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Squirrel Nut Zippers

Song: Bad Businessman

Album: HOT

Year: 1996

Squirrel Nut Zippers

Song: Memphis Exorcism

Album: HOT

Year: 1996

With the discovery of gold in California in the 1840's, a flood of gold-seekers headed west, followed by those who would make their money from the ...

A recently discovered film short from 1928 featuring the little-known, little-recorded, little-admired Blues duo of Clem Husker on banjo and Rufus ...

by George L. Lansing. This is an example of the "descriptive" type of finger-style banjo music that was in vogue during the 1880's and 90's. To t...

Civil War Music played at the Elkhorn Tavern during a Living History at the Pea Ridge National Battlefield Park.

Listen to more Minstrel-style ban...

A mazurka is a Polish dance. This tune is from a book entitled "Superb Solo's for the Five Strings banjo," published in 1910.

Dom Flemons of the Carolina Chocolate Drops shows us how to play the bones!

The third teaser for Iron Sky - Film is in post-production and the premiere will be in 2012. Share your comments with us, enjoy and Thank You for s...

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A wildly popular minstrel tune from the early 1840's. We recorded this in the 1858 John Wornall House in Kansas City, Mo. The painting behind us ...

There was an enormous historical re-enactment of the battle at First Manassas (if you are a Confederate) or Bull Run (if you are Union) on the 150t...

Reconstruction of Eastern front fightings in January 1944 - Army Park Ořechov, CZ.

Two irish-type tunes recorded at the Agricultural Hall of Fame in

Kansas City, Ks.

Minstrel music from the 1840's, recorded in the herb garden of the John Wornall House in Kansas City, Mo. The Wornall House, built in 1858, served...

An early (mid 1840's) minstrel banjo tune, arranged in the seminal Briggs Banjo Instructor. Played in the parlor of the 1858 John Wornall House in...

From Buckley's Guide for the Banjo, this is a brass band tune that James Buckley arranged for the banjo. We played it in the parlor of the 1858 Jo...

An English fiddle tune played in the stairway of the Mahaffie House and Stagecoach stop in Olathe, Ks.

A popular 1850's minstrel piece with comedy from Frank Converse's 1863 "Old Cremona Songster." A tip of the thimble to Tim "banjosnapper" Twiss.

from Phil. Rice's Correct Banjo Method, published in 1858. Recorded in the herb garden of the John Wornall House, Kansas City Missouri, which was ...

A documentary about First World War Fighter Pilot Aces - Edward Mannock and James McCudden.

Edward "Mick" Mannock VC, DSO and Two Bars, MC & Bar wa...

This tune comes from Frank Converse's "Old Cremona Songster," published in 1863. Frank Converse was just 24 years old, and already recognized as o...

A medley of tunes from the 1855 Briggs Banjo Instructor, interspersed with comedy from Charley Fox's 1858 Sable Songster. Recorded in the blacksmi...

An abbreviated version of this minstrel-era favorite recorded at the Agricultural Hall of Fame in

Kansas City, Ks. Kyle Pretzl on banjo and lead vo...

The popular melody of "Coming Through The Rye" was a common vehicle for comic or topical lyrics. This version, by banjoist Charley Fox, was publis...

This was a popular air in the 1850's and 60's. The basis for the banjo arrangement can be found in a Septimus Winner banjo tutor published in 1864...

From Frank Converse's little yellow primmer, the first one he published, in 1865, which was the first of many banjo instruction books.