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Clifford Essex (Imperial) tunersHi everybody, my main banjo is my clifford essex imperial. Unfortunately, the tuners are starting to act up, specially the 5th string tuner… Started by Pär Engstrand in Classic Banjo |
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Cotton Belt Rag (1908)...J. H. O'Bryan.This one to exercise the fingers, despite the name, it isn't a rag, the only bit of syncopation appears in bar three of the intro, however… Started by Steve Harrison in Classic Banjo |
0 | Sep 10, 2019 |
Everybody Loves My baby (1924)..Spencer Williams.This is another arrangement of an early popular song which over the years has been performed by a myriad of different singers and musicians… Started by Steve Harrison in Classic Banjo |
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Sep 8, 2019 Reply by Trapdoor2 |
OUR NEW DATABASE OF ORIGINAL RECORDINGS IS NOW LIVE !Over the years I have been collecting original cylinder and 78rpm recordings of the great players of the Classic Banjo style. With the hel… Started by thereallyniceman in Classic Banjo |
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Sep 6, 2019 Reply by Shawn McSweeny |
Dixie (A Rag Caprice 1911)..Harry james LincolnHere is my new arrangement of this delightful tune by HJL. It's one of those pieces of music that allows the player to show off his/her mus… Started by Steve Harrison in Classic Banjo |
0 | Sep 3, 2019 |
Recommend me some new piecesI'm looking for beautiful, nostalgic pieces like You and a Canoe and At Sunset (by Grimshaw), Rose Leaves Gavotte and Pompadour (by Morley)… Started by John Cohen in Classic Banjo |
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Sep 1, 2019 Reply by Jocko MacNelly |
Jack Rabbit Rag (1910)...Donald garciaThis is an example of ragtime at its best with good syncopation and plenty of variety between its five parts. It cracks along apace and sou… Started by Steve Harrison in Classic Banjo |
0 | Aug 31, 2019 |
Sly Sal (1906)...A.W.Brown.This is another delightful slow drag that suits the banjo very well. It moves at a sedate pace and is not too challenging on the fingers. I… Started by Steve Harrison in Classic Banjo |
0 | Aug 30, 2019 |
Orpheus Music Publishers, London?I have a friend who does not use computers who was asking me to look into this company. Does anyone have any info on them and perhaps some… Started by Joel Hooks in Classic Banjo |
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Aug 27, 2019 Reply by Joel Hooks |
"The Slippery Trombone" by Warren N. DeanHi y'all! This is indeed a slippery piece, chock full of bass-string-slides. I've been working on a few of these pieces by Warren Dean (Moo… Started by Trapdoor2 in Classic Banjo |
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Aug 26, 2019 Reply by TONY BRYAN |
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