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Tabs available @ http://banjobenclark.com and tons of free learning material @ http://facebook.com/thebanj... . This is my intermediate version of...

http://www.BanjoBenClark.com - The most common question I receive is 'How do you build a break for a song?' In this mandolin lesson, we're going to...

Music video by Alan Jackson performing Someday. (C) 1995 Arista Records, Inc.

Music video by Alan Jackson performing Small Town Southern Man. (C) 2007 BMG Music

I like to play and sing this song very much.

I recorded this song with multi track recorder.

I sang and play the guitar and the fiddle.

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Civil War Song - Ashokan Farewell played on two violin and a guitar during offertory during church service.

Music from the Heart Children's Orhestra (MHCO) performing Ashokan Farewell at the Utah State Fair September 2008.

This is part 2 of todays hunt and my finds from the day. Good Luck and Happy Hunting Everyone !!!!!!

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A lovely waltz by Jay Ungar which featured in the Ken Burns series on the Civil War.

Stef and Dave short adaptation of the famous Over The Rainbow :)

Banjo and Charango

Dave and Steph revisiting O Brother Where Art Thou from the soggy bottom boys.

Banjo and charango

Steph and Dave revisiting the house of the rising sun.

Guitar and banjo version.

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Originally written on guitar (probably 2006), but I like it better on uke. One of my old originals.

Original from 2007/08 when I lived in Ottawa. A present reflection on how my future self will have seen the past.

From Hank Wilson's Back, released 1973. Leon pays tribute to his country roots.

Matt Damon has some questions he wants answered and so do I? Why does Alaska keep taking Federal Subsidies when they have enough money to give a $...

Crossroads Festival

Dan Tyminski & Ron Block

From "O Brother, Where Art Thou?"

Our attempt at this classic song from the film o' brother where art thou. Featuring Billy Bob Skullcap and George from Colooney

I was trying to get my banjo in tune (no easy feat, as all you banjoists know) and I realised I have a slight problem with my bridge, so I need to ...