Richard William Ineson
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American Patrol by Frank Meacham arranged by Parke Hunter
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Richard William Ineson replied to Richard William Ineson's discussion Old banjo string box
"It's what is known as 'refreshing honesty' a human quality which is quite scarce these days. This statement is let down a little by the 'unsurpassable in beautiful bell-tone' follow on."
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Jody Stecher replied to Richard William Ineson's discussion Old banjo string box
"I like the modest qualifier "At Present"."
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"The address was designed to give the impression that Cammeyer had premises on prestigious Jermyn Street whereas his studio was actually on Duke of York Street which is a side street off Jermyn Street. You will sometimes find this address printed on…"
Apr 23
Richard William Ineson replied to Jason Cornwell's discussion Looking for suggestions
"That is exactly how I see the Grimshaw exercises, I remember playing them with pleasure rather than as work and because they had musical merit they didn't annoy people who had to listen to me getting to grips with them."
Mar 31
Richard William Ineson replied to Jason Cornwell's discussion Looking for suggestions
"Please accept my most sincere apologies, my only excuse fo this appalling lapse is my fast fading brain which, like the rest of my crumbling body is 77 years old. Anyway, thank you for your kind thoughts Jody and I trust that I have not offended…"
Mar 31
Richard William Ineson replied to Jason Cornwell's discussion Looking for suggestions
"Thank you  for your kind words Joel. I was taught to  play the banjo by L.W.Howe, he had been taught by David Miner, a friend of Parke Hunter. I still remember his various bits of advice about playing the banjo and how to use your time…"
Mar 31
Richard William Ineson replied to Jason Cornwell's discussion Looking for suggestions
"I chose these three solos because they all have something different to  teach you. A Banjo Vamp will get you familiar with 'sliding' on the fourth string' the first time I heard this done, it made me laugh, which is a good thing.…"
Mar 30
Richard William Ineson replied to Jason Cornwell's discussion Looking for suggestions
"A Banjo Vamp by Grimshaw, Magnolia Waltz by Morley. Violet Mazurka by Morley. "
Mar 29
Richard William Ineson replied to TONY BRYAN's discussion BERT BASSETT BIOGRAPHY
"Bert Bassett  wrote quite a few banjo tunes, I still play (or rather, what passes for playing these day) 'Jumbo Rag' and Mike Redman used to play 'On the Ganges' a good tune which I think was recorded by Bill Ball. BB also…"
Mar 12
Joel Hooks replied to Richard William Ineson's discussion American Patrol by Frank Meacham arranged by Parke Hunter
"I'm happy to volunteer scan time. "
Jan 29
Richard William Ineson replied to Richard William Ineson's discussion American Patrol by Frank Meacham arranged by Parke Hunter
"I'll see if I can find time to scan all of the book, It's quite a job for a pensioner and it's ratter cold in the scanning department in our house at present."
Jan 28
Trapdoor2 replied to Richard William Ineson's discussion American Patrol by Frank Meacham arranged by Parke Hunter
"I hope he does! Those UBs tend to have full piano parts, so writing 2nds and CB parts is easy. I have a Sanders Papworth arrangement of "American Patrol"."
Jan 22
Joel Hooks replied to Richard William Ineson's discussion American Patrol by Frank Meacham arranged by Parke Hunter
"Thanks for this!  Are you planning on scanning the entire issue of #13?"
Jan 22
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American Patrol by Frank Meacham arranged by Parke Hunter

I was dusting my banjo music shelves the other day and spotted a copy of Dallas' 'Universal Banjoist' No. 13. The solos in this  album are all arranged or composed by Morton Parke Hunter and amongst the selections are an arrangement of Frank Meacham's 'American Patrol' later made famous by Glenn Miller and his band in WW2. I sent  a scan of the music to Ian and he has…See More
Jan 22

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At 7:19 on February 14, 2017, thereallyniceman said…

Welcome (again) to Ning,Richard! I see that you have re-registered using your new email address, thank you and we look forward to posts from Richard 2

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