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Hobson's Jig
Hobson's Jig
From Buckley 1860 played on a Jay Moshella gourd banjo. Most folks are familiar with the fantastic version by the great Clarke Buehling, which is always followed by Briggs' Corn Shuckin'Jig. It is hard not to link these two after hearing them both for so long. [ More Detail ]
by giggletoot 1min15sec, Views:80, Ratings:0.00pt, Votes:0, Comments:0, Added at:08/05/08 [ DownLoad ]
Suspect the Unsuspected Trailer
WJHS GT Project 07/08-"Suspect the Unsuspected"An LOL ProductionEditor: Austin RossCinematographer: Ashley CunninghamWardrobe: Katherine BuehlingStarring: Philip Shepherd, Kaitlyn Hurlbut, and Patrick TaylorMusic: "Kryptonite" by 3 Doors Down [ More Detail ]
by xLOLxProductions 1min23sec, Views:65, Ratings:0.00pt, Votes:0, Comments:1, Added at:08/04/20 [ DownLoad ]
Thunder &Blazes - The Old 78's
Featuring the new Gold Tone Cello Banjo played by Curly Miller, Clarke Buehling on the solo banjo, Carole Anne Rose on the second banjo. Arranged for 3 piece Banjo Orchestra by Curly and Clarke. "Thunder and Blazes" aka "Entry of the Gladiators" and "Circus March" (by Julius Fucik) [ More Detail ]
Boston Jig/Old Virginny Jig/Grape Vine Reel.
This is my new Tackhead banjo that I co-own with my pal Tim Twiss. It's not the smooooth-playin' banjer that my Ashborn copy is...but I love it. It's like a shot of Jack Daniels Green Label- a little rough and harsh but satisfying nonetheless.The Boston Jig comes from Buckley's New Banjo Book, published in 1860. It's a simple little tune, but it speaks volumes to me. It's one of those tunes I find myself playing alot. The Old Virginny Jig is from Phil Rice's Correct Method for Banjo, 1858. It's a tricky little bastard- and the dance that accompanied it was probably a real show-stopper.The Grape Vine Reel is from the playing of Franklin Buchannan Converse, perhaps the greatest of the early banjo players. I first heard this tune played by Clarke Buehling (perhaps the greatest of the modern minstrel-style banjo players.)Okay, I'll shut up. Enjoy the music. [ More Detail ]
by oldcremona 3min5sec, Views:1974, Ratings:5.00pt, Votes:9, Comments:7, Added at:08/01/02 [ DownLoad ]
Clarke Buehling &The Skirtlifters.
Clarke and his band at a concert in Overland Park, Ks., on Oct. 26, 2007. [ More Detail ]
by oldcremona 3min25sec, Views:1763, Ratings:4.90pt, Votes:8, Comments:3, Added at:07/10/30 [ DownLoad ]
Fire Bell Galop, 1889.
A classic-style banjo piece by R. J. Hamilton, played by Clarke Buehling and The Skirtlifters at a concert on October 26, 2007. [ More Detail ]
by oldcremona 2min44sec, Views:595, Ratings:4.30pt, Votes:6, Comments:1, Added at:07/10/30 [ DownLoad ]
In a Dixie Dell. Slow Drag, 1909.
Clarke Buehling and the Skirtlifters play this ragtime piece by Percy M. Jaques at a concert on October 26, 2007. [ More Detail ]
by oldcremona 3min25sec, Views:309, Ratings:5.00pt, Votes:3, Comments:0, Added at:07/10/30 [ DownLoad ]
Russian Rag - The Old 78's
Clarke Buehling on Cello Banjo, Curly Miller on Solo Banjo, Carole Anne Rose on Second Banjo [ More Detail ]
The Sleigh Ride Galop - The Old 78's
Curly Miller on Cello Banjo, Clarke Buehling on Solo Banjo, Carole Anne Rose on Second Banjo [ More Detail ]
Too, Utterly Too - Clarke Buehling (The Old 78's)
Clarke Buehling on the Cello Banjo [ More Detail ]
Far South Medley - The Old 78's
Clarke Buehling - Solo Banjo, Curly Miller - Cello Banjo [ More Detail ]
Cat Rag - The Old 78's
Clarke Buehling - Cello Banjo, Curly Miller - Fiddle, Carole Anne Rose 6-String (5-String style) banjo [ More Detail ]
boxesinboxes - Cities Being Raized (Practice 04/03/2007)
Errr....as per title! Quality isn't great but what do you expect with a Mono channel 16000Hz recording! This is 1 of 5 songs we plan to start gigging in the next few days. Please post comments/praise/abuse! [ More Detail ]
by boxesinboxes 3min11sec, Views:97, Ratings:0.00pt, Votes:0, Comments:0, Added at:07/03/07 [ DownLoad ]
boxesinboxes - Sprawl (Practice Session 04/03/2007)
Errr....as per title! Quality isn't great but what do you expect with a Mono channel 16000Hz recording! This is 1 of 5 songs we plan to start gigging in the next few days. Please post comments/praise/abuse! [ More Detail ]
by boxesinboxes 9min59sec, Views:135, Ratings:0.00pt, Votes:0, Comments:0, Added at:07/03/07 [ DownLoad ]
boxesinboxes - Ashton Memorial (Practice Session 04/03/2007)
Errr....as per title! Quality isn't great but what do you expect with a Mono channel 16000Hz recording! This is 1 of 5 songs we plan to start gigging in the next few days. Please post comments/praise/abuse! [ More Detail ]
by boxesinboxes 9min47sec, Views:244, Ratings:5.00pt, Votes:2, Comments:0, Added at:07/03/07 [ DownLoad ]
boxesinboxes - Kelsall (Practice Session 04/03/2007)
Errr....as per title! Quality isn't great but what do you expect with a Mono channel 16000Hz recording! This is 1 of 5 songs we plan to start gigging in the next few days. Please post comments/praise/abuse! [ More Detail ]
by boxesinboxes 8min11sec, Views:137, Ratings:0.00pt, Votes:0, Comments:0, Added at:07/03/07 [ DownLoad ]
boxesinboxes - Late One Day (Practice Session 04/03/2007)
Errr....as per title! Quality isn't great but what do you expect with a Mono channel 16000Hz recording! This is 1 of 5 songs we plan to start gigging in the next few days. Please post comments/praise/abuse! [ More Detail ]
by boxesinboxes 2min11sec, Views:100, Ratings:5.00pt, Votes:1, Comments:1, Added at:07/03/07 [ DownLoad ]
Scott didlake and the origin of the banjo TBI 1992
This is a very rare video of the late Scott Didlake, 1948-1994, pioneer gourd banjo builder and the lost origin of the banjo researcher. He his talking at a Gourd banjo workshop during the Tennessee Banjo Institute event 1992 together with Mike Seeger and Clark Buehling.. [ More Detail ]
by UlfJagfors 10min11sec, Views:6221, Ratings:4.90pt, Votes:25, Comments:13, Added at:06/10/07 [ DownLoad ]