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JoePasko |
JoePasko Says:
Saturday, December 20, 2014 @3:24:52 PM
L-R --> solid body electric tenor uke [ by: krappyguitars.com ] ; cigar box uke by Greg Nason; Soviet-era balalaika (Leningrad, now St. Petersburg, 1960's); 1930's Gretsch Clarophone banjolele [I dyed the original calfskin head to dark brown]; and a Nechville "Banjovie" 5-string travel banjer. In front is a one-string gourd banjer from Punjab State of India, called a 'Tumbi' or 'Ektara'.
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