For the eclectic banjo player who counts 2-finger styles among their tools of the trade.
515 Members, Created 1/31/2011 - 
Administrators: stigandr5 (owner) , Marc Nerenberg , revellfa
New member ideas and thoughts
Hello . I hope I have finnaly found some others who play banjo the same way I do. I started playing 3 finger scruggs style 21 years ago and for 5 or so years I struggled to get any speed at all.... Read More |
Banjoduffer Kentucky Drop Thumb
I have been watching Beginner video's by Tony C. Thomas. He plays something call Kentucky Drop Thumb style. It is a two finger style but there are pinches as a part of the rhythm. Anyone... Read More |
Doc Watson 'free hand two finger style"
Hi guys, just joined this group. I have begun to experiment with Thumb Lead, and that drew me here. But, I have been fascinated with Doc Watson's style ever since being told that he was... Read More |
Banjoduffer Wonderings
I have recently purchased a Wildwood Paragon Banjo crafted in complete East Indian Rosewood. I know tone woods are one ingredient which gives each banjo a difference in sound... Read More |
Books needed
I'm just loving the two finger (thumb lead) style of playing banjo.
I have not put my Deering Goodtime down and I'm just enjoying myself.
I want to learn more about this style of... Read More |
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Tablature: Cacklin' Hen |
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