Road to Columbus (Jam with Stuart Duncan and Noam Pikelny #03)

[@plucknpick6414]

Great rendition! I have always been a fan of Stuart and Noam.

[@dmgcaster904]

Wow! There is a whole lot of talent in that room! These guys aren't just playing, they're playin'!

[@RTCarterful]

This is so good, just love these musicians and their embracing this music. Very humbling.

[@rickeybullington6314]

You guys are awesome. Keep on keeping on.

[@nisarad2793]

Great players, and so young.

[@jillsyracuse]

I enjoyed this! This is exactly how a jam with a large number of pickers should be done - give EVERYONE a break, and play quiet backup when they are doing so. To often everyone will just try to overpower each other, and keep the song to maybe 5 or 6 breaks, then end it, kind of like what happens at the Station Inn more than not!

[@rudolfmouthaan7892]

Bluegrass as an universal language. Beautiful

[@kishintuchis4133]

I LIKE THIS TRADITIONAL WAY OF PLAYING THE MELODY, AND VARIATIONS OF THE MELODY, SUCH THAT YOU ALWAYS CAN TELL WHAT SONG IS BEING PLAYED. UNLIKE A LOT OF THE NEW STUFF WHERE THEY PLAY A THOUSAND NOTES, BUT NO MELODY . WELL DONE

[@moritzengel2735]

Yes sir! You're absolutely right! That's what I love about bluegrass.

[@geordiehalma7323]

What about Tony Rice licks tho?

[@dged492]

Definitely considerate that Noam Pikelny did not try to show off by cutting the other banjo players.

[@kishintuchis7076]

@@geordiehalma7323 RICE IS A GREAT GUITAR PLAYER BUT HE ALSO DOES A LOT OF PLAYING WHERE HE PLAYS NO RECOGNIZABLE MELODY . JUST A LOT OF VAMPING RIFFS

[@alan4sure]

​@@kishintuchis7076 true....

[@joshuatate5671]

4:26 one of the best banjo breaks I've heard

[@moritzengel2735]

Oh yes! I love his version!

[@simonhumphries6200]

Japanese guys and gals not off the pace

[@Leo000]

1:30 Noam-approved banjo lick

[@Leo000]

The second banjo player has a great style too, super distinct plucky tone and nails all the classic tags!

[@macborgie]

Perfect

[@kishintuchis7076]

ANY ONE OF THOSE GUYS WOULD BE A WORTHY ADDITION TO ANY AMERICAN BLUEGRASS BAND

[@akihirokanabishi8134]

Thanks! Please hire them!

[@mrbob9399]

Awesome...

[@thorolse]

What's the name of that first banjo player?

[@akihirokanabishi8134]

Sorry for late reply. His name is Takumi Kodera. He won the 2nd place of the Walnut Valley National Bluegrass Banjo Championship of this year.

[@thorolse]

@@akihirokanabishi8134 Thank you!

[@akihirokanabishi8134]

@@thorolse He uploads many videos of his own playing. Please check it! kzbin.info/door/8sEgABy5U4zTQsVMQxXX8Qvideos

[@zml6580]

@@akihirokanabishi8134 , This is great stuff. Thanks for the link.

[@rickstones1956]

That guy is really, really awesome. Scott Vestal took 2nd at Winfield also. He's in good company!

[@JoeBanjo88]

What part of Japan is this?

[@markevens]

Nice jam!

[@JohnDoe-cp3yg]

The Orientals can only copy...

[@janskovajsa]

Please, Japanese friends do not listen to this idiot.

[@drr1083]

But, by God, they do it well.

[@hobartthug4700]

Quit being a racist idiot; everyone copies, that's how you learn

[@MikeMitchellBand]

I'd like to hear your copy

[@fabrimedeiros9888]

They are good! Loved it!