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Trent Porter
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WV - Free Guitar, Banjo, & Mandolin lessons with tabs - Former banjoist/guitarist for Dog & Gun (dogandgun.bandcamp.com/album/dog-gun)
“Oh Shenandoah” - Free Beginner Flatpicking Guitar Lesson With Tab
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11:57 Slow Demo
12:53 Wrap Up
A beginner arrangement of the “oldest folk song in America.”
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00:43 Song Info
03:24 Lesson Begins
11:57 Slow Demo
12:53 Wrap Up
A beginner arrangement of the “oldest folk song in America.”
All lessons & tabs are always free.
SUPPORT THIS CHANNEL BY LIKING THIS VIDEO OR DONATING TO:
paypal.me/trentporterwv?country.x=US&locale.x=en_US
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Link to tab: drive.google.com/file/d/1DoK3AAM2LoNcGzZfB-LgQ4FaaRE6LLA-/view?usp=sharing
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“Oh Shenandoah” - Free Advanced Clawhammer Banjo Lesson With Tab
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My take on the “oldest folk song in America.” 00:00 Part 1 Demo 00:29 Part 2 Demo 00:54 Song Info 02:48 Melody Demo (Piano) 04:00 Part 1 Lesson Begins 14:19 Part 2 Lesson Begins 22:51 Slow Demo 24:21 Wrap Up All lessons & tabs are always free. SUPPORT THIS CHANNEL BY LIKING THIS VIDEO OR DONATING TO: paypal.me/trentporterwv?country.x=US&locale.x=en_US venmo.com/u/tporterwv Link to tab: drive.go...
“Will the Circle Be Unbroken” - Free Piedmont Blues Guitar Lesson With Tab
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My Piedmont Blues arrangement for a song that is very special to me. 00:00 Song Demo 00:25 Song Info 03:30 Lesson Begins 16:16 Slow Demo 16:55 Wrap Up SUPPORT THIS CHANNEL BY LIKING THIS VIDEO OR DONATING TO: paypal.me/trentporterwv?country.x=US&locale.x=en_US venmo.com/u/tporterwv Link to tab: drive.google.com/file/d/1gQDLVTryN9DgapqB0qWvOhy2nsodxMu_/view?usp=sharing Link to Piedmont Basics vi...
“Oh, Shenandoah” - Free Intermediate Flatpicking Guitar Lesson With Tab
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00:00 Song Demo 00:37 Song Info 02:24 Chords 04:24 Vocal Melody Demonstration 05:01 Lesson Begins 12:15 Slow Demo My arrangement of the oldest folk song in the United States. All lessons & tabs are always free. SUPPORT THIS CHANNEL BY LIKING THIS VIDEO OR DONATING TO: paypal.me/trentporterwv?country.x=US&locale.x=en_US venmo.com/u/tporterwv Link to tab: drive.google.com/file/d/1IoAMK1pwKjaB6Wx_...
“I’ve Been Working on the Railroad” - Free Piedmont Blues Guitar Lesson with Tab
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My take on this folk classic. 00:00 Song Demo 00:48 Song Info 02:50 Chords 05:38 Lesson Begins 22:40 Slow Demo SUPPORT THIS CHANNEL BY LIKING THIS VIDEO OR DONATING TO: paypal.me/trentporterwv?country.x=US&locale.x=en_US venmo.com/u/tporterwv Link to tab: drive.google.com/file/d/11NL7Iw0eq7qquKCXFgWX9UPsDNUirsnp/view?usp=sharing Link to Piedmont Basics video: ua-cam.com/video/ODyWIsc64H8/v-deo....
