"And it turns out that unlike most of her other predictions, she was wrong on this one. I didn't end up in the gutter, also, despite everything she said about me playing the banjo and how it was the road to the gutter and worse, she actually got…"
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Richard William Ineson replied to Jody Stecher's discussion Variations, Banjo Pollutions of The Blood, etc.Richard William Ineson replied to Jody Stecher's discussion Variations, Banjo Pollutions of The Blood, etc."When I took up playing the banjo at the age of 14 ( my mother wanted me to learn to play the violin) my mother said, "You will end up in the gutter playing that thing, but at least you will have something to keep you amused when you get…"
Richard William Ineson commented on carrie horgan's photoGeorge Houghton and Sons 'Reliance' zither banjo
"It looks quite spectacular, I think that you got a good buy with this one."
Richard William Ineson replied to Joel Hooks's discussion "Classical Banjo" by Al Jeffery."I used to play his arrangement of 'Cappricho Arabe' which i thought was good. i can't be bothered retuning so have never played anything which required it, I keep a banjo tuned with '4th to D' and that's my sole…"
Richard William Ineson replied to Joel Hooks's discussion Middleton's Spanish Dance"Alan is alive and well, he's in his 91st year I think. He was taught to play the banjo by Bernard Sheaff and worked for the original CE Co. in the 1950s. He certainly knows his way around a banjo and has composed/arranged a lot of music for the…"
Richard William Ineson replied to Joel Hooks's discussion Orpheus Music Publishers, London?"Yes, I'll get the apparatus set up and see what I can do. I've also found that other type of footstool so I'll photograph that as well."
Richard William Ineson replied to Trapdoor2's discussion "The Slippery Trombone" by Warren N. Dean"An expensive (in terms of bass strings) to play. It's very good, no idea why I have never played it."
Richard William Ineson replied to Joel Hooks's discussion Orpheus Music Publishers, London?"It rings a bell with me, and I think that I have at least one piece published by them. I'll take a look and let you know."
TBJnr Fretwire
"That is a pretty good testimony for how much fun Eli is! He will be at the Fall ABF rally in October if anyone wants to come and find out for themselves (sorry for the shameless plug).
Thanks for posting, I enjoyed reading this.
Eli has told…"
TBJnr Fretwire
"Fretwire Mags eh?... a Brian Jacklin's blast from the past!
They look like good candidates for scanning and I have a pile too.
...NO NO NO not more scanning, bite my tongue off !!!"
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I found this article by TBJnr whilst sorting through a pile of banjo related paper, most of which is going to be recycled (burnt) the corrections were made by MacNaghten.
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A very rare tenor banjo for sale on Ebay
Posted on April 16, 2018 at 14:30 — 6 Comments
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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
:-)
Ian
- At 18:28 on March 13, 2019, Eli K L said…
Hello, Richard! I am not, alas, the famous Eli K. Just a generic Eli starting to look into classic banjo. :-)
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