Nope, I'm using medium-light gauge steel strings. The Dobson Model banjo has a very unique sound in that it does not ring as much as other open-back banjos and it has a softer, purer tone than most.
Thanks! Actually I've never heard her version before. I just looked her version up and it is fairly similar although I play an F#m in the A part rather than a D chord. I arranged this version myself based on the version that my father, Ken Kolodner, plays on fiddle.
hi
ive just started on banjo-clawhammer, and noticed that yrs seems to have no frets higher up the neck-is there a reason? thanks
chezruss 1 month ago
Very nice clean frailin' and phrasing/intonation... quite enjoyable!
NooGods 4 months ago
Nice arrangement on that one~ enjoyed it
pit032 10 months ago
Is this the 12 inch dobson?
fralin1966 1 year ago
@fralin1966 Nope, it's an 11 inch
bradleydg5 1 year ago
Beautifully played. Thanks for posting it. :-)
d2majzoub 1 year ago
are you using nylgut strings?
jkingwhistler 1 year ago
Nope, I'm using medium-light gauge steel strings. The Dobson Model banjo has a very unique sound in that it does not ring as much as other open-back banjos and it has a softer, purer tone than most.
bradleydg5 1 year ago
Well done. Sounds like you might have patterned your version after Cathy Moore's? Of Banjo Meets World?
dropthumb2 2 years ago
Thanks! Actually I've never heard her version before. I just looked her version up and it is fairly similar although I play an F#m in the A part rather than a D chord. I arranged this version myself based on the version that my father, Ken Kolodner, plays on fiddle.
bradleydg5 2 years ago
Good job Bradley, I'm working on that tune. Ralph
Rlphplummer 2 years ago
I love your playing, so seemingly effortless, so beautiful. Thanks for the music. ~~~~Jeff
josborne26 2 years ago
Thanks Jeff!
bradleydg5 2 years ago
so majestic
MikeTheAsian 2 years ago
I try
bradleydg5 2 years ago