Banjo Lesson - House Of The Rising Sun
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It all depends on your budget, but I just bought a Deering "Goodtime" banjo and like it very much. I was looking for something a lot lighter than my Gold Tone "Orange Blossom" The Goodtime is pretty inexpensive, very light for a banjo, and has a nice tone.
Rick
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What kind of banjo do you recommend for a beginner? I've been playing guitar for 10+ years but am interested in learning banjo.
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Excellent! I'm so pleased to hear that. Take it slow and have fun.
Rick
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wow! I just started playing and know next to nothing and you still made this really easy to understand! Thank you so much!
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G'day Cobber,
I've been playing for six months. Just come across your Clip and Web Page. Love ya work. Thank you for instructions that are accurate and precise. I have been able to pick up and play this song comfortably in a very short time.
Thanks again
Dave'O
daveojones74 3 months ago
Hi Dave,
Thanks for the comment. Much appreciated.
Rick
RagMama123 3 months ago
I watch all of your videos and love them. You do a great job.
mypiperwarrior 1 year ago
Thanks so much for the comment. I appreciate the feedback.
Rick
RagMama123 1 year ago
I can't follow this without the tablature but watch your lessons often and will try to play with the tab. I like your teaching and thank you for doing this! Anyway, I am a beginner and play a Deering Good Time and it works well for the likes of me (plus I'm a woman and appreciate the manageable size). When my ex moved out, he left the banjo (a gift from me) behind as a parting stab. And what a gift that stab turned out to be.
mhpaget 1 year ago
I have a Goodtime too and I love it - especially for the weight. The main thing with this song - and all songs really - is to hear the timing. You know the melody. Sing it first and then try to make the banjo sing it. If you have specific questions just shoot me an email.
Rick
RagMama123 1 year ago