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A group for all those pickers from the Great White North

145 Members, Created 1/28/2011 -

Administrators: Jim Yates (owner)

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Moonshiner (Clawhammer style)

Here's my take on the old song Moonshiner. It uses basic frailing. Moonshiner
From YVBanjo 8 years ago
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Fireball Mail (aka Mireball Fail 🙃)

http://youtu.be/eT1_W2-Q_h8 Here's my take on the old Fred Rose... Read More
From chuckv97 10 years ago
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Not sure where I should post this, but perhaps if this ain't the right place, someone will either move it or tell me where to go. I just did a member search on the hangout and discovered that... Read More
From picker5 10 years ago
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Kingston Ontario Music Conference

This Saturday, 3 October, the Kingston Ontario Music Conference will be held at the Ambassador Hotel, 1550 Princess Street. Admission is free. The event starts at 10:00 a.m. The card I have (that... Read More
From Paul R 11 years ago
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The Fifteenth Annual Banjo Special - Tonight in Toronto

I don't know if this has already been posted, I thought that I would post this as a reminder. Unfortunately I will not be able to attend due to other... Read More
From SJL 11 years ago
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	Down by the Riverside Linked by Marc Nerenberg 13 years ago: My entry to the November Christmas Tune Banjo Challenge. Not strictly speaking a Christmas song, I suppose, but I think the verse about the Prince of Peace makes it one.
	The Ballad of King Lear - Marc Nerenberg Linked by Marc Nerenberg 13 years ago: The story of King Lear in 4 minutes instead of 4 hours.
	Dink's Song Linked by Marc Nerenberg 13 years ago: A rather spontaneous version of an old song on a new banjo.
	I Wish I was a Mole in the Ground Linked by Marc Nerenberg 13 years ago: A new arrangement of an old song for a new banjo with an old sound.
	SIX SEQUENTIAL HAIKU with Clawhammer Banjo Linked by Marc Nerenberg 13 years ago: Sequential haiku and pentatonic clawhammer banjo.
	Where Does It Go When It Just Fades Away? - Marc Nerenberg Linked by Marc Nerenberg 13 years ago: I didn't set out to write this song. I was improvising in an unfamiliar tuning and this song emerged - almost of it's own free will.
	DIAMOND JOE - Marc Nerenberg - 9 May 2013 Linked by Marc Nerenberg 13 years ago
	The Fox - 1929 Whyte Laydie Banjo - Marc Nerenberg Linked by Marc Nerenberg 13 years 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 13 years 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 13 years ago: Just a new blog entry about my new website and James Gordon's banjo.