"Original Rags" by Scott Joplin, played by Jerron Paxton and Vincent M. Johnson
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"Original Rags" by Scott Joplin, played by Jerron Paxton and Vincent M. Johnson
2023 Scott Joplin International Ragtime Festival 6/2/23In this video, talented multi-instrumentalist Jerron Paxton invites his friend Vincent M. Johnson ont...
Jerron Paxton, Frank Fairfield & Zac Sokolow - St. Louis Rag
Jerron Paxton, Frank Fairfield & Zac Sokolow perform St. Louis Rag. This piece was composed in 1903 by Tom Turpin.Filmed, recorded and edited by David Bragge...
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Fairbanks / Vega Tubaphone No. 9 Plectum Five String 1925 Maple | Howie’s Stringed SPECtaculars | Reverb"
Jerron Paxton & Zac Sokolow - The Climbing Rose
"The Climbing Rose/Tyro Mazurka"#banjo #classicbanjo #oldtimebanjohttps://zacsokolow.bandcamp.com/album/zac-sokolowhttps://www.blindboypaxton.net/bio
"Well its not the exact one that you are looking for but its basically a sister. If you know a competent luthier I'm sure they could convert this B&D https://guitars.com/inventory/je3100-1935-b-d-montana-silver-bell-1-tenor to a 5…"
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Fretboard extensions
I'm in the market for a banjo with at least 24 or 25 frets. I've noticed fretboards extensions are usually only on professional instruments, with a few exceptions, which makes a lot of sense somewhat. I find if I had an…
Posted on May 21, 2020 at 17:00 — 2 Comments
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- At 15:50 on May 30, 2020,
R L Vaughn said…
Have you tried a long neck, such as a Christy?
- At 16:02 on May 30, 2020,
Jerron Paxton said…
I have not. I'm certain they wouldn't have the same tone and play ability as regular banjos with an extended fretboard. Another thing is the quality of the build. Most of the banjos are like our professional models. I can't find one of these with a big enough pot or a tone ring.
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