Violinissimo

Imagine being able to see your banjo up on the wall for all to see. Made of domestic red oak and vinyl caps to protect your instrument. Display your favorite banjo or your entire collection! Ideal for musicians who want to have easy access to their instruments. A single mount attachment that mounts securely in a matter of minutes with all hardware included. Handcrafted in the USA. A Kirk Rogers Invention Product Details Material: Domestic Red Oak Dimensions: 3 1/2" long X 1 1/2" wide 3/4" thick We also have banjo, mandolin, guitar, horizontal guitar, skateboard, surfboard, ski's, snowboard and guitar hero mounts. Check it out.

Chocolate Molds are supplied on High Quality 8 X 11 inch Food Grade Plastic sheets. Chocolate molds can also be used for other low-temperature applications as well as plaster projects. Chocolate molds cannot be used for Hard Candy and are not dishwasher safe.

Concert footage of country musicians Earl Scruggs, Doc Watson, Ricky Skaggs, and guests performing live.

Dave Carter and Tracy Grammer take a convincing step forward on their third release, which at various times echoes the music of Robin and Linda Williams and a twangy version of Richard and Linda Thompson. Although gifted on banjo, guitar, fiddle, organ, and mandolin, the duo has placed a premium on the songwriting, with considerable payoff. "Tillman Co." details the ordinary terrors of rural working-class life, "Gentle Arms of Eden" evokes a mystical gospel vision, and "Ordinary Town" offers one of the best opening lines heard this year--"Common cool, he was a proud young fool in a kick-ass Wal-Mart tie"--and then somehow sums up the mysteries of small-town life. Now and again, the philosophical trappings can feel rather starched and pretentious, abetted in part by Carter's penchant for faux-Shakespearean syntax and imagery--"Hail the wayward werewolf howlin' / Haints and shades and goblins growlin'" is one such clumsy exertion--but the overriding musical and lyrical eloquence makes Drum Hat Buddha one of the more original Americana releases of the year. --Roy Kasten

For a sideboard, console or chest that could use a lamp with visual interest and a bit of height, the Monkey with Banjo is a good choice.

No matter what style of guitar you play, you will love this DVD! This DVD helps viewers think like musicians. Using familiar tunes, Fred Sokolow teaches the movable fretboard patterns all the pros use. Guitarists will learn how to solo and play back-up in all keys, all over the fretboard; play movable chords and chord progressions; play chord-based licks and arpeggios; jam or play melodies with the blues box and with pentatonic and major scales; and much more. The accompanying booklet comes complete with easy-to-follow notation and diagrams which correspond exactly to the DVD. 62 minutes.

with Nick Forster, Guitar; Michael Kang, Fiddle; Ben Kaufman, Bass; Sally Van Meter, Dobro; Eric Walser, Mandolin; Pete Wernick, Banjo; Joan "Nondi" Wernick, Vocals Pete Wernick created this "video jam session" so that novice guitar, banjo, mandolin, fiddle, Dobro or bass players of any level can get ready for the "real thing" by playing along with Pete and his exciting all-star jam band. The band runs through 17 classic bluegrass songs and instrumentals while Pete teaches the ins and outs of "jam etiquette," the basics of music theory, how to make up harmony vocals, using the "number system" for calling out changes, and lots more invaluable advice. DVD EXTRA! Clicking the remote's "angle" button provides a close-up of the guitar player's left hand so you can follow the song's chord changes. 105-MIN. DVD * LEVEL 2 * INCLUDES LYRICS + CHORDS