Late night banjo setup tweaks, trying to get the fingers moving again. Here’s my (rough) version of Snowflake Reel.
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Late night banjo setup tweaks, trying to get the fingers moving again. Here’s my (rough) version of Snowflake Reel.
Remembering Bill Keith (Dec 20, 1939 – Oct 23, 2015) Find Bill Keith's instruction book at Amazon.com I was sad to hear of the passing of a great banjo player.
Here's a little snippet of an old fiddle tune, transposed for banjo by the incredible Tony Trischka. It's called 'Kitchen Girl', and has an old, folky feel to it.
I like playing this one because it stretches your left hand and has a bit of Reno-style single string picking.
Honestly, I'm posting this track mostly for the album cover. It's got everything good: a banjo, mountains, a handmade quilt and a dog. This is the only solo banjo album that I know of that John Fahey's Takoma Records released (speak up if you know of more!). I think the banjo is one of those instruments that can still have a lot more teased out of it.