34－Bill Keith,Eric Weissberg－Banjo Meltdown 1992

[@flatiron53]

The Man was phenomenal!

[@maverickdallas1004]

Bill Keith is one of my favorite players of melodic-style banjo. Eric Weissberg is one fine melodic-style banjo player also. The work he did on the Deliverance album is hard to beat!

[@bernhardnizynski4403]

Amazing - and great to see Eric Weissberg on guitar!

[@KennyHaney-iy3ob]

Carroll best from haywood County North Carolina was playing this style in the 40s he learned it from his grandmother.

[@JanJohanssonmusic]

beautiful

[@royplayer]

Love the triplets.

[@timothyhart3559]

A True Gentleman

[@wideawakenotwoke6178]

❤

[@campocat]

Amazing

[@luminawarren8132]

Im pretty sure Bill was inspired by Erics melodic playing an interview somewhere mentioned he first heard Eric play melodic at an evening gig.

[@josephanderson7237]

In Melodic Banjo book Trischka.

[@luminawarren8132]

@@josephanderson7237 Yes thats it...! It has also come out that Arthur Smith did not compose feudin banjos. Arthur got the tune from his piano player multi instrumentalist Harry S Turner of the Crackerjacks. Arthur wrongly took Harry's tune " Duelling strings ". Harry was illiterate and not knowledgeable enough about legal rights that he never challenged Arthur about the tune. Erics melodic genius and blended banjo chord changes is due all the credit for Duelling banjos.

[@aihsjabsuans6569]

The man who made me attracted in banjo playing : Bill Keith, not Earl Scruggs.

[@jamesevans9007]

Since Bill was in large measure inspired by Earl and learned much of the Scruggs technique and repertoire, you, as one inspired by Bill, are very much a musical child of Earl Scruggs.

[@KennyHaney-iy3ob]

2:06 2:08

[@FredQuann-vs1qh]

I knew bill, really a swell guy all around