A Chromatic Lick To Spice Up Any Banjo Break

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[@spadoboy8685]

Cant wait to come back to this when I am ready.

[@nikpellinen2010]

I've gotta thank you, I've used this lick or some variation of it at every gig and jam session I've been to in the past 6 months or so lol

[@Trapper4265]

Holy moly! John! I've been practicing the banjo for ten years. This lick will take another ten years🤣 Is there a step by step breakdown of this lick available?

[@nightskyimaging]

I can relate - funny but 10 yeras is not nearly long enough for me!

[@darleenpuffer8587]

Thank you so much awesome my friend I will be adding this one

[@kingo5string]

Ben Eldridge of the Seldom Scene uses the same intro for "Working on a Building." You can hear it on the "Old Train" album. I enjoy your videos. Keep up the good work.

[@JohnMooreVlogs]

Welp, I just l looked it up and apparently it was seldom scene and not Del McCorury who did it. That's the version I was trying to refer to. Just goes to show how little I know about the music.

[@kingo5string]

@@JohnMooreVlogs Not at all!!! Don't sell yourself short. I hadn't heard McCoury's version, but I was very familiar with Eldridge's, and I recognized it from your playing.

[@bernhardnizynski4403]

Wow!

[@thebitterrootbluegrassboys7002]

Tabs?

[@webadage]

Isn't it curious how he plays that really fast chromatic lick but.... you can't see his fingers?!? And that thing you're calling vamping... isn't vamping. Just sayin...

[@JohnMooreVlogs]

2:29 🤡