| Date: | Title: | Posted by: | Replies: | Newest: |
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| November 19th 2009 | Kevin Carroll R.I.P | sherryc | 0 | |
| November 18th 2009 | tune identification please | daiv | 10 | November 19th 2009 |
| November 18th 2009 | Any more info for Bygone Days | Dan Hersam | 11 | November 19th 2009 |
| November 18th 2009 | Sonny Murray – An Inspiration! | Bannerman | 14 | November 22nd 2009 |
| November 18th 2009 | Perry Rose tune id | Eòsaph | 2 | November 20th 2009 |
| November 18th 2009 | Tremolo | Arthur Nordstrom | 20 | November 23rd 2009 |
| November 18th 2009 | Does anybody know these tunes? | dragon76tatsu | 8 | November 20th 2009 |
| November 17th 2009 | Tune at the at the opening and closing credits of 'The Green Linnet' | Beanstalk | 9 | November 18th 2009 |
| November 17th 2009 | Fiddle pickup - | meadhbhboyd | 19 | November 23rd 2009 |
| November 17th 2009 | Lindo Electric Fiddles | P-K | 7 | November 19th 2009 |
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Re: THE GOOD SERVANTS - A novel by a trad musician...
sounds like a good book, I'll have to look into it. more…
Re: [ uni] degree
surely dear Guernsey Pete, the appalachian nation cherokees are the indigenous people of the Appalachian Mountains, i dont think they played bluegrass back then do you? more…
Re: Irony for the masses - anyone bought a new Saltarelle Rivage box lately?
can't help you with the rivage, but i do have the following for sale: more…
Re: banjo recomendation
it's worth ringing Tom Cussens shop to inquire and ask for advice more…
Re: irish tenor banjo setup
Make sure the head is tight so the bridge doesn't sag, use a wound A string. Nickle strings last longer and sound brighter. Replace the bridge if its no good. You can thin it down with sandpaper if its too dull sounding. Make sure the tailpiece is fairly… more…
Re: [ uni] degree
Further tangential indulgence, FWIW. Here’s my personal stab at a rough first approximation of the ingredients that went into Bluegrass as it existed in the 1950’s. Subject to modification as I think about it. more…
Re: Tunes useful for learning various "ornaments"
The Price Of My Pig, LegacyJig. more…
Re: When is a session not a session ? ...ongoing discussion.....
Hi Pete - that really sounds like a performance. I've heard of sessions that are invite only, which is fine if that's how they're advertised. Other sessions might start out as being open to new musicians, but evolve into an unspoken invite only after th… more…
Re: Accordion Style
You need to get to get to west Galway, Conamara, Cong etc. Everyone plays like that or at least attempts to. more…
Re: Is C/G Anglo actually better than G/D?
Bill_McHale, you say that "if change happens too fast, you end up loosing the tradition". True, but using the D row of a G/D anglo is NOT change happening too fast, it's NOT like playing ITM in a saxophone or clarinet or whatever. Furthermore, objective r… more…
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