Red Haired Boy Play Along Jam
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Played along with my Irish whistle. It was so fun!
Really enjoyed jamming with my banjo - thank you!
Hey, that was just the greatest bit o' fun! I don't get to jam very often so that was really enjoyable. Thanks mate!
Thanks this is fun , wish you would do another video on this song showing how you are getting your backup sound, chop etc.
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Thank you very much!
Thanks for the awesome lesson and this even better play along track!
Thanks. A great tune, maybe my favorite mando tune.
What a delightful way to learn a song! Thanks for posting! p.s. don't forget to show your face at the beginning or end :)
Great! I can figure out a harmony break!!
I LOVE this song! Thanks!
Thanks for the great lesson I was Jamming with you just like you suggested, I teach Banjo lessons for free just like you do,thanks
Thanks for that mate! I’m inspired
Excellent idea...gonna learn this one it was on my list!!
hi boss,, i like your channel, may i use this for my backing track... ?
Killed it!
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Where did you get your armrest. I like to have one of those...thanks
Yaint got it hoss
When you were playing the chords how did you get them to have that almost washboard type sound to them? Did you mute some of the strings or was it just a lighter strum?
When playing chop chords the aim is to create a percussive sound. The 2 lower sets of strings, the G & D, are the main ones to hit and lift your fingers off them immediately after striking them i.e. don't let them ring.
Very helpful Philip, thanks!
too much talk...not enough music