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Britain in the days of the Clifford Essex Balalaika Orchestra. He was the

if I remember aright. He was cited as "the finest domra player" in

to publish his own work and to market a range of fretted instruments, in 1933,

BMG Magazine for over 20 years, then set up with his son at 54/55 Piccadilly,

over the U.K., "Tattoo", however, was his best seller. He edited the

was another. His "Lancashire Clogs" was played by military bands all

one of his most successful pupils. Emile Grimshaw Jnr., of Jack Hylton's Band

guitar" (vide Bernard Sheaffs eulogy). He taught Ivor Mairants, to name

Emile Grimshaw was a "player of exquisite taste on banjo, mandolin and

The foreword to the songbook is provided below.

The cover of "The Complete Banjo Works of Emile Grimshaw" is shown

author under an exchange arrangement. Enjoy the t-shirts and cap, David!

Thanks go to David Wade for obtaining this publication on behalf of the

Emile Grimshaw; click for the main webpage.

This webpage is a subsidiary page to the main webpage on

Those wishing to order this book from Mr. Price are encouraged to contact him

one cover; this publication. A total of 71 songs are included in this work.

David Price has collected the complete banjo works of Emile Grimshaw under

Emile Grimshaw's photo from The Complete

Emile Grimshaw, by David Price