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Phil Rice's version (1858) from Joe Weidlich's book The Early Minstrel Banjo
3 comments on “Minstrel book Sandy Boy”
banjosnapper Says:
Friday, October 26, 2012 @8:46:23 PM
First time I ever saw Weidlich's version. He changed the bar lines, thus altering the feel of the downbeat. Too bad....the Rice version as he wrote it is so cool. Beware the tabbers!!! Specifically, he begins to stray in M4.
JanetB Says:
Saturday, October 27, 2012 @7:43:15 AM
Thanks for the info. I haven't really tapped into this book as a resource, so it's good to be informed. It's perhaps a more comprehensive picture of minstrel banjo which I hoped would give me historic insight.
Yesterday bd posted a video of Rice's version. It was nice, especially at the end of the B part.
banjosnapper Says:
Saturday, October 27, 2012 @7:52:47 AM
I heard it. That is what lead me to your page.
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