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Dakota Rag (1899)..re-worked.I've reworked one of my earlier arrangements, the new version and midi are now in the library. It's an interesting tune to play as it's in… Started by Steve Harrison |
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Old recordings of banjo orchestras?Are there any from the period? I have heard plenty of old recordings featuring a banjo backed up by brass bands, but I can't recall any of… Started by OK-4 |
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Jul 17, 2013 Reply by thereallyniceman |
Olly Oakley Strikes Again !Here is another 78rpm recording from Olly Oakley. This one was recorded a little earlier than Jovial Huntsman, in around 1912 for Parlophon… Started by thereallyniceman |
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Jul 16, 2013 Reply by Jody Stecher |
The Fascinator (1903) by James ScottThis is another great ragtime march/two step by James Scott. It has some interesting and challenging harmonies in the second part. The pian… Started by Steve Harrison |
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Photos of FVE and Bill BowenHi folks, Here are two nicely framed photos of Fred Van Eps and Bill Bowen. Looks like they are both playing SSS banjos. http://www.ebay… Started by Joel Hooks |
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Jul 9, 2013 Reply by Eric STEFANELLI |
reply to Grey Cloud's discussion Silly Scale QuestionHi ! To continue the reply of Jody, i think this is a real important question ,and Joe Morley's advises in his method are also very inte… Started by Eric STEFANELLI |
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Dixie Dimples(1918) 'A Novelty Rag Fox Trot' by James ScottContinuing my James Scott theme, this another catchy tune which strays from the usual ragtime formula. It has to be played with swing and b… Started by Steve Harrison |
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Jul 6, 2013 Reply by Steve Harrison |
Accidental or “Accidentally on Purpose”?My friend, the audio software expert, commented that the pitch on many Classic Banjo tracks of original artists now available was above con… Started by thereallyniceman |
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Jul 6, 2013 Reply by marc dalmasso |
McAlheeny's Cake Walk (1899) A Two Step in Irish Ragtime by Emmet Balfmoor.Here's one I've dragged from the depths of obscurity. It's a cracking two step with a mixture of traditional Irish/Folk. I've added some su… Started by Steve Harrison |
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Jul 1, 2013 Reply by thereallyniceman |
A Summer Breeze (1908) by James ScottI've just completed another James Scott rag, now in the library plus midi. It's a seldom heard tune in four parts. It has some really inter… Started by Steve Harrison |
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Jul 1, 2013 Reply by Trapdoor2 |
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