#earlybanjo
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With all the #earlybanjo stuff I post here, One thing I haven't really addressed is its problematic legacy. It's interesting to learn, play and record instrumental songs published in banjo tutor books that were published from 1855-1900 or s
#tbt: "Green Corn Jig," or "Buckley's Jig" from Jas. Buckley's New Banjo Method of 1860, recorded 7 years ago. :jb: https://peertube.social/videos/watch/695d5cce-7807-4ff6-89ed-4cd4d3a8adf8 #mastomusic #banjo #earlybanjo #fretlessbanjo #vid
I've decided to go back through all the #earlybanjo clips I've uploaded to youtube since ~2010, try to clean up the audio from some of the better ones a little bit, and release them as an album/EP on bandcamp. The base sound quality is not
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