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12 Dec 12 - 06:23 AM (#3450868) Subject: BANJO SPIRITS From: GUEST Had this pop up on my youtube page the other day. It's a few years old (1997) but I thought it might be of interest to any banjo players out there who haven't already seen it. BANJO SPIRITS |
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12 Dec 12 - 06:43 AM (#3450876) Subject: RE: BANJO SPIRITS From: banjoman WOW!! |
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12 Dec 12 - 08:04 AM (#3450906) Subject: RE: BANJO SPIRITS From: Dave Hanson Brilliant. Dave H |
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12 Dec 12 - 09:12 AM (#3450932) Subject: RE: BANJO SPIRITS From: SINSULL At work and can't see it. Later. SINS |
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12 Dec 12 - 03:08 PM (#3451039) Subject: RE: BANJO SPIRITS From: Mark Ross Stephen Wad was just nominated for a Grammy for Best Liner Notes. If you liked Banjo Spirits check out Catching The Music on Folkstreams.net. Mark Ross |
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13 Dec 12 - 12:07 PM (#3451407) Subject: RE: Video: Banjo Spirits From: Elmore Thanks for posting this. Most enjoyable. |
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13 Dec 12 - 12:38 PM (#3451418) Subject: RE: Video: Banjo Spirits From: GUEST,leeneia Yes, thanks for posting. It's good to hear somebody actually playing a song on the banjo and not just picking patterns. |
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13 Dec 12 - 04:11 PM (#3451496) Subject: RE: Video: Banjo Spirits From: Stringsinger What I was most intrigued with was Don Stover's banjo which was in a Golden Eagle case. Where can you get information on the Golden Eagle five string? They seem to have a warm sound, somewhat like a Vega but a little different and I've noted that some traditional banjo players seem to use one. I like the old Orpheums, too. Anyone know about this banjo? Stephen Wade did a good job. He is a protege of Fleming Brown, from Chicago, a wonderful banjo player and performer now gone. Fleming studied with Doc Hopkins who played at the National Barn Dance on WLS in Chicago. Trivia: WLS owned by Sears was the acronym for "World's Largest Store". |