Ain't the internet grand?

Here's links to stuff I think is cool in no particular order.



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www.folkways.si.edu/                         Smithsonian Folkways records. You can download ANYTHING in their catalogue plus liner notes 

http://www.folkways.si.edu/tools_for_teaching/introduction.aspx     Folkway's educational component. 

http://www.banjohangout.org/             great site for geeky banjo stuff

http://talkbass.com/                            great site for geeky bass stuff

http://www.dannybarnes.com/            one of my favorite contemporary banjoists. great blog.

http://www.tonyfurtado.com/              such a great banjo player and slide guitarist

http://www.jazzguitarlessons.net/       my friend created this. some really great info here. 

http://www.davidgage.com                 New York's premiere bass shop 

http://www.annakristinwebber.com/    My close friend--a great jazz performer

http://www.mugwumps.com/               Various fiddle, banjo and mandolin camps in Massachusetts

​http://www.youtube.com/thealexmallettband         Youtube videos I upload, like and comment on. 

www.retrofret.com                              Oh my god. This instrument shop is so amazing.

www.elderly.com                                The best online instrument store I've found. Great selection of strings, picks, etc. 

http://imslp.org/                                 Free music scores (mostly classical)

http://www.patricksguitarrepair.com/    Does great, reasonable work on instruments in Park Slope, Brooklyn.

http://www.dhamma.org/                      10 day silent meditation retreats.  I did one once.  It changed my life.

www.gypsygeorge.com                        A great songwriter, producer and composer for film and TV.

http://www.berkleepress.com/              I really love Berklee's instructional books. 

  



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