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It just means pulling each individual string when playing, rather than strumming - as you sometimes would with a guitar.

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That is the correct spelling of "banjo" (a stringed instrument).

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18th century

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Single player in Single Player, and multiplayer in Multiplayer.

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by sitting on the side of the street and playing or gettin a bluegrass band together. You can busk or teach people how to play it!

or if you are really good, start a website where you give free lessons, then sell ad space and tee shirts. like ukulele underground does for the ukulele

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Recording King (as of 11/17/07)

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Yes he can, he grew up playing the banjo. Just heard him say it on the country reunion 2010 dvds.

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Eric Weissberg performed the soundtrack for the movie. Billy Redden was the boy on the porch depicted as playing.

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It depends on condition. Values run from as little as $50 or $75 for well used, to several hundred for excellent condition.

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he is apparently a christian

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Dueling Banjos

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No Ashley is related to Jordan in the group but Perri dosent have any relatives in diversity

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Francessca Abbot

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1. Outside- Above the entry of the world 2. Floor 2- The magnitic chamber 3. Floor 2- Gaurded by the Tin-Tops 4. Floor 3- Right by Mumbo Jumo's place

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1. A Bunch of Roses
2. A Bush Christening
3. A Singer of the Bush
4. A Triolet
5. A Walgett Episode
6. Any Other Time
7. As Long as your Eyes are Blue
8. At The Melting of the Snow
9. Australian Scenery
10. A Walgett Episode
11. Been There Before
12. Benjamin Bandicoot
13. Black Swans
14. Boots
15. Clancy of the Overflow
16. Father Riley's Horse
17. Flying Squirrels
18. High Explosive
19. How Gilbert Died
20. In the Droving Days
21. Jimmy Dooley's Army
22. Johnson's Antidote
23. Last Week
24. Lost
25. Morgan's Dog
26. Moving On
27. Mulga Bill's Bicycle
28. Old Man Platypus
29. Old Pardon The Son Of Reprieve
30. Our Own Flag
31. Over the Range
32. Pioneers
33. Prelude
34. Queensland Mounted Infantry
35. Shearing with a Hoe
36. Song of Murray's Brigade
37. Song of the Federation
38. Song of the Pen
39. Sunrise on the Coast
40. The Bottle-Oh Man
41. The Geebung Polo Club
42. The Flying Gang
43. The Last Parade
44. The Lay of the Motor Car
45. The Man from Ironbark
46. The Man from Snowy River
47. The Man who was Away
48. The Old Australian Ways
49. The Old Tin Hat
50. The Reverend Mullineux
51. The Riders in the Stand
52. The Road to Old Man's Town
53. The Uplift
54. The Weather Prophet
55. Those Names
56. To George Lambert
57. Tom Collins
58. Unforgotten
59. Waltzing Matilda
60. Weary Will
61. With the Cattle
62. We're All Australians Now

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earl scruggs

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Yes and her name is Frankie according to Ashley, telling the press.

Yeah her name is Frankie Abott and theyve been together for 3-5 years

- yeah her names Francesca Abbott- shes very nice!:)

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The USGENWEB project lists all U.S. states and each state site lists their counties alphabetically. West Virginia can be found at http://www.rootsweb.com/~wvgenweb/

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Toronto, Canada

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it was made in the south

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The banjo is believed to have originated in the Middle East and Africa and been brought to America with the slaves.

The original banjos were really drums with strings pulled tightly across them, which were plated by either plucking or drawing a bow across them. The first actual record of a banjo seems to have been made by Richard Johnson in 1620. While exploring the Gambra River in Africa, he wrote in his diary of an instrument "made of a great gourd and a neck, thereunto was fastened strings."

The invention of the banjo was inspired by African stringed instruments that were made with dried gourds. The 5-string banjo developed out of these African instruments when slaves were brought to the American colonies. The Africans reconstructed instruments based on the ones indigenous to the areas from which they had come. They were made in imitation of stringed instruments found in their homeland of Africa, like the akonting.

The banjo was popularized in the 1830s by Joel Sweeney, and was taken to Britain in the 1840s.

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Wrestler Funso Banjo and Dancer Danielle

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No. It is considered a string instrument. The banjo can be used to some percussive extents, by beating on the body of the banjo with hands, fingers, or picks.