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A group for all those pickers from the Great White North

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Created 1/28/2011
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Any kingston,ont. pickers out there?

Looking for fellow kingstonians for some picking. Im no pro, just looking for someone to play with, maybe learn with eachother.
From jeremyg 2 months ago
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Naiman & Coole Workshop & Concert last call

Banjo Workshop at Music In The Wood - Arnie Naiman and Chris Coole are back to teach and entertain . . . Wow! It's happening this Saturday and there are just a few spots... Read More
From hhunter44 3 months ago
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"Finest Kind" Anyone know this band?

I have been listening to a tape cassette my late father made for me. The names of the players were not included. Is this a Canadian band and do they have multiple albums?
From Jonny5 4 months ago
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Looking for an Ibanez Artist

In a classic case of buyers remorse,I am looking to buy another Ibanez Artist banjo,especially one from... Read More
From Oilerguy 4 months ago
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Any Bluegrass pickers in Surrey BC

Just joined this site, any pickers in Surrey BC, Fraser Valley want to give me a few pointers in getting started again?
From banjaboy 4 months ago
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	DIAMOND JOE - Marc Nerenberg - 9 May 2013 Linked by Marc Nerenberg 13 days ago
	The Fox - 1929 Whyte Laydie Banjo - Marc Nerenberg Linked by Marc Nerenberg 2 months ago: Another one played in Canada's oldest coffeehouse (Montreal's Yellow Door)
	The Tail of Tales - a story with gourd banjo playing - by Marc Nerenberg Linked by Marc Nerenberg 2 months ago: A Canadian story, that I first made up to tell on CBC radio - long ago. Performed here in Canada's oldest coffeehouse, Montreal's Yellow Door Coffeehouse, this week.
Blog Entry: New Website is working even better . . . and a video Linked by hhunter44 3 months ago: Just a new blog entry about my new website and James Gordon's banjo.
	Wagon Wheel - Clawhammer Banjo - Marc Nerenberg Linked by Marc Nerenberg 4 months ago: This song is not true - I don't really think it's cold in New England.
	Deering Tenbrooks-(Calico)-BRAZILIAN ROSEWOOD: considering offers Linked by SirRight 7 months ago: Wonderful banjo but I wonder if Canadian Customs would allow it in, due to the endangered wood?
	'Reuben' on a Jeff Menzies' Gourd Banjo - Marc Nerenberg Linked by Marc Nerenberg 1 year ago: This is a very old tune that apparently originates in West Africa, so it seemed like a good fit for the gourd banjo. I try to give it somewhat of an old sound - sort of a blues precursor treatment.
	Improvised Blues on a Jeff Menzies' Gourd Banjo - Marc Nerenberg Linked by Marc Nerenberg 1 year ago: Here's a little improvised blues on a Jeff Menzies Gourd banjo. I think the blues are a perfect fit for this banjo.
	Quite Early Morning w Vocals Linked by Stumble Fingers 1 year ago
	JAMES ALLEY BLUES - played by MARC NERENBERG - Clawhammer banjo blues Linked by Marc Nerenberg 1 year ago: A great blues by Richard "Rabbit" Brown, first recorded in 1927, here played in a modified clawhammer style.