Rattle along with Clif "Ambassador of the Bones" Ervin

Play along with the graceful style of Richard "Mr. Bones" Thomas.

Learn to play bodhran, bones and spoons from legendary Irish musician, Tommy Hayes.

Excellent companion CD to "Mac Bones and the B Band."

Includes Harlem Globetrotter's theme song, Sweet Georgia Brown, the most listened to bones recording of all time.

VERY GOOD to MINT condition. Guaranteed to play without pops or skips.

Award-winning duo plays cowboy music based on Celtic roots music, country blues, minstrel tunes and medicine show tunes in the style of the Old West.

Largest compendium of early instrumental banjo tunes ever compiled. Over 10 hours of audio plus the original source books—all on a handy Flash drive.

Rattle along in the Mountains of the Czech Republic

Learn to play spoons, bones, washboard, hambone - even the paper bag! No music lessons, note reading, or expensive instruments needed!

Twenty-two minstrel tunes performed on original 19th century instruments by Martin Liebschner, Jr.

Features early blues acoustic guitar, harmonica - and bones!

This is the benchmark "how to play the bones" video.

Exceptionally rare recording. Excellent companion CD to "BoneZone: In Session".

Delightful CD by the Percy Danforth bone maker for the new millennium.

Traditional old-time, bluegrass, blues and vintage country music gets your toes a-tappin' and puts a smile on your face. Champion player Scott Miller rattles the bones on "Cripple Creek."

Rattle along with Russ Myers and the Possum Ridge String Band

Rattle along with some seriously silly bones music

Twenty-two minstrel tunes performed by Martin Liebschner, Jr. using four uniquely original 19th century banjos.

Rattle along and stomp your feet!

Fourteen minstrel tunes performed on original 19th century instruments by Martin Liebschner, Jr.

Excellent companion play-along CD to "On the Road Again."

Complete with historical notes, original lyrics, musical notation & tablature - plus a 28-track CD featuring authentic bone rattlin' by Edwin J. Sims.

Features Scatman Crothers and legendary bones player Freeman "Brother Bones" Davis. Only known film recording of minstrel man Emmett Miller.