Julianne Johnson with syncopation

[ShootingStarSongs]

Haha, my name is Julianne Johnson:)

[drescherhenrik]

o' wow, you are a great teacher!!... but i am totally stuck at 1:06 i cant figure out what string and what fret you're hammering on/ puling off...can you help me.

thanks for you great sharing.

i live in chinas western yunnan province...lots of old time music here but not, the appalachian kind...so your'e a valuable resource!

[BanjoMeetsWorld]

@drescherhenrik I'm fretting the 3rd string at the second fret and hitting that with my frailing finger, and then plucking the open 2d string with my left hand. Have fun!

[goosewithgroove]

great videos... love the sound of banjo in the woods... Btw do you have any CDs - what would I look under and where would I find them (name/title/serial/label etc#) ? - will try track a few down! I really enjoy your style. thx for posting

[jkingwhistler]

I sent you a video response to thank you for recording this. I learnt it a few days ago from this video. If you have a chance to review it im always up for pointers. I have been playing claw hammer for about a year now. Thanks again.

[dbadagna]

You play very well.

[barkulator]

I have a 115 yr old Stewart Perrenial Favorite just like that. No idea how to play it though.

[guywolff]

Great tune and wonderful pop in the rhythm .. I like the tar paper keeping your wood dry as well . Sorry we missed seeing your dog ! If you are near New England it would be fun to get together and play .. Im In Connecticut and have a pottery shop . I do a lot of rhythm work with my pinky and chord washes as well that way . All the best , Guy

[oldthymedragon]

Great to get a chance to hear slow and fast versions--many thanks for sharing!

[kikanani]

I was looking for the OTHER Julianne Johnson (from Portland, Oregon), but this is very nice. Thank you.

[lorinitzel]

Great way to play this song! Thanks for the slow and fast versions. :)

[groundhogpeggy]

Nice job...sounds good!