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Banjo / September 2, 2014 / John / 0
It’s been a while since I posted anything. I think social media is largely killing the blogs of people like me who generally don’t have much to say 🙂 But I found this picture and it made me smile, so I’m gonna put it here in the hope that it makes you smile too. Peace
Banjo / June 7, 2014 / John / 0
We’ve all stopped talking about Pete Seeger, now that the loss isn’t quite so keenly felt. But you’re not forgotten, Pete. You’ll never be forgotten.
Banjo / March 24, 2014 / John / 0
Okay, so I got a bit carried away – I have received both a Shackleton banjo and a Barry Sholder fretless gourd banjo in the last week and they’re both, frankly, stunning and very different in character. I’m going to split my musings over two posts because each instrument is exceptional in its own way
Banjo / March 17, 2014 / John / 0
Here’s a thing of beauty. March 2014 will go down in history as the month when British-made Banjos reappeared after a sixty year hiatus.
Banjo / February 25, 2014 / John / 0
Leaving Appalachia for a bit, let’s visit medieval England…
Banjo / August 30, 2013 / John / 0
This is great news – a factory produced British banjo, for the first time in decades. And from the designers of the legendary Ash Leaf, no less! If you’re looking for a top-notch beginner-intermediate banjo, you could do a lot worse than backing this kickstarter.