It’s double C tuning, but my banjo is tuned down 1/2 step, with capo at 2nd fret. So to duplicate video, tune to: f# B F# B C# and capo at 2nd fret. There are some places that require a pretty good stretch of fingers on left hand, so capo at 2nd fret makes that easier. But that puts it in the key of D and I don’t like the way a D chord sounds on the Strum Machine backing track, so I tune down a half step. There is a method to my madness! 😊
@@banjogranny9156 Thanks. I was trying to emulate it in standard C, capoed to 2nd fret (playing in D), but it just didn't have that soulful sound. Love this rendition!
I see the algorithm has graced me with some interesting content. Nicely done.
Same
I’m watching so I guess they nailed but this is way out of left field
I agree. Sometimes it does good.
I love it! Beautiful song played beautifully!
Im from the UK and heard about this song in a Ken Burns documentary.
Its a beautiful song! Also banjos are great
@@RhiRhiCampbell I agree on both points! 😊
That song always makes me cry.
You’re beyond cool. Keep going.
You’re beyond kind! 😊 Thanks!
THIS SONG VAGUELY REMINDS ME OF Ashokan Farewell . . . .
Ah ..that's it , Def reminded me of something too, but wasn't sure what it was ! Nice tune .Thankyou
Beautiful song, love those minor chords, Granny you're fantastic, enjoying your playing! And again thanks so much for sharing your time and talents!😊
Thanks for your kind words. This is a beautiful tune, isn't it?! Adam Hurt came up with this beautiful arrangement.
Awesome job B.G. Bravo!
Thank you! 😊
Mad cool….I can not read music like you… I use my ears….mad cool..
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Thank you! 😊 While I can read music, for learning a banjo tune I use my ears and sometimes tablature.
Granny is shreddin!
Love seeing your videos back on my feed! Your playing has really inspired mine!
Thank you! 😊
Very nicely done! 🙂
@@etherjazz Thank you!
Very Nice!
Thanks!😊
banjo granny is fun to say
Knock yourself out 🤣
Are you in standard C or double C tuning to hit that low note? What key is this? My ear isn't quite developed enough to pick it up.
It’s double C tuning, but my banjo is tuned down 1/2 step, with capo at 2nd fret. So to duplicate video, tune to: f# B F# B C# and capo at 2nd fret. There are some places that require a pretty good stretch of fingers on left hand, so capo at 2nd fret makes that easier. But that puts it in the key of D and I don’t like the way a D chord sounds on the Strum Machine backing track, so I tune down a half step. There is a method to my madness! 😊
@@banjogranny9156 Thanks. I was trying to emulate it in standard C, capoed to 2nd fret (playing in D), but it just didn't have that soulful sound. Love this rendition!
@@keithlovett3391Thanks! Keep working at it, it’ll come. 😊
Very nice!
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Sounds great!
Haven't played my banjo in a while, but you've given me a new song to try and figure out. Very well done, and thank you for the inspiration.
Excellent playing. I've always liked this tune on banjo since I heard John Hartford playing it. 👍
Love this, randomly came up on my home page. Thank you for the tune, please have a lovely week, you've made my day brighter :)
Oh we making it out the great depression with this one.
Got the urge to drive a tractor all of the sudden.
Idk how I got here but you got new fan.
Well thank you!
Absolutely wonderful. ♡
Absolutely love it, very inspiring as well! I’m gonna learn to play a banjo 👍🏻I still got a few years left 😁
Aw, thanks! Go get that banjo and get started!
That was beautiful
Thats really pretty! First of yours Ive seen but wont be the last!
Thank you! I appreciate the encouragement!
Well done! ❤
Very peaceful music. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you!
Very good loved it ! Thank you 😊
Thank YOU!
very nice!
Thank you!