No. Rudy Lyle, best known as Bill Monroe's banjo picker on "Rawhide"(the Bill Monroe instrumental and nothing to do with the old TV series)played a Gibson banjo.
The "Lyle" banjo was a cheap Japanese or Korean or Taiwanese(doesn't matter which) mass-market entry-level banjo.
The name of the "Lyle" banjo has nothing to do with Rudy, nor he with it. This type of banjo is made by a diversified industrial corporation and the name can be anything, at the request of the importer/distributor.
Google image search gives thousands of results for Lyle banjos.
Banjo uke was created in 1917.
Duelling Banjos was an instrumental that featured in the film Deliverance.
Deliverance
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Rudy Lyle was born in 1930.
Rudy Lavik died on 1979-09-29.
Google image search gives thousands of results for Lyle banjos.
Lyle H. Boren has written: 'Fables in labels' -- subject(s): Textile industry and fabrics, Woolen and worsted manufacture
Let's trade banjos during the guitar solo! This store has eight banjos on display.
Banjo uke was created in 1917.
Lyle M. Carter has written: 'Influence of field-applied chemical additive on dust levels in cotton' -- subject(s): Dust control, Cotton manufacture, Cotton
The word banjos has two syllables. Ban-jos.
Duelling Banjos was an instrumental that featured in the film Deliverance.
All the words except banjos have one syllable. Banjos has two syllables.
The plural possessive form of "banjo" is "banjos'".
It's "paddle faster, I hear banjos". You'll have to watch the movie Deliverance to understand it...