Interesting video. Thank you.

Great!

Hi Ms Megan. KZbin just popped this up from 2 years ago! Someone at our jam did that double ending a while back and we all laughed about it. But I listened each time he did it so I could learn to play with him. Haha, now we often do the ol shave and a haircut as the second tag.

Thank you!!!!

Please tune that banjo...

Thank you Dan for turning on the lights.

Thanks again for a great lesson, very well explained.

Good lesson, it took me years to get this far on my own. You are a good teacher.

Thank you. I couldn't think of the terminology "folded scales". This has helped me grow as a musician. Nice tutorial

Thank god you didn’t play one more verse, almost made me cry. What a beautiful song ❤

Excellent

Excellent

This is insanely valuable!

Google is your friend. Here's the handout -- bluegrassunlimited.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/Dobro-Rolls.pdf

You know, you can get a warmer richer tone by taking that shoulder brace off and to hang onto the violin better get a Guarneri Chinrest. They have a deeper indentation and you will never drop the fiddle.

Wonderful lesson. Thank you

Thanks for uploading this tune in a major key. What bpm is full tempo?

Если ты играл арпеджио на гитаре пальцами, и горя не знал, то с гитар-банджо забудь об этом. Теперь придется все играть медиатором, как металлисту, чтобы инструмент зазвучал! 😮 Спасибо за предупреждение! 😁

Where's the hand out?

Thank you...made it so clear and upbeat.

Where’s the IV chord

ama ama amazing

Great info, however, in order to be able to follow what you are doing one would have to already be able to perform the licks. The editorial comments are good but with a tab this would be very helpful info. Thanks for posting.

Great video!! Learning the lyrics. I actually hadn’t thought of that duh.

This video is always in my Favorites folder. I need a continuous reminder to focus on technique (instead of notes, songs, or speed)

Thank you, this lesson is right at my current level. I am a drummer, so one point with timing I stress is the downbeat- bass and drums must own the downbeat on "1" because often other musicians are transitioning chords and notes and might be a little late. You gotta have their back. My friend I play with most likes the open string notes, so I go along. I recognize the importance of open strings (& capos) on guitar at least, but I am interested in being able to add a little more flavor. Well done! I hope you make more videos!

Dont duppose you have the music for the individual parts?.

I like the "nicky-nick-new" description of the pick-up. Good stuff!

Your banjo is out of tune

Awsome! Good to see Jimmy Martin getting some credit for his guitar playing!

Th Nedski. 👍

Whole lotta help here! Thanks, Mr. Ned!

Dont like that version of the song ... however I love the crosspicking

Too much hand holding...not at all engaging because there is more talking and explanation than practical

Buenas noches. Soy de Costa Rica, compre una non pedal lap steel guitar. En mi país no hay academias de musica que enseñen este instrumento, por el cual es fácil sentir pasión. La pregunta que deseo hacerle, es la siguiente, como afino el instrumento, y con las cuerdas al aire, a cual nota en el piano corresponde cada una? Voy a estudiar como autodidacta. Gracias. Willy Muñoz

This is great! Unfortunately, your voice kinda cuts out when you play.

That would be a great lesson!

Thank you Chris. I am a guitar player and in my retirement learning mandolin. This technique and video is perfect. Thank you ❤️🙏

Just got my first bass two days ago. This is a delightfully informative video. Thank you

What is the name of this sheet music?

Absolutely fantastic lesson.Thank you!

This was a great lesson. I recently bought a banjo and mandolin, would you recommend a really good beginner fiddle. I’m also interested in the fiddle. Thanks man!

I need more than 1 lesson . She is amazing

Thanks a bunch, decoding and making it memorable.

Wish I could see the fingering?

How do you amplify that thing for live playing?

Sage advice from an expert, folks. Well done.

I wanna sound better. Let me know if you do private lessons online.

Great lesson Dan. The tab was great too, but in the end I decided to trust my instincts and mimic the sound I was hearing. I figure in a few days I will have it down because of your fine example.

What's the deal with that tuning? George has a capo on 3 but James' capo in on 5. The chording doesn't make sense. Is George's guitar tuned down to begin with ??