captain farrel is a shitwhore. rapier his filthy arse with that midget banjo, and never look back. the kerry mountains will cover your tracks like a sheeps' coat.
@Regina316 Thanks! Yeah, this video was the first one I took with a new camera, was experimenting with its stock editing software which is kinda crappy. Still trying out new setups for my li'l videos.
hey man great job.this has a different swing to it,and like you say it is different,at least we ALL can understand the words you are say and you are not using gibberish mumbling!!!! great playing! ty from Newfoundland Canada!! 100-100 just do a few more different ones and list it on UTube also great!!!
@altocool88 What words are you talking about? The song "Whiskey in the Jar" dates from at least 1720 or possibly from the hanging of Patrick Fleming" in 1650. The historic song's exact origins and words are unknown but those words used in this video are pretty close to what folk singers have been using since at least 100 years before Tin Lizzy or Metallica ever hit a stage.
This is a really well-done rendition. Love this song.
I have looked at this banjo-uke on Waverly's website many times.
Out of curiousity, can you tell me what holds the dowel-stick in place at the rear end of the drum?
The website pictures don't show, and I want to build one.
Does the dowel-stick pass through a hole at the rear end, or just butt against the drum inside, with a screw passing through the drum into the dowel-stick?
Oh yes, love the Navajo-southwestern styled jacket :-)
@biglavalamp the basic pattern is: pluck the 4 string, up down up. I throw in some hammer-ons and stuff but that's pretty much what's going on - thanks for enjoying it!
Awesome Blazer. I wunt won.
Paintballgooroo2 1 week ago in playlist Uploaded videos
captain farrel is a shitwhore. rapier his filthy arse with that midget banjo, and never look back. the kerry mountains will cover your tracks like a sheeps' coat.
kaneda83 2 weeks ago
@kaneda83 Haha most people get calmer when they're high...
EricStetson 2 weeks ago 2
@EricStetson farrels men maybe...
kaneda83 2 weeks ago
sounds like jerry garcias version - beautiful man, nice uke too
jsnbeat 3 weeks ago
Great voice!
MsNickie1001 1 month ago
muito bom mesmo.gostei.
pahucem1 1 month ago
Nicely played and sung.
Pistonrager 1 month ago
one of the few versions I made it all the way through! nice job, thank you
estoyPICA135 1 month ago
Very nice job!
MrValovinorovich 2 months ago
ok!
Artaxbozzim 2 months ago
Not bad at all. The only thing is that the video itself could use a bit more of volume it´s really quiet. Other that that thumbs up. :)
Regina316 2 months ago
@Regina316 Thanks! Yeah, this video was the first one I took with a new camera, was experimenting with its stock editing software which is kinda crappy. Still trying out new setups for my li'l videos.
EricStetson 2 months ago
hey man great job.this has a different swing to it,and like you say it is different,at least we ALL can understand the words you are say and you are not using gibberish mumbling!!!! great playing! ty from Newfoundland Canada!! 100-100 just do a few more different ones and list it on UTube also great!!!
battlehrfred 2 months ago
nice one built one very much yours recently check it out and don,t worry about the words there are a thousand different ways of singing this song
banjoman12100 2 months ago in playlist za posle
Nice!
beerandbanjo 3 months ago
Learn the bloody words man....
altocool88 3 months ago
@altocool88 This song has dozens of different ways to sing it, like most folk songs that go way back. Would you prefer the Metallica version?
EricStetson 3 months ago 15
@altocool88 What words are you talking about? The song "Whiskey in the Jar" dates from at least 1720 or possibly from the hanging of Patrick Fleming" in 1650. The historic song's exact origins and words are unknown but those words used in this video are pretty close to what folk singers have been using since at least 100 years before Tin Lizzy or Metallica ever hit a stage.
Mandolin1944 3 months ago 6
@Mandolin1944 sheamus ennis has an interesting take on one of those Lomax jobbies.
kaneda83 2 weeks ago
Brilliant
boweewowee 3 months ago
haha, I think I'm in love! :D
BergamoFirenzeSGV 3 months ago
What time of strings are you using? I have been thinking about getting a banjo ukulele and string choice seems key.
Kazz3lrath 3 months ago
haha love this song , nice one ,like the uke
uke1964 4 months ago
I fav. THARS WHISKEY IN THE JAR
jerryfinsternumber9 7 months ago
This is a really well-done rendition. Love this song.
I have looked at this banjo-uke on Waverly's website many times.
Out of curiousity, can you tell me what holds the dowel-stick in place at the rear end of the drum?
The website pictures don't show, and I want to build one.
Does the dowel-stick pass through a hole at the rear end, or just butt against the drum inside, with a screw passing through the drum into the dowel-stick?
Oh yes, love the Navajo-southwestern styled jacket :-)
1848dragoon 11 months ago
I enjoyed that thanks... whats the strum pattern?
biglavalamp 11 months ago
@biglavalamp the basic pattern is: pluck the 4 string, up down up. I throw in some hammer-ons and stuff but that's pretty much what's going on - thanks for enjoying it!
EricStetson 11 months ago
beautifully done!
uketreehugger 11 months ago