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TheFuriousWombat:
Someone mentioned Sufjan Stevens. Does it make me lame if I say his album 'Seven Swans,' which is basically all him singing and playing banjo with very little other instrumentation, is really awesome? Because it is really awesome. I also recommend 'Okkervil River''s 'Don't Fall in Love with Everyone You See' which has some banjo on it (but a lot more sweet, sweet mandolin).
Johnny C:
Old Man Luedecke...
kitschykat:
I come from a family involved with the bluegrass business. Two words: BELA FLECK
You Are Brahman!:
Steve Martin is an amazing banjoist.
I don't really understand the angst against Sufjan... Try the Seven Swans album.
Do Iron & Wine use banjos? I'm pretty sure they do.
When you inherit your banjo, use a violin/viola/cello bow across it. The sound is indescribable and, though not entirely lovely, is worth listening to. It's a little like a sitar...
Which reminds meeee. This band came to a tea house near my school and brought a ukulele, a banjo, three guitars (one with 12 strings) and a jimbey drum. They're called The Momentary Prophets.
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Give 'em a try. I think that album has SOME banjoing in it.
Harun:
William Elliot Whitmore
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