Banjo Music for Gourmets (1960-1968)

Courtesy of Ray Jones

Alhambra March-Parke Hunter (July, 1962)

All Clear-Harry Everett (February, 1968)

All Set-Robert White (July, 1963)

Autumn Tints-Robert White (November, 1966)

Banjo Express-Eric R. Enderby (November, 1964)

Banjo Polka-Lew Carlson (October, 1966)

Black-Eyed Susan-Vess L. Ossman (June, 1963)

Blenheim March-C. Skinner (October, 1963)

Change For A Fiver-Robert White (October, 1967)

Clap Trap-Frank Lawes (June, 1960)

Clean Picking-Al Jefferey (December, 1966)

Columbian March-Paul Eno (July, 1967)

Cotton Pickers-T. J. W. Dorward (February, 1962)

Duet from "Norma"-Bellini (April, 1964)

Eagles Flight-Alf. Wood (March, 1966)

Frolic On The Snap-H. J. Sherring (February, 1966)

Good Old Twenties-Frank Lawes (July, 1966)

Half Step March-Zarh M. Bickford (May, 1962)

Hot Corn-Paul Eno (April, 1966)

Interlude-Robert White (June, 1967)

Irish Hornpipe Medley-Jack MacGarvey (April, 1965)

Lazy Banjo-Eric R. Enderby (August, 1966)

The Lobster's Promenade-Porter Steele (September, 1963)

Made To Measure-J. J. Ashton (October, 1962)

Marche "Impromtu"-Paul Eno (March, 1962)

Memories-Harry Everett (January, 1962)

Minor Jig-Richard Spencer (January, 1967)

Old Pete's Farewell-Parke Hunter (April, 1963)

On Hazle Mere-Alfred Lane (July, 1960)

Pandemonium Rag-Frank Lawes (December, 1966)

Petite Valse-Robert White (July, 1964)

Post Horn Galop-H. Koenig (March, 1968)

Puck-Robert White (August, 1963)

Romance-Parke Hunter (September, 1964)

Rosemary-Harry Everett (September, 1960)

Silent Night-Franz Gruber (December, 1962)

Softly Swing the Banjo-Eric R. Enderby (April, 1964)

Souvenir-Daphne Bowden (January, 1964)

Sunrise In Georgia-Alf. Wood (December, 1967)

Tender Glances-Parke Hunter (May, 1967)

Twinkle In Your Eye-Frank Lawes (December, 1965)

White Cliffs-Harry Everett (November, 1962)

Yankee Doodle-arr. Vess L. Ossman (March 1964)