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greenbrooms - Posted - 01/04/2016: 06:17:41
was deleting some old photos and videos from my cell phone and i found this recording i did a few months back. old horse and buggy is one of those tunes that i can never stop playing, it just goes and goes and goes and goes and really flows well in and out of other tunes - i love mixing it in with big sciota nowadays. always my go-to track when putting on the "art stamper - goodbye girls, ..." album.
i'm never quite sure how i want to play the A part (or which is technically correct), as i'm pretty sure i've heard it played both ways. i'm referring to the 4th measure and playing either a G chord or an E minor chord. each one sounds good, so i usually just let my muscle memory take over and see which one comes out.
must have had a brain-fart at the very end but that's okay - thanks for listening folks
note: tune is in G, but i have no idea what my banjo is tuned to. usually a bit lower when using the nylguts. thanks again to BHO user noah cline for restoring this fun little banjo
Edited by - greenbrooms on 01/04/2016 06:20:39
Don Borchelt - Posted - 01/04/2016: 08:49:03
Terrific picking, Kevin. You have a great foot-tapping style.
- Don
JanetB - Posted - 01/04/2016: 10:25:51
A jolly tune, well-played, Kevin. I get your tuning a whole step below open G.
greenbrooms - Posted - 01/05/2016: 07:43:35
thank you all very much - means a tremendous amount coming from you!
vrteach - Posted - 01/05/2016: 10:25:57
Very nice indeed. I play it in A on the fiddle--both standard & cross-tuned. Your banjo version is better than my banjo version.
Edited by - vrteach on 01/05/2016 10:26:38
Paul Roberts - Posted - 01/05/2016: 15:38:02
Cool. Is it my imagination, or does this playing reflect a person with a cheerful and kind disposition?
banjered - Posted - 01/05/2016: 17:27:05
A cheery tune indeed! We pretty much play your version at most of our jams. Fun! Banjered
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