"Sweet Georgia Brown" Steve Caddick & Nathan Hanna ~ New England Jazz BanjoFest
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- čas přidán 20. 09. 2012
- Steve Caddick & Nathan Hanna have some fun playing "Sweet Georgia Brown" on tenor banjos with Avalon during the Saturday afternoon show at the New England Jazz BanjoFest at the DoubleTree Hilton in Bedford, MA on 9/15/12. This video is for educational purposes only. No copyright infringement intended.
Rene Marion, Paul Poirier and Eddy Kebabjian are providing backup for the song. For more information about taking tenor banjo lessons with me in person, or on Skype, send an email to me: banjopa1@yahoo.com - Hudba
RIP the great Steve Caddick 😢
Sweet Georgia Brown, one of my all time favourite songs. You made it even better, fantastic display all round.
Wow.
An Old Pro :) and a New One-The Music is in good hands for another generation !
Really fantastic ! And oh what a nice swing !
An underrated soloing instrument.
Brilliant! You would think you have been playing together for years and years:)
Holy moley- fantastic!!
Thank you Kath!!
Astonishing is the only word I can find for this dazzling display of ban(d)jo virtuosity!
Squarerig Thanks for the comment!
Outstanding!
Amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Wow....Totally awesome ! Very nice playing, you guys. Thank's for upload. Behin your nice/great/awesome playing, how many hours for learn and "work"...I played banjo solos from 1959 to 1975 but at the same periode, I played trombone, tuba, tenor-banjo, piano, guitar. I has not the time in order to play "awesome" banjo...Since 1960, I'm (bad) professional musician (lead guitars) -and still, worked as music teacher in college (civil servant) from 1973 to 2003...Best wishes from France. Jo
Fantastic duo! This was definitely one of the best highlights of the weekend, Steve! It was a thrill to see you and Nathan perform together and hear all of this amazing improvisation! Top notch entertainment!
Steve you are a tenor banjo legend!!!!!!!!!!!
Play magic fingers play! Great stuff guys.
Fantastic musical performance !
100% danceable music!
Absolutely fantastic!!!!!
Great. Love it!!
Great work, BOTH of you!!!!!!
Awesome! Fun to watch and listen. Thanks!
Thank you!
Holy smokes!!! Top-notch incredible performance by both of you!
Fantastica esibizione!!! Ascoltata decine di volte!!!!!!
Thank you Danilo!
That was great !
Thank you Mark!
Outstanding!
Totally awesome!
Phenomenal jamming! Wow!!!!
I play banjo. This is incredible sounding, wonderful!!
Great stuff! Outstanding!
Fabulous!
Thank you!
felicitaciones señor caddik por promover a jóvenes cultores de este maravilloso instrumento y preservar en el tiempo este arte musical
Gracias! Thank you very much!
Thank you!
This is very best number !
László Dudás Thank you!
Fantastic!!
とても楽しい、とても素晴らしい！☺
Thank you!
Very nice playing, you guys! Wish I had been there.
Terrific!!!
Marco
BRAVO!!! Superb performance by both of you! Awesome improvisation! I am a huge fan of Nathan Hanna but never knew about this video until I just discovered it in a new "Live Performance" Playlist on his channel! You guys are amazing together! This is going into my favorites! I love it!!!
Wow! Ultimate dueling banjos
Wow! That was amazing!! Great playing guys :)
WOW this is swing style at it's best, following on from the Quintet of the Hot Club of France and Felix Mendelssohn's small group that played within his Hawaiian Orchestra, this sound and style of playing is brilliant.
+Phil Binstead Thank you very much for your kind comments!
Awesome! :)
Fantastico
Many thanks!
Great!!
My dad, Ozzie Bowen was a master playing his Tenor Banjo & had his own radio show , wjdx broadcast from Jackson, Miss from Heidelberg Hotel roof on Sat evenngs 6:00 to 7:00 p.m.
I was dads guest many times playing Dixieland he tenor banjo too.
Daddy went on t.v. , ch 12 in 1956, The Ozzie Bowen Show & broadcast SAT Eve at 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. His t.v. show was on for 3 yrs.
Joe G. Bowen
son