Posted by ban1ja on Monday, April 14, 2008
no tinker’s dam
it’s a whole conversation in itself, the banjo
what makes a good one, if there is such a thing
never mind all the dust it kicks up about this
kind of wood or that; how big the pot is;
how long the scale length, fingerboard fretted
or not scooped or not; this kind of head or that,
how many pounds of pressure; this kind of bridge
and tuners and strings or that; never mind
old time or minstrel bluegrass or newgrass
ragtime or jazz folk or classical; yessiree Hannah,
it’s a tinkerer’s damn and learning to play it
is quite another tune
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