really bel… Wes Merchant Dec 15, 2013 84 views
visit http://bell.20m.com/banjos.html Bell Banjos Dec 13, 2013 136 views
My take on an old tune in gCDCD tuning. Baby Bear Lo-Fi Dec 13, 2013 100 views
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Bell Banjos Dec 5, 2013 194 views
Rice - Briggs - Rice. I've been playing my gourd banjo a lot these days, tuned up to the A/E tuning. Tags: jig, paul Paul Draper Dec 5, 2013 100 views
Dan Gardner may have sung this song as early as 1836, although his brother-in-law, Billy Whitlock (… Mark Weems Dec 1, 2013 162 views
"John Brown's March", played 2-finger style on a new James Ashborn reproduction banjo (#3) built by… Kevin W. Holmes Nov 29, 2013 132 views
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