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Banjo Paul got to have a little bit of fun last Saturday night by playing with his group Rogue River Grass for the West Michigan Bluegrass Music Association’s monthly meeting and jam session. Rogue River plays an eclectic blend that’s not exactly any style…it’s part bluegrass, part rock ‘n roll, part country, but all fun. Click the headline above for a video and details of the night.
Ready for the next article series from My Banjo Life? If you are a banjo player, you’ll really like this series because we’re going to dissect and learn from a very pivotal bluegrass banjo album. We’ll learn licks and tricks and songs and techniques and history, and just all kinds of good things. Click the headline above to learn more.
Holy mackerel! 100 seemed like a huge and daunting number when I first got started on this blog. Now I’m looking forward to 200! Come celebrate with me by clicking the headline above and sharing in this momentous occasion.
In my last blog post I decided to have a personal conversation with my friends, the loyal readers of this blog, and here in this post I carry on that conversation. Click the headline above to check it out!
Many of you have become regular visitors to my blog and my website and have shown a real caring for what I have to say and what I offer through my banjo empire. The last couple of weeks have found me in deep contemplation over several things…joy for where my banjo endeavors have taken me, frustration over how some things have turned out, wishes for the future, etc. Click the headline above and spend some time with me; perhaps you’ll have some good comments to leave at the end of the blog post.
We’ve been taking a look at the key ways that your music touches your listeners and thinking about why it’s worth it to embrace the artistic, creative side of yourself as a musician. There is nothing like touching a listener deeply and causing any range of human emotion to be elicited. Click the headline above to learn about the fourth way in which we touch our listeners and why it’s important to take the artistic side of your music seriously.
