Walkin in the Parlor - Dwight Diller, banjo

[@rattyfingers8621]

Hear the Hammond influence comin on strong. Love you Dwight.

[@Strumelia]

Love it. Thanks for posting this Dwight.

[@digitaldemocracyai-rob]

What a sound from that banjo

[@GlindaQuadling]

it's wistful and sweet, all at the same time....like life....lovely!

[@librandy77]

I like this and the banjo looks wicked🪕🪕

[@PHJimY]

Wonderful. I like the IX at the ninth fret.

[@georgebarr9503]

Hello, D-wight. George from The Horde here.

[@WabiNaka]

He's a master!

[@joeshea1010]

very nice and thank you

[@f1948s]

Thanks Dwight you are an inspiration for lovers of the banjo. You have inspired me to try to accomplish it this time. Getting started again.

[@CRedfearn1983]

It's so hard to play but I love the tune.

[@garycowger9579]

What is that a 15"pot on that banjo ? sounds great got a really nice tone to it

[@firstblad3]

Great tune. Is this the same as "Battle of New Orleans" / "8th of January"? It sounds just like it to me.

[@robertjohnson5795]

Also sounds similar to Callaway, another seemingly simple tune that needs to be played with feeling. Easier said than done.

[@ewby48]

Whats your tuning? if you don't mind me asking?

[@lesliecaraher6238]

Double C.

[@whprwill]

What the heck are you doing with your right hand in the first part, Dwight? I can't figure it out for the life of me.

[@xergi123]

+Will White Dropthumbing, by the look of it

[@leewillinger3824]

Galax lick. Strum or pick a string and carry through with two thumbs on the 5th string

[@johnroberts1141]

He is hitting the drone string twice in the first measure, and then he goes into a drop thumb.

[@loganwolfe8552]

it's in double c tuning

[@lesliecaraher6238]

Yes.