A Foggy Day 
A very good arrangement for a smooth, accurate player. Features a 4th string duo style tremolo.

What A Difference A Day Made 
Another very good arrangement for a smooth, accurate player. Features a 4th string duo style tremolo. This is the same arrangement I use on my recording.

Dill Pickles Rag (solo and ensemble) 
With the fingering problems solved, this precise piece is perfect for the banjoist ambitious enough to learn it without corruption.

"Do You Know What It Means To...." 
This arrangement features a little different harmonic stucture in places, and a nice arppeggiated intro.

I'm Coming Virginia 
Two choruses with an intervening verse. Nicely arranged for inside chord movement and lower register duo style.

What A Wonderful World 
One of Louis Armstrongs popular songs. This would be a very useful addition to your solo repertoire!

Wild Cherries Rag 
This rag lays surprisingly well on the plectrum. The head pop and slur in the trio add novelty and interest.

Jazz Scale Fingering for Plectrum Tuned Instruments 
A scale book heretofore unavailable for the Plectrum. If you want to start playing more musically correct improvisations, this is where you start.

Arpeggios For The Plectrum Banjo 
Arpeggios can be a very useful when arranging solo material. This is an anthology of useful arpeggiated techniques along with examples of use in context.

'OKOM' CD by The Magic City Jazz Band  
The snapshot tunes of "Big Bear Stomp" and "Panama" are robust and well played. The banjo is placed well and Ed Cuneo presents some tasty banjo interludes. The Magic City JB exhibits a command of genre as well as depth of repertoire.

"Ed Cuneo Plays Outside The Box"
The CD contains a mix of songs, some of which are rarely, (if ever,) played on the 4-string plectrum banjo. Great sidemen, good arrangements and Ed Cuneo's artistry, lend themselves to a unique listening experience. You will be pleasantly surprised.