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Aug 11, 2026 - 6:55:38 PM
7256 posts since 10/13/2007

Here is a break by Codie Allen. I love its timing. When you hear it, how can you stop bobbing your head and shoulders? What makes his break have such a rhythmic presence or force? Can it be defined & taught?

https://www.facebook.com/groups/201479920023313/permalink/3405839712920635/?comment_id=3408085562696050&notif_id=1786498939870931&notif_t=feedback_reaction_generic&ref=notif

Thanks

Ken

Aug 11, 2026 - 8:03:48 PM

15 posts since 12/17/2023

There's nothing bad about the banjo break, but that rhythm section is what's doing the work!! (I'm biased though, that's my buddy on guitar!)

Aug 12, 2026 - 1:16:34 AM
like this

30043 posts since 6/25/2005

Well done, but no more than you should expect from a competent working banjo player.

Aug 12, 2026 - 7:57:43 AM

300 posts since 10/26/2008

Definitely a straight break. It sounds like he is playing right on, if not slightly behind the beat. This sounds slightly different than a banjo that is pushing the song forward with a lot of drive. I like it

Aug 12, 2026 - 9:03:03 AM

4701 posts since 7/12/2006

Well hes certainly playing with some bounce. And at just the right tempo .

Aug 12, 2026 - 9:36:24 AM

5935 posts since 9/12/2016

some day I would like to see some top dogs all preform a simple identical forward roll over and over same speed straight as possible , I think they vary quiet a bit,I feel like he slides into the beat slightly,his feel for it--Casey Murphy who does lessons on the vid page,sure gets it pro ,of course she had a great teacher

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