I kept hoping for the headstock and nut to be in the frame so I could count what fret your capo was on. Nice tune. Might be fun to try to learn on mandola. The one that’s normally tuned CGDA- I thinks that’s called tenor mandola on your side of the ocean.
If you use the classical classification system, it goes like: G,DAe = tenor mandola (what's usually called an octave mandolin) CGda = alto mandola (usually simply called mandola) Gdae' = soprano mandola (usally called mandolin, Italian diminutive, i.e. "little mandola")
I have never seen Pete Seager play his long neck banjo with out a capo on it. I guess that he thought it was a good idea for some one else, but not him.In 1908 Vega came out with the Little Wonder because people were tired of banging the peg head on their plectrum banjo that they always had capoed at the seventh fret.
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Excellent j'adore 🥰
I've always loved this tune! Lovely job as always, and I like the swinginess. :)
Schwing.😁
Lovely swing to it.
Mighty fine!
I like a reel with a bit of swing!
Great as usual 😉
I kept hoping for the headstock and nut to be in the frame so I could count what fret your capo was on. Nice tune. Might be fun to try to learn on mandola. The one that’s normally tuned CGDA- I thinks that’s called tenor mandola on your side of the ocean.
If you use the classical classification system, it goes like:
G,DAe = tenor mandola (what's usually called an octave mandolin)
CGda = alto mandola (usually simply called mandola)
Gdae' = soprano mandola (usally called mandolin, Italian diminutive, i.e. "little mandola")
Fret 9!
I have never seen Pete Seager play his long neck banjo with out a capo on it. I guess that he thought it was a good idea for some one else, but not him.In 1908 Vega came out with the Little Wonder because people were tired of banging the peg head on their plectrum banjo that they always had capoed at the seventh fret.
This tune could have been used in Sea of thieves game !