Examples of 'old banjo' in a sentence
Meaning of "old banjo"
old banjo - This phrase refers to a banjo instrument that is of an older age or vintage, possibly with historical or sentimental value
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old banjo
Strumming on the old banjo and going.
He might try and fob me off with some old banjo.
With his old banjo.
There is many a good tune played on an old Banjo.
Go and get that old banjo Raise a ruckus tonight.
But when she heard my old banjo.
The old banjo player Bob played the guitar many times with Edgar Hood.
Strumming on the old banjo.
Ooh, an old banjo case.
And a feller on an old banjo.
Strummin ' on the old banjo strummin ' on the old banjo and singing.
You bring an old banjo.
Strumming on the old banjo - Are you gonna be in there all night?
There is many good tune played on an old Banjo as they say.
Picking up this fork reminded me that I need to pick… pick on the old banjo.
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Get out an old banjo.
That's what I intend to do. There's many a good tune played on an old Banjo.
Times with edgar hudd, the old banjo player what.
Why sure, you know what I did? Just here, last week, I told this old banjo.
At home, Julia was an old banjo and piano.
Someone 's in the kitchen with Dinah, strummin ' on the old banjo.
Strummin ' on the old banjo and singin.
Maybe we should just settle for the charming, old banjo man.
Also, no risk of breaking the old banjo string, if it gets a little bit rough.
I am sorry, but all I could find was a couple of old banjo picks.
As you glide along with the old banjo * * hear the mighty rush of the engines.
Sorry, but all I could find was a few old banjo picks.
Me, I am just sitting here, relaxing, strumming the old banjo.
There's many good tune played onan old Banjo as they say.
Someone's in the kitchen with Dinah Strumming on the old banjo and going.
Every time I see you, you got that old banjo with you.
Strummin ' on the old banjo.
Just here, last week, I told this old banjo.
I just can picture Black Joe * * With his old banjo *.
