Big Scioto on Eastman Whyte Laydie

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Uploaded by on Oct 1, 2011

Played on the new Whyte Laydie Eastman banjo from Bernunzio's Up-Town music. Big Scioto (often spelled and/or pronounced Scioty or Sciota) is an Ohio tune that I have been playing for years. It is recorded with my band, The Boiled Buzzards on our Fine Dining cd. The tab for it appears in my book Old Time Festival Tunes for Clawhammer Banjo. The banjo will be in the January 2012 issue of The Old Time Way section of Banjo Newsletter.

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  • I like the way you play phrases when you play Dan....its not just about notes...phrasing is big...I am getting there!

  • I HAVE to learn this, gives me shivers to listen to.

  • @NooGods That's my problem with the banjo...I dont have a beard!...Maybe time to grow one! ;-) Slainthe , John

  • Nice drive . Great for seeing the archutecture of the tune as well . Sounds like you have lived with this tune a while . Thanks for the help and nice to hear how to pronounce the name ! .. Yours Guy

  • Great tune (one o' my favs) great playin'... great beard!

  • Fantastic. Never heard that tune before.

  • AWESOME!!!

    

  • like your style man, flows real nice!

  • Thanks for posting Dan, Iearned Big Scioto from your festival book, one of my favorite tunes, I really like some of the variations you do here, I'll be learning them!

  • love that tune, thanks for sharing :)

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