Essential Banjo G Licks! // Rolling Bluegrass Backup Part 4

[@DaniotheManio5]

This is the video I needed. Thanks so much man. This is getting me to where I'm making the music instead of having to memorize everything. (I mean still going to memorize breaks and stuff but you know what I mean) Thank you so much

[@dondert8741]

Lol, but yeah this exactly also for me!

[@travispierce7033]

This is an amazing lesson, Eli! You play SO well but also explain things so clearly. Thanks!!!

[@judwatkins9478]

Consistently helpful and clear! You are inspiring a lot of beginning banjo players out here. Many Thanks.

[@stevepearson4160]

A very well explained lesson that opens a lot of doors - thank you!

[@midnighttoker8663]

The lighting looks even better now!

[@EliGilbertBanjo]

Always working on it, thanks!

[@jimcalamita507]

This video was my Aha! moment. Thanks Eli!

[@brazilhead]

Your lessons are consistently the best there is. Thank you so much for helping me develop the ability to play great music on this most unique instrument!

[@EliGilbertBanjo]

Thanks so much John!

[@markglore7196]

Great lesson Eli! Thanks! That beautiful Marlen looks kinda lonesome back there. Except for the great company on the wall.😉

[@jwdtigerstripe71]

So glad I found your channel. I've just started playing again after nearly 30 years. Thanks for making learning exciting again.

[@EliGilbertBanjo]

So glad to hear that!

[@bradenmartin1382]

Yes! I have been looking forward to this lesson, and I am looking forward to coming ones! Thank you so much!

[@rafaelg45]

Ok i like the way you teach these lessons.

[@midnighttoker8663]

I've heard lick 4 in the 3/4 section used in 4/4 songs as well. It's one of those licks that Scruggs didn't use but is in his style and can sound pretty hard driving! "Mash" players like Jason Davis and Ron Stewart often use those kinds of licks.

[@whobers1]

Thanks so much for this great lesson. Greetings from The Netherlands

[@EliGilbertBanjo]

Glad you liked it!

[@gordonsellenartist174]

Great Stuff Thank-you😁

[@benjaminmichael5434]

Just up.

[@wannabeamusicmaker5643]

Eli, Thank you so much for this amazing resource! Question. would you recommend practicing with a swing and straight time? any tips on figuring out how much swing? thanks

[@dennisbrock3397]

Where can I print the tabs out?