| Date: | Title: | Posted by: | Replies: | Newest: |
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| November 24th 2009 | Reel for Banjo | glengarslasher | 13 | November 24th 2009 |
| November 24th 2009 | banjo repairs | framus frank | 1 | November 24th 2009 |
| November 23rd 2009 | irish tenor banjo setup | mimicabin | 5 | November 24th 2009 |
| November 23rd 2009 | banjo recomendation | Liammcg | 9 | November 24th 2009 |
| November 23rd 2009 | Vote for choonz - irish music battle of the bands! | TheHappyCamper | 24 | November 24th 2009 |
| November 23rd 2009 | Wish Lists?! ~ Vincent Campbell's double CD!!! | ceolachan | 2 | November 23rd 2009 |
| November 23rd 2009 | THE GOOD SERVANTS - A novel by a trad musician... | Harvey S | 4 | November 23rd 2009 |
| November 23rd 2009 | Irony for the masses - anyone bought a new Saltarelle Rivage box lately? | bc_box_player | 2 | November 23rd 2009 |
| November 22nd 2009 | Uilleann Pipe Prices | WobblingFiddle | 4 | November 23rd 2009 |
| November 22nd 2009 | Tunes in the Details ~ member's compositions | ceolachan | 6 | November 23rd 2009 |
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Newest Comments:
Re: Reel for Banjo
Sorry, play it with MBtB - you knew what I meant right? more…
Re: Reel for Banjo
Funny how tunes become married at some sessions, then it becomes "we always play it with...." more…
Re: Badhran Player or musician
weigh twitchers? Is that like really really boring bird watchers who are not content to merely tick rare birds off a list, but they have to get them on the bathroom scales too? Sounds like they deserve being eaten. more…
Re: [ uni] degree
Ahem, Dodger. All three of those commas are completely redundant. And the last one could be replaced with a full stop. more…
Re: [ uni] degree
Hmmmm.....I used to believe there was a clear connection but I don't know anymore. So many Irish tunes seem to be 19th century(except the harp tunes) but the Scots Irish came to America in the 18th. Do we know what dance tunes were played in Ireland in th… more…
Re: Reel for Banjo
around here the maid behind the bar is almost always followed by the teetotaller, but I'm not sure that the latter tune is particularly "happy". more…
Re: Reel for Banjo
I'd try the Czar of Munster, classic banjo reel: http://www.thesession.org/tunes/display/7588 more…
Re: I'm a dancer, let me out of here!
Angers is a bit of a long haul for me. 'Twould depend on the terms and conditions!
... and the date. As soon as you've got an idea of the arrangements, drop me an e-mail and I'll see if it's feasible. more…
Re: Reel for Banjo
I follow Maid Behind the Bar with the Teatotaler and then The Otter's Holt. more…
Re: [ uni] degree
dance tunes, were mostly brought over with celtic immigrants, to the appalachians Mountains, more…
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