Buckley 1868

[Tim Twiss]

Okay, here we go. It becomes a strange possession once I start. good sign....first tune went down well on one take and the setting sounds good. man, I've been waiting for this book! See ya at the end.

[Andy Chase]

Godspeed, Mr. Twiss!

[Paul Draper]

Yea!

[Paul Draper]

Or rather, Yay!

[Tim Twiss]

I love this collection. It should be mentioned in the same breath with the other 5. It belongs.

[Tim Twiss]

Cruising through this steeplechase of music, and got over the hurdle of Spanish Fango, and a good solution to Lon Morris. Clear sailing for a while. The convergence of chops, time, and a good banjo sound are right there. I will enjoy it and move along swiftly.

[Tim Twiss]

Fandango...dang

[Joel Hooks]

Yah, the trick to Lon Morris is to play all flagged notes on the retuned 5th, the unflagged knots stopped on the first.

Fandango+ side dots= happiness.

[Joel Hooks]

notes... I work for a company that makes macrame cord, parachute cord and plastic lace.  I type and say "knot" a hundred times a day.

[Tim Twiss]

Fandango + inspiration + luck + no dots = nirvana

[Tim Twiss]

You do knot