Richard William Ineson
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Fred Van Eps birthday December 30th 1878
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Started this discussion. Last reply by thereallyniceman Dec 31, 2024.

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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Richard William Ineson replied to Shawn McSweeny's discussion Ossman`s 'Ragtime Medley' Transcribed
"Well done Shawn, Ossman was a phenomenal banjo player and I suppose that Clifford Essex had to trim Ossman's  arrangements down to make them accessible to his customers. Does anyone know if any of Ossman's original arrangements of his…"
6 hours ago
Richard William Ineson replied to Trapdoor2's discussion "Pastime Schottische" by Joe Morley
"Yes, it's all very interesting to the banjo fan; of the early Morley pieces, I particularly like the 'Violet Mazurka' which is very accessible and tuneful and which I still play. "
Wednesday
Richard William Ineson replied to Trapdoor2's discussion "Pastime Schottische" by Joe Morley
"This is the back cover of No.146 'Brooklyn Polka' which is undated but shows that the E&C lists had got to No.151 some time later."
Tuesday
Richard William Ineson replied to Trapdoor2's discussion "Pastime Schottische" by Joe Morley
"I summoned up the energy to photograph the back cover of No. 33 in the E&C lists, 'Dreamland Gavotte', which is dated 1894, this shows that E&C had only got 43 publications in their lists around this time."
Tuesday
Richard William Ineson replied to Trapdoor2's discussion "Pastime Schottische" by Joe Morley
"I managed to climb the stairs and get to the Morley pile, 'Pastime Schottische' is No. 34 in E&C lists so it was published full size rather than just in 'The Banjo World'. I've not got this one so it's a welcome…"
Monday
Richard William Ineson replied to Austin 's discussion Can anyone tell if this is in A notation?
"Gershwin acted as the piano accompanist to Van Eps on a few records, (I cannot be bothered looking up the record numbers/dates etc. but they will be listed somewhere). I certainly saw and handled a cheque (USA check) made out to Gershwin by Van Eps…"
Jun 9
Richard William Ineson replied to Trapdoor2's discussion "Pastime Schottische" by Joe Morley
"It seems to ring a bell, can we have a look at it please?"
May 27
Richard William Ineson replied to IAN SALTER's discussion WEAVER or CE IN AUCTION.
"You can almost hear this poor old banjo screaming, "HELP! Somebody save me from a life of abuse and mistreatment!"
May 19
Richard William Ineson replied to Jody Stecher's discussion Bradbury Book 2
"If I remember correctly, Derek Lillywhite played this on his LP. It's an odd piece to my mind and there are plenty of other sentimental banjo tunes which might be more satisfying to the ear."
May 15
Liz McElwain left a comment for Richard William Ineson
"It's a shame about Backwell – I have fond memories of those days. My son, Chas, plays all types of fretted instrument and, as a result of my return to the fold, is also interested in pursuing classic banjo again. The new event in…"
May 6
Liz McElwain and Richard William Ineson are now friends
May 6
Richard William Ineson left a comment for Liz McElwain
"The Backwell rally is now defunct, a combination of old age, lack of support, increase in hire fees etc. There is a  new event starting near Nottingham in October I think. Clowne continues but we will have to see who/how many turn/turns up as…"
May 5
Liz McElwain left a comment for Richard William Ineson
"Hello Richard, good to be back. No, I won’t be doing Clowne this time round; my husband is a writer and has a book launch that day, and I should be there doing the wifely support thing. Also, I wasn’t aware of the rally, having been out…"
May 4
Richard William Ineson left a comment for Liz McElwain
"Good to see you back in the banjo world, there are not many of us left. Are you joining us at Clowne on the 17th?"
May 4
Richard William Ineson commented on Ethan Schwartz's video
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Nuts and Wine (classic banjo)

"Nuts and wine were a traditional Christmas thing some time ago, but I cannot detect any Yuletide undertones in this composition. Perhaps Morley composed it/sold it around Christmas time and bought some nuts and wine with the money he received from…"
Apr 27
Richard William Ineson replied to David Gillespie's discussion Question on Whistling Rufus
"Hi Jody, In answer to your question, "I wonder why this variation is labeled "Rag-time Trio".  It is not more raggy than the first two parts of the tune. It's the usual third part melody accompanied by a…"
Apr 25

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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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Ian

At 18:27 on May 4, 2025, Liz McElwain said…

Hello Richard, good to be back. No, I won’t be doing Clowne this time round; my husband is a writer and has a book launch that day, and I should be there doing the wifely support thing. Also, I wasn’t aware of the rally, having been out of touch for so long. Are the various banjo rallies notified on this website? Hope to see you at one or two of them.

At 17:07 on May 6, 2025, Liz McElwain said…

It's a shame about Backwell – I have fond memories of those days. My son, Chas, plays all types of fretted instrument and, as a result of my return to the fold, is also interested in pursuing classic banjo again. The new event in Nottingham could be interesting for both of us; my brother lives there so we could kill two birds with one stone, so to speak.

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