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Unfortunately, not enough banjo players take the time to learn waltzes, ballads and a few basic melodies in a more chordal style. Being able to play in a variety of tempos is part of being a well-rounded musician.
Julia was born on 12th March 1914 in Liverpool. She was always a heavily musical spirit, playing ukulele, piano accordion, and banjo. It has been said that she loved to sing too and would regularly break out in to spontaneous song.
Julia's banjo was the first instrument that John learned to play. After Julia's untimely death, the instrument that was the catalyst for one of the greatest musical legends of all time was never seen again. Its whereabouts still remains a mystery to this day.
In the mid 1950s, John Lennon got the Elvis bug and went out and bought a guitar. But it wasn't the first instrument he learned to play. His mother, Julia, had taught him to strum the banjo first. In fact, Lennon originally learned to play his guitar like a banjo, with the sixth string slack. The gifted instrumentalist also played the harmonica, the piano and flute.See the "Top 20 Most Expensive Auction Items"
First we discuss Nowhere Boy, which shows John Lennon in high school, meeting his reckless but inspiring birth mother Julia, learning to play banjo and guitar, meeting Paul McCartney and coming to terms with his strict but reliable Aunt Mimi.
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