High Tide's Brad and Chris play Blackberry Blossom

[yurikonab]

Love it!!

[SaitenPicker]

Wow, what speed!!!!

Greetings

Hubert

[Spamalam13]

Awesome job guys! I also loved your version of Lonesome Pine. I'm going now to see what else ya got. I'm just starting in Bluegrass and am with a band called Dixie Moon we also have a version of Lonesome Pine on here if you are interested.Again...you guys are great!

[goldbear7]

Hey Brad, Finally had a chance to check out your videos. Not bad bro keep up the good tunes. LOL D

[RVsaidso2]

great job on this

[imasaint59]

Chris, this is Mike the bass player again - killer break.

[JustinBLong]

Great stuff!!! You are a fantastic banjo player, and that other guy is mad on the mandolin. I wish I was in Hawaii so we could jam! I hope you all rotate to Ft Stewart GA. We could use some more bluegrass talent here! Keep jammin

[Bjess20072]

Thanks. I'm actually leaving the Air Force (after 12 years) and moving to Dayton, OH. I lived in Valdosta, GA a few years ago and played for Southern Lite. I miss GA. Got a good female Mando player and singer here from GA... lots of talent from there.

[Lewey8705]

Great Job. What banjo roles are you using to back him up? Or are you vamping or a mixture of the two? I am trying to learn back up for this song and could use some ideas. Thanks

[Bjess20072]

Thanks for the comment. If I were playing with a band, I would play back-up and maybe chop the offbeat some when the Mandolin took a break, but since it's just Banjo and Mandolin, I use the Banjo for rythm while he's playing. That keeps the music smooth and leaves little gap. Esentially, here I'm keeping the tune smooth and flowing my playing a solid role of the tune and lead-ins to each chord.