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What are my Top Ten All Time favourite banjo tracks? Jeez that's a big ask. And I'll probably pick a different ten every time the question comes up! So here's a good stab at it. What do you think?
Gerry O'Connor - Funk The Cajun Blues
Angelina Carberry Dermot Crogan's Jig / Hardiman's Fancy
Seamus Egan - The Czar of Munster
Solas - The Stride Set featuring Bela Fleck
Damien O'Kane & Ron Block - Brian Boru's March
At The Racket - The Darling Girl from Clare
Four Men and a Dog - Easy Club Reel
Cathal Hayden - The Blooming Meadows & The Connacht Man's Rambles
The East Pointers - Tanglewood
Gerry O'Connor - No Place Like Home
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