Bill plays Foggy Mountain Breakdown on his new Epiphone Banjo

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Bill plays both guitar and banjo with this classic bluegrass tune.

Bill plays Cripple Creek on an Epiphone Banjo April 27,2008

Bill plays both the guitar and banjo in this classic Bluegrass Gospel Tune "I'll Fly Away"

Bill playing both the guitar and banjo along with a Gospel soundtrack to this favorite gospel hymn

An old bluegrass standard. Performed at Donk's Theater in Mathews, VA.

Sunday afternoon practice. . .
Grateful Dead cover. .

what to play if you have no fear

Bill plays "Old Joe Clark" on his Epiphone Banjo

Bill plays Red Haired Boy on an Epiphone Banjo April 27,2008

After 17 years of not having a banjo, I finally got one. I hope that I still can do Foggy Mountain Breakdown like I used to...

Bill and Tim plays Foggy Mountain Breakdown back in 1990 at Hinesville, Georgia

Meet Lydia, my new banjo. She's a Cripple Creek style from Gold Tone. This is my first instrument and I am learning the basics so be patient with me if sometimes videos featuring Lydia are a bit boring....   more...Its all new to me!  less

just having a race with the devil.....lol......have to be fast to catch me

A silly banjo / tuba joke

Bill plays "Red Haired Boy" on the banjo (1990) and then on the guitar (2003)

Bill plays "Old Joe Clarke" on the banjo back in 1990 in Hinesville, Georgia while stationed in the US ARMY.

I was tagged by Ravensinger to tell five random facts about myself! Now I'm tagging Demonfish, dirtydog, GriffinPoint, and adding sprichbeeke if she wants to play.
Peace all!
Maddog

After 17 years of NOT having a banjo. I finally got one to play. I can tell that I am rusty.. Here is Cripple Creek ....

I discover a way of converting my guitar that allows me to use it.
Since making this video I have indeed converted the guitar and it is working fine. There is a pitiful lack of information on tenor guitars   more...however. So I've changed the tuning and am essentially teaching myself to play plectrum banjo on an electric guitar. Kewl, hungh?  less

"The First" in a series featuring the local musical and artistic talents of Sarnia and Lampton County. This was recorded on the Friday nite preceding ArtWalks Saturday open.

good morning lv community ,, this will get you up and going today. enjoy oct

Written by Robert Schumann for beginning piano students, I remember playing this on piano when I was a kid and arranged this for banjo.