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  Alison Brown (banjo)

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• Allison de Groot (banjo)

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  Anders Holst-Jensen (banjo)

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  Andrey Agafonov (banjo)

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  Bela Fleck (banjo)

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  Just in case you aren't familiar with Béla Fleck, there are some who say he's the premiere banjo player in the world. Others claim that Béla has virtually reinvented the image and the sound of the banjo through a remarkable performing...

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  Chris Gildersleeve (banjo)

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  I fell for jazz when I was 16. It was Johnny Dodds who hooked me, soon followed by “Jelly Roll” Morton and Louis Armstrong. When studying in Newcastle I was lucky to meet Jack McLaughlin and the Maryville Jazz Band who introduced me to...

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  Chuck Wayne (banjo)

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  Had Charlie Christian not died of tuberculosis at age 25 in 1942, he certainly would have been the first guitarist to record bebop. His single-string attack on Up on Teddy's Hill with Dizzy Gillespie, captured live at Minton's in 1941, was...

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  Cynthia Sayer (banjo)

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  Multi-award-winning instrumentalist/vocalist/bandleader Cynthia Sayer is acclaimed by musicians, critics, and fans alike as the top 4-string banjoist in the world today. Praised for her “drive and virtuosity” by the New York Times,...

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  Danny Barker (banjo)

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  A jazz banjoist and guitarist with a career that stretched over parts of eight decades, Danny Barker lived the history of jazz in the twentieth century. Then, late in life, he became one of its most qualified chroniclers, drawing upon his...

• Dave Guard (banjo)

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  Dave Guard was an important figure in the late ’50s and early ’60s folk boom, principally as a member of the Kingston Trio, and for a brief time as the central attraction in Dave Guard’s Whiskeyhill Singers. Guard, with Nick...

• David Bandrowski (banjo)

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  David grew up playing the 5-string banjo in New Orleans and Boston. He then went on to study guitar at Berklee College of Music, and graduated from Loyola University in New Orleans from their jazz studies program. Before Hurricane Katrina,...

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  David Viscount Price (banjo)

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  Don Vappie (banjo)

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  Undoubtedly, CJS is New Orleans' premier classic jazz orchestra. This group has acquired a unique following of music lovers that spans the generations. Young and old, are among the eager when the band takes the stage. CJS's performances...

• Franny Smith (banjo)

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• Gawain Mathews (banjo)

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• Holger Gross (banjo)

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• Jake Schepps (banjo)

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  Jake Schepps and Expedition plays engaging, dynamic material that reflects the Colorado aesthetic of roots music. The Expedition Quartet remains true to the artistic values of stringband, yet draws on certain jazz sensibilities, such as...

• Jared Engel (banjo)

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  Jayme Stone (banjo)

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  Banjo-playing composer Jayme Stone follows whimsy rigorously. He picked up a passion for music from an eccentric uncle who listened to records endlessly, placing his ashtray on the speaker so Stone could join him in watching how the...

• Jim Parfitt (banjo)

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  Jimmy Mazzy (banjo)

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  Jimmy Mazzy enjoys iconic status as both a banjoist and vocalist on the American jazz scene. For more than forty years, this consummate musician has delighted followers of traditional jazz with his uniquely lyrical banjo style and his...

• Joel Key (banjo)

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  John Hartford (banjo)

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  John Hartford won Grammy awards in three different decades, recorded a catalog of more than 30 albums, and wrote one of the most popular songs of all time, Gentle On My Mind. He was a regular guest and contributor on the Glen Campbell Good...

• John McFee (banjo)

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• Johnny Serrano (banjo)

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  Johnny St. Cyr (banjo)

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  Johnny St. Cyr is one of the masters of early blues-jazz. His recordings with Louis Armstrong's Hot Five and Hot Seven feature some really impressive solo and rhythm player where St. Cyr explores the extended range of the guitar-banjo. St....

• Juan Carlos Águila Coghlan (banjo)

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  40 years playing in Traditional Jazz Bands. Currently, working in a Ph.D. thesis on Jazz and Interculturality

• Katie Cavera - Los Angeles (banjo)

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• Lukas Pool (banjo)

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• Matt Mooney (banjo)

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  Michael Rossetto (banjo)

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• Mike Kuehn (banjo)

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• New Orleans Moonshiners (banjo)

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  The New Orleans Moonshiners formed in early 2008 as a group of young musicians trying to get their feet wet playing traditional jazz. After months of playing on the street in the French Quarter for tips, the world-famous Donna’s Bar and...

• Nino Frasio (banjo)

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  Banjo, guitar and tuba player. He was graduated in 1976 from the Universitá degli Studi of Milano and he has worked for more than twenty years with several companies as AFC manager. His first steps in music were taken in 1964 as a...

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  Noam Pikelny (banjo)

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  NOAM PIKELNY has emerged as the preeminent banjoist of his generation. He is a founding member of Punch Brothers, a 3-time Grammy Nominee and was awarded the first annual Steve Martin Prize for Excellence in Banjo and Bluegrass in 2010....

• Oskar Schonning (banjo)

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• Papa Charlie Jackson (banjo)

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  Papa Charlie Jackson was the first blues singer to record while accompanying himself on six string banjo. His first session was for Paramount in 1924 where he cut “Papa's Lawdy Blues" and “Airy Man Blues." Born in New Orleans in...

• Paul Prestopino (banjo)

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  Pete Seeger (banjo)

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  It's no exaggeration to say that Pete Seeger has done more to popularize American folk music than any other contemporary musician, authoring or co-authoring the songs that have become folk standards: “If I Had a Hammer," “Where...

• Poor Isa (banjo)

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  Frederik Leroux: banjo, woodblocks, voice, thunderdrums Ruben Machtelinckx: banjo, woodblocks, voice

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  Rob Wright (banjo)

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• Robbert van Renesse (banjo)

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  Ryan Cavanaugh (banjo)

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• Scott Avett (banjo)

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• Sergey Noskov (banjo)

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• Steve Cooley (banjo)

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• Tim Posgate (banjo)

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• Tony Robson (banjo)

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• Tony Trischka (banjo)

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• Tyler Jackson (banjo)

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