EPISODE · Jun 25, 2022
Rowan County Dreams
from Banjo Hangout Newest 100 Other Songs · host Toothless in Kentucky
A solo banjo instrumental I wrote. Alternative genre and peacful. (Video in works - drone footage) I used my 2021 RK 76 Elite banjo, and for the 25 second long introduction I used a Roland TB-3 effects box. This is the first time I have recorded anything in years.
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A solo banjo instrumental I wrote. Alternative genre and peacful. (Video in works - drone footage) I used my 2021 RK 76 Elite banjo, and for the 25 second long introduction I used a Roland TB-3 effects box. This is the first time I have recorded anything in years.
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A solo banjo instrumental I wrote. Alternative genre and peacful. (Video in works - drone footage)
I used my 2021 RK 76 Elite banjo, and for the 25 second long introduction I used a Roland TB-3 effects box.
This is the first time I have...
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