John Deller posted a video
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Parisot's Hornpipe

Here's Parisot's Hornpipe Played on my circa 1870, 6 string, piccolo, Tunbridgeware banjo.Mademoiselle Parisot was a dancer and singer of the late 18th and e...
9 hours ago
Trapdoor2 replied to thereallyniceman's discussion Another Early BMG Scan for the John Field Library
"LOL. I had a similar experience, Joel. I read the article on "Cheerio" and thought, "I have 'Cheerio' keyed in, the article states that it should be played at 152 bpm, I…"
yesterday
Joel Hooks replied to thereallyniceman's discussion Another Early BMG Scan for the John Field Library
"Whopsy, my mistake. "
yesterday
Richard William Ineson replied to thereallyniceman's discussion Another Early BMG Scan for the John Field Library
"Not nit picking but, this 'Cheerio' by Chas Stainer is not 'Cheerio Lads' by Jan Wien, neither solo has a second page."
yesterday
Joel Hooks replied to thereallyniceman's discussion Another Early BMG Scan for the John Field Library
"I find it interesting! Nice article on gut strings, debate ended on a second page for Cheerio, interesting rant on grading solos, all in all a good issue.  Thanks Ian and NZ Friend!"
Wednesday
thereallyniceman posted a discussion

Another Early BMG Scan for the John Field Library

A friend in New Zealand..yes, the other side of the world.(How did  UK BMGs  get there?) has sent a scan of April 1924 BMG that was missing from our library. I have added it and I hope you find it…See More
Wednesday
thereallyniceman left a comment for Mike Redman
"Welcome back Mike, We have not spoken for a while! Good to see that you are still playing...your CE Special XX ??? Ian"
Wednesday
Mike Redman is now a member of Classic-Banjo
Wednesday
Austin commented on Austin 's video
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Alice Schottische by Alfred Farland

"I think I need to keep learning pieces in order to develop my memory"
Tuesday
Austin commented on Austin 's video
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Alice Schottische by Alfred Farland

"Yes my memory may be a bit faulty at the moment. I learned that one a while ago."
Tuesday