Richard William Ineson
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Possible Weaver banjo for restoration on Ebay
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There is a banjo with a few Weaver characteristics on EBay the number is 167047143629. The starting price is £39.99 which might be too much…Continue

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J.A. Turner banjo list
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American Patrol by Frank Meacham arranged by Parke Hunter
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I was dusting my banjo music shelves the other day and spotted a copy of…Continue

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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."
Nov 14
Richard William Ineson replied to Richard William Ineson's discussion Possible Weaver banjo for restoration on Ebay
"Turners bought the remaining timber (lumber) and unfinished instruments from Alfred Weaver on his retirement in 1938. They issued a small catalogue of their 'Weaver' banjos and continued to manufacture banjos which were identical to…"
Nov 1
Joel Hooks replied to Richard William Ineson's discussion Possible Weaver banjo for restoration on Ebay
"Yeah, not a Weaver, but certainly a Weaver copy, which seems to have been something offered by most of the majors brands in England. JAT was kinda obvious about it, in a catalog I have photos of they have “Weaver Model” listed."
Nov 1
Richard William Ineson replied to Richard William Ineson's discussion Possible Weaver banjo for restoration on Ebay
"Had a closer look, more Abbott than Weaver I think, I might risk £20.00 on it."
Nov 1
Richard William Ineson posted a discussion

Possible Weave banjo for restoration on Ebay

There is a banjo with a few Weaver characteristics on EBay the number is 167047143629. The starting price is £39.99 which might be too muchSee More
Nov 1
Richard William Ineson replied to Trapdoor2's discussion Cheerio Lads, Jan Wien...
"'Laughing Moon' is a mystery to me, I've never seen a copy of the music and certainly never heard anyone play it, but it will turn up eventually. ."
Nov 1
Richard William Ineson replied to Trapdoor2's discussion Cheerio Lads, Jan Wien...
"Having played through this piece again, I think that the trio is based on the old Scottish farewell song 'We're No Awa Tae Bide Awa'."
Oct 31
Richard William Ineson replied to Trapdoor2's discussion Cheerio Lads, Jan Wien...
Oct 30
Richard William Ineson replied to Trapdoor2's discussion Cheerio Lads, Jan Wien...
Oct 30
Richard William Ineson replied to Trapdoor2's discussion Cheerio Lads, Jan Wien...
Oct 30
Richard William Ineson replied to Trapdoor2's discussion TWILIGHT REVERIE, Paul Eno
"Another one for those quieter moments by the fire with a bottle of something nice. I like to drift into the sentimental side of things with Hunter's 'Romance', Grimshaw's 'You and a Canoe' and 'At Sunset. "
Oct 30
Richard William Ineson replied to Trapdoor2's discussion Cheerio Lads, Jan Wien...
"I've just had a shuffle thought the Jan Wien (real name Joseph Madden) file, it looks like a one pager from the B.M.G. magazine, to me. Mine finishes with the Trio in C major and then (A) to (B) then from the sign to Fine.  The piece has a…"
Oct 30
Richard William Ineson replied to Austin 's discussion I'm sorry
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Oct 29
Richard William Ineson replied to Austin 's discussion I'm sorry
"Yes, I see that some people often abbreviate the title to 'FMB' as the tune is so well known, so I just followed suit."
Oct 28
Richard William Ineson replied to Austin 's discussion I'm sorry
"It's a tune called 'Foggy Mountain Breakdown', a chap called Scruggs used to play it."
Oct 28
Richard William Ineson commented on Joel Hooks's video
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Broomstick Serenade or The Legend of Haunted Hollow, Classic Banjo

"A nice combination of tunes, well played. The intro to 'A Southern Festival' is also good as an intro to 'The Banshee'."
Oct 28

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At 7:19 on February 14, 2017, thereallyniceman said…

Welcome (again) to Ning,Richard! I see that you have re-registered using your new email address, thank you and we look forward to posts from Richard 2

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