Bye Bye Blues on 1921 Vega banjo

One of the must play banjo tunes ....
Bye Bye Blues" is an American popular and jazz standard written by Fred Hamm, Dave Bennett, Bert Lown, and Chauncey Gray and published in 1925.
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[@ukulelezaza]

Yes! Sweet playing mister, banjo sounds great.

[@paulgoodvibes]

Cheers zaza

[@SmilingKage]

This is brilliant!

[@paulgoodvibes]

Gee thanks 😊

[@DannyBurkeBanjo]

Very nice

[@paulgoodvibes]

Cheers Danny

[@librandy77]

Mad cool nice playing Dixie style🪕🪕🪕

[@paulgoodvibes]

Wow thanks, still learning thanks for the encouraging words

[@librandy77]

You are more than half way just keep picking them chords…

[@jackryansullivan6038]

Keep it up dude.

[@paulgoodvibes]

Thanks 👍

[@canoebanjoguy]

Well done Paul! Wait! Is that lady statue cracking a smile? 😊

[@paulgoodvibes]

Someone had to 🤣

[@goldenbergconstruction1656]

Nice hands. R & L. Loose wrist, sounds good. I did hear a couple muddy chords but you seem to be doing quite well.

[@paulgoodvibes]

Thanks 👍

[@archduncan]

Lovely. What's the tuning? (If you'd be so kind.)

[@paulgoodvibes]

Hey thank you. It's cgbd tuning

[@jackryansullivan6038]

@@paulgoodvibes good man.

[@paulgoodvibes]

​@@jackryansullivan6038oops should have read cgbd 🙃

[@archduncan]

So the bass(est) string is a C? (Sorry if I'm being a bit thick here.)
I'm impressed with what you achieve in this tuning. The only cross-reference I have for tenor banjo playing is Eddie Peabody - would he have used this or a similarly intervalled tuning? (Do you call this a tenor banjo?)
(Thanks for your consideration in this by the way. (And I can't help noticing that you say cgbd and then seem to 'correct it' to the same cgbd. (So which is it? ☺ ))

[@paulgoodvibes]

@@archduncan cgbd yes you see I edited my previous typo.
Yes bass lowest note is c
It's std plectrum banjo tuning, 22 frets like a 5 string drop c without the 5th string