The Banjo's Trip Through History
On this episode of Our American Stories, Johnny Baier, Executive Director of the Banjo Museum in Oklahoma City, takes us through the history of the Banjo starting from the beginning until today.
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EP338: The Banjo's Trip Through History, “He Was Closer To Death Than We Knew” and The Man In The Glass Coffin
On this episode of Our American Stories, Johnny Baier, Executive Director of the American Banjo Museum in Oklahoma City, takes us through the history of the Banjo starting from the beginning until today. Regular Contributor Stephen Rusiniak tells the story of his brother’s close encounter with deat…
Banjo History with Dom Flemons #37
A wonderful conversation about the banjo! Dom Flemons takes us to school and gives us a history lesson on the Banjo. Please SHARE this Podcast!!!! Follow us on Youtube, Facebook, and Instagram.
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Kids Sing “Crowded Table” Led by Greg & Alisha
Migrating Birds
Cow Fight
First Frost
Ryan Dooley on Banjo History
Nametag Trashcan
Joseph Decosimo
Sepia Tones: Exploring Black Appalachian Music—E4: Dom Flemons, The American Songster
On this episode of our mini-series Sepia Tones, Dr. William Turner and Dr. Ted Olson welcome Dom Flemons, a renowned performer of American folk music and a founding member of The Carolina Chocolate Drops. Citing a variety of musical influences—including the legendary Howard Armstrong and the inimit…
Tony Trischka
In this episode of The High Note podcast, I chat with banjo legend Tony Trischka about his latest project, "Earl Jam," which he will be performing at the 61st Philadelphia Folk Festival.
Tony discusses his tribute to banjo pioneer Earl Scruggs which led to him collaborating with musicians Billy St…
Tony Thomas - The 'Real' Origins of the Banjo
The Banjo is a very popular instrument, and it's popularity is currently growing rapidly. However, there's a convoluted and misconstrued history of this instrument. On today's episode of Jack Dappa Blues Podcast, I speak with Tony Thomas, African American Banjo Scholar, about the history, origins …
Banjo History with Dom Flemons #37
A wonderful conversation about the banjo! Dom Flemons takes us to school and gives us a history lesson on the Banjo. Please SHARE this Podcast!!!! Follow us on Youtube, Facebook, and Instagram.
Click here to Donate to the Podcast. Thank You
Banjo History with Dom Flemons #37
A wonderful conversation about the banjo! Dom Flemons takes us to school and gives us a history lesson on the Banjo. Please SHARE this Podcast!!!! Follow us on Youtube, Facebook, and Instagram.
Click here to Donate to the Podcast. Thank You
There are a Lot of People in a Tune: Stephen Wade on Banjo History, Folk Tradition, and Our Common Life
Stephen Wade is a renowned banjo player, folklorist, and author. He joins today to discuss his new book, Our Common Life, and explore our shared musical inheritance, American folk culture, creative individuality, and the promises we make to those whose stories we carry.
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