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  • Let Me Be Your Friend | Bluegrassbasics

    Let Me Be Your Friend - Nashville.pdf

  • Gear Corner | Bluegrassbasics

    Gear Corner Mandolin - Ibanez M510-BS - Sharon is hoping to pass this along to someone who will give it a good home and some playing time! Although not pictured, she does have the tailpiece cover that was taken off to facilitate string changes. Resonator Guitar - Flinthill Square Neck - Here's Tito's description: For sale is a Flinthill square neck Resonator Guitar that was modified by Paul Beard. Before selling these guitars, Paul would remove the factory resonator cone, bone nut, pick up and spider bridge and replace them with the better quality parts he used in his guitars. When I was taking lessons from Mike Auldridge, he played this guitar and even he was pleased with the way it sounded. This guitar is in excellent condition having spent most of its life on a stand, the only flaw is at the base of the neck where a small section of the body has a small crack. This does not affect the guitar and has been that way as long as I have owned the guitar (24 years). What's included with the guitar: 1. TKL Guitar case 2. Sabine AX2000 contact tuner (attached to guitar body) 3. Fender Auto Chromatic LX-12 Tuner 4. 3 sets of D'Addario EJ42 Phosphorus Bronze guitar strings 5. Guitar string pro-winder and clipper 6. Dunlop 925 tone bar 7. 3 Golden Gate thumb picks & 4 ProPik finger picks 8. Guitar neck cleaner brush 9. Guitar polishing cloth 10. Rosin 11. Teach yourself Dobro book 12. Guitar shoulder strap 13. Ultra Guitar stand Everything needed to play is included, the only thing not included is your time to play it!I live in Olney and I can bring it to the Bluegrass Jam if you would like to see or play it. Banjo - Gretsch G9400 Broadkaster Deluxe - The Gretsch G9400 Broadkaster Deluxe is a 5-string resonator banjo with a flathead tone ring - a bluegrass banjo. The action is low and the head is tight for a traditional bluegrass sound. Tuning knobs have been replaced with ebony to match the black finish scheme on the back of the neck. Unique inlay on the back of the resonator. Very, very slight fret-wear and head-wear from resting fingers. Finish chip on the peghead. Comes with a ProTec banjo case. Additional photos can be seen at this craigslist link .

  • Knockin' on Your Door | Bluegrassbasics

    Concert Pitch - Knockin' on Your Door.pd Nashville - Knockin' on Your Door.pdf

  • Bootleg John | Bluegrassbasics

    Concert Pitch - Bootleg John.pdf Nashville - Bootleg John.pdf

  • Keep on the Sunny Side | Bluegrassbasics

    Concert Pitch - Keep on the Sunny Side.p Nashville - Keep on the Sunny Side.pdf

  • Little Cabin Home on the Hill | Bluegrassbasics

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  • I'll Stay Around | Bluegrassbasics

    Nashville - I'll Stay Around.pdf

  • Banjo | Bluegrassbasics

    Banjos The 5-String Banjo, played in the 3-finger "Scruggs" style is one of the defining sounds of bluegrass music. Banjos have a long history and have gone through many changes since first coming to the Americas on slave ships from West Africa. Because of this, it is important to make sure you're playing the appropriate banjo for each style of banjo music. Left - Gretsch G9400 Broadkaster Deluxe - This 5-string resonator banjo is what most people think of when discussing bluegrass banjos. It has 5 strings - including the short 5th string that gives it the distinctive sound, a resonator on the back - to project loudly in a bluegrass ensemble, and a flathead tone ring under the head for a increased depth of sound. This banjo is normally played with a thumb and two finger picks in order to get the characteristic attack of the bluegrass banjo. Middle - Gretsch G9451 Dixie Deluxe - This 5-string open-back banjo should not be confused with its bluegrass sibling. Although it still has 5 strings, it is usually played with bare fingers in a clawhammer or frailing style - often heard in old time music. Lacking a resonator, it doesn't project as much and has a much more "round" sound to it. Right - Stromberg-Voisinet Tenor Banjo - Notice that this banjo is missing the 5th string that is characteristic of bluegrass and old time banjos. They are most commonly played with a pick, similar to guitar. Tenor banjos find a ready home in jazz, jugband, and celtic music.

  • I Ain't Broke (But I'm Badly Bent) | Bluegrassbasics

    Nashville - I Ain't Broke (But I'm Badly Bent).pdf

  • 'Til the End of the World Rolls 'Round | Bluegrassbasics

    Nashville - 'Til the End of the World Rolls 'Round.pdf

  • Bury Me Beneath The Willow | Bluegrassbasics

    Concert Pitch - Bury Me Beneath The Willow.pdf Nashville - Bury Me Beneath The Willow.pdf

  • Blue Railroad Train | Bluegrassbasics

    Concert Pitch - Blue Railroad Train.pdf Nashville - Blue Railroad Train.pdf

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