"Handsome Molly" Backup Banjo Licks
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- Опубликовано: 11 фев 2022
- Free downloadable tab sheets (PDF) and play-along tracks (MP3) for this and many other tunes are available at my website, www.littlerockbanjo.com.
Here are links to the videos referenced here:
"Handsome Molly" lead banjo part: • "Handsome Molly" -- 5-...
"Fireball Mail" high lead: • Banjo Tutorial: Fireba...
"Foggy Mountain Breakdown" high lead: • Foggy Mountain Breakdo...
This is an instructional tutorial 5-string bluegrass banjo lesson teaching BACKUP BANJO LICKS for the traditional song "Handsome Molly." On this video I teach the licks within the framework of the song -- measure by measure, phrase by phrase, using on-screen tablature, then I put it together -- slowly at first, then faster toward the end, adding rhythm guitar and vocal audio overlays and on-screen chord prompts -- with a view toward learning the licks in a more general sense for use in other songs as well.
Hear this tune played with guitar rhythm backup (slow, medium, fast) starting at 19:30. Guitar chords are provided on-screen.
Hope you enjoy.
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Hey Bill...I 've been waiting for a new lesson from you!! Glad to hear you are feeling better
So happy to have you back out there, I hope all is well with you, thank you for all your lessons
You've single handedly given me back the love of playing!! Thanks Mr. Nesbitt!
Your a wonderful teacher, thank you for the new video.
Bill - Thanks for sharing another tasty tidbit to add to my lesson plan.
Thanks for the good lesson. The split screen works well for learning.
Very nice Bill! Glad to have you back!
Good to see you back again
Happy to see a new video!!! You are the reason I can pick and it actually sounds like something. God Bless!
Excellent bud, this is something I should have been working on a long time ago. I don't ever see anyone talking about this idea. Thanks, I have always felt a little uncomfortable about the idea of playing with someone else without knowing this aspect of backup.
Great to have you back Bill! Exactly set of backups I was looking for. Clearly explained. You are certainly my no.1 RUclips banjo teacher for sure! Ryan you for your time and effort
Thank you 😊 i hope you make more videos this year 🪕
Thanks Bill. Great lesson!
Thank you so much for creating your videos, they helped me a lot. You are the best.
Fantastic lesson! Its a real art to sing and play backup and licks at the same time...something I've yet to master! Hope your voice gets better! 🙂👍
Perfect Timing! I am working on my backup playing lately and now there is a video from my favorite teacher about it. Great to get some more ideas since i think a solid backup is harder than playing lead and there is less information about it. Looking forward to every new Video from you! Greetings from Germany!
Awesome stuff. A great production with clear visuals and words. Thanks Bill! I’m lookin’ forward to “Will the Circle...”
Thanks for 📫, have subbed
Great have you back! How have you been?
I've stayed healthy, with no dread diseases (at least so far)... Just my voice comes and goes, largely, I think, depending on how loudly I talk every day into my computer monitor.
Love this channel and really want to learn - do you play an open or closed back banjo?
It's a resonator banjo, made from mostly Gibson and old Kalamazoo parts.
So, you're saying this will work for other songs (in the same key and progression)?
Correct. In fast the next video I just uploaded (Will the Circle) uses some of these same licks.
Is this the same or similar to dance with me molly ?
What happened to your voice?
Mostly online lessons... even if I'm careful I still find myself yelling at the computer.