Banjo question
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Bob Doran
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Banjo question
Anyone know of a forum on banjo similar to what we have here?
Bob
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JB Arnold
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Uh Oh.....
b0b?
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b0b?
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Fulawka D-10 9&5
Mullen Royal Precision D-10 8 & 5
"All in all, looking back, I'd have to say the best advice anyone ever gave me was 'Hands Up, Don't Move!"
www.johnbarnold.com/pedalsteel
www.buddycage.net
http://www.nrpsmusic.com/index.html
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Joey Ace
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There's a long running inside joke here about b0b's hatred of anything with 5 strings and a skin head.
Don't worry about it. As long as b0b remains on his medication it's not a problem.
This explains why you will see this instrument's name written in code (example:b@njo). That way b0b does not realize what we're talking about, and trouble is avoided.
Back to your original question, try http://www.banjonews.com/ and the links found there.
Don't worry about it. As long as b0b remains on his medication it's not a problem.

This explains why you will see this instrument's name written in code (example:b@njo). That way b0b does not realize what we're talking about, and trouble is avoided.
Back to your original question, try http://www.banjonews.com/ and the links found there.
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Bob Doran
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I am crushed.
I thought there were only three perfect instuments in the world, the steel guitar, the fiddle, and the banjo.
In my next life, i plan on learning the fiddle too.
Banjo sounds best, IMO, as back-up.
I have subscribed to BNL (banjo newsletter) since its inception clear back in about 1976.
Great magazine.
But i was hoping for something for the banjo like we have here for guitar, where tabs are shared and expertise freely given.
I do remember something like that years ago but it wasn't divided up into sections like it is here, and it was impossible to stay up on the number of posts.
Bob
I thought there were only three perfect instuments in the world, the steel guitar, the fiddle, and the banjo.
In my next life, i plan on learning the fiddle too.
Banjo sounds best, IMO, as back-up.
I have subscribed to BNL (banjo newsletter) since its inception clear back in about 1976.
Great magazine.
But i was hoping for something for the banjo like we have here for guitar, where tabs are shared and expertise freely given.
I do remember something like that years ago but it wasn't divided up into sections like it is here, and it was impossible to stay up on the number of posts.
Bob
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DroopyPawn
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I'm adding banjo tabs to my web site at www.16tracks.com.
Do a search in "Yahoo Groups" for BgnrBanjo. There are quite a few folks in that group.
There's also Banjo-L, which is a newsgroup/list type thing. There are also plenty of others on the net but this should be a good start.
I've been playing banjo for nearly 20 years now. Feel free to ask if you have any questions.
gs
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Do a search in "Yahoo Groups" for BgnrBanjo. There are quite a few folks in that group.
There's also Banjo-L, which is a newsgroup/list type thing. There are also plenty of others on the net but this should be a good start.
I've been playing banjo for nearly 20 years now. Feel free to ask if you have any questions.
gs
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