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  1. english archer

    english archer Weekend Warrior

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    I dun got me a banji, now i are a real redneck

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    Seriously, I have been playing bass guitar for years, and wanted a new challenge.

    I know the banjo is hard to learn, but I've always liked the country, and bluegrass sounds, this is just a cheap £170 version, as I didn't want to spend a lot until I know I will get into it.
     
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    The Amatuer Die Hard Bowhunter

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    A British Redneck?

    :poke:
     
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  4. USFAN51473

    USFAN51473 Weekend Warrior

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    The only question now is....Can U play turkey in the straw?
     
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  5. Fitz

    Fitz Legendary Woodsman

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    Nice! One of my old employees is an amazing banjo player. If you want some great alternative bluegrass, look no further than Trampled By Turtles...

    [video=youtube_share;vGh-EvmZVCQ]http://youtu.be/vGh-EvmZVCQ[/video]
     
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    davidmil Grizzled Veteran

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    Seems like a natural progression. We used to call them Redcoats.
     
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    wl704 Legendary Woodsman

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    The turtles, sound a bit Avett Brothers-esque.
     
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    A British Redneck? We can't run around calling people that!!! In true American fashion, we need to combine the words and come up with something new. E.A. Im think iffin you get this stump grindin - banjo playin act together, you'll be europes 1st BREADNECK!
     
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  9. english archer

    english archer Weekend Warrior

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    I'm half English half American, I have both passports, does that make a differance?

    My father is English, my mother is from Ohio.
     
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