Exploring Backup With Cripple Creek
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at the beginning after the slide from 2-5 you dont have to put your middle finger on the fourth when you play that part.
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thank you thank you thank you!
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Very nice backup part. Your video helped me learn to pick out Cripple Creek on the Mando. !!
THANKS!
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Shows what I know.
Thanks for the nice back up work.
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did you write this yourself?
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what's the average size of a banjo top skin?
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Good video man. Would you be able to make a video solely about backup for any song instead of a specific song. Theres no good videos out there for backup banjo, however it's one of the most important parts of playing with a band or another musician.
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One fine sounding banjo you have there, I really like it.
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Where is the Am chord in cripple creek?
OSCAR82AA 3 years ago
The Am is a substitution for the D7 in this particular example.
ludwigtrap 3 years ago
hey where'd ya get the fifth string hook? i've been wanting one for a while.
WEIRDALROXMYSOX 4 years ago
Funny you should ask since I removed it , and installed spikes, shortly after this video was shot. It's a Shubb 5th string capo and you can find them online or I'll sell you mine dirt cheap.
ludwigtrap 4 years ago
Oh, and would it fit a Deering Goodtime?
WEIRDALROXMYSOX 4 years ago
I would recommend going with spikes but I'll sell you my Shubb for $20 shipped.
And yes it will fit on any banjo.
ludwigtrap 4 years ago