Welcome to Locksley DotCom! This site has a lot of various things included in it, from vintage instrument photographs to the latest on popular Phoenix Arizona entertainer Joe Bethancourt. There's information on that peculiar music called filk, science fiction conventions, Cowboy Action Shooting, the 9th Memorial Cavalry, Banjo Salve, World War One, and a host of other stuff. 6696 includes Joe's "editorials" about various subjects. It probably should be mentioned also that many of these pages go wandering off into side trips that may not be listed or linked here .... so be prepared to have an Adventure, and pack a lunch. Have fun. Beware of the Behemoth. We also build web pages for hire. Sorry, but a Javascript-enabled browser is required to email me.

"THAT GREAT BIG WAY OUT THERE" "WHO FEARS THE DEVIL," "CELTIC CIRCLE DANCE," "IT'S ABOUT TIME," and "NAKED BANJOS" are now available on CD!        Click on CDs / RECORDINGS for more information!        

MAIN ENTER HERE CDs / Recordings Joe's Schedule About Joe Our Mailing List Lessons Featherless Biped T-Shirts White Tree Web Design Toy Soldiers What's Filk? Surviving an SF Convention Disclaimer HUMOR Sam Hane: Occult Detective On Philosophy Ant Rustling in Arizona White Witch Flying Ointment Campus Crusade For Cthulhu Welcome To Arkham Welcome To Hell Friends of the Brontosaurus Our Centerfolds Banjo Permit Application Shoot The Banjo Player Banjo: A Vicious Habit Famous Banjo Salve Evil Satanic Demon Banjos Ye Devil Inventeth Ye Banjo Da Vinci And The Banjo How To Be An Entertainer That Four-Letter Word Ozark Tablecloth Dance Unusual Musical Instruments of the Middle Ages The Story of Garbage Claus Mrs. Gumby's Lemon Curry The Toad People The Fabulous Adventures At The West Pole The Queen of the Universe World Tour The Universal Conspiracy Against Everything In The Land Of The Normons Jabberwocky In Toontown The Dhroobs of Oz The Sad Tale of Fred The Monster Whatever Happened To the Picts? Brammagé and the Old Norse A Modest Proposal A Worthy Cause The Best Flame In The World Snake, Tick and Owl Market Report How To Grow Kudzu Chain Letters

HISTORICAL: GENERAL On Terrorism The Great War: A Memorial The Swasticka On Gun Control HISTORICAL: OLD WEST Sam Hane SASS #28778 BOLD #118 Cowboy Action Shooting 9th Memorial Cavalry Indian Wars Civilian Scouts The War Shirt The Buffalo Soldiers Old West Desktop Icons Timeline: American West Decorum and Style Schofield Revolver FAQ 1880s Songbook HISTORICAL: MUSIC Vintage Photographs What Kind of Banjo Is It? American Banjo Makers British Banjo Makers Banjo Serial Number Listing Modern Banjo Serial Numbers Martin Guitar Serial Numbers List Goya Guitar Serial Numbers List The Guitar Pre-1650 Locksley's E-Z Harp Method How To Tie A Fret-Knot How To Play Like Bud And Travis The Annotated "American Pie" Automated Banjo? R. Kipling's Take On It HISTORICAL: RELIGION The Killings of Witches Halloween: Myths, Monsters and Devils The Broken Cross? Satan Claus Pagan Easter? The 1611 King James Bible SONGS ETC. Joe's Songbook Real Old Time Religion Young Folks Old Folks I Was Born About 10,000 Years Ago AIMS Irish Songbook 1880s Songbook Plastic Jesus Away With Rum The Mongol Birthday Song rec.music.filk FAQ The Book of the Fool The Dandelion Conspiracy The Black Book of Locksley

GENERAL & MISC. Where To Get My Recordings Been There - Done That Folk Music: Links Acoustic Instruments Sourcepage The Phantom Banjo Pious Friends & Drunken Companions Kids, Dogs and Cats Rowanhold House Locksley Our Policy On Spam Arizona Firearms Laws Souvenir Patches Current E-Bay Auctions OFF SITE GOOD STUFF The Acoustic Scene Kenshin Dojo A Site To Think About! Political Correctness Runs Amok! Jonah Goldberg's Columns Recall Sen. McCain! Cousin Rob's Musical Efforts Arizona Weather Arizona News National Review Translate Arabic web pages! A ghost photographed? For Medieval Recreation links, click here

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