Please click into this article and give a listen to a little recording by my blog reader, friend, and fan George Preiss. My readers always have an open invitation to submit recording of themselves so that we can all hear how you are doing, and George took that offer to heart by recording himself picking the song that I taught in my Banjos Rule 12 Days of Christmas blog series. Give a listen and then leave some comments for George at the bottom of the article!
It’s official! The name has been drawn, the regulatory agencies have approved the contest, and the confetti and balloons have been launched. It’s time to go ahead and announce the winner of the Banjos Rule banjo prize giveaway drawing. Click into the article to learn more!
It’s official! The names have been entered! The drawing has been held! The winner has been decided! The world famous Banjos Rule Guide To Playing Backup Banjo is going to the home of some lucky winner! The world rejoices! Stop the presses! Eureka! Well…alright, so it’s not that exciting. But continue reading to learn more…
This is a hilarious video about banjo tone rings. Take a minute to laugh at yourself ye banjo player!
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.
I’ll be blogging many nights this week about my experiences and impressions from banjo camp. This entry: the week in review
I’ll be blogging many nights this week about my experiences and impressions from banjo camp. This entry: day 3.
I’ll be blogging many nights this week about my experiences and impressions from banjo camp. This entry: day 2.
I’ll be blogging many nights this week about my experiences and impressions from banjo camp. This entry: day 1.
I’ll be blogging many nights this week about my experiences and impressions from banjo camp. This entry: the night before.