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A Black Bawl (1905)....Harry. C. Thompson.This is described by the composer as a slow drag and to my ears, it's very Joplinesque in style. I've set the speed at what I think is abou… Started by Steve Harrison |
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The Easy Winners (1901)....Scott JoplinThis Joplin tune was suggested by Ian. I wasn't convinced that it would stand alone as a solo so I've written a banjo second. The midi incl… Started by Steve Harrison |
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CLIFFORD ESSEX ROMAN / FACTORY NUMBERSBy my experience & except my mistakes , all the models of the Clifford Essex brand have a Roman / factory numbers ( with the exceptio… Started by marc dalmasso |
0 | Nov 3, 2016 |
My New (Big) BabyShortly I'll be taking delivery of this beautiful Clifford Essex Professional, courtesy of Tom Ryan. This one is a bit different than… Started by John Cohen |
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Nov 3, 2016 Reply by marc dalmasso |
A New Appreciation For That Dusty Old Paper!My wife and I spent the day at the Canterbury Shaker Village taking a class on letter press publishing. We went through the entire process.… Started by Joel Hooks |
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Oct 31, 2016 Reply by Trapdoor2 |
Banjeaurine Heads-Where Are They?Hello all. I am playing my banjeaurine again and want to experiment with a different head. Mine has a 13" skin head and sounds rather 'thum… Started by Hal Allert |
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Oct 30, 2016 Reply by Hal Allert |
Banjeaurine heads-where are they?Hello all. I am playing my banjeaurine again and want to experiment with a different head. Mine has a 13" skin head and sounds rather 'thum… Started by Hal Allert |
0 | Oct 30, 2016 |
Banjeaurine heads-where are they?Hello all. I am playing my banjeaurine again and want to experiment with a different head. Mine has a 13" skin head and sounds rather 'thum… Started by Hal Allert |
0 | Oct 30, 2016 |
Legit or Hybrid?What do the experts think? Is this a real CE banjo or a "Franken-banjo"? http://www.ebay.com/itm/112184101179?ul_noapp=true Started by Jody Stecher |
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Oct 29, 2016 Reply by Jody Stecher |
Weeping Willow Rag (1911)..Harry Augustus FischlerThis is quite different from the Joplin tune of the same name, it's a melodic rag in C minor/E flat, A flat. Most of it is in single notes,… Started by Steve Harrison |
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Oct 28, 2016 Reply by Jody Stecher |
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