Tomorrow Eve was posted on November 3rd, 2008 at 7.02pm and is filed under Uncategorized. This entry has one comment. You can follow any responses through the RSS 2.0 Feed.
These early vaudeville and circus photos: feel like family snapshots -- just pictures of the kids, really -- but from a family of circus performers: […]
Aerial daredevils existed in the age of ballooning, as well as the age of powered flight. One assumes this woman was a circus performer who got swept up in the ballooning mania. The image itself has a surprisingly dreamlike quality, which is at odds with its inherent horror. […]
"Egyptian Retreat" is another tune I got from Ellis' Thorough School for the Six or Seven- Stringed Banjo (PDF). In this recording I play the 1st banjo part on the Fairbanks potato-bug mandolin I just got and the 2nd banjo part on my parlor guitar. Egyptian Retreat (MP3) Egyptian Retreat (Ogg Vorbis) Egyptian Retreat (Ogg FLAC) YouTube [...] […]
I came across a set of antique Gibson guitar strings. There's no date on the box. Thinking about how to figure out the date, I don't ever remember Gibson strings at the guitar store since I started playing in the late 1970s. (Long time!) The graphics on the box suggest a time [...] […]
Bought from Bernunzio: A. C. Fairbanks - Style 15. 1 at $375.00 ea. - $375.00 good, quality Neapolitan style instrument with 9 rosewood ribs, and colored purfling around the top. There are no cracks or repairs. The neck is straight and true. Set up with Dogal strings for a charming sound from the past. PRICE REDUCED....was [...] […]
November 5th, 2008 at 12:38 am
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