The Banjo Kings
The Banjo Kings were one of the very few (if only) groups recorded by the Good Time Jazz label in the 1950s that could be considered a bit corny. Formed by banjoists Dick Roberts and Red Roundtree in 1951, the band had either Joe Heimlich, Ernie Anderson or Vito Mumolo on third banjo, plus a three-piece rhythm section that usually included pianist Stan Wrightsman; they played at Dixieland festivals and made several records, from which a CD sampler called Favorites was issued in the late '80s. The Banjo Kings' music tended to include some rags, pop tunes from the 1920s and earlier, and singalongs.
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6 album(s) • Trié par Meilleures ventes
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The Banjo Kings, Vol. 1
Jazz - Paru chez Good Time Jazz le 1 janv. 1953
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Enjoy the Good Old Days with the Banjo Kings (Album of 1962)
Pop - Paru chez Pickin' le 31 août 2020
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Enjoy The Good Old Days With
Jazz - Paru chez Allegro le 31 déc. 1899
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The Banjo Kings Go West, Vol. 3 (Album of 1955)
Pop - Paru chez Pickin' le 31 août 2020
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