Does any one have a copy of Jack Baker's tab of Sunny playing I'll Fly Away That they would share?
Thanks
Cecil Powers
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I'll Fly Away/Jack Baker
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One Of A Kind 5-String Bluegrass Banjo w/Tube and Plate Flange For Sale
Hello, I have a Gold Tone BG-150F Prototype Banjo for sale, here is the ad:
http://www.banjohangout.org/classified/37298
Please contact me with any questions you have and thanks for looking.
Duke
321-264-1970
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New Metal Body Resonator Guitar For Sale
Hello, I have a Gold Tone GRE Metal Body Resonator Guitar for sale, here's the ad:
http://www.banjohangout.org/classified/37302
Please contact me with any questions you have and thanks for looking.
Duke
321-264-1970
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Contest Judging sheets
i found these online to help me look at some of these entries ---Tom
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Video Lesson: How to End a Song
Hi everyone. This is a lesson on how to end a typical bluegrass vocal song. I talk about what the entire band is doing, the chords involved, and the length of time it usually takes. I show this on the guitar and then try to show you how to create your own endings based on other typical Scruggs licks that you should already be familiar with. I'm trying to help folks see the "Big Picture" and understand the structure so they might have a deeper understanding of what's happening musically. This should allow for more creativity and improvisation. This video should be beneficial to beginners and new intermediates and could also help an experienced player break out of a rut by creating new ending licks. The video is more of a discussion about endings instead of me breaking down licks in detail. If you have specific questions, please let me know.
For some reason the last section of the video is out of sync with the audio. I apologize for that and hope that it's not too much of a distraction. Also, as always, please overlook my mistakes and non-expert playing. Hopefully it will give someone out there a lightbulb moment.
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All original 1989 Flatiron Sweetgrass banjo, Kulesh Sr ring, $1349!!!
All original near mint 1989 Flatiron Sweetgrass banjo. Some Flatirons had Steve Ryan rings and a number had the coveted Richard Kulesh Sr rings that many Greg Rich Era banjos also had. This is one of the lucky ones that came w/ the Kulesh ring. These Flatirons are wonderfully constructed banjos, built in Gibson's Bozeman Montana plant in the late 80'- early 90's. This one will go toe to toe with the best of the Rich Era's RB250's.
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New Recording King entry level Banjo!
Hi everybody -
We've been getting so many requests for an entry level banjo, that I wanted to announce to you all that two new models will be available
shipping sometime in August and debuting at the summer NAMM show in Nashville.
The first model is the Dirty Thirties Open Back Banjo, RKOH-05. It features a maple neck, multiply rim, 16 brackets, ivory keys, REMO head,
a satin finish, rosewood fretboard, 2-way truss rod, adjustable coordinator rod, inlaid dot fretboard markers, true Presto tailpiece, and the same
Recording King build quality from our entire line. Limited Lifetime Warranty just like all our other models!
$299 street cost for this model.
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Harbor Freight Tools
I'm looking at a 4 x 8 foot trailer they have on sale. It's kinda just a frame but it's not to expensive and I need someway to move a riding lawn mower form one place to another and then back during the summer.
Is it any good....you may or may not have a Harbor Freight in your area but it's kinda of a discount tool shop
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Undone In Sorrow (Clawhammer)
Hey everyone, here is my rendition of Ola Belle Reed's classic tune, "Undone in Sorrow." Its in Open G tuning, and it is one of the first tunes that I have tried to learn by ear... Interestingly enough, today is one year almost to the day since I posted my first tune on the hangout! That means I've been playing for about 1 year and two months - and I still haven't had a lesson :) As always, comments and feedback are more than welcome! Hope you enoy it,,,
Daniyel
[this too shall pass]
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Any Other Sensitives Out There?
I am a highly sensitive person in that I seem to feel stuff more than some. I struggle with bright lights, pick up on others' emotions, can't seem to eat everything I want to eat, hate parties, love intensity but easily become over-stimulated. I think the up side is that I am very intuitive, empathic and deep feeling and that being sensitive makes me a sensitive intuitive musician. Any other sensitives out there?
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Gibson Melody Banjo
Thought I'd share a couple of pictures of this little cutie. Paul
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Old question..plz give link to songs in I IV V circle
Like Blue Ridge Cabin Home, songs that the G, C and D just go round and round,,,,,teachin a young'un and need to get him in a groove! Thanks
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Carolina Palms Request
Any Banjo Tabs for Carolina Palms? Looks like a Mike Auldridge Dobro tune I have to learn for a gig coming up on Saturday.
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TEFpad: Grace Notes
Would anyone now how to enter Grace Notes on the TEFpad (iPad version of TablEdt)? The instruction manual and help page did not address Grace Notes. I'm trying to use a Grace Note for a 3-2 pull-off.
Thanks,
Eric
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Digital Gettysburg
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My Old Time Artwork
Howdy! I wanted to start a thread where I can keep posting any Old Time related drawings I do. I'm still trying to get likenesses down, but so far I've got one of Tommy Jarrell, and one of Tommy and Fred Cockerham. Hope you like em! I drew them with ink and brush-pen, colored with copic markers.
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Melody
Where is a good place to get the melody to songs?
When I want to learn a new song I like to get the melody then
put the rolls around the melody.
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Cumberland Gap - Curt Mangan Strings
I just stringed my banjo up with Curt Mangan strings. I like these strings right out of the package, but I need to keep playing them to see if I like them as time goes by.
Here's Cumberland Gap
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Happy Canada Day
Or Dominion Day if you're old-fashioned, eh?
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Waiting for my Ratliff A style mandolin
I own a Ratliff A model. It was given to me by some friends who wanted to give me something for recording their music into a CD. The neck had a story to it. It was originally made and was shipped to its customer. In shipment the neck was completely cracked in two. They sent it back to Audie Ratliff and he sent them another mandolin, and kept and repaired this mandolin. He glued the crack together. He turned it into his own mandolin for personal use.
But when my friends visited Ratliff Mandolins one summer, they heard Audie play this mandolin, and they said the tone was amazing. So they bought the mandolin for me.
I got it and played it day and night. One summer the crack started coming apart, and so it eventually broke free because the action kept getting higher and higher. It eventually split, and I sent it back to Audie Ratliff to fix it. I sent it back last January, and he told me it would be awhile. Well I just heard from Audie that he's putting the finish coat of spray on the mandolin. Should be getting it this month sometime soon.
I can't wait!
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