Johnson Mountain Boys-Newton Grove

[KarkkaHart]

Just a great ! (just like clinch mountain backstep)

[Spirifiume]

Parlez nous a boire See Balfa Brothers -Southern Comfort.

[andyincov]

This is deadly.  I will learn this tune.

[drafthorselover]

Does anyone know where I can obtain the tablature for Newton Grove and Georgia Stomp? Thanks.

[potentialavalanche]

This doesn't have the variations but it gives you something to work off of. Don't forget to replace [dot] with a .

banjohangout[dot]org/tab/brows­e.asp?m=detail&v=12517

[andyincov]

@drafthorselover There's a banjo tab for Newton grove, based on this performance on the Banjohangout in the Tabs section.

[baddity]

@andyincov i tabbed out these three breaks as performed in this video. i will send it to you if you like

[andyincov]

@baddity Hi baddity - I've just picked this up. Thanks a million - I'd love it if you could send these to me - i want to try this out with my band. cheers mate!

[andyincov]

@baddity Hi Baddity - don't suppose your mando player has got a tab kicking around as well?? cheers Andy

[sveinult]

Sweet Jepus! When it comes to hard driving hard picking banjo playing, no one comes close to Tom Adams.

[swyslouch]

the mashest

[vcp430]

@19ojnab37 Dang right. I have a 1979 Gold Star G11 Archtop. Great banjos for the price. I bought mine for $1,250!

[nchometton]

Great instrumental skills, especially on banjo !!!

[drbanjo181]

This is when Bluegrass was GREAT!!!!

Now everybody sounds the same!!

[tricolorpicks]

Those boys were just awesome together.

[drbanjo181]

I second that !!!

[wvabeer]

Dam good

[gossetb33]

Groupe mythique de la Bluegrass et quel magicien au banjo !!!

Génial

[19ojnab37]

thanks for that info fred....very interesting,it looks like the one Tom plays is a reath pattern,got a good sound!

[19ojnab37]

i've heard that tom played a gold star banjo for most of the time .

[Fredhissink]

Yes, that's true. 'By choice', as it was mentioned on a website ' (don't know the name of the site anymore). He bought it for 550 dollars, somewhere in the beginning of the '80's. I play a Goldstar too, very good banjo's: very loud (but not over the hill...) and with a nice prewar sound. Goldstar-banjo's became famous, somewhere in the '70's when Gibson made their banjo's of lesser quality. W. kind regards,

Fred Hissink

[nasty5oh]

81 "ERA" GF-100 W I believe

[banjonutt1]

Whew Tom Adams !! Puts me one step closer to turning mine into a boat anchor

[tallbea]

WOW

[5stringmikey]

Well, I learned it! Won't be playing it like Tom or Rich anytime soon, but it's a great tune. Thanks so much for posting this!!!

[5stringmikey]

Man I gotta learn to pick this one!