Does anybody know how to play what Scott is doing at 10:15 of this video? If so, please share.
youtu.be/FYUoM6_93EA
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Originally posted by OldNavyGuyYou have two identical topics in this forum...
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Sometimes that happens by accident, if you think your post didn't go through. Just sayin', not challenging.
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Originally posted by gcpickenquote:
Originally posted by OldNavyGuyYou have two identical topics in this forum...
banjohangout.org/topic/388341Sometimes that happens by accident, if you think your post didn't go through. Just sayin', not challenging.
Mods already took care of it.
Sounds like really fast triplets, six notes to a beat instead of four. Amazing stuff. I bet he practiced that... :o)
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Originally posted by phbSounds like really fast triplets, six notes to a beat instead of four. Amazing stuff. I bet he practiced that... :o)
Yes, mostly forward followed by backward, pivoting from one to the other when the thumb plays the fifth string.
I like the way it sounds. Sorry for posting twice. This is my first time to post anything on here. The old learning curve.
Thanks for the feedback
If you like Scott Vestal's work, triplets in particular, be sure to check the Bluegrass 95,96,97 CDs from back in the 90's. Two of my favorites from Bluegrass 95 are Daley's Reel (caution: in B flat, no capo!) and the superb Goodbye Liza Jane in A (capoed). The latter is probably my all-time favorite banjo break.
