For enthusiasts of early banjo
Walk Jaw Bone.wmv
Wind blown first verse....so I cut it out. Couldn't resist sitting out here to play a tune today. Cool White...right?
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Comment by Strumelia on June 12, 2012 at 11:32am
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Makes me want to sit right there too! Very enjoyable.
Tell me about the extra beat you are putting in the last of of the instrumentals- is it written crooked that way in a tutor, or something you put in yourself? My husband fiddles a lot of crooked Kentucky tunes...I love them but not so good for dances! ;)
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Comment by Tim Twiss on June 12, 2012 at 11:49am
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Not real sure what you mean, but I just vamp before verses...no set length. Thought I had 4 beats however.
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Comment by Nicholas A Bechtel on June 12, 2012 at 11:54am
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What a nice day it was Time. That sounded great, Is that Terry's Banjo?
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not "Time"..i meant Tim.
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Time was 9:00...ha ha
Yes, Terry's. A day after a mink oil bath.
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Maybe I'm just hearing the beat emphasis differently on the instrumental part than the verse parts. I do hear the initial vamping, but I'm having a hard time hearing the 16 beats in the instrumental part so that it comes out even in my brain. Cuold be just pine pollen clogging my ears! lol!
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That banjo really does sound yummy.
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Comment by Dave Culgan on June 12, 2012 at 12:13pm
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Here's a version with a jawbone. That one-legged jawbone was never going to walk, so Mr. Bennett, the percussion player, has a two legged one now that he keeps on a little leash.
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Gosh I can't wait 'til I'm playing my Bell banjo too (from a kit).
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Yea, playing alone I take more liberty coming in and out of sections....might be added beats. I guess more going into it.
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