Experimenting with rhythm, Arabic style
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Mate....Im not sure about the Arabic thing...HHmmmmm...yea not quite me....
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Wow! is all I can say. Some of the most interesting banjo I've ever heard. Thanks for posting! I love it!!!
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very cool thanks for sharing
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Great job ! check Berber music ! This guy here is the king of Berber banjo in Morocco . Go to you tube and type in : Izenzaren Igout Abdelhadi ... when you played the drum , it reminded me of belly dancing clubs !!!
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nice style
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very cool!
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How do you capo your 5th. string on the nylgut? great playing by the way!
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Arappalachia!
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I want to jam with you
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This sounds amazing!
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I learned so much from your great website. Have you on my mp3 player too :) Thanks for this interesting and amazing tutorial. Your are truly great on the banjo.
How do the nylgut compare to the steel. I was thinking of changing to nylgut but wasnt too sure it would work well. Do you usually refer to play on nylgut or steel?
artistfood 2 years ago
Thanks for the kind words! These days, I prefer to play on the Nylgut. They're floppy compared to steel. But I like the texture and sound, and my left hand is a lot more likely to bounce around and do plucks and other fun things than it is with steel. The drawback is that the Nylguts have less sustain, so I lose some drone, and the occasional strums I like to do have less effect.
BanjoMeetsWorld 2 years ago
The Nylgut sounds wonderful. Can any banjo be strung with them?
danbherman 2 years ago
As far as I know you can put them on any banjo. I've heard of people needing to widen the slots on their nut or bridge to accommodate the slightly thicker strings, but I haven't run into that issue.
BanjoMeetsWorld 2 years ago
You are fantastic!! I just love watching your new approach to the banjo and all the fine tunes! Especially the modal tunes. Keep up the good work!
QRS666 2 years ago
Thanks! Modal tunes rule.
BanjoMeetsWorld 2 years ago