Long Neck Banjo

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... for those of us who prefer the tuning and singing differences the LN provides. All questions & help welcome!

273 Members, Created 1/30/2011 -

Administrators: TonyS (owner) , Gary Blanchard , pastorharry , vega long neck

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I live downstate NY and was doing some pollution PR for the US Coast Guard. Got invited to Pete's Beacon NY sloop club. But... he had to re-record a child's album in the city which meant he... Read More
From TonyS 4 years ago
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Hi all, back again

Been out for a bit, final job change, new phone, computer change (!#$^%#@$). I hope you and family are well regarding this Covid stuff. Prayers for those who didn't make it! Remember our troops.... Read More
From TonyS 4 years ago
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New discussion about long necks elsewhere on Hangout

I came across this recent and lengthy discussion on longneck banjos elsewhere in Banjo Hangout, and thought to link the entire discussion to our group, which, sadly, seems to be rarely... Read More
From phdm 4 years ago
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Tablature

Greetings from Boulder Colorado, the home of the majestic Rocky Mountains and Ome and Ode Banjos. I just purchased a rare 1977 Rosewood Ome Juggernaut longneck - only 2 ever made - and... Read More
From Tina Latina Scott 5 years ago
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1961 Ode Model 21

I recently purchased a 1961 Ode long neck. I have been playing it for a few months now and I must say I really enjoy the flexibility of it and love the sound. While the capo mostly sits on the... Read More
From Claude Grassley 5 years ago
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	Old Gray Coat Linked by Bluesage 7 months ago: My first attempt at working out this great Tony Rice composition on the open long neck. It lays our pretty well!
	Christ Church Cathedral Linked by Madame Twang 1 year ago
MP3: What Would The Prophets Say? Linked by jbakervt 2 years ago: The religious basis of authority in the Middle East (or anywhere for that matter) is the source of a lot of suffering and is unsustainable. The violence is mostly perpetrated on women and children.
MP3: You'll Never Leave Texas Alive Linked by jbakervt 2 years ago: A sad murder ballad of a sort. Some murderers wear nice clothes and use pens and paper to kill and never see their victims.
MP3: Ten Years On Linked by jbakervt 2 years ago: A lament, written for the 10th anniversary of the Sandy Hook school shooting. Sadly there are still parents who are irresponsible or foolish, and parents who suffer as a result.
MP3: Shutdown The System Linked by jbakervt 2 years ago: The pursuit of money is alienating, enervating, and exhausting. Here’s a song of resistance to finance capitalism.
MP3: Take The Wheel Linked by jbakervt 2 years ago: A song about mentorship, inspired by my mentor and HIS mentors too, that takes the form of the story of a ship’s mate being “shown the ropes”. The old sea captain may also have been a long-neck player
MP3: The Leatherwing Bat Linked by jbakervt 2 years ago
MP3: Old Rosin The Beau Linked by jbakervt 2 years ago
MP3: Deep Elm Blues Linked by jbakervt 2 years ago