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Marc Nerenberg |
This banjo cousin was collected by me among the Dogon people on the Falaise of Bandiagara in Eastern Mali in 1981. At the time, I made the startling discovery that it was played clawhammer style. The Dogon player I met, and I, played a duet on the song Reuben, which is originally a West African melody that is still current in that part of the world. I was playing a small fretless banjo.
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