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Here you go Paul. Words slightly re-arranged for my two year old boy who is into everything poopy a… Mark Weems Jan 29, 2012 225 views
A little performance of Briggs' Circus Jig with Rhiannon Giddens on banjo and Hubby Jenkins on bone… Rhiannon Giddens Jan 27, 2012 304 views
This comes from the Converse Analytical of 1887. It was not in the 1886 edition. Old style Stroke t… Tim Twiss Jan 27, 2012 58 views
From the Converse Analytical 1886. Tim Twiss Jan 23, 2012 64 views
This popular Minstrel song is mostly played as an instrumental from The Briggs' Banjo Instructor of… Tim Twiss Jan 20, 2012 130 views
This is the Frank Converse version of the old 1840's tune "Boatman's Dance. One section is actually… Tim Twiss Jan 20, 2012 108 views
This was a very popular song from the Minstrel era, and was frequently seen on the playbills from 1… Tim Twiss Jan 19, 2012 114 views
From the Converse Analytical. Worth looking at for it's use of the "Strike" or "Combination", used… Tim Twiss Jan 19, 2012 74 views
From the Converse Analytical 1887. Tim Twiss Jan 18, 2012 67 views
Master musicians Joe Ayers (Banjo) and Mark Campbell (Fiddle) performing "Boatman's Dance" LIVE on… Tags: Ayers, Joe Mark Weems Jan 17, 2012 146 views
Compare to Alabama Joe. Tim Twiss Jan 15, 2012 136 views
This version, although similar to earlier versions, comes from the Converse Analytical Banjo Method… Tim Twiss Jan 15, 2012 59 views
Commonly found as an instrumental in the Briggs' banjo Instructor of 1855. It's main popularity was… Tim Twiss Jan 15, 2012 261 views
Classic old Minstrel era tune. Tim Twiss Jan 13, 2012 150 views
Mostly Flesher's version from the "Minstrel Banjo" CD. Tags: draper, paul Paul Draper Jan 12, 2012 112 views
One of the most popular songs of the old Minstrel era, and has lived to be included in own time. Th… Tim Twiss Jan 12, 2012 150 views
One of THE most popular tunes of the early 19th Century. This version, taken from Christy's Ethiopi… Tim Twiss Jan 11, 2012 106 views
Hoop De Dooden Doo, here is how I interpret the version in the instructors. Part B is not part of t… John Masciale Jan 9, 2012 142 views
Two versions, as tabbed out in Mr. Flesher's book, the first attributed to Converse and the second… Tags: draper, paul Paul Draper Jan 9, 2012 132 views
An original by Frank Converse for his Analytical Banjo Method of 1886. Tim Twiss Jan 9, 2012 44 views
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