81Crowe POV | Love Me Darling Just Tonight - 2018 IBMA All Star Jam
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2018
- Time for another POV Banjo Cam video from IBMA. This time it's a little bit of "Love Me Darling Just Tonight".
The band
Nick Dumas - mandolin & lead vocals
Jesse Smathers - guitar & vocals
Barry Reed - bass man
Jake Workman - guitar
Russell Carson - banjo & POV cameraman
All the best and keep rollin,
RC
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So darn good! 1st time ever heard them but in love!
That backup banjo.....wow...thank you for sharing this
Krasny blueagrass, wau perfektne, stale si to hram doma na mandoline , ste super
Love the family and friends feel of just jammin '
Nice, Nick Dumas
Another great one. Love these jam videos!
I like the head cam. Great channel
Nice!
Love the camera perspective! It helps me as a fellow banjo player to see what you're playing! Keep 'em comin'!!!
Yes! This is so great for learning backup on the banjo. Would love to see more videos where you can see what you are playing on the banjo. Thanx dude from Sweden.
Outstanding, these videos are some of the best you've ever done !
Excellent!! Keep em coming brother!!!
Awesome
Love it
Awesome man
Burner!
Killer!!
I luv the Stanley Bros. originators and first to record this tune. Whitley did the tune no harm either. Miss Keith a lot. Damned demon rum.
Killed many Bg dudes. Hard traveling and hard drinking. Bad recipe.
Love the head cam
Two words: Barry Reed
Uh oh. Jake Workman has entered the jam, fashionably late. Lol. I think Nick Dumas is underrated. He throws some tasteful notes. Great jam all around
Jessie Smathers is under rated also. He's definitely getting better with age!
@@silentweaponsquietwars1703 yes sir. He definitely landed in a hot spot. And handles it very well.
Something about those rhythm guitars....
Great stuff Russ. Where we're ya Jake?? Lol...just in time for the guitar break. 😉
This video illustrates why one of the principal performing musicians in a jam session might not be the ideal contemporaneous choice of camera operators - the video bobbles up and down in time with the music and the musician tapping / swaying in time with it. Great sound and great banjo-picking though.
That's the whole point really.This is to give you the same kind of image/feeling that the banjo player has and for us to be able to see Russ''s technique from behind the banjo.
#camjam