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"Appalachian Journey", Alan Lomax (1991)
"Black Banjo Gathering", Symposium on Affrilachia, Lexington,Kentucky
"Walk Right In" Gus Cannon Documentary Cannon's Jug Stompers
11 Important Black Folk Music Artists
A Part of My Story as a Bluegrass Musician
Africa, Appalachia, and Acculturation: The History of Bluegrass Music
African Elvis brings country music to Kenya - BBC News
Amythyst Kiah
Andrew And Jim Baxter
Angela Wellman
B.A. Parker is learning the banjo
Banjo maker Jim Hartel on the African heritage and American history of the banjo
Barbecue Bob
Basic Akonting playing by Daniel Jatta
Bernard Diedhiou - Akonting player, West Africa, Music of Senegal
Black Banjo Reclamation Project
Black Hillbilly - or - What you really know about the Upper South?
Black-and-White Duo Allerton & Alton Occupy Special Place In Country Music History
Blackface
Blacks and Vaudeville
Blind Blake
Blind James Campbell String Band "John Henry"
Bluegrass, string music deeply rooted in African-American tradition
Bones and Banjo: Confronting Cultural Appropriation | Kafari + Jake Hoffman | TEDxDirigo
Brent Williams
Brent Williams inducted into the Nova Scotia Country Music Hall of Fame
Bringing The Banjo From 'Africa To Appalachia'
Bringing The Banjo From 'Africa To Appalachia'
Carl Johnson Banjo
Carolina Chocolate Drops
Cedric Watson
Charley Patton
Charley Patton
Charley Pride
Charley Pride's Big, Black, Country Cojones
Cheick Hamala Diabate
CHRONICLING “AMERICA’S AFRICAN INSTRUMENT”: LAURENT DUBOIS ON THE CULTURAL HISTORY OF THE BANJO
Clarence Tross
Clarence Tross - Hound Chase (1960)
Crossing Country - by John Morthland
Curtis Wright - Cruise2Jam Bluegrass/Gospel History Workshop - Carnival Inspiration 2013
Daniel Jatta Plays an Akonting Tune Written by his Father
Deford Bailey
Deford Bailey A Legend Lost
Diaraby
Dusty & Stones
Earl White, Erynn Marshall, Mark Olitsky at the Portland Old time Gathering
Ebony Hillbillies
Ekona Diatta with Daniel Laemouahuma Jatta in Kanjunka 7 20 08
Elizabeth Cotton
Episode 8 (African-American string band, fiddle & banjo traditions)
Fiddle Tune History -- Minstrel Tales: Picayune Butler and Japanese Tommy "Hunky Dory!"
First Black Female Country Singer Yolanda Diamond 1994 Inteview
From Black to White: Early Banjo History in 2 Minutes
Gourd Banjo and Hambone on a Mississippi Porch
Gus Cannon
Hannah Mayree
HARUNA UJI WAKAR SARKIN KANO ADO
How African-American Appalachian music influenced the sounds of today
How It's Made: Banjos
Hubby Jenkins
Hubby Jenkins Live Performance & Interview
Instrument Interview: The Creole Bania, the Oldest Existing Banjo
Introduction to Early Banjo History by Clifton Hicks
James Allen Bland
James Cole String Band
Jeron "Blind Boy" Paxton
Jess Morris
Jimmie Strothers
Jimmy Collier
Jimmy Collier Videos
Joe Thompson
John Tyree
Kaia Kater
Lauren discusses and plays the buchundu 7 23 08MPG
Len Chandler
Lewis Hairston - John Henry (1977, Traditional African American Banjo Music)
Madalitso Band
Minstrel Shows
Music from Malawi, Africa, Ministryofhope.org
My Banjo Journey (Oteil Burbridge)
OHR Offstage: Featuring Dom Flemons, Don Edwards & Jerron Paxton
Op-Ed: It’s Time for Country Music to Elevate Its Overlooked Black Voices
Otis Taylor Recapturing the Banjo
Otis Taylor – Recapturing The Banjo
Peg Leg Howell & Eddie Anthony
Photo Essay - The Banjo and African American Musical Culture
RABE MAI GURMI JIBIA WAKAR MASOYI
Race And Country Music Then And Now
Rhiannon Giddens’ BBC Radio 4 Series – Black Roots
Richard Brown
Richie Brown
Rufus Kasey
Rural Black String Band Music by Charles Wolfe
Sana Ndiaye performs "Children" on the Akonting
Taylor's Kentucky Boys
The Banjo's African American Heritage
The African musical influence in the world of bluegrass music
The Banjo Bands of Malawi
The Banjo Project
The Banjo, the 1800s and the Blues
The Banjo: African Echoes
The Carolina Chocolate Drops with Bill Hinkley and Judy Larson: a benefit for "Black String Revival"
The Dallas String Band
The Extinction of the Black Banjo in the United States -- 1900 - 1930
The Reunion Band
The Reunion Band
THIS NASHVILLE MUSEUM SHOWS THE VITAL ROLE OF BLACK MUSIC IN AMERICAN HISTORY
Tony Thomas
Tracy Chapman
Twang Is Not a Color
Uncle Homer Walker
Uncle John Scruggs
Uncovering the History of the Banjo with Rhiannon Giddens: From African Roots to American Music
Washington Phillips
Watcha plays "Basungouté" - Jola akonting music from Senegal
Why Black Banjo: The Black Banjo List Serve
Why Black Folks Don't Fiddle
Why These Four Banjo-Playing Women Resurrected the Songs of the Enslaved
Yee Haw! The Rise of Black Country