For enthusiasts of early banjo
Briggs Corn Shucking Jig - Groove Version
Taking the standard minstrel banjo tune from Briggs Banjo Instructor, 1855 and adding some different "groove" feel to it. Why not? It's just fun :) There's a buzz sound that I think is my built in mic. I noticed if I'm farther away from it, the sound suffers.
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Comment by Dave Culgan on April 24, 2013 at 6:28am
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Didn't hear any buzz, but what's already in my head, but up there I did imagine someone dancing to that, the steps closely matched to your rhythm groove. I like it and might steal it. Dave
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Comment by Matthew Mickletz on May 1, 2013 at 11:32am
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Steal Away Dave! You just have to swing your head back and forth like me haha. Get lost in a tune and who knows what'll move with it.
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Comment by Strumelia on May 6, 2013 at 12:32am
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Doing a little head shackin there...lol!
You know, with that rhythm groove you added, it almost sounds like a Jamaican steel drums tune this way!
I like how you play it, fun. :)
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It does have a steel drum thing to it for sure. Kinda what I had in my head when playing. Glad you enjoyed it!
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That rhythm is not only Jamican steel drum-ish, but it's definitely got the African feel to it.
But this is terrible- now this rhythm of yours is going to be messing with my mind when i play this tune from now on... =8-o and maybe i'll start head shacking too.... nooooooo! lol
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Comment by Mara Eagle on September 2, 2013 at 7:24pm
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Cool
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