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1853. Banjo arrangement. Tim Twiss Sep 29, 2012 80 views
Another high end production from my studio. Tim Twiss Sep 29, 2012 90 views
A very unusual tune with an unusually boring title, taken from Coe's fiddle book. Tim Twiss Sep 28, 2012 63 views
"" Mark Weems Sep 26, 2012 243 views
This banjo is loud, long, tough as a sledgehammer, and has gut strings. I have it on Ebay now. Bell Banjos Sep 25, 2012 79 views
Great tune from Converse's ABM, 1886. Tags: banjo, method Paul Draper Sep 21, 2012 124 views
This is a Walk Around by Dan Emmett from 1859. He would have written this during his employment wit… Tim Twiss Sep 18, 2012 61 views
A lovely song from the 1820's as found in Elias Howe's Banjo Preceptor of 1848. My fingerings for t… Mark Weems Sep 18, 2012 450 views
From the Buckley, 1868 book. Practicing alternating dotted notes. Tags: paul, draper Paul Draper Sep 17, 2012 100 views
Cooking a steak...thought I would kick out a Sweeney inspired instrumental. "Whar Did You Come From… Tim Twiss Sep 16, 2012 74 views
A great song from Rice's banjo tutor. Rice is using it as a lesson and keeps his version simple. St… Tags: weems, mark Mark Weems Sep 14, 2012 190 views
From Buckley's 1860 book; inspiration from Bob Winan's recording on "Minstrel Banjo Style" CD. Tags: buckley, draper Paul Draper Sep 13, 2012 110 views
Kentucky Juba played on a Boucher style banjo made from a kit supplied by Bell & Son Banjos. So… Dave Culgan Sep 12, 2012 178 views
Two tunes from the Rice, played on a partially fretless Mike Ramsey banjo with nylgut strings. Mark Weems Sep 11, 2012 104 views
The Phil Rice arrangement from his 1858 book. Tags: paul, draper Paul Draper Sep 7, 2012 182 views
Just playin.....Brownie...The Bell. Tim Twiss Sep 5, 2012 100 views
A Shaker spiritual Vince Abadie Sep 3, 2012 83 views
An antebellum song about a banjo-playing fellow who courts a most lovely young lady by the moniker… Vince Abadie Sep 3, 2012 120 views
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