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Wow, what a coincidence, that's the very tune that I've been working on and you do a beautiful job of it!!!!

I like your "old-timey" music, it reminds me of my grandma

Wow, came back here to take another listen to Johnson Boys and noticed my previous post made 6 years ago. Hey... we've been chatting, scratching and clawhammerin' back n' forth with one another for quite a spell.

Beautiful!!

You just made my day! Such a wonderful way to close out a Sunday!!

Enjoyed your playing as usual Peggy! Comfortable looking space there to make music too.

Love the new look of studio Peggy and glad you got the headphone problem solved. Think maybe there's some improvement in sound quality as well. In any case it sure has that great Groundhog feel with banjo, git and fiddle all gettin along just fine.

Very nice, that's a really great old tune!

Well regardless of what you're hearing through those headphones Peggy this sure has that good ole groundhog sound - purty dang good too!

Really cool my friend, thanks for sharing!

Congrats Peggy - that sounded just GREAT... and you did it in the more difficult G std banjo tuning. I can just about pull this one off in double C. I usually play it AA B but heck, any ole way will do on this one I guess. Glad you finally have the new technology eatin' out o your hand, or at least not bittin' ya. lol

Everything about oldtime fiddle tunes seems governed by what part of the country you learned it in - even the name, who you learned it from, what key you learned it in, how many A-parts and how many B-parts there are, and even which is the A-part and which is the B-part. I learned this in D, but have played it in G. Also, the way I learned it the part you played first is my A-part (which I repeat, so 16 measures) and then your second part is my B-part (which, I also repeat, so 16 measures on that also for a total of 32 measures). I’m aware that sometimes the real oldtimey way to play a tune means playing the B-part first. I’m not a contra dancer and don’t know enough about music so I don’t know if playing 24 measures instead of 32 makes it “crooked” for the dancers? It is still a multiple of 8 and isn’t like adding or subtracting a measure in one part or changing the time signature in a measure or two, but I don’t know enough about this to know that answer. However it shakes out, I love this tune and I enjoy your playing, thank you.

Sounds good to me!!!

This came at just the right time! Gob Bless!

Love it, thanks for sharing!!

So good!

😅 I love your current mood ❤

Real good boom-a-lak-a goin' thar Peggy.

My dog loves his oinky pig. I didn't know you find them in the wild.

Found it back! ❤ Could you please explain how you tuned each string? I read calico tuning in C but having a hard time to figure this out 😅

I think I am going to figure out some of your tunes and see if I can fiddle together with you... If I am not mistaken you also have your own version of Drunken hiccups which I remember rocked! Sounds like a great idea to start with that one... You seem to know like a thousands patterns and you have a very catchy way of bringing each tune ! If someone says these tunes they all sound alike they have not discovered your channel yet❤

Surround yourself with animals and keep away from idiots, they say that's the best receipe for finding peace 😅 It looks lovely over there, reminds me of the Ardennes ❤

How I love to start the day finding a new tune on your channel ❤ This music makes me happy!!

Sounds great Peggy, glad you got everything working. Disappointed I didn't see any Blackbirds. lol.

Another cool old song, thank you!!!

Very nice. I've always loved how you play that one.

Very peaceful..nice! Funny picture of pup at 1:41.

Another good one Peggy, thanks for sharing!!!

Great job very amusing., great singing and playing ;)

Sure looks like yer havin fun with that new computer. From the looks of all the techy new photo stuff I'm seeing in this upload you've got it pretty much eating out of your hand. I see Mr. Purple Polkadot pig had quite a photo shoot with you during your walk. So much techy stuff in this one forgot to listen to the music. Hah. No, not really that was good too.

I really like this! Great singing, playing, and fun with the video shots and squeeze toy. lol. very creative!

Really Cool. Thanks Peggy!

Nice, but I have a suggestion... The New Computer Blues I got dem new computer blues, New computer blues... Oh yeah Way down to my shoes.... Can't make no vid - e- ohs Till I get through these dang ole NC blues

Thanks for sharing, that was really cool!

This sounds and looks also like a lot of fun. Very interesting and clear explanation.

This is a fantastic video that clearly explains the rhythms in Dwight's style playing. Thank you for posting!!!

That paw of yours is so instinctive. I don't know if I'll ever get it. I go to the three bare finger roll, just as instinctively. I just can't help it. The two finger roll is neither, and that feels weird too. Keep on keeping on!❤

Thank so much for sharing that. It just so happens that that's the very tune that I've been working on, I just love it! I've been trying to get used to using a capo so tuned to double C and capo up 2 frets so I guess that's double D maybe?

Thank you, thank you, thank you. What a great vid. Your attempt to start a conversion over to double thumbing (boom- a- lac- a) style strumming has already taken effect. Totally agree that style has way more opportunity for what I like to call banjo syncopation or maybe “banjosync” to give it a more snappy name.

I see you have done it...5 years ago so it MUST be time for an update.

awww... and look at your lil dog just resting in the background. Sweet.

Thank you Peggy for sharing your knowledge .... love your style!

A Beautiful Voice love the song

I love it! Thanks so much for sharing and not getting lunch done on time!

Lovely. All the best.

A GHP vid with no banjo or fiddle???

Made me hungry, thanks for sharing!!!

Only just now found this video because I was messing around also making a video and then it took a really long time to post it! It was a very cool video that you posted and I completely relate to the dogs barking because the same thing happens here! I should try and learn that tune because I rather like it. Hey, thanks so much for sharing it!!!

Geez-Louies Peggy, what an absolutely great vid. Full of all kinds of banjo playing goodies especially useful to a nube clunker like me. And yes, while I do love this tune in C on the Fiddle and those chords in the banjo C tuning, I went wild when you went into the G modal to F trick. Absolutely fantastic sounds commin out of that there banjer (BTW - thanks to Dwight as well). There’s sure a lot in here, enough to keep me scratchin my head for the next couple o days. But, don’t think it will be anything a few re-watches can’t cure. Thanks so much for taking the time to make this video. Oh, and tell Button’s his singin is just a tad off key. lol

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