great stuff pal,sitting here with my tenor banjo round my neck,playing chords....need tae get into some picking stuff,few cans of stella and .....who knows...lol
You have all the right notes, and you play them cleanly, but you're playing it in 4/4 time, and a reel should be in "cut" time with a bounce. I know the Session website writes this tune as 4/4, but that's not how it's played. Thanks for posting. Bill
irish tenor banjos have a smaller scale length with 17 frets and are traditionally tuned GDAE. Plectrum banjos are most commonly tuned CGBD and have a longer scale length , 19 frets i think, but both can be changed to other tunings so the scale length and number of frets is the real key to which is which
No thats misleading to people Its the same instrument. As a long time Zouk player, my instrument comes under the same misguidance There are varying scale lengths but thay are the same instrument. Its not 'different'. ( with the zouk, go short enough and it becomes an octave mandolin ), but for tenor banjo's the scale length can change a little, but the instrument doesn't morph into something different, they're still Tenor banjos.. . There's no seperate 'Plectrum banjo', you're incorrect.
@Jenxxie no separate 'plectrum banjo' Of course there is google bernunzio uptown music go into his website and you'll see that plectrum and tenor banjos are sold separately
Irish tenor banjos can be 17 or 19 frets. Fiddle or mandolin fingering is usually easier sith the shorter scale. The GDAE tuning is the only difference from a standard tenor, which is also 19 frets (although some modern manufacturers have added a 20th fret to provide a high F). Plectrum banjos have 22 frets.
Dude, he's told ya.. its a tenor banjo.. what are you going on about ? "Plectrum banjo" ? Theres' tenors, bluegrass (5-string), 6 string guitar banjo's, Banjolin's ( like the mandolin ), Banjolele.. like a Uke.. but WTF you are yakin about is anyones guess. Its a Tenor 4 string banjo ok ?
the best way to play an instrument is drunk well done man, and im an irisman
youngfeniansofeire 3 months ago
Put a bit of lilt into it, son!
MichaelMAFox 6 months ago
I was thirsty. I haven't learned how to play sober yet.
arsonic11 8 months ago
whats with the beer?
cpag34 8 months ago
I hate making comments on the few who dislike but how can anyone not appreciate the talent? Thanks Eye Scream :)
undeadgods 10 months ago
hey what banjo is this (meaning make and model)
thanks
hendrix184 1 year ago
@hendrix184
Its a Gold Tone CC Tenor.
arsonic11 1 year ago
@arsonic11 thats what i thought, how do you like it?
hendrix184 1 year ago
@hendrix184 I have not complaints. I've played it regularly for 6 or 7 years and it's still good as new.
arsonic11 1 year ago
great stuff pal,sitting here with my tenor banjo round my neck,playing chords....need tae get into some picking stuff,few cans of stella and .....who knows...lol
jkaz2000 1 year ago
You play better drunk than most people play sober. Great job.
Thanks
xgi36 2 years ago 3
You have all the right notes, and you play them cleanly, but you're playing it in 4/4 time, and a reel should be in "cut" time with a bounce. I know the Session website writes this tune as 4/4, but that's not how it's played. Thanks for posting. Bill
olmmbill 2 years ago
I mean.. look up EVERY OTHER Tenor banjo vid on Youtube... theres only one kind of Tenor banjo !
Jenxxie 2 years ago
irish tenor banjos have a smaller scale length with 17 frets and are traditionally tuned GDAE. Plectrum banjos are most commonly tuned CGBD and have a longer scale length , 19 frets i think, but both can be changed to other tunings so the scale length and number of frets is the real key to which is which
hoohainstated 2 years ago
No thats misleading to people Its the same instrument. As a long time Zouk player, my instrument comes under the same misguidance There are varying scale lengths but thay are the same instrument. Its not 'different'. ( with the zouk, go short enough and it becomes an octave mandolin ), but for tenor banjo's the scale length can change a little, but the instrument doesn't morph into something different, they're still Tenor banjos.. . There's no seperate 'Plectrum banjo', you're incorrect.
Jenxxie 2 years ago
@Jenxxie no separate 'plectrum banjo' Of course there is google bernunzio uptown music go into his website and you'll see that plectrum and tenor banjos are sold separately
acotcha 2 years ago
Irish tenor banjos can be 17 or 19 frets. Fiddle or mandolin fingering is usually easier sith the shorter scale. The GDAE tuning is the only difference from a standard tenor, which is also 19 frets (although some modern manufacturers have added a 20th fret to provide a high F). Plectrum banjos have 22 frets.
olmmbill 2 years ago
there are many different kinds of 4 string banjos, they might go by different names, 'banjolele' , 'banjolin', etc
nice drum machine sounds tho. sounds like a hardcore punk beat.
fredxmertz 2 years ago
Dude, he's told ya.. its a tenor banjo.. what are you going on about ? "Plectrum banjo" ? Theres' tenors, bluegrass (5-string), 6 string guitar banjo's, Banjolin's ( like the mandolin ), Banjolele.. like a Uke.. but WTF you are yakin about is anyones guess. Its a Tenor 4 string banjo ok ?
Jenxxie 2 years ago
Is that a Plectrum Banjo?
SystemOfAGilles 2 years ago
It's a tenor banjo played with a plectrum (pick).
arsonic11 2 years ago
you know that a plectrum banjo is a different kind of tenor banjo, right? i asked becausethe neck seems longer than that on a standard tenor banjo
SystemOfAGilles 2 years ago
he, buddy that was impressive.
sarampeon1 2 years ago
dude that was awsome! i am going to learn it now!
jebanjo1 2 years ago
U know were i can find sheets or tabz to this song? i really need to learn this song on my banjo
Uuuuurk 2 years ago
I learned this song from a book called: "100 Irish Tunes for Piano Accordion" it's a Mel Bay publication.
arsonic11 2 years ago
You should try clawhammer that way you dont need a drum machine :) nice playing
artistfood 2 years ago
great playing... I recommend the Skels also, there in itunes etc....
JimmyJKelly 2 years ago
Hayhay
o o o o
ey ey ey ey
republicanboyatheart 3 years ago
I liked the splash cymbal.
Tadhg64 3 years ago
Splash cymbal? Ok, note to self..."need more spash cymbal".
arsonic11 3 years ago
that and cowbell.
kingincrimson 3 years ago 6
That's great! Makes me want to grab a beer and pick up my banjo...
cocklesandmussels 3 years ago
Oh.. that was the first tune I learned for mandolin :-)
JustWickedSwede 3 years ago
I think I was drunk when I wrote that, I'll make a video response tomorrow
chopsuey518 3 years ago
im playing piano accordion along with you and its hard to keep up in the last part of the second part
chopsuey518 3 years ago
That's funny, cause the piano accordion player I play with says I play it too slow. Drives me nuts. I can't keep up with him.
arsonic11 3 years ago
Irish Tuning: GDAE (thickest - smallest)
arsonic11 3 years ago
what is the tuning of your banjo
sjang66 3 years ago
I love it. Great stuff.
threelegsoman 3 years ago
keep it eal pal,good stuff. u remind me of me playin :)
purehicks 3 years ago
Yeah, I watched you're video. Funny shit.
arsonic11 3 years ago
good stuff - keep it up!
bowirich 4 years ago
Ok, but my hand gets so tired!
arsonic11 3 years ago