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A bit of a late night thrash at an oldtime classic. It sounds like a 33 played on 45... :-)저자 David M

This is a fun little tune, happily re-discovered by Uncle Dave Sturgill years ago after he remembered it as a boy in Piney Creek, North Carolina, then heard it no more until it re-surfaced with an old fiddler in Seattle, Washington. Our TOTW presenter, Andy Alexis, tells us it was a favorite song of his predecessor Piney Creek Weasels banjo player,…

This is a disc recording of Carnival of Venice played by Alfred A. Farland.저자 hbick2

fun old Canadian fiddle tune저자 wbalsam1

short and sweet..also in key of G,..which is rare for C tunningbanjo저자 GEORGE & IRA GERSHWIN

A bit of a late night thrash at an oldtime classic. It sounds like a 33 played on 45... :-)저자 David M

A solo banjo instrumental I wrote. Alternative genre and peacful. (Video in works - drone footage)I used my 2021 RK 76 Elite banjo, and for the 25 second long introduction I used a Roland TB-3 effects box.This is the first time I have recorded anything in years.저자 Toothless in Kentucky

A solo banjo instrumental I wrote. Alternative genre and peacful. (Video in works - drone footage)I used my 2021 RK 76 Elite banjo, and for the 25 second long introduction I used a Roland TB-3 effects box.This is the first time I have recorded anything in years.저자 Toothless in Kentucky

This is a fun little tune, happily re-discovered by Uncle Dave Sturgill years ago after he remembered it as a boy in Piney Creek, North Carolina, then heard it no more until it re-surfaced with an old fiddler in Seattle, Washington. Our TOTW presenter, Andy Alexis, tells us it was a favorite song of his predecessor Piney Creek Weasels banjo player,…

This is a disc recording of Carnival of Venice played by Alfred A. Farland.저자 hbick2

I composed this Celtic-sounding fiddle tune while camping deep in the forests of the Adirondack Mountains back in 1991. I wrote the melody out on a cardboard box so that when I got through camping I would remember the tune and be able to play it on my fiddle which was not with me on the camping trip. "Braw Birks" is Gaelic ( I think so) for "Beauti…

I composed this Celtic-sounding fiddle tune while camping deep in the forests of the Adirondack Mountains back in 1991. I wrote the melody out on a cardboard box so that when I got through camping I would remember the tune and be able to play it on my fiddle which was not with me on the camping trip. "Braw Birks" is Gaelic ( I think so) for "Beauti…

저자 StPeteNick

저자 StPeteNick

저자 StPeteNick

저자 StPeteNick

fun old Canadian fiddle tune저자 wbalsam1

Here's Benton Flippen and The Smokey Valley Boys version of Polecat Blues. The fiddler seemed to be leading the bandmates on quite a chase and I could scarcely keep up.저자 Tommy Magness

Here's Benton Flippen and The Smokey Valley Boys version of Polecat Blues. The fiddler seemed to be leading the bandmates on quite a chase and I could scarcely keep up.저자 Tommy Magness

short and sweet..also in key of G,..which is rare for C tunningbanjo저자 GEORGE & IRA GERSHWIN

another of my instrumental originals저자 wbalsam1

another of my instrumental originals저자 wbalsam1

Fun tune to play.저자 wbalsam1

Fun tune to play.저자 wbalsam1

Reference recording for the tab posted--view my tabs here.저자 dbrooks

Reference recording for the tab posted--view my tabs here.저자 dbrooks

Reference recording for the tab posted--view my tabs here.저자 Ron Rigsby

Reference recording for the tab posted--view my tabs here.저자 Ron Rigsby

At the end of the "Ancient Sounds and Wild Orchids" video (Augusta Heritage)저자 carolynf

At the end of the "Ancient Sounds and Wild Orchids" video (Augusta Heritage)저자 carolynf

Here's a fun tune to play.저자 wbalsam1

Here's a fun tune to play.저자 wbalsam1

2010 on an Unknown Banjo저자 mrphysics55

2010 on an Unknown Banjo저자 mrphysics55

Our Tune of the Week doesn't have the familiar sound of a fiddle tune, and indeed, it was written by a mandolinist, John Goodin, of the group Contratopia, who sadly passed away last year. To get his notes I reverted to cello banjo. I understood the banjo player of the group played Too Many Goats with a capo on the seventh fret -- not me. Now that w…

Our Tune of the Week doesn't have the familiar sound of a fiddle tune, and indeed, it was written by a mandolinist, John Goodin, of the group Contratopia, who sadly passed away last year. To get his notes I reverted to cello banjo. I understood the banjo player of the group played Too Many Goats with a capo on the seventh fret -- not me. Now that w…

Reference recording for the tab posted--view my tabs here.저자 dbrooks

Reference recording for the tab posted--view my tabs here.저자 dbrooks

traditional fiddle tune저자 banjola1

traditional fiddle tune저자 banjola1

A combination of learning Mike Seeger's version via W.A. Hinton's 1930 Okey recording, plus my own attempt at playing Francis O'Neill's Music of Ireland notation for Leather Britches -- a fascinating comparison.저자 JanetB

A combination of learning Mike Seeger's version via W.A. Hinton's 1930 Okey recording, plus my own attempt at playing Francis O'Neill's Music of Ireland notation for Leather Britches -- a fascinating comparison.저자 JanetB

Clip from the podcast저자 Sammy Sheolor

Clip from the podcast저자 Sammy Sheolor

Played on hybrid banjo. Old pot and new neck. Key of G저자 hudie

Played on hybrid banjo. Old pot and new neck. Key of G저자 hudie

저자 Toshi Tsuchida

저자 Toshi Tsuchida