Cider mill clawhammer banjo

[fngrpkn06]

Very good keep on ramblin'!!

[Nique9271]

I've got to learn this one. Where can I find these tabs? I would greatly appreciate it.

[tcphll]

Kid, you are good.

[marybethgrm]

So awesome! My husband and I are loving your playing!

[kasplundh]

Nice work! I love this tune...

Have you ever played this with a guitar-player or some such chord-changing accompaniment? Any idea of good changes that work with it? I'm getting some good ideas from the Camp Creek Boys recording, but I'd love another opinion or two.

My wife and I play tunes together (have a look at our Julianne Johnson video) and I would to work this one up in that setting...

Rock On! (I like your other videos, too!)

[windblownjack]

wow --- good tune good playing keep going ---

wbj .

[jamerturnip]

Proper jobber there young un.

Get some zider down ee!

[mrpedersen9]

Sounds awesome man, I really dig your sound.

[amerikanerMarinen]

Nice clawhammer there!

Most people'd be spurred to play like that.

5/5

[artistfood]

Excellent work :)

[soulsong47]

You have got a gift.

I love listening to this.

[BEERIOUS]

well done man.

[willgeorgeanderson]

Great job - I'm trying it now!

[dmrice2]

pretty good dude.i am just learning how to play clawhammer. it's tough, first instrument i am learning how to play, but just taking it one step at a time.

[JacGout]

well played! check my vids!

Gr, Jac, a banjo player of your age.

[mcdanieltony]

Just wonderful. Keep it alive. Kentucky

[youenjoymyself1]

Excellent

[Aetherus7]

Cool, I always swore I hated it and country music when I was younger, now I play both,lol I was inspired after learning it is basically "THE" American folk instrument. I also like to think of it as an agent for peace and unity, being from Africa and then shared with and further developed by both Africans and Europeans in America and now played worldwide.

[Aetherus7]

5 stars! What inspired you to learn clawhammer banja?

[200000028]

my uncle plays clawhammer, and i just sort of grew up listening to it on cassettes, etc. and a while after id started playing guitar i thought "hey, why not try the banjo?" so i did.

[FiddleDoctor]

Dood!.............you the bomb

GREAT JOB on that old time music banjer....... Keep on postin'and keep clawin'

[spiddlestix]

hey kid - try tappin' yer foot - it'll help - otherwise better than me lol

[kinstube]

that was great!!

can you recommend any other banjo books besides the krassen one?

thanks

[200000028]

yes. Bob carlin's fiddle tunes for clawhammer banjo has some great tunes and there is a which does not come with it but is avaliable on itunes etc that has most of the songs. also there is bob fleshers old-time clawhammer tablature. not sure if these are still in print or not, but its worth a look.

[kinstube]

hey that was great!

besides the krassen book, can you recommend any other good crawhammer books, especially with audio tapes?

thanks!

[Knockdownbanjo]

You are there.

[wlfbain]

Very nice. Wish I had started at your age. Don't let the passion die.

[wolfieboyer]

Is that a Tommy Jerrel tune?

[buffleheadcabin]

sounds good man

[shallowcoat]

Very nice. I'm learning this from the Krassen book right now. Is this your source? Riley Baugus plays a fantastic version you can hear on banjo newsletter site. Simon

[200000028]

no, my source is a Homespun tape on clawhammer with frank lee. However, I have the krassen book and it has a nice rendition to.

[SPDTrojan08]

Dude, that was pretty sweet.

[Redhippynow]

Nice job man, sounds great!

[drakeelliot]

nice work J.T. ! what a melodic peice...i wish i could play like that. keep it up! - Drake Elliot