Five Miles From Town

Mailed this banjo out to Bruce in NY. Walnut neck and 12" pot with a clean ebony fretboard. Eden did a great job inlaying and engraving this one. If you'd like to learn this tune check out my 2017 banjo video lesson subscription. www.ozarkbanjo.com/lessons/

[@conormcauley2934]

We would often cry after playing this tune at our sessions. Sometimes there's no explaining why a thing can be so powerful and it's simply better to behold it in all its beauty.

[@willmarona4188]

Ahhhhh!!! Just Lovley

[@davidtaylor7875]

Lovely - chilled me right out thanks. Dave T

[@williamgrahamiii3840]

Fantastic!

[@johnroberts1141]

One of the many things I like about Eden's playing is that she understands tone production. Many old time fiddle players are way too screechy.

[@greentie792]

Very nice!

[@timothystone3899]

What a lovely song and great groove. Lukas, what kind of strings are you using on that banjo?

[@bbjorkyt]

Sounds like double C capoed on the 2nd fret

[@Herzeleydt_Diesentrueb]

O Dear Me - how beautiful ..

[@taylorwhipple6247]

Are the strings on that banjo nylon? Love the sound.

[@theleastcreative]

The fiddling is so nice. How is the banjo tuned?

[@petrovichluzhin]

The banjo and fiddle both seem to be playing in the key of D, but it does not match to pitch. Was the pitch altered purposefully?

[@gerard9098]

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[@thomasperry9147]

can anyone say if this is an alternate fiddle tuning? fiddle is so smooth and this melody is so lovely

[@mastathf]

cross A. AEAE

[@paulwooton4390]

I think he meant ADAE, low to high. Tune is in D

[@paulwooton4390]

I think he meant ADAE, low to high. Tune is in D

[@madgregplus8206]

The roomy metal internally arrange because piccolo methodologically sound off a level scissors. jazzy, ultra geranium

[@theleastcreative]

The fiddling is so nice. How is the banjo tuned?