Deering Artisan Goodtime Two with Ryan Cavanaugh | How Mountain Girls Can Love

Ryan Cavanaugh puts the Artisan Goodtime Two banjo through its paces with a rendition of the Stanley Brothers' favorite' How Mountain Girls Can Love'.
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[@KieferCaldwell]

Song that makes me want to learn banjo

[@EmmettMeierbachtol]

Do it man, I just started out after a long long time of wanting to and it’s been so much fun!

[@KieferCaldwell]

@@EmmettMeierbachtol hows it going so far?

[@EmmettMeierbachtol]

@@KieferCaldwell Good! I think memorizing the rolls is a main thing, and the more songs you learn the more ideas you have for others. It’s fun watching it all fit into place once you start figuring it out.

[@victorcocco8033]

Great Banjo Playing !

[@severinneukom]

Awesome!!

[@edbyerly1]

Great job! Nice sound.

[@UkuleleAcademy]

Nice!!

[@jacobmantzke1482]

I love good times but I wish they made some with a trus rod

[@chrishushak3562]

I am torn between Deering and Brands 'R' and 'G' that do have truss rods, separate fret boards and more hooks, but are made in China.

[@clawhammer704]

Mostly forward rolls with thumb middle add ins.

[@bobbytwangs]

The figure on that fingerboard is really nice! Oh, and Ryan is amazing!

[@jimdoyle4345]

I wish you would put put a video like this, on the ARTISON, and AMERICANA scooped fretboard models.

[@hidebilly]

What is this performance song called?

[@EmmettMeierbachtol]

How mountain girls can love.