Bob Tedrow's Homewood Music/Tedrow Concertinas

08/12/2026

Mcneela Phoenix cg concertina
$1450

08/12/2026

Apparently, the holy grail of guitar outfits Collings D1 with Torrified top and original Collings custom hard case, no longer available.

If this be your muse, drop by the shop and buy it.
It’s quite a nice guitar with little wear, good and proper geometry and a bold timbre.

Bob

Http://hmi.homewood.net/

08/07/2026

SOLD

Gallagher “Doc Watson”

Newly arrived. Git it.

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08/07/2026

OME banjo 12” Openback with hsc

$2995

08/07/2026

SOLD
Core a-43 1/2 size bass violin

07/16/2026

I have all of the Gary Coover concertina books ready to send to your house.

Browse the table of contents, pick out two or three, send me the money I’ll send you the books.

Easy enough methinks.

https://hmi.homewood.net/coover/rollston.html

Rollston Press Concertina Books at Homewood Music. Birmingham, Alabama USA

07/09/2026

Available $2850
30b Morse DG concertina in Jeffries
In as new unplayed condition

07/09/2026

Available $2850
30b Morse DG concertina in Jeffries
In as new unplayed condition

07/04/2026

OME banjos. “Hot now”, just like a Krispy Kream

Http://hmi.homewood.net/banjos

07/02/2026

Permit me, if you will, to speak as an older, (way older than this young man) marginally wiser gentleman: an expatriate Coloradoan, banjo player, and builder of concertinas.

As a young fellow, I nurtured an abiding desire for an OME banjo. Unfortunately, my bank account remained steadfastly opposed to the idea. In those days I let more than a few splendid OME banjos slip through my fingers as they wandered through the festivals, music shops, and smoky bars of Northern Colorado.

It always seemed there would be another one. There usually was.

Still, I should have bought one.

In the years since, I’ve seen and played dozens of OME banjos. They have never disappointed me. They are instruments of remarkable character—beautifully made, wonderfully musical, and the sort of banjo that quietly encourages you to become a better player.

The new OME banjos carry that tradition forward with grace.

So allow an old banjo player one small piece of unsolicited advice: don’t repeat my youthful folly. Buy the banjo. Take it home. Wear the finish off the armrest. Learn a few new tunes. Annoy the neighbours just enough.

Life has an alarming habit of racing past. Best not spend too much of it wishing you’d bought the banjo.
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