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country frank - Posted - 04/10/2013: 06:14:30
If you haven't seen this yet take a look, its brilliant and Bill is such a great player and wonderful educator. Very informative, very fun.
Enjoy.
Howie59 - Posted - 04/10/2013: 06:40:06
Thanks so much for posting this, I really enjoyed it. It was most informative. Cant say that the last electric banjo did much for me though.
RB3WREATH - Posted - 04/11/2013: 02:36:58
Bill
I know you are on the hangout Great overview I loved it
Joe Deetz
beezaboy - Posted - 04/11/2013: 08:05:21
Wonderful video. Thank you.
I think in America from the very beginnings the term "Banjo" means 5-string banjo.
But, it would be cool to add one minute to the lecture (make an even 15) and team with a 4-stringer to include 1/2 century for the ragtime, jazz and swing eras with single string melody tenor, rhythm tenor or plectrum with a finale of either a Reser tenor or Peabody/Bechtel plectrum chord melody. By golly then we could get to see a full two hundred years of America's instrument.
Not complaining - just a fan of the Castles, sheiks and flappers and the sound of the flat picked other "Banjo".
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