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For folkies, retro-folkies, pseudo-folkies, proto-folkies, neo-folkies - whatever.

80 Members, Created 8/26/2011 -

Administrators: Paul R (owner)

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Moonshiner (Clawhammer style)

Here's my take on Moonshiner. Moonshiner
From YVBanjo 8 years ago
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Okay, I posted about this on the Open MIc group site, but here goes. Saturday I played a benefit for the local Musical Instrument Lending Library. There were venues all over town, each for a... Read More
From Paul R 8 years ago
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Stan Francis, UK Luthier passes...

Thought people may like to know that Stan Francis a much respected luthier from Liverpool UK has died, Stan designed and built one of Petes 12 string guitars which had the odd shape sound hole (later... Read More
From Banjowen 9 years ago
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Fifty Years

In September 1965 a friend dragged me to a "meeting" of the Folk Music Society at Loyola College in Montreal. I was beginning my third year. The meeting consisted of people standing around... Read More
From Paul R 11 years ago
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Not a banjo player, but ...

... John Sebastian comes from the folk tradition. I saw him on 28 June (yeah, this post is quite late) and he put on a great show (I got to photograph and talk with him at the sound check, and talk... Read More
From Paul R 12 years ago
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Forum Post: (untitled) Linked by raharris 10 years ago
Classified: BACON FF TONE RING. Linked by John Bowlin 10 years ago
Forum Post: (untitled) Linked by Marc Nerenberg 10 years ago: This old blues song, learned from the singing of Lead Belly, was the closing song of the evening at Montreal's Yellow Door Coffeehouse Friday Night Open Stage of 17 June 2016, which I host.
	The Light Down In The Well (shortened - Live) Linked by Marc Nerenberg 10 years ago
	I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry Linked by Marc Nerenberg 10 years ago
	Ain't Nobody's Business If I Do Linked by Marc Nerenberg 10 years ago
	Baby, Let Me Follow You Down Linked by Marc Nerenberg 10 years ago: Diverse distinctive versions and variations on this song under various titles have been attributed to, among others, Reverend Gary Davis, The State Street Boys, Blind Boy Fuller, Eric Von Schmidt, etc
Forum Post: (untitled) Linked by mainejohn 10 years ago
	Darlin' Corey Linked by Marc Nerenberg 10 years ago
	Delia's Gone - Clawhammer Linked by Marc Nerenberg 11 years ago