Free Banjo Lesson: Wreck of the Old 97

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Uploaded by on Jan 17, 2009

This is a real story that happened in the early 1900s. It was about a man nicked name Steve who is a train conductor. He is trying to get to where he is going on time, but in the process wrecks his train.

This is a good old banjo tune. To learn more about it and get the tab go to:
http://www.fannbanjos.com/Lessons/wreckofold97.html

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  • Great videos. Please ignore the negative people and keep posting!!

    Thanks you for taking the time to do these.

  • I think the last commentor is lonely? I just posted a clawhammer version of this! All aboard!

  • I'm surprised someone your age doesn't know the difference between a train conductor and an engineer, but maybe even you are too young to have ridden a train.

    It's the conductor who shouts "All Aboard!" and the engineer who operates the train.

  • Good video Charlie, I'm going to learn this and hope to have it up to your speed. Thanks from Az.

  • Great video there sir!

    I live in ol' Danville.

    There's bout 20 versions here and in the county.

    Haha, when you live here, you learn em all on every instrument.

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