“West Virginia” An Original Song & Photos by Trent Porter
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This is a demo of an original song I wrote about my home state about 12 years ago. The video features photos of West Virginia I’ve taken over the years. Recorded 8/21/24 by David Porter. Written & Performed by Trent Porter Music & Lyrics copyright Trent Porter 2024 Photos copyright Trent Porter 2024 #westvirginia #countryguitar #originalsong #originalmusic #flatpicking #flatpickingguitar
“Take Me Home, Country Roads” - Guitar Cover for West Virginia Day 2024
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Happy Birthday West Virginia. You are the only home I’ve ever known. Montani Semper Liberi My original arrangement. #countryroads #westvirginia #westvirginiaday2024 #johndenver #acousticguitar #flatpicking
“Angeline The Baker” - Free Advanced Clawhammer Banjo Lesson With Tab
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“Same Old Man at the Mill” - Free Intermediate Clawhammer Banjo Lesson With Tab
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“Same Old Man at the Mill” - Free Intermediate Clawhammer Banjo Lesson With Tab
“Oh Susanna!” - Free Advanced Clawhammer Banjo Lesson With Tab
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“Oh Susanna” - Free Beginner Clawhammer Banjo Lesson With Tab
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Steve Martin’s “More Bad Weather On the Way” - Free Advanced Clawhammer Lesson with tab
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“Silver & Gold” - Free Clawhammer Banjo Lesson With Tab
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“Wayfaring Stranger” - Free Intermediate/Advanced Flatpicking Guitar Lesson with Tab
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“Kitchen Girl” - Free Advanced Clawhammer Banjo Lesson With Tab
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Dog & Gun Square-dance - 9/13/13 - Jawbone Park, Buckhannon, WV
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“East Tennessee Blues” - Free Advanced Flatpicking Guitar Lesson With Tab
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“Big John Henry” or “Been Around This World” - Clawhammer Banjo Cover
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“Freight Train - Free Piedmont Style Guitar Lesson With Tab
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“Tom Dooley” - Free Intermediate Clawhammer Banjo Lesson With Tab
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“Tom Dooley” - Free Beginner Clawhammer Banjo Lesson With Tab
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“Big Sciota” - Intermediate Mandolin Lesson With Tab
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“The Wellerman” - Free Beginner Flatpicking Guitar Lesson With Tab
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“Oh My Darling, Clementine” - Free Beginner Flatpicking Guitar Lesson With Tab
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“Oh My Darling, Clementine” - Free Beginner Flatpicking Guitar Lesson With Tab
Steve Martin’s “The Great Remember (for Nancy)” - Free Intermediate Clawhammer Banjo Lesson with Tab
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“Who Will Sing for Me?” - Free Advanced Flatpicking Guitar Lesson With Tab
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“Cold Frosty Morning” - Free Intermediate Mandolin Lesson With Tab
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“Road to Lisdoonvarna” - Free Intermediate Mandolin Lesson With Tab
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“Road to Lisdoonvarna” - Free Intermediate Mandolin Lesson With Tab
I believe the first bar may be a part bar (3 beats?) so I'm afraid of the whole tab sliding along so it doesn't line up.
I absolutely love this and the way you teach it. The print out is really clear, too. However, having no bar lines makes it very difficult to match the words to the music. Is there any chance you could add some bar lines?
Hey, no need to apologize. You are doing a wonderful job to show this gem of a tune! So grateful, you took the time to share it!
Thank you! Awesome and informative video.
My favorite tuning is actually a Perfect Fifth below Open G so Open Low C.
@@RockStarOscarStern634 I’ve been meaning to do a part 2 with some more tunings. These were just the most common ones I come across in playing Old-Time.
Great song, cheers for doing this! What tuning is it in? Just getting into slide myself. You nailed this!
Thanks! I’m using open Eb tuning. Basically tuned my guitar to open D ( DADF#AD) and capoed to the first fret. That way I don’t have to tune any strings up.
I'm learning this exact version of this tune.. so hard but so beautiful so worth all the practice. Nice work!
Really enjoy ur claw hammer style!
@@gregcreason8712 thanks! I picked up a lot of my playing style from the West Virginia old-time scene. Used to jam with Stewed Mulligan weekly watching Bob Shank and Vinnie Farsetta, but over the years I’ve developed my own style. I think the most defining factors of my playing are double-thumbing, playing over the scoop for a warmer tone, leaving space/syncopation by skipping notes, and “clucking.” I also play with a heavy hand and love big drop-thumb snaps.
This is awesome
Excellent. Easy to follow. Love this song.
Sounds great! Very nicely done! Super! :-)
Sounds great! Banjo is wild! You are nailing this! Super! Liked. :-)
Some mighty fine finger-picking and playing, Trent!
@@HowellOsbornesMusic thank you, sir!
A classic ... love Carter Family.
sounds amazing and looks effortless for you...
This looks like fun to play you don't happen to have a tab do you
@@belro17 yep check my channel. I have free lessons and tabs. Tab link is always in video description
Many Thanks. Greatly Appreciated. STP.
That was nice.
Why does this fit with the lyrics ( I'm a bun I'm a bun I'm a tasty tasty bun to be cooked and eatin oh what fun)😅😂😂
I like it. I liked it. One of the few lesson versions with the entire song. Thanks.
One of my all time favorites. Well done!
That guitar sounds incredible !!! And spiders will keep you awake !!!
I play a J45. Can you tell me what you really like about the J45. That guitar just talks to me.
Well this one was originally my great-grandfather’s, and was given to me his son, my Pap, just before he passed away. Neither my Dad nor his three brothers played guitar (my dad and one uncle play trumpet and another piano), so my Pap and I had a special bond. I love it like no other. Despite the history I have with it, it’s just gorgeous and sounds great. I love every crack, scratch, and spot of worn finish. There are fingernail grooves carved into the fretboard on the first fret B, and high-E strings from my great-grandfather. I feel connected to my Pap and great-grandfather (who I never met) when I play. It’s like they’re there playing along with me.
@@trentporter5419 I feel some guitars have mystical powers.
Beautiful melody very easy to follow instruction. Great teacher.😅
Lot's of finger picking!
Congratulations, you can play better than a beginner.
I’m getting there
there may be hope for my claw after all
@@flamindigo ain’t no laws for your claws
Thanks Trent, I have an SG too, had it for around 20 years now, I don’t know why I’m telling you this, but anyway thanks for the lesson.
@@mangastache you got it! SG gang. I bought that brand new from New York Music in Boardman, OH when I was 17-so 20 years as well! I think I paid $1116 dollars for it with a wad of cash as I didn’t have a bank account. I made like $6 an hour back then and saved for months to buy it.
Hey there trent thanks for this tutorial im just wondering why banjo songs are play so fast dough the sound great some waltz songs are lovely played maybe im just looking for excuses for my slow play still il get there eventually
@@terrymurray9818 I usually play a lot of these songs at their normal speed (more or less), but I’ve found that plenty of songs songs sound just as great when played slower. Often times it can bring a whole new dimension to the song. I will try to do a waltz in an upcoming lesson, I’ve got a backlog of several lessons I’ve been working on and writing tab. Clawhammer waltzes have a distinct right hand pattern and I’m glad you brought it up as I don’t think I’ve done a lesson on one yet. Good opportunity to showcase a different technique.
Legend! Thank you so much!
Hi, Trent, I was wondering if you might be interested in doing a finger style arrangement of Bob Dylan's If You See Her ... Say Hello. This song is a real master class in song writing.
Not a real beginner somewhere in between
This is sweet song I'm a beginner but looking at the tab I think I could get away with playing the melody all the way through the song without the playing the intricates worth every nickel thank you so much ❤❤❤❤
Right on man! It’s always good to have stretch goals. I’ve got two mandolin pieces beyond my skill level I’ve been working on for two years bit by bit. Also-I just sort of guess about the skill level I assign these. I’ve had people tell me they think some are easier or harder than I’ve tagged them (and some of them are right) so give it a shot and you may find it’s not too tough at all!
@@trentporter5419 thanks for reply cool
I just love the way you sing and nice tutorial thank you
This was dope. Hell of a cover!
@@andyzimmerman3615 thank you!
Awesome !!!
Very proud of you, my nephew my Dad would be very happy seeing you play his guitar keeping the traditions alive. Love you.
Pickin' and Grinnin'😀 ...
thanks! Enjoyed it. Trying to decide if I want to keep working on clawhammer or go back to Scruggs style
I don’t own an open back banjo; I have a cheap Oscar Schmidt resonator banjo. I tried Scruggs style but I like the Clawhammer sound much better. Can I learn on the Oscar Schmidt, or should I get a decent open back, like Deering Goodtime?
As long as it’s a 5-string then you can use it to learn. Most resonators can be removed if it’s too loud for you. I can’t speak for a Deering Goodtime as I’ve never played one, but I know a lot of people seem to like them. I’m suspicious of them since they don’t have a truss rod, but I am by no means saying they are junk or not to look into one, I just can’t speak to them. I had a Gold Tone CC-OT for years that I still use that was somewhere around $400-$500, and I hear a lot of people talking about the new Gold Tone AC-1. There are a lot of other options out there but the one you have will work just fine until you make a decision.
I dont know, Im thrown off when youre saying for the bum diddy youre striking the B? Are you accidentally referring to open G tuning? Cause it sure seems like the C string, second string up to me. Or are you speaking of notes? I guess Im just used to tabs referring to string # so the chords don't muddy the water. I like your arrangement cause I dont want to spike my banjo. Just a few spots Im not clear on.
I’m likely just referring to the 2nd string. At some point during my lessons I started calling them by the numbers instead of notes because I occasionally do lessons capoed to the key the song is commonly played in. The tuning for this lesson should be: gCGCD
@trentporter5419 ok thanks, after watching it several times, I began to think, when you said B string, that it was a misspeak, but still wondered if I was missing something. I've got the song down and I'm just working on speed through the transitions now. Thanks again for a way to play Soldiers Joy without capoing and spiking and and and... It sounds good, and double C is simple enough to tune very quickly from open G.
Hey there trent thanks so .much for tutorial I think this is the first bump ditty song I've ever done you explain and show us what's to be done much obliged ❤❤❤❤
It's starting to make sense thanks for lesson much obliged
Good job dude! keep on pickin".....
That dark hallway analogy got weird and spooky
great explanation on the multiple tunings Trent. thanks so much, when i first started i was unsure what to do with the drone string in different tunings. i have finally started using my capo and playing more in double C and D. i had the G tunings and sawmill down, i just needed to expand my options for tunes.
Great lesson, I donated! Looking forward to digging into your other videos
Thank you!
I will be following you Tren. I have just started and have bad arthritis in my right hand and clawhammer seems the best method for me. Thanks
about a month into learning banjo, this song is the reason im learning. i will definitely say, skip notes are throwing me off LOL, this is gonna take some practice
This is definitely a tough one to take on as your first song. Not to discourage you-it’s good to aim high! I would say start playing it WITHOUT skips until you get it under your fingers. Skipping is a whole other technique outside of your traditional bum-ditty pattern. This song is mostly just a bunch of bum-dittys. Try it straight through at first and I think it will come a little easier. Ping me here if you need further help!
It is always good manners to credit the person who actually wrote the song.
A few things in reply to this: 1. I mention around 00:50 that I have based my version off the Dubliners’ version (yes I know it was written by Ewan MacColl). 2. This was the very first lesson I made and it was very much off the cuff. 3. It was initially recorded in response to a Reddit post in which I explained the song’s history. 4. Don’t ever come to my channel where I’ve done over 100 FREE lessons and tabs and lecture me about my manners from your high horse. You know absolutely nothing about me.
I live in Scotland and the ice cream van in my town plays this tune so it always gets stuck in my head. Thanks for the tutorial!