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Posted by Dr.Ken
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- Play count: 283
Size: 608kb, uploaded 6/27/2007 2:29:17 AM
Genre: Unknown/None Chosen / Playing Style: Unknown/None Chosen
Ok, not exactly Earl, but this is the first song I ever wrote on the banjo. Mainly I just sort of stumbled across it while playing around in the key of F. I also had my mute positioned near the bridge to give it a little more sustain. I was looking for that lonesome "Jimmy Rogers" effect. I think this could be a good tune for beginners, because it is based around doing forward/reverse rolls as you move a barre-chord down the neck. I would be very happy for any feedback you might have -- and I have uploaded the tab to the BHO tab archive.
1 comment on “Seventh Fret Breakdown”
taahdeswer Says:
Tuesday, September 18, 2007 @8:36:54 AM
I Kinda liked it. It was nice. Soothing.
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