Tribe.net. Local Connections http://banjos.tribe.net/thread/5ca6a15b-1215-4212-8f1f-389ad716ba81 2008-02-14T07:43:33Z 2004-01-22T22:17:51Z

<div>your thoughts on this peice of music</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://banjos.tribe.net">Banjos not Bombs</a> - 6 replies </div>

2004-01-22T22:17:51Z banjolismo http://banjos.tribe.net/thread/bbcf7a40-e203-47ab-ad60-4bcea72599df 2006-04-19T08:01:12Z 2005-09-14T05:42:45Z

<div>www.myspace.com/1manbanjo <br/>check me out</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://banjos.tribe.net">Banjos not Bombs</a> - 1 reply </div>

banjolismo 2005-09-14T05:42:45Z macguys http://banjos.tribe.net/thread/55518844-1542-4a2d-8a59-b0a1edac7d54 2006-02-05T16:22:42Z 2006-02-05T16:22:42Z

<div>I'm looking for new music for my podcasts. I'm focusing on the old time world, international ethinc music, beautiful harmonies, and political broadsides. If you have a tune which you'd like share with the world, please send it on or point me to the appropriate site. My deal is that I'll never play more than one tune by an artist on my shows, I'll always include a pointer to your site, and will encourage my listners to listen to your music, go to your gigs, and buy your CD's or mp3's. <br/> <br/>Because of the %$#&amp;% music industry and their attitude toward podcasting (don't get me started), I can't play modern (since 1927) cover songs. I can play tunes that you wrote and retain the rights for, and tunes you play that you learned from "traditional" as long as traditional wrote or recorded them before 1927. <br/> <br/>My podcasts include Radio MacGuys (http://www.radiomacguys.com), a tech cast that get's about 5000 listeners per weekly episode and includes at least one tune, the TallyCast (http://www.tallycast.com), focused on my local watershed and including lots of music, and a new production, the GrumpCast (http://www.grumpcast.com) that hasn't quite launched yet. <br/> <br/>So thanks for making music, and if you are interested in "air" play, please give me a hey-there. <br/> <br/>Regards, <br/>Davie</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://banjos.tribe.net">Banjos not Bombs</a> - 0 replies </div>

macguys 2006-02-05T16:22:42Z http://banjos.tribe.net/thread/0287bfb3-124c-4c18-9ad0-db83248657cf 2005-03-26T17:47:59Z 2005-03-24T15:53:07Z

<div>save me from goin bonkers. i need a reccomendation for a clawhammer instruction manual. i cant bear to play only my few songs anymore. save me. <br/> <br/>in the name of the claw <br/>m</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://banjos.tribe.net">Banjos not Bombs</a> - 5 replies </div>

2005-03-24T15:53:07Z DreadyDeadHead http://banjos.tribe.net/thread/a2357758-162c-466d-8a86-4189599d98b3 2005-01-18T01:10:14Z 2005-01-18T01:10:14Z

<div>It was nice to find some tribes such as these, thanks for letting me join <br/> <br/>= ) = ) = )</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://banjos.tribe.net">Banjos not Bombs</a> - 0 replies </div>

DreadyDeadHead 2005-01-18T01:10:14Z andrew http://banjos.tribe.net/thread/61c7c952-eed5-4242-9fec-f1ae52cfd6a0 2004-11-12T18:33:28Z 2004-01-30T11:11:17Z

<div>I just got it last year, a bacon model. http://www.ramseybanjos.com/ <br/>I just wanted to say I don't know how I played without it. <br/>It is warm, responsive, clean <br/> <br/>By the way, I think everyone should decorate the drum head of their banjo. It's a canvas waiting for inspiration. <br/></div> <div> posted in <a href="http://banjos.tribe.net">Banjos not Bombs</a> - 1 reply </div>

andrew 2004-01-30T11:11:17Z