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The Rag Pickers Band? ... Never heard of them!
I spotted this score as featured by "The Rag Pickers Band".
I posted it as it does show a picture of one of our heroes, Emile Grimshaw.
He looks much more manly than he does in some photos from the time!
I wonder what ever happened to the Rag Pickers? I am sure that they were very entertaining, particularly the comedian/drummer!
:-)
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Permalink Reply by thereallyniceman on
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I just noticed that Emile stuck his armrest if a daft place too... perhaps where Tarrant Bailey Junior got the idea??
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NOPE !
That is a thin triangular piece of wood which acts as an anti-tip device to stop the bridge falling over, hitting the vellum at 1000 miles an hour and scaring everyone, including the player to death with the enormous BANG.
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I am sure that someone will provide a close up, as I can't find one at the moment.
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Permalink Reply by Joel Hooks on
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That is the post plectra--cheese slicer version.
This is the one he has...https://www.google.com/patents/US1447174?dq
Ian, is this a banjo piece?
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The "Mar-sar Nello" I mean.. the bridge is clearly a piece of a banjo.
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Permalink Reply by Trapdoor2 on
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Aye, but it was as close as I could find quickly. I'd like to see an original of the Grover that looks like a saw-horse!
Joel Hooks said:That is the post plectra--cheese slicer version.
This is the one he has...https://www.google.com/patents/US1447174?dq
Ian, is this a banjo piece?
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