The Wayne Adams Old 'Classic' Banjo Collection - 1897-1952, by Gérard De Smaele
An introduction the the old 'classic' banjo playing repertoire desmaele5str@hotmail.comhttps://www.fremeaux.com/fr/6559-the-wayne-adams-old-classic-banjo-collection-1897-1952-3561302581620-fa5816.html
An introduction the the old 'classic' banjo playing repertoire
desmaele5str@hotmail.comhttps://www.fremeaux.com/fr/6559-the-wayne-adams-old-classic-banjo-collection-1897-1952-3561302581620-fa5816.html
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First World War, it continues in England 22 with the
tenor banjo, and the plectrum - a five-string banjo
with the fifth string amputated and played with the
plectrum - also ends up becoming the most popular.
Different types of cylinders. E. Kaufman’s collection,
Buffalo NY.
Western Electric Microphone, Model 387,
Double Button Carbon Microphone, early 1920s.
Together with the one developed by the Bell Laboratories,
this microphone represents one of the decisive technological
advances in the history of sound recording.
Birthplace of Country Music Museum,
Bristol VA. Photo: G. De Smaele, 2018.
'Edison Amberola Reader.'
Birthplace of Country Music Museum,
Bristol VA. Photos: G. De Smaele, 2017 et 2018.
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