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R ick Good is a six-foot-six native of Dayton, Ohio. He has lived in the hamlet of Spring Valley for over 40 years, quietly and unassumingly playing and composing music for the banjo. In the summer of , Rick released a career retrospective CD, The Human Banjo Player.

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The first six tunes on the first side are special to me, as Carlin begins with six African American banjo players from North Carolina. They are first, even though the earliest one of these recordings was made in teh s, as part of a statement about the African American origins of the banjo in general, but also of North Carolina banjoing in /5(6).

Nature's Lessons For Effortless Playing These are a couple of interesting lessons from "The Natural Banjo Player." Chapter 4 explains how focus can increase speed, power and accuracy, and Chapter 9 shows how anticipating what comes next will make your playing smoother and more confident.

Aug 17,  · I am very excited about this new book! Several people have sent me emails saying how it has changed their approach to banjo playing and helped them to .

Further comment by Bill Hays: As a banjo player/learner of about /2 years, I'd add these comments to Rick's and George's. I started using books (eventually acquiring *all* of the above, plus others) after about months of unsatisfactory instruction, and found the reading materials far more useful, if no less expensive, than a less-than-excellent teacher.