Browsing: Banjo

Now That We Are All Ghosts, nine songs of what the band has coined as “Doom Chamber-Americana,” is the second album from Milwaukee’s Resurrectionists.

Otis Taylor discusses instruments, songwriting, new album ‘BANJO,’ being featured in films, his school program, and more!

Remembering beloved musician, performer, and instructor Alan Moore Stowell

‘Now ‘That We Are All Ghosts’ will be released on Seismic Wave Entertainment April 3rd on 12” vinyl LP, CD and digital formats!

“The banjo has a plunky, non-sustaining tone. Still, I believe the banjo deserves to be an instrument of the blues. Even its history could be a blues song!” – Poet laureate Norbert Krapf

Banjo prize winners will be featured on Deering Live on October 6

William Elliott Whitmore announces new album, ‘I’m With You,’ out on October 16

The great Steve Martin is here to remind us that the percussive arts — namely just one man and his…

From it’s African origins to Minstrel shows and finally Bluegrass, the Banjo is one of the oldest instruments in American roots music. Discover it’s history here.