3 Levels of Banjo Soloing

Develop solos from easy to more complex. Tips and demonstrations for how to do it. Request the tabs for the 3 levels of solos in this video via email: [e-mail]. Tips to support my work are appreciated and can be made through this link: paypal.me/Banj...
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[@banjojack]

Excellent explanation and demonstration! The concepts you presented really apply to any style of picking. Thank you Eddie.

[@EddieCollinsMusic]

Yes, that's true, thanks for the comment, Jack.

[@tonystacey3347]

really useful vid this one and definitely a great choice of tune, as its got the repeating melody notes which can tie you up if you're not careful. well done and thanks for sharing

[@EddieCollinsMusic]

Thanks for sharing your feedback Tony.

[@shadowshadow2485]

70 yr old beginner - intermediate, very good lesson slow & very clear ; thank you for putting up the tabs , thanks moe

[@EddieCollinsMusic]

Thank you, Moe. Great to hear it's helping folks.

[@RenoScruggs]

That’s awesome Eddie

[@EddieCollinsMusic]

Glad I'm hitting on topics you're finding useful.

[@robm7672]

🇨🇦 thanks again 👍

[@EddieCollinsMusic]

Thank you

[@josefdetzer3260]

❤😊

[@EddieCollinsMusic]

Thank you, Josef

[@smilingvulture]

I'm having probs playing along metronome, what's easiest way

[@EddieCollinsMusic]

I suggest starting with the metronome set at between 80 and 90 BPM, where the beat is a quarter note. Our rolls are 8th notes, so you will want to play two notes per click. Do this with an Alternating pattern, strings 3251 over and over and your Thumb will always land on the click. Once you gain confidence you can play to the click and keep it steady, you can try to increase your speed and try other roll patterns.