Hi Rob! Your videos on YT were one of the things which inspired me to take up Classic Banjo. I'm very glad to see that such an exceptional musician is among us once again.
Here in Minnesota we have four classic ban joists who would like to develop an ensemble similar to yours. We are searching for arrangements that would include a. piccolo part in addition. any information would be greatly appreciated.. a golfing friend of mine whose wife is an Edinburgh native enjoyed hearing your group and was surprised to hear that Scots were into that sort of thing. Robert
Dooley
I'm glad to see you are still going strong. Do you know Mark Temlett? He is the great great grandson of William Temlett Snr and I would love to get in contact with him about a ukulele-banjo probably made by his famous ancestor. I believe he is still alive and very interested in banjos. In response to your comment about people de-tuning their banjos, I do it on some of mine because I am worried about putting too much stress on an instrument over 120 years old.
I'm glad you're impressed with Carrie Horgan. So am I! I've also been a big fan of yours for a very long time and always insist that anyone interested in classic banjo should first listen to you before doing anything else (if they haven't done so already.
thereallyniceman
After a wander in the banjo wilderness, it is good to see that you found your way home. Welcome back Rob, from all of us, I am sure!
Dec 2, 2011
Sylvia
Hi Rob, nice to see you back on classic.
Dec 2, 2011
Mike Moss
Dec 2, 2011
Rob MacKillop
Thank you all for the warm welcome. Looking forward to seeing what you are all up to.
Dec 2, 2011
Trapdoor2
Aye, welcome back Rob. Glad to see you here!!
Dec 2, 2011
Sylvia
Hi Rob , thank you for the Buckley, the Baur looks good too. But must get some more ink before I start downloading that and your Mel Bay Book.
Dec 5, 2011
Robert Dooley
Dooley
Dec 5, 2012
Jake Glanville
I'm glad to see you are still going strong. Do you know Mark Temlett? He is the great great grandson of William Temlett Snr and I would love to get in contact with him about a ukulele-banjo probably made by his famous ancestor. I believe he is still alive and very interested in banjos. In response to your comment about people de-tuning their banjos, I do it on some of mine because I am worried about putting too much stress on an instrument over 120 years old.
I'm glad you're impressed with Carrie Horgan. So am I! I've also been a big fan of yours for a very long time and always insist that anyone interested in classic banjo should first listen to you before doing anything else (if they haven't done so already.
Black Jake of Norwich.
Mar 11, 2023