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CE FOOT STOOL ON EBAY UK.
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I can't imagine what else it would be,…Continue

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For you serious players of jazz, folk, or bluegrass…Continue

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IAN SALTER replied to Joel Hooks's discussion Zarh Bickford's Unplayable Chords?
"Hi Joel, I didn't think for one second that you were, but thank you anyway. I've been listening to those recordings too and feeling the same about them. I have a strong fondness for music of that type and regularly listen to the early…"
7 hours ago
IAN SALTER replied to Joel Hooks's discussion Zarh Bickford's Unplayable Chords?
"Just to be clear, I totally agree that the tune can't be played as written, on a 5 string banjo. As I'm sure you did, I tried it on mine and agreed with Joel's findings. So, purely out of curiosity, I attempted it on my 7 string…"
13 hours ago
IAN SALTER replied to Joel Hooks's discussion Zarh Bickford's Unplayable Chords?
"Yes, I didn't think it was for a 7 string banjo, but do find it interesting that all of the chords can be played as written.  I do like a spoof western, so thanks for the link."
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IAN SALTER replied to Joel Hooks's discussion Zarh Bickford's Unplayable Chords?
"I'm a bit pushed for time to do more than a quick play through, so I could be mistaken, but the entire tune does appear to work fairly comfortably on a 7 string banjo tuned gGCDGBD. I don't know anything about Bickford or the origins of…"
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Jody Stecher replied to IAN SALTER's discussion CE FOOT STOOL ON EBAY UK.
"Does anyone (else) remember a 1950s LP series called "Pardon My Blooper"?   Misspoken gems from radio and TV were  reproduced in the grooves. One of them was " And now... Eddie Playbody will pee for you".   "
Jul 9
IAN SALTER replied to Nathanael Hayes's discussion Zither Banjo Project
"Hi Nathanael, Tell me the width of the nut and if it is the same, or close to that on my Apollo N°1, I'll send you the measurements and maybe you could cut some slots and get a better spacing. Ian."
Jul 9
Jody Stecher replied to IAN SALTER's discussion CE FOOT STOOL ON EBAY UK.
"Maybe not, after tasting the "pizza". "
Jul 8
Joel Hooks replied to IAN SALTER's discussion CE FOOT STOOL ON EBAY UK.
"No judgement on my part regarding Peabody, while not really my thing I totally get it.  He was a true entertainer and pretty much changed the general approach of playing plectrum banjo.   I also feel like I would have been all in on…"
Jul 8
Trapdoor2 replied to IAN SALTER's discussion CE FOOT STOOL ON EBAY UK.
"Eddie Peabody is probably why I'm here... My Dad was the pilot of a Navy transport airplane during the Korean War (he also flew in WWII). He was assigned to a USO type tour taking Buddy Hackett, Anne Blythe and Eddie Peabody around the war…"
Jul 8
Jody Stecher replied to IAN SALTER's discussion CE FOOT STOOL ON EBAY UK.
"OK. Less weight in the pot than a Tu-ba-phone."
Jul 8
Joel Hooks replied to IAN SALTER's discussion CE FOOT STOOL ON EBAY UK.
"Sometimes.  But for the last few years really fancy Stewarts seems to be the choice. "
Jul 8
Jody Stecher replied to IAN SALTER's discussion CE FOOT STOOL ON EBAY UK.
"All with resonators I presume. "
Jul 8
Joel Hooks replied to IAN SALTER's discussion CE FOOT STOOL ON EBAY UK.
" Several of the "old timers" at the ABF rallies hold their banjos like Eddie Peabody, between the thighs with the neck pointing up like a cello towards their left shoulder.  They got their start on plectrum banjo at Shakey's…"
Jul 8
Jody Stecher replied to IAN SALTER's discussion CE FOOT STOOL ON EBAY UK.
"Banjo-between-the-thighs is for people with long arms.  If I place the banjo there and want to actually pluck the strings I have to bring my right shoulder very  far forward into a contorted position. Also the brackets hurt the tender skin…"
Jul 8
Jody Stecher replied to IAN SALTER's discussion CE FOOT STOOL ON EBAY UK.
"The suction cup  guitar holder seemed like a good idea— until I tried it. The cups did not adhere well to the side of the guitar and the part that was supposed to go over my leg had a curve that did not resemble the curve of my leg. It…"
Jul 8
Joel Hooks replied to IAN SALTER's discussion CE FOOT STOOL ON EBAY UK.
"There have been, historically, a few banjo holders invented but I do not know of any that were successfully marketed.   I have seen a few designs for guitar that might be adapted to work with banjo.  At some point I might try to work…"
Jul 8

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At 21:33 on November 7, 2017, carrie horgan said…

Thanks Ian - I hope you are enjoying learning classic banjo.  Are you new to playing the banjo or have you migrated over from another style of banjo playing? Let me know if I can be of any help.

Carrie 

At 16:44 on December 10, 2021, David Nuttall said…

Yes, that's me. Although I was playing the banjo before I met him, David

At 19:09 on December 11, 2021, David Nuttall said…

Oh,yes, I've clocked up 50 years and am entering the rheumaticky  fingers stage of Scan's career. However, apart from the Covid effect, even prior to that the places I used to play in had diminished alarmingly.
I've been listening to Olly Oakley on this site - I'd never heard him play material like 'The Policeman's Holiday' or 'Under The Double Eagle' before; Scan played them, all parts. David  

At 23:43 on December 11, 2021, David Nuttall said…

I was with Ken Stubbs the first time he ever went to 'Elsie's'. I went a couple of times before I moved to ipswich. Steve Pennells and I used to stay the weekend with Ken in Edenbridge and play at The Crown or The Working Men's Club. I played banjo then. David

At 22:03 on March 1, 2022, Danielle Saxon Reeves said…

Hi Ian

saw your post about moving to Selly Oak; I run Midlands Fretted Orchestra bit too far away in Stourbridge- we’re always very happy to have reading banjo players along! Give me a shout if you fancy coming along. Best wishes, Danielle

At 21:33 on March 2, 2022, IAN SALTER said…

Hi Danielle,

Thank you for your invitation. When I've settled in, I'll be in touch to arrange a date to visit you. 

Best wishes, Ian.

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