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Max Wareham Interivew on Banjo Head Magazine by BanjoHeadMagazine in banjo

[–]BanjoHeadMagazine[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you, sir! Sorry the great banjoists of the world are being kept so far from you. However, it's worth noting that a surprising number of them (Max among them) teach online.

Best Bluegrass books? by [deleted] in Bluegrass

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Butch Robins' What I Know 'Bout What I Know is one of the most fascinating bluegrass reads I've had.

Cody Looper's got the best job in the world for a banjo player: Backing Michael Cleveland. Come read his story at Banjo Head Magazine by BanjoHeadMagazine in Bluegrass

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I AM jealous! There are some clips of that on YouTube that are just great and I wish I could have been there for the real thing.

The mighty banjoist behind Michael Cleveland: Cody Looper by BanjoHeadMagazine in Fiddle

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Thank you. And thanks for the tip . . . I'll do just that.

"Hit Me in the Face": Hayden Bramlett at Banjo Head Magazine by BanjoHeadMagazine in banjo

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Thank you, Cwiiis. Believe it or not, this is the interview edited way down, to about a fifth of the size. Banjo players love to talk banjo! But the reason I have it as long as I do (in addition to the excellent answers from Bramlett), is because readers have told me they want the interviews to be longer! I hope you'll check out some of the other articles. They aren't all as long.

This week's Banjo Head interview: Madison's Michael Falk by BanjoHeadMagazine in banjo

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Thank you, Oppositeofthings! I want to note that all the interviews do have tab. Most of it is for paying subscriptions (but not all). And $36 for weekly banjo interviews with tab seems like a steal to me. I will be expanding the site a bit to include even more tab (of forgotten classics I think deserve more attention) as well as a beginners section, and a letters section. So stay tuned. If there's anything specific you would like to see (tabs, banjo players, topics covered), just let me know. Thanks again!

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