This publication is one of the few that you need with almost everything going on to the web these days. For those interested in the five string banjo it is a must for keeping up with the pickers and the new literature for the five string. It is the only print publication I subscribe to.

I get so excited when I open the mailbox and there sits my Banjo Newsletter. Some months are great, some just merely good but it's the only magazine out there strictly for banjos. If you love reading about banjos and getting some good tips and good tabs this is the magazine for you.

If you are a Banjo Player you must have Banjo Newsletter. It is the place for reviews, interviews, technical articles, reviews, anything, and everything Banjo. 100% professional top notch articles and tablature every month. You won't put it down until the whole magazine is read from start to finish.

I'm a beginning player at about 2 or 3 years of non-dedicated tinkering. Once a month I get a shot of inspiration in the mail box. Thank you banjo newsletter.

Some of the tabs are far beyond me, but that just shows me where I'm going. The are plenty things I can try and the BNL web site has mp3s to help me along. My favorite is "Free Bird". It just makes me laugh.

Then, to take things over the top, there are interviews with various really really good players. These are musician to musician interviews, not journalist to musician. Fantastic stuff.

The "Banjo Newsletter" has been around for many years and continues to be "the" source for all things banjo. The articles are written in everyday language and are very helpful. All aspects are covered from beginner to advanced players with all styles including frailing, old time, bluegrass, jazz, backup and new age. There is information on current happenings as well as historical information. I know of no other single source of banjo information that is by and for banjo players of all ages and skill levels. It is highly reccommended.