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Beckyboy - Posted - 11/26/2011:  06:34:16



North Carolina Breakdown


Woodwalker - Posted - 11/26/2011:  07:14:22


How bout some Christmas songs-Jingle Bells, Greensleeves, Deck The Halls, Silent Night, Joy To The World, Silver Bells

Beckyboy - Posted - 11/26/2011:  07:28:04



quote:


Originally posted by Woodwalker




How bout some Christmas songs-Jingle Bells, Greensleeves, Deck The Halls, Silent Night, Joy To The World, Silver Bells






 



This is a close as it's gonna get



 



Bahh Hum Bug!!!



 



wink



 



 



Santa Claus


Beckyboy - Posted - 11/26/2011:  07:31:28



Old Joe Clark (Key of G)


Kallesandria - Posted - 11/26/2011:  08:40:58



Thanks so much for doing all this Mark!  You deserve an award of some sorts at the very least!!  For those times when I don't get to jam with someone, it sure is fun to play along with.



Karen in AZ   big


Beckyboy - Posted - 11/26/2011:  08:53:48



quote:


Originally posted by Kallesandria




Thanks so much for doing all this Mark!  You deserve an award of some sorts at the very least!!  For those times when I don't get to jam with someone, it sure is fun to play along with.



Karen in AZ   big






Aww your Welcome



 



share and share alike I say


Beckyboy - Posted - 11/26/2011:  09:59:43



June apple


Beckyboy - Posted - 11/26/2011:  10:11:59



Cluck Old Hen


Beckyboy - Posted - 11/26/2011:  10:35:04



Foggy Mountain Top


kipperr - Posted - 11/26/2011:  16:54:11



What a holiday treat!!!

Beckyboy - Posted - 11/27/2011:  02:04:11



Little Maggie  G


Beckyboy - Posted - 11/27/2011:  02:07:43



Dixie Breakdown


Beckyboy - Posted - 11/27/2011:  02:11:26



Black Mountain Rag


Beckyboy - Posted - 11/27/2011:  02:14:57



Wabash Cannonball


Beckyboy - Posted - 11/27/2011:  02:17:53



Dear old Dixie


Beckyboy - Posted - 11/27/2011:  02:21:54



 St Anne's reel


Beckyboy - Posted - 11/27/2011:  02:24:33



Old Kentucky home


Beckyboy - Posted - 11/27/2011:  02:27:07



Hard Times


Beckyboy - Posted - 11/27/2011:  02:30:10



Under the double eagle


Beckyboy - Posted - 11/27/2011:  02:32:21



Pallet on your floor


Beckyboy - Posted - 11/27/2011:  05:39:30



Bugle Call Rag


Beckyboy - Posted - 11/27/2011:  05:42:18



Devils Dream


Beckyboy - Posted - 11/27/2011:  05:44:20



Doug's Tune


Kallesandria - Posted - 11/27/2011:  07:21:52



OMG Mark, thank you for "St. Anne's Reel", that's another of my all-time favorites!   big


john fellingham - Posted - 11/27/2011:  11:03:24


Thanks a million Mark!

Beckyboy - Posted - 11/27/2011:  11:31:50



Nashville Blues


Beckyboy - Posted - 11/27/2011:  11:35:26



Silver Eagle


Beckyboy - Posted - 11/27/2011:  11:39:01



Randy Lynn Rag


Beckyboy - Posted - 11/27/2011:  11:42:11



Pick Along


Beckyboy - Posted - 11/27/2011:  12:51:24



Kansas City Railroad Blues


Beckyboy - Posted - 11/27/2011:  14:38:35



American Made - World Played


hsjim - Posted - 11/27/2011:  16:56:54


Thanks Mark! These are a great help!!!!!

jsf - Posted - 11/27/2011:  17:42:04


These are great, but having a hard time downloading the files. When I click on download, all the words in the Audio Player window disappear and nothing happens. Is there a trick to downloading to a Mac? Thanks . . .

Kallesandria - Posted - 11/27/2011:  18:07:02



quote:


Originally posted by jsf




These are great, but having a hard time downloading the files. When I click on download, all the words in the Audio Player window disappear and nothing happens. Is there a trick to downloading to a Mac? Thanks . . .






Click on the file to bring up the little window.  Then, right-click on the "Download MP3" button in the menu and select "Save Link As" and save it to a folder on your computer where you keep your MP3 files.  I saved them all to the same general folder set up just for this, then imported them into my Audio program (I use Media Monkey to play MP3s on my computer) .



Edited:  oops, I just noticed you said "Mac" so I don't know if the same applies.  I'm using Windows Vista.  You might try that though!



Karen    smiley



Edited by - Kallesandria on 11/27/2011 18:10:32

sjm78560 - Posted - 11/27/2011:  19:07:27


Hey Beckyboy,

First I want to say thanks you for posting all of the backing tracks you have on your page. It is a huge help, especially fro players that don't have anyone to play with. Any chance of you recording a Bluegrass Breakdown track in at a medium and regular pace?

Spencer

Beckyboy - Posted - 11/27/2011:  22:49:13



Bluegrass Breakdown


john fellingham - Posted - 11/28/2011:  00:36:36


I saw Homestead on the Farm on your list Mark-is that coming up soon?-it´s one of my all time favourites!
I just spent most of the weekend playing along with your backings-had to drag myself away in the end. Wonderful-they really help my time keeping to improve.
warmest regards John

pickNgrin - Posted - 11/28/2011:  08:10:46



Hey Beckyboy-



These are really great. Here is my attempt at playing along with Black Mountain Rag. Thanks for doing these. 



-matt



 



Edited by - pickNgrin on 11/28/2011 08:11:06



Black Mountain Rag

   

Beckyboy - Posted - 11/28/2011:  08:33:41



 


 


 


quote:


Originally posted by pickNgrin




Hey Beckyboy-



These are really great. Here is my attempt at playing along with Black Mountain Rag. Thanks for doing these. 



-matt



 






 Whey hey Matt



 



Good stuff buddy,sounding great!!!


Beckyboy - Posted - 11/28/2011:  09:08:06



quote:


Originally posted by john fellingham




I saw Homestead on the Farm on your list Mark-is that coming up soon?-it´s one of my all time favourites!

I just spent most of the weekend playing along with your backings-had to drag myself away in the end. Wonderful-they really help my time keeping to improve.

warmest regards John






Here you go



Homestead on the farm



 



 


jsf - Posted - 11/28/2011:  09:12:20



quote:



Click on the file to bring up the little window.  Then, right-click on the "Download MP3" button in the menu and select "Save Link As" and save it to a folder on your computer where you keep your MP3 files.  I saved them all to the same general folder set up just for this, then imported them into my Audio program (I use Media Monkey to play MP3s on my computer) .



Edited:  oops, I just noticed you said "Mac" so I don't know if the same applies.  I'm using Windows Vista.  You might try that though!



Karen    smiley






Karen,



That worked for a Mac! Can't wait to download and work with these. Thanks for your help, and many thanks to Mark for posting them.



Jon



 


hickorysmokebbq - Posted - 11/28/2011:  09:15:42



Mark, You are SO AWESOME!!!!   smiley   The thing I really like about these tracks is that they are not for just banjo.  I can learn guitar, mando, dobro or fiddle break.  I can start slow and build speed up to normal.  You could even practice a piccolo break if you wanted.  LOL!!  



I don't know if I'll ever get to the point where I can play the tracks at "Normal" speed.  I've only been playing banjo for about 8 weeks now but  can hit the med speed on a few.  Almost hit normal speed on cripple creek.  Start tensing up when I try.. Gotta keep trying though...



I'm sure all the other Hangouts will be linking back to these..



Thanks again for all your efforts........



Let us know if and when you may be up for some requests.  I'd like to suggest a couple!!!



 



 


Beckyboy - Posted - 11/28/2011:  09:22:32



quote:


Originally posted by hickorysmokebbq




Mark, You are SO AWESOME!!!!   smiley   The thing I really like about these tracks is that they are not for just banjo.  I can learn guitar, mando, dobro or fiddle break.  I can start slow and build speed up to normal.  You could even practice a piccolo break if you wanted.  LOL!!  



I don't know if I'll ever get to the point where I can play the tracks at "Normal" speed.  I've only been playing banjo for about 8 weeks now but  can hit the med speed on a few.  Almost hit normal speed on cripple creek.  Start tensing up when I try.. Gotta keep trying though...



I'm sure all the other Hangouts will be linking back to these..



Thanks again for all your efforts........



Let us know if and when you may be up for some requests.  I'd like to suggest a couple!!!



 



 






 Good to see you getting benefit from these, that was the intention,I'm a fairly new picker myself and found Band in the Box the best thing that i spent my cash on this year



 



if you know the chord progressions to a song the possibility are endless and it's dead easy to use!



 



 



 



 



 



 


john fellingham - Posted - 11/28/2011:  09:49:33


Thanks man!

rferg - Posted - 11/28/2011:  10:32:38


Mark, thanks so much for making the effort to put these up. That's a great way to practice breaks and backup and work on timing. As the high school kids would say, "you da bomb!"

Kallesandria - Posted - 11/28/2011:  10:48:38



quote:


Originally posted by jsf




quote:



Click on the file to bring up the little window.  Then, right-click on the "Download MP3" button in the menu and select "Save Link As" and save it to a folder on your computer where you keep your MP3 files.  I saved them all to the same general folder set up just for this, then imported them into my Audio program (I use Media Monkey to play MP3s on my computer) .



Edited:  oops, I just noticed you said "Mac" so I don't know if the same applies.  I'm using Windows Vista.  You might try that though!



Karen    smiley






Karen,



That worked for a Mac! Can't wait to download and work with these. Thanks for your help, and many thanks to Mark for posting them.



Jon



 






Glad to help Jon!  Heaven knows I am not a computer genius by any stretch of the imagination, so I'm glad that worked for you.  We can chalk it up to sheer blind luck on my part for suggesting it!   big



And HickorySmoke...I too use these tracks for playing along with my guitar.  I don't even own a banjo, I'm just here from "the dark side" because there is so little action on the guitar flatpicker's forum compared to this place!   blush



 



Karen  smiley


Beckyboy - Posted - 11/28/2011:  11:59:10



Huckling the Berries


Kallesandria - Posted - 11/28/2011:  17:55:49



Mark, is it possible to do Ragtime Annie?  It's in the Key of D and here is the chord progression, 32 measures long:



|  D  |  D  |  D  |  A7  |  A7  |  A7  |  A7  |  D  |  D  |  D  |  D  |  A7  |  A7  |  A7  |  A7  |  D  |



|  D  |  D  |  D  |  G  |  A7  |  A7  |  A7  |  D  |  D  |  D  |  D  |  G  |  G  |  D  |  A7  |  D  |



 



Thanks so much!  You can't imagine what a good time I'm having with these songs.  I've been playing at least 2 hours per day since downloading some of them!!



 



Karen    smiley



Edited by - Kallesandria on 11/28/2011 17:56:45

kipperr - Posted - 11/28/2011:  18:57:29



Love me some Ragtime Annie!


banjopogo - Posted - 11/28/2011:  19:27:14


Mark,

Thanks SO much for posting the backing tracks!
I won't be using them for clawhammer, but I do play fiddle as well,
and attend a lot of the local Bluegrass jams- I've needed something like this for a long time, but haven't been able to afford it.

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