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Bell Banjos Oct 25, 2012 124 views
This has an extra section, compared to how it is usually heard. Tim Twiss Oct 23, 2012 112 views
John Diamond Walk Around from the Phil Rice book of 1858. Tags: rice, paul Paul Draper Oct 22, 2012 146 views
This is Froggie the limberjack (also known as a jig doll). Froggie used to be plain unfinished wood… Tags: banjo, Boker Strumelia Oct 20, 2012 144 views
Bassekou Kouyate is a west African ngoni (one of the possible prototypes for our banjo) playing gri… Mark Weems Oct 18, 2012 112 views
Couple of quickies on the Pete Ross gourd banjo (Mande Banza). Mark Weems Oct 17, 2012 225 views
Play in A and E on this shorter Boucher style banjo. Full size Boucher minstrel banjos play in G an… Bell Banjos Oct 15, 2012 118 views
Reading through another from "The Banjoist"...Converse 1871. The Bell is growling away at 57% RH. Tim Twiss Oct 14, 2012 78 views
One of my favorites from the Briggs banjo instructor of 1855. Trying to break in my new Pete Ross f… Mark Weems Oct 14, 2012 184 views
Fingerstyle piece from "The Banjoist" c. 1871 by F.B. Converse. Tim Twiss Oct 11, 2012 48 views
I took these pictures of an itinerant blind musician while a Peace Corps volunteer in Togo, West Af… Tags: draper, paul Paul Draper Oct 9, 2012 106 views
Converse 1871. Tim Twiss Oct 7, 2012 116 views
By James Buckley from his 1868 book. Some of my favorites are in there. The banjo was exploring new… Tim Twiss Oct 6, 2012 49 views
Playing around in the basement "studio" Gut-strung guitar, a Terry Bell Boucher-style banjo, a Mors… Ian Bell Oct 3, 2012 126 views
A Minstrel-era song (about 1840) attributed to Joel Sweeney. Played on a replica 1845 banjo -- gut-… Tags: Gibson, Dan Dan Gibson Oct 2, 2012 225 views
From the Buckley, 1860 book. Metronome set at 130 bpm. Tags: draper, paul Paul Draper Oct 1, 2012 100 views
Continuing the tribute to Joel Walker Sweeney, our founding father. This tune was listed as being i… Tim Twiss Oct 1, 2012 100 views
By Frank Converse from the 1871 book. Shorter than the version found in the Analytical of 1886....b… Tim Twiss Sep 30, 2012 66 views
Early Minstrel tune c. 1843. Tim Twiss Sep 30, 2012 112 views
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