Red Tail Ring - "Yarrow" NERFA 2016

[@earth2jennyl]

What absolutely delicious harmony! So sweet and lovely 😍 Thank you!! ❤

[@swampshepherd]

This is very special.

[@carolvargas6507]

Beautiful, just beautiful.

[@BManStan1991]

We need more good music like this in the world.

[@pappyfiddle]

Be the change you want to see in the world

[@tinaetoll7562]

My God, this is Beautiful

[@jimvorel1884]

God, this is gorgeous.

[@synedis]

a much under-rated extremely talented duo

[@ClueFinderDirtDigger]

Speechless; what a remarkable rendition. Thank you.

[@SongsforSpace]

Skills are unbelievable 👍👍👍👍

[@MrHoneyWho]

Absolutely perfect piece of shining beauty

[@mondocain]

Beautiful. One of my new favorite bands.

[@maladict8891]

This was beautiful. Thank you. :)

[@jonbarnhart1947]

love the dark banjo

[@randysmith5403]

You guys are so fantastic. Your music, passion, and professional persona is absolutely intoxicating! Hope to hear you two "live" someday - what a thrill that would be!

[@HeatherPiersonMusic]

Beautiful.

[@bexwinnick1316]

Beyond delicious. Red Tail Ring, what's your source?

[@valteregon]

its something magic with you two playing. I cry cry cry. I wish i understand why. please keep on playiing,laurel with your man. you two makes magic when you play.(surely you can check my history on youtube) I realy mean this, sister. take care.

[@vincarcin]

superbly done

[@petea8753]

awesome song, just curious why it looks the like guitarist has wound strings were the B and high E should be.

[@disneydanny2]

saw this duo at the Palms Playhouse in Winters, CA yesterday. They were the opening act for John McCutcheon, another folk legend. go check out his website: folkmusic.com

[@catherinekasmer9905]

Amazing, transcendent.

[@64samm]

amazing..

[@Marci_makes]

Lyrics: Willie’s fair and Willie’s rare And Willie’s wondrous bonny And he’s promised to take my hand if ever he takes any Sister dear, I’ve dreamed a dream I’m afraid it is of sorrow I dreamed I saw the heather green in the dowie dens of Yarrow Sister dear, I’ll read your dream Read in it grief and sorrow The green it brings misfortune, here And your love is drowned in Yarrow She sought him up She sought him down Ran with the speed and sorrow She found him ‘neath a bush of broom In the dowie dens of Yarrow Her hair it was five quarters long The colour, it was yellow And she tied it to his middle small And pull him out of Yarrow My bed it was wide yesterday Today it shall be narrow And there’s ne’er a man lie by my side Since Willie’s drowned in Yarrow

[@F_later]

Wow .. thnx. For a not native English speaker this is gold.

[@F_later]

Willie's feared and Willie's weird .....?

[@F_later]

Dowie =dawy ? (Not 1 translation found on "dowie".) NB. "fair" and "rare" is a correct spotify recorded version.

[@Mikegrungejazz]

Sounds great. Playing the Bay Area anytime?

[@sweetgoose]

Anyone know the banjo tuning to this beautiful song

[@F_later]

g - Eb - Bb - eb - f (Double C, 3th fret.)

[@valteregon]

needless to say, very very out of this world.

[@timchesterton8151]

Beautifully different from Kate Rusby's version. I used to think Kate's was the best - now I'm not so sure...

[@F_later]

Thnx for naming Kate Rushby. I did not know she also sung this song...

[@samuelhughes581]

Anyone have any idea what she's doing there? At first I figured she was playing in sawmill, but now I look at it again, it seems more complex.

[@samuelhughes581]

Oh. Yeah, it's the name of a banjo tuning.

[@sarahleannestreel272]

Samuel Hughes it sounds like a modal tuning to me as well. my first thought was sawmill. I have no idea why that would be such a shocking statement...

[@garycrockett]

any suggestions of the tuning?

[@TeresaONeill279]

I think it’s standard G tuning with a capo at the 3rd fret so it becomes Bb (gFBbDF) and then she’s playing in C minor/Eb major. Think open G tuning but playing in A minor modulating to C major. I tried to imitate her playing this way and it seemed to match (the general idea but of course not the style).

[@jeremymoore1746]

She’s not doing bum didee on the banjo, classic claw hammer is she? I’m been playing banjo for a year so new to it.