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Laurence Diehl - Posted - 11/09/2009: 10:03:17
Couple of approaches on this standard. Split tempos push my dinky recorder to the limit Thanks for listening.
Oh - the link:
http://www.banjohangout.org/myhango...usicid=14957
Cheers,
Laurence
It takes a lot to laugh, but it takes a train to cry
Edited by - Laurence Diehl on 11/09/2009 10:09:37
Harreec - Posted - 11/09/2009: 10:20:46
"Thanks for listening".
Thanks for sharing...it's great
Harry
5stringypsy - Posted - 11/09/2009: 11:29:53
Thats one of my favorite tunes to play on guitar, I never gave it more than a thought on banjo. hehe... I love the way you traversed the B section, man thats so nice... Thank you again Laurence, you are a constant inspiration and I get allot of encouragement from your recordings! (Nice rythm too hehe...  ) I've always played that in Bb, I immagine that would not be best suited for banjo, what key are you in??
HIKE FASTER I hear a banjo...
NINJO - Posted - 11/09/2009: 11:31:42
Very nice.
The best picker is the one having the most fun.
Laurence Diehl - Posted - 11/09/2009: 11:49:02
quote:
Originally posted by 5stringypsy
Thats one of my favorite tunes to play on guitar, I never gave it more than a thought on banjo. hehe... I love the way you traversed the B section, man thats so nice... Thank you again Laurence, you are a constant inspiration and I get allot of encouragement from your recordings! (Nice rythm too hehe... ) I've always played that in Bb, I immagine that would not be best suited for banjo, what key are you in??
HIKE FASTER I hear a banjo...
Thanks Michael - yeah, Bb is also the most logical key on banjo, seeing as the tonal center moves all over the place anyway!! That G 5th string doesn't really get in the way, as it sounds like a 9th, a 6th, a 3rd whatever... Cheers, Laurence It takes a lot to laugh, but it takes a train to cry
Flying Eagle - Posted - 11/09/2009: 15:03:35
Excellent playing as usual, Laurence. You are certainly one of the finest musicians here on the Hangout. I wish I could get into the jazz groove like that. Simply outstanding. Thanks for contributing.
JW
"Old soldiers and old sailors have a place to go,
but no one helps a railroad bum like poor old Hobo Joe".
banjoy - Posted - 11/09/2009: 16:41:26
Very cool indeed. I wish someone in this neck of the woods picked like that. I've been seeking such a teacher for years!
Love to hear more!
--Frank
The KIDD - Posted - 11/09/2009: 17:17:27
Yeah bay bay!! Complete with squeaking chair... MAN ! that was a colorful piece!
I like the maj 7 (EMO) parts.. It was cool how ya weived roll patterns through that "mess" of chords  . Im on my 6 th rep listenin!
Great expressive playin!!
John
http://www.myspace.com/johnkuhnbluegrass
5stringypsy - Posted - 11/09/2009: 18:58:04
der...............  yeah how stupid am I .. heh I guess it would be (Bb) ...  especialy over the B part.. I was so excited when I first heard it I wasn't even thinkin "music" :) I just wanted to hear it over and over and was typing lol... I just got the girls down I'm gonna mess with it awhile. thanks again Laurence! Me and you and the Kidd need to do somethin sometime, when I get better lol.. :) I been working up mediteranian sundance it's pretty fun and a few of my friends would get a gut laughing joy out of me playing it on banjo when I figure out an arrangement :p
HIKE FASTER I hear a banjo...
dustinTN - Posted - 11/09/2009: 21:31:15
Awesome! Very inspiring.
Music is your own experience, your thoughts, your wisdom. If you don't live it, it won't come out of your horn [or your banjo]. ~Charlie Parker
Laurence Diehl - Posted - 11/10/2009: 08:22:29
quote:
Originally posted by Flying Eagle
Excellent playing as usual, Laurence. You are certainly one of the finest musicians here on the Hangout. I wish I could get into the jazz groove like that. Simply outstanding. Thanks for contributing.
JW
Thanks Jim, that's a great compliment - not sure it's deserved - but nice to hear, especially from a fine player like yourself!
Laurence Diehl - Posted - 11/10/2009: 08:24:53
quote:
Originally posted by The KIDD
Yeah bay bay!! Complete with squeaking chair... MAN ! that was a colorful piece!
I like the maj 7 (EMO) parts.. It was cool how ya weived roll patterns through that "mess" of chords . Im on my 6 th rep listenin!
Great expressive playin!!
John
http://www.myspace.com/johnkuhnbluegrass
Nah, man that's a squeaky RESONATOR! (where my strap rubs it) lol!! Just trying to make it sound "real" for ya! Thanks for the comment too Cheers, Laurence It takes a lot to laugh, but it takes a train to cry
salvatone - Posted - 11/10/2009: 09:38:10
I wanted to try this tune, but then at the end I realized that you can't play it without Scruggs tuners. Nice touch.
Seriously, very nice job on a great tune.
Salvatone
Laurence Diehl - Posted - 11/10/2009: 10:22:43
quote:
Originally posted by salvatone
I wanted to try this tune, but then at the end I realized that you can't play it without Scruggs tuners. Nice touch.
Seriously, very nice job on a great tune.
Salvatone
Haha! Actually Sal, that final bend I am doing with my fingers - I fret the 4th string and bend the 3rd down towards the floor.
Edited by - Laurence Diehl on 11/10/2009 10:57:23
Erbus - Posted - 11/10/2009: 11:51:15
Loved it, maybe in my second life I'll play like that.........
I'd love to learn that chord progression on my guitar.
Terry
"Banjo, one of my favorite things to pick"
Laurence Diehl - Posted - 11/10/2009: 13:56:19
quote:
Originally posted by Erbus
Loved it, maybe in my second life I'll play like that.........
I'd love to learn that chord progression on my guitar.
Terry
"Banjo, one of my favorite things to pick"
Terry - you shouldn't wait that long You can probably find a chord chart out on the web, or I could probably write them out for you if you can't find them.
Patrick P. - Posted - 11/14/2009: 09:37:55
WOW !
I love your banjo playing.
Really impressive, six stars for you
Patrick.
Lumpy - Posted - 11/18/2009: 09:42:44
Wow.......just plain wow. Laurence, you outdid yourself on this piece. Thanks.
Lumpy
Gold Tone OB-250G
"So much music, such little time."
Laurence Diehl - Posted - 11/18/2009: 11:13:21
I was just going to let this thread die, but I like watching it go up in flames...
Anyway, thanks so much everyone for all your nice comments and encouragement!
So I am moving on now to work on my "Holiday Special" - you all working on yours?
salvatone - Posted - 11/18/2009: 11:30:50
Yes I am.
Boog - Posted - 11/20/2009: 15:41:05
quote:
Originally posted by Laurence Diehl
Couple of approaches on this standard. Split tempos push my dinky recorder to the limit Thanks for listening.
Oh - the link:
http://www.banjohangout.org/myhango...usicid=14957
Cheers,
Laurence
It takes a lot to laugh, but it takes a train to cry
Nice one Lawrence!
Bob Robert - Posted - 11/29/2009: 00:29:24
Beauty, eh?
tfaux - Posted - 11/30/2009: 11:45:18
Sounds great on banjo Lawrence.
That's the tune Bird liked to scare everybody with. Guess it still works.
Tom
5stringypsy - Posted - 12/01/2009: 13:37:29
quote:
Originally posted by Bob Robert
Beauty, eh?
haha... is that from that movie "Strange Brew" ????? two of my most favorite versions of this are Tal Farlow doin it and The Rosenberg Trio & now a 3rd.. some banjo player from the Hangout did it too..oh.. yeah..
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