**SOLD!** 1981 Gold Star JD Crowe Model JD20 5-String Banjo
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- čas přidán 24. 07. 2017
- Congrats to John M. in Hartford, CT, on the purchase of this fine banjer:
Here is a once in a lifetime opportunity to own a mint condition original JD Crowe model Gold Star banjo! This beauty is a one owner time capsule that is as clean as you will find anywhere. Sounds as good as it looks! This is the only original JD20 from the first batch of 80 that is on the market at this time. - Hudba
I didn’t know sound could “glow”, but that the only word I thought of listening to that gorgeous banjo!!
Nice sounding instrument! Thanks for posting. Hope you are both loving life!
Two legends teamed up! Awesome!
Wow, nice. I'll tell ya, a Gold Star JD in Russ's hands always sounds amazing. It just responds to his crazy strong hammer on's and I've heard him on the Prucha but wow, always blows my mind when he plays a Crowe.
Paris is nice but come to see us in Thailand we need you here, and bring the 1981 Gold Star with you :o)
Ben, thanks so much for doing this interview...I own #810060 and absolutely love it and now the history of this lot of instruments that you and Russ were so gracious to provide really helps document it.🙌
Nice sound
Russ and Banjo Ben!!!!!!
Howdy dear Ben ! It's a great banjo ! Congrats from France ! You should go to my country, Paris is a really nice city. I love the bluegrass music, and I'm crazy about the US ! Sorry for my English, he's so bad !
Howdy! Your English is fine. I would love to come to France soon!
hi, Im a guitar player but wonting to pick up banjo, was wondering if a washburn b9 5string would be a good starter banjo and was wondering
what quality sound it would be?
hi, Im a guitar player but wonting to pick up banjo, was wondering if a washburn b9 5string would be a good starter banjo and was wondering
what quality sound it would be?
hi, Im a guitar player but wonting to pick up banjo, was wondering if a washburn b9 5string would be a good starter banjo and was wondering
what quality sound it would be?
Can you repeat that please?
Ben, I had to chuckle when you introduced Russ as "a good buddy of mine." As a trucker, 'good buddy' is cb lingo for a man who is... uh, gay.
I have a Gold Star. It has the chrome finish, not gold. Bought it used back in '82 from Bruce and Rick at Mr. T's picking parlor in Clear Lake Texas. It was Rick's personal banjo. It still sounds great. Needs the chrome plating re-done. I haven't played since 1983. Anyone know where to get one re-plated?
This video makes your Instagram post about banjo salesmen much funnier.
Haha! Yep, it all makes sense now!
let me guess....the upper knot is less than 1 inch and the lower neck is less than 2 inches?
Beautiful instrument! Hope it finds a good home and the new owner enjoys it!:)
Thanks! Yeah, I was drooling over it...sure wish it could stay in the cabin :)
Banjo Ben Clark I'm one of your lifetime gold pick members Ben...I hope you have an absolutely amazing time on your trip coming up! :)
Thanks so much! I'm getting excited!
Banjo Ben Clark I would have love to have gone but it's not possible at the moment, but I'm sure you and whoever else goes will get a blessing out of it! Soak it in as much as you can! Greetings from Australia!:)
Sounds like ol Jd crowe himself ..Lol Sounds good guys
Crowe
Russ is so good
Yes.. Russ is one of my favorites@@MasonCroneMusic
I would LOVE to own this, but I just can't get past the fact that It'll be nowhere near mint condition when I get done with it ;)
Haha!
Russ what was that?
It sounds like it *could* be a gussed up version of Fireball Mail.
Hey dont talk about it play it lol...!....!...!
where s jon eric he s the best
How much
$7,500USD plus shipping. Thanks!
@@BanjoBen I’m sure it’s worth the money for sure!!!
@@MasonCroneMusic you got that right!