nsbluegrass Thanks for the info, but since I posted my question I know how a Ron Stewart Yates myself. I like it, but feel it needs a bit more volume.
OF COURSE HE'S GOOD, Dan is not going to hire somebody who is does not have caliber. Ron Stewart sound as good as any other good banjo player, so much so that I could never pick him out of a crowd of great banjo pickers. That being said Ron Block's playing is great but has his own character blended in, this Ron is a robot.
@newflipvideos Sorry pal, I gotta disagree... Perhaps it's because I've heard the many, many CDs Stewart has played on as a session musician or maybe cause I have studied his playing quite a bit, but he's definately got his own style. Maybe not as immediately recognisable as Ron Block but I can always tell when Stewart's behind that 5.
@nsbluegrass, that was a very well stated reply, you must be a banjo player. I play the banjo, but dont consider myself a a "banjo player". A real banjo player would know, I'm convinced you know what you know what you are talking about. Ron Block was self taught, I have a deep appreciation for the "organic" musicians of the the world. Be well dude.
@newflipvideos then you have a deep appreciation for Ron & Ron & Sammy & Scott & Jason & Barry & Kenny & Chris & Steve - because as far as I know, not a single one isn't "self-taught". Guess that makes them all "organic" (whatever THAT means).
@nsbluegrass, that was a very well stated reply, you must be a banjo player. I play the banjo, but dont consider myself a a "banjo player". A real banjo player would know, I'm convinced you know what you know what you are talking about. Ron Block was self taught, I have a deep appreciation for the "organic" musicians of the the world. Be well dude.
@newflipvideos Couldn't agree more - Ron is beast on the instrument. But if you can't hear the difference between Ron (Stewart) & Ron (Block) & Sammy Shelor & Scott Vestal & Jason Burleson & Barry Abernathy & Kenny Ingram & Chris Pandolfi & Steve Dilling - then you just haven't been paying attention in Contemporary Bluegrass Banjo class.
nsbluegrass Thanks for the info, but since I posted my question I know how a Ron Stewart Yates myself. I like it, but feel it needs a bit more volume.
Robin18us 1 year ago
OF COURSE HE'S GOOD, Dan is not going to hire somebody who is does not have caliber. Ron Stewart sound as good as any other good banjo player, so much so that I could never pick him out of a crowd of great banjo pickers. That being said Ron Block's playing is great but has his own character blended in, this Ron is a robot.
newflipvideos 1 year ago
@newflipvideos Sorry pal, I gotta disagree... Perhaps it's because I've heard the many, many CDs Stewart has played on as a session musician or maybe cause I have studied his playing quite a bit, but he's definately got his own style. Maybe not as immediately recognisable as Ron Block but I can always tell when Stewart's behind that 5.
nsbluegrass 1 year ago 2
@nsbluegrass, that was a very well stated reply, you must be a banjo player. I play the banjo, but dont consider myself a a "banjo player". A real banjo player would know, I'm convinced you know what you know what you are talking about. Ron Block was self taught, I have a deep appreciation for the "organic" musicians of the the world. Be well dude.
newflipvideos 1 year ago
@newflipvideos then you have a deep appreciation for Ron & Ron & Sammy & Scott & Jason & Barry & Kenny & Chris & Steve - because as far as I know, not a single one isn't "self-taught". Guess that makes them all "organic" (whatever THAT means).
OhBeeg1BanjoV 1 year ago
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@nsbluegrass, that was a very well stated reply, you must be a banjo player. I play the banjo, but dont consider myself a a "banjo player". A real banjo player would know, I'm convinced you know what you know what you are talking about. Ron Block was self taught, I have a deep appreciation for the "organic" musicians of the the world. Be well dude.
newflipvideos 1 year ago
@newflipvideos Couldn't agree more - Ron is beast on the instrument. But if you can't hear the difference between Ron (Stewart) & Ron (Block) & Sammy Shelor & Scott Vestal & Jason Burleson & Barry Abernathy & Kenny Ingram & Chris Pandolfi & Steve Dilling - then you just haven't been paying attention in Contemporary Bluegrass Banjo class.
OhBeeg1BanjoV 1 year ago
@newflipvideos This ron (stewart) has more passion in his hands than anyone in the history of bluegrass. Robot? where did you get that?
dukeofearlbanjo 1 year ago
god, i love a good banjo player, and it's pretty hard to beat Ron Stewart.
wankatronic 1 year ago
Ron is da' man!
banjo5don 1 year ago
Does anyone recognize the banjo Ron is playing?
Robin18us 1 year ago
@Robin18us Yeah, it's a Ronnie Stewart model Yates banjo.
nsbluegrass 1 year ago
Hoddamn this guy is blazin on this here banjo. SHIT!
LeandroMuntendam 2 years ago 2
I think that one of the best versions "Shucking the Corn" was recorded by the Gibson Brothers in 2003 on there "Bona Fide" CD.
Adam Steffy is the best Mandolin players in the business. Sam Bush is great too, but man Adam can play.
20105024a 2 years ago
Ron Stewart is The Best .
OSCAR82AA 2 years ago
Woohoo! Can't wait 'til 3/11/09 I get to hear these guys and Tony Rice live in Raleigh,NC.
revsolution 3 years ago
Adam Steffey never fails to impress me.
Shilohbanjoman 3 years ago
Good ol bluegrass
Yeah ROn Stewart killed it
fluffaduck 3 years ago
Ron Stewart always kills it.
Brazd28 3 years ago 5
CONSIDER THE CORN PROPERLY SHUCKED BY ALL!! This has to be one of the tightest bands out there today. Great job!
banjobilly32 3 years ago 7