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Noah Cline - Posted - 06/09/2020: 12:08:36
Going in a similar direction of solo banjo instrumental CDs such as Adam Hurt's Earth Tones and Steve Baughman's Shootout at Convict Lake, both featuring gourd banjos, I decided to make and record one entirely on mountain banjo. I've been working on this project for the last month (I originally had conceived the idea around the time of The Mountain Staircase) and am now waiting for the physical copies to arrive. Mountain Opus contains 12 tunes on 10 tracks (10 old-time tunes with two original tunes). It will also be available digitally through all of the digital music sites along with my other albums, The Mountain Staircase and Shamrock Clawhammer, hopefully by the end of the month.
Edited by - Noah Cline on 06/09/2020 15:04:08
Brian Murphy - Posted - 06/09/2020: 13:51:43
I happen to have Shamrock Clawhammer playing in the background right now :-) Look forward to the new one.
5Stringtrout - Posted - 06/10/2020: 08:52:38
Great to hear. I just picked up Clawhammer Shamrock at a store in Harrisonburg,VA.
Noah Cline - Posted - 06/10/2020: 10:45:31
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Originally posted by 5StringtroutGreat to hear. I just picked up Clawhammer Shamrock at a store in Harrisonburg,VA.
Thanks, Andy. Crossroads Country Store in the Shenandoah Heritage Market, perhaps? Rex Miller, the owner, has been a great and honest guy to deal with along with his son, Matt, and he's been carrying my CDs long before I moved from Virginia. It's one of the few outlets I have for physical copies.
R.D. Lunceford - Posted - 06/10/2020: 15:18:13
For whatever 50 years of playing and listening are worth, Noah Cline is my all-time favorite player and the best clawhammerista
I've ever heard. His technical skills are flawless, but like masters such as Wade Ward, he uses his skills to enhance the music, not to show-off. He puts the needs of the music first.
Technical skill is what it is, but what makes Noah great is his understanding of the music and impeccable taste. These separate genius from mere flash.
In case anyone is interested, the January 2019 edition of The Banjo NewsLetter includes an interview with Noah.
dbrooks - Posted - 06/10/2020: 17:28:28
Wow, what a huge endorsement coming from R.D. Congratulations, Noah.
David
Noah Cline - Posted - 06/10/2020: 21:37:11
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Originally posted by R.D. LuncefordFor whatever 50 years of playing and listening are worth, Noah Cline is my all-time favorite player and the best clawhammerista
I've ever heard. His technical skills are flawless, but like masters such as Wade Ward, he uses his skills to enhance the music, not to show-off. He puts the needs of the music first.
Technical skill is what it is, but what makes Noah great is his understanding of the music and impeccable taste. These separate genius from mere flash.
In case anyone is interested, the January 2019 edition of The Banjo NewsLetter includes an interview with Noah.
Wow, thanks, R.D.! Good to hear from you.
Noah Cline - Posted - 06/10/2020: 21:47:41
Well, I was planning on releasing this CD around the end of the month (taking into account for the digital distribution times), but the physical copies arrived today (about two weeks earlier than I expected), so I went ahead and uploaded it to Bandcamp. I was planning the same for CD Baby, but I'm going to have to wait as their facility is closed due to covid and are not receiving master copies at the moment. I decided on an official release date of June 20, 2020 (West Virginia Day), but I'll just treat Bandcamp as a pre-release, since I'm a little over a week early.
Here's the link to Bandcamp: noahclinebanjo.bandcamp.com/al...tain-opus
Noah Cline - Posted - 06/10/2020: 22:09:44
And a link to the ad here on BHO: banjohangout.org/classified/81548
Oldtimian - Posted - 06/11/2020: 00:07:35
Thank you so much for this CD, love your banjos and your playing!
5Stringtrout - Posted - 06/11/2020: 08:52:02
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Originally posted by Noah Clinequote:
Originally posted by 5StringtroutGreat to hear. I just picked up Clawhammer Shamrock at a store in Harrisonburg,VA.
Thanks, Andy. Crossroads Country Store in the Shenandoah Heritage Market, perhaps? Rex Miller, the owner, has been a great and honest guy to deal with along with his son, Matt, and he's been carrying my CDs long before I moved from Virginia. It's one of the few outlets I have for physical copies.
Yes. Crossroads Country Store. The next time you get to New Market stop at Valley Pike Music and play a tune with Ben Miller, the owner. Excellent Old Time fiddler and banjo player. He also does instrument repairs. He would probably sell your CD's also. He is about your age and just opened his shop last year. He is a reenactor also.
Noah Cline - Posted - 06/11/2020: 10:38:10
quote:
Originally posted by 5Stringtroutquote:
Originally posted by Noah Clinequote:
Originally posted by 5StringtroutGreat to hear. I just picked up Clawhammer Shamrock at a store in Harrisonburg,VA.
Thanks, Andy. Crossroads Country Store in the Shenandoah Heritage Market, perhaps? Rex Miller, the owner, has been a great and honest guy to deal with along with his son, Matt, and he's been carrying my CDs long before I moved from Virginia. It's one of the few outlets I have for physical copies.
Yes. Crossroads Country Store. The next time you get to New Market stop at Valley Pike Music and play a tune with Ben Miller, the owner. Excellent Old Time fiddler and banjo player. He also does instrument repairs. He would probably sell your CD's also. He is about your age and just opened his shop last year. He is a reenactor also.
Rex and Matt have mentioned Ben and his shop to me before. I'll have to go sometime.
paco_rumblefish - Posted - 06/25/2020: 13:31:49
In my opinion, this CD is very, very good. If you like the sound of a fretless mountain banjo...this one is recommend.
Kudos Mr. Cline!
JanetB - Posted - 06/25/2020: 15:56:34
Great theme for a CD! Each one you do is a step of your journey and we’re happy to be following your successes. BTW, I posted the Midsummer On-Line Banjo Fest flier on two Facebook sites for clawhammer banjo. It has received many likes and shares, too. Are you selling any mountain banjos as one of their vendors?
Noah Cline - Posted - 06/25/2020: 19:13:17
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Originally posted by JanetBGreat theme for a CD! Each one you do is a step of your journey and we’re happy to be following your successes. BTW, I posted the Midsummer On-Line Banjo Fest flier on two Facebook sites for clawhammer banjo. It has received many likes and shares, too. Are you selling any mountain banjos as one of their vendors?
Thanks, Janet. Chris Rippey (Tales of the Boatman on YouTube) had contacted me about the festival and wanted to see if I'd be interested in participating either teaching and/or being a vendor. I will be one of the vendors, and hope to have a couple banjos made for sale by then.
hoodoo - Posted - 07/26/2020: 17:46:49
Just gave your album a listen on bandcamp. Great stuff buddy!
BelfastFiveString - Posted - 08/10/2020: 02:35:15
That was really something. Listening on the way to work, much appreciated. Have you heard Dixie Dave Allen's Banjo Roots?
ceemonster - Posted - 08/17/2020: 17:11:03
This CD has been in my car player for the past 2 weeks. Wonderful shtuff.
Noah Cline - Posted - 08/17/2020: 18:04:26
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Originally posted by BelfastFiveStringThat was really something. Listening on the way to work, much appreciated. Have you heard Dixie Dave Allen's Banjo Roots?
Thanks! I haven't heard it, but will check it out.
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