It's the blues!

[charlesfaber]

e mengh mpizzrddt

[ivanahumpalot97]

honestly i never thought i would love the banjo i currently play guitar and im in fuckin love with the banjo

[yogijimi101]

@ivanahumpalot97 Get a banjo man! I too am a long time guitar player and just had to get a banjo. I gotta tell ya its a whole other world. Peace and love to ya

[opalweiss]

WOW Ryans Da Man

[yemenmushroom]

nice playing =]

[HamiltonCounty22]

good banjo pickin', but this guy is a total dork.

[zhaotaisheng]

very nice

[2ndfret]

Dear Old Dixie is a much more difficult tune to play.

[carteru93]

Lonesome Road Blues

FOR SURE!

[JonEricMusic]

no... It IS Lonesome Rd Blues ladies and gentleman

Dear Old Dixie has the B-Em-A-D section as well added..

This video is WELL DONE and wow this guy can pick!!!

[giggleblaggle]

Doesn't anyone know this song at all? Wow, I can't beleive you think it's Lonesome Road Blues. It's called "Dear Old Dixie."

[HillbillyJ]

Lord no this ain't Dear Ol Dixie! Dear Ol Dixie is my favorite F/S instrumenatl, so I know what I'm talking about!

Lonesome Road Blues is the name!

[giggleblaggle]

hmmmm, I guess you're right. I must've heard it wrong the first time. It does sound pretty similar to Dear old Dixie.

[HillbillyJ]

Except for the chords, Dear Ol Dixie has a lengthy chord progression, which, according to Earl's book, goes as follows:

(Actually recorded in G# with banjo and other instruments tuned up one fret as if in G) G-C-G-A-D-G-C-B-C-G-E(NOT Em)-A-D-G.

[Edthebanjo]

this is not dear old dixie, its lonesome road blues, theyre very different pieces when you get to know them, but take my word for it.

[giggleblaggle]

Yes. You are right. I was a fool a year ago to think this is dear old dixie.

[Edthebanjo]

Nah, banjo players aren't fools...

[jm1072]

Sounds like Lonesome Road Blues.

[dilithium27]

Well played Up the neck section of Foggy Mountain Breakdown.Keep Em Coming

[jm1072]

Sounded more like Lonesome Road Blues to me.