Banjo Style. Billet Horn Button. w/Chevrolet Bow Tie. Polished.
41.99 USD

Banjo Style; Steering Wheel; 3-Spoke; 14.75 in. Diameter; 3.5 in. Dish; Black Leather Grip; w/Stainless Steel 3-Spoke Banjo Design;
401.99 USD

Banjo Style; Steering Wheel; 14.75 in. Diameter; 3.5 in. Dish; Black Leather Grip w/Stainless Steel 3-Spoke Banjo Design;
389.99 USD

Banjo Style; Steering Wheel; 3-Spoke; 14.75 in. Diameter; 3.5 in. Dish; Charcoal Leather Grip; w/Stainless Steel 3-Spoke Banjo Design;
401.99 USD

Banjo Style; Steering Wheel; 14 in. Diameter; 3.5 in. Dish; Polished Stainless Steel Grip; w/Stainless Steel 3-Spoke Banjo Design;
224.99 USD

Banjo Style; Steering Wheel; 3-Spoke; 14.75 in. Diameter; 3.5 in. Dish; Mahogany Wood Grip; w/Stainless Steel 3-Spoke Banjo Design;
430.99 USD

For Karen Garthe, poetry is a Molotov cocktail. A master of radical invention, Garthe combines brio of conception with linguistic virtuosity, bringing language to new life from the inside at breakneck speed. The Banjo Clock, her second collection, cultivates a luxuriant sensibility even as it interrupts poetic continuity with cuts, ironies, sharp wit, and wild recklessness. In poems that consider poetry itself, Garthe writes about preparing the medium, the ink, the motion of new utility. She then turns to America's psychic maladies and the need to rehabilitate our democracy, now floundering in the glare of TV's blue depressive light.
21.95 USD

The finest tenor banjo method available, this text represents Mel Bay''s own approach to fundamental musicianship for those desiring to play tenor banjo...
12.91 CAD

On these six CDs, banjo master Bela Fleck teaches bluegrass, Celtic, ragtime and fiddle tunes as well as his original new grass solo banjo pieces...
62.95 CAD

Wade Mainer (b. 1907) is believed to be the longest-lived country entertainer ever. His banjo lessons began in childhood and he played informally into his adult years, when he joined his brother, fiddler J. E. Mainer (1898-1971), in Mainer's Mountaineers. Music became their ticket out of the cotton mills in 1934. At the time, country styles were swiftly evolving from community-based performance into mass-market broadcast via radio, records, and the silver screen. Mainer's Mountaineers attracted radio sponsors and touring opportunities, allowing the brothers to become full-time musicians. Eventually Wade Mainer formed his own band, the Sons of the Mountaineers. His success secured a permanent place for the fiddle and banjo sound in country music, sustained that sound's popularity throughout the 1930s, and created the foundation upon which Bill Monroe and his disciples would spread bluegrass music in the 1940s. Banjo on the Mountain features Wade's own words and recollections from a lifetime in music and an exciting career that included a command performance at the White House for President Franklin D. Roosevelt and a key role in The Old Chisholm Trail , a 1944 BBC-sponsored radio play for American troops and embattled English civilians. The volume is rich in photographs and documents, thanks to Wade and Julia Mainer's careful custodianship of letters, professional photos and family snapshots, posters, songbooks, flyers, and other priceless curios.
30.00 USD