Vaughan Webb African Gourd Banjo, ca. 1989 (historic recreation). This fretless African gourd banjo by Vaughan Webb utilizes a 5-inch head stretched ... brackets. Its scale measures 19½ inches.

Used in conjunction with the GK-5 pick-up, the VG-800 will transform a regular electric guitar into a veritable music store of alternative choices, including seamless emulation of the bass, acoustic ...

Join us for the closing reception of Faces & More on Friday, February 7 from 5-8pm at both the Y Gallery and BMCF’s Alexander Black House during the ...

A capacity crowd filled the Lincoln Theatre earlier this month for the nationally syndicated Song of the Mountains concert ...

Even though her new album is just out, Willow Avalon said she has “14, 15 songs ready for the next record,” with more likely ...

Guitarist Yasmin Williams writes songs in her bedroom and on mountaintops. She brings her fresh perspective to the Birchmere ...

“I had no idea this was happening until they called me yesterday morning,” he told 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS. Otto says the move was especially surprising because of how and when the Minneapolis-based ...

Determine if you'd like your smart scale to connect to Wi-Fi, Bluetooth or both. User-friendly interface You want a smart scale that has an interface that's easy to read and follow. Especially if ...

Here’s how it works. The best smart scales help you keep tabs on more than just your weight. These scales have sensors to track your body composition, heart rate, and BMI, with the data easily ...

Scale AI was valued at $13.8 billion last year and counts the U.S. Department of Defense and OpenAI among its clients. Wang is longtime friends with OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, having roomed with him ...

Speaking at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, Wang underlined that DeepSeek, a top Chinese AI lab, published a novel model on Christmas Day and then DeepSeek-R1, a reasoning-oriented ...

You’re doing all this hard work bringing a guitar or a banjo up this steep mountainside ... pressure and position of her fingertip on the string ever so slightly, repeatedly striking the ...