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How To Play Banjo • Method & Songbook
How To Play Banjo • Method & Songbook
SKU:BKS070
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How To Play Banjo by Larry McCabe published by Santorella Publications is, "The #1 method for new banjo pickers of all ages." There is no note reading required to learn solos, accompaniment patterns, chords and more. This best-selling banjo method from Santorella Publication includes helpful diagrams and unique photos, so you'll not only get a banjo lesson, but a lesson in history as well. Have some fun learning to play the five-string banjo and with the included instructional CD, teaching yourself has never been easier. This simple step-by-step "no-nonsense" approach will have you playing songs like these in no time at all. Old Molly Hare - Going Down the Road Feeling Bad - I Wish l Were Single - Boones Mill Breakdown - Down in the Valley - Amazing Grace - Skip to My Lou - Blow the Wind Southerly - Boil 'em Cabbage Down - Sally Goodin - Cripple Creek - Will the Circle Be Unbroken - Careless Love - Hand Me Down, My Walking Cane - Skip to My Lou - Liza Jane - Hush, Little Baby - Jim Along Josie - Old Folks at Home.
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