Re: A.A.P.C. FOLKLORE: Banjist defined
Will Dockery <[email protected]>
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[email protected] (HarryLime) posted: > Will Dockery wrote: > > [email protected] (HarryLime) wrote > > in news:[email protected]: >>> Will Dockery wrote: > > >> The "Playgrounds" magazine NAILED IT. > >> > >> I wrote a monthly column for Playgrounds magazine for nearly twenty > >> years, fond memories. > >> > >> See JLA Forums attachment below for an example of my monthly column > >> published by Playgrounds magazine. > > > > "Banjist"? > > > > Seriously? > > Again, another name for a banjo picker. > > Look it up. > > [/quote] > > Try banjoist. Or Banjist: ==========[Begin Quoted Text]============= "Banjist" "A banjist (also spelled banjoist) is a person who plays the banjo. It is an alternative, less common term for a banjo player, often used in folk, bluegrass, and country music styles.About the TermDefinition: A musician who plays the banjo.Alternative Spelling: Banjoist is the more standard or common form, but banjist is also accepted and understood in musical communities.Genres: Common in bluegrass, old-time folk, jazz, and country music..." ==========[End Quoted Text]=============== Glad to clear up your confusion, Pendragon. 😏 -- Poetry and songs of Will Dockery: https://www.reverbnation.com/willdockery