Banjo Hangout Newest 100 Songs
Summary: Newest 100 Songs banjo songs which Banjo Hangout members have uploaded to the website.
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Ralph and Christopher Schut are two dutchmen living in the Czech Republic. They play bluegrass together in two bands, G-runs 'n Roses (www.g-runs.com) and The Rustic Robots. This recording features Ralph on guitar, mandolin, banjo, lead & baritone vocals, and Chris on upright bass and tenor vocals.
This version of Coal Creek comes from the playing of Mannon Campbell. It is said to resemble Shooting Creek, so here are the two of them in a medley.
Reference recording for the tab posted--view my tabs here.
Unknown Tune
Blue Christmas
A second arrangement of this Tune of the Week with a more modal sound, plus the use of a capo to put it in its traditional A modal tuning (aEAC#E).
From the playing of Virginia fiddler Taylor Kimble. I like the melody, though it's rather squirrelly the way he played Wild Hog in the Woods. The lyrics -- well, no thanks!
Wim Claeys plays the diatonic harmonica. He lives in Flanders Belgium. He wrote a beautiful waltz and gave it the name "fruitpap". Fruitpap is kind of mixture of fruits and biscuits that is given to babies from 6 months on. It's supposed to be their first food besides the milk products. It's a rather bizar idea to name a waltz like that but he did. I play it on chromatic accordeon. That is my corona instrument. I retired from work right in the corona crisis and decided to learn a new instrument. After all there was nothing else to do. So on this recording I play all the instruments, accordeon and banjo
Baby Baluga
Can't You See drums
'First crack at playing rhythm to Can't You See, by The Marshall Tucker Band. Thanks, YouTube, for the backing track.
I heard a similar version played in concer and am working hard on my own version. This is my current warm up comfort song. I have only a tablet I record with so no fancy electronics to enhance.
'A first stab at banjo on the classic rock song Ohio by Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, written by the legendary Neil Young. I will be practicing this song from here on.
Local jam recording
Local jam recording
