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Hawgfiddle65 |
Written/Posted by Hawgfiddle65
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Size: 3,136kb, uploaded 3/28/2011 2:14:17 AM
Genre: Old Time / Playing Style: Clawhammer and Old-Time
Two original tunes in Dm (aDADE tuning) Just new to the banjo so i'd be interested in folks comments. Croswsing Pamlico refers to the Pamlico sound in the OuterBanks of North Carolina ,where I once had a fishing holiday- was struck by all the osprey nests on the power lines . A rarity in my home country of Scotland . Cold Hollow refers to a local hill called An Tholl Fuar which is Gaelic for Cold Hollow ,a darned fine name for a banjo tune.
2 comments on “Crossing Pamlico/ Cold Hollow”
Simmerman Says:
Thursday, May 19, 2011 @6:36:59 AM
Love it. I'm sure I hear a slight celtic influence in there.
Hawgfiddle65 Says:
Friday, May 27, 2011 @3:13:05 AM
Hi Simmerman
I guess living up here in the land of the Gael rubs off. You're not the first to spot that. Originally from Northumberland but have lived on the west Coast of scotland for 22 yrs. Geordie accent still hasn't gone!!
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