Greg Rich Banjos
Gibson Banjos from the Greg Rich era boast an unparalleled reputation for their rich tone and meticulous construction. These instruments have left an indelible mark on the banjo world, played by iconic musicians who shaped the course of bluegrass and beyond. Whether it’s the resonant notes of a pre-war model or the vintage charm of later productions, Gibson Banjos from the Greg Rich era remain a testament to enduring quality and a cherished heritage.
Keep in mind that we nearly always have various banjos in stock that haven’t yet made it to our website listings. Give us a call at 404-218-8580.
The early Rich and Taylor-era instruments from 1993 are arguably the best-sounding banjos made in the last 35 years. The company was a collaboration between Greg Rich and Mark Taylor, son of famous Dobro player Tut Taylor, that formed shortly after Rich left Gibson (the Rich-era banjos that he made at Gibson from 1987-1993 are highly regarded as well).
The Recording King Carl Jackson Lonesome Dove Signature Banjo is a masterpiece born from the enduring partnership between Recording King and Grammy Award-winning musician and bluegrass legend, Carl Jackson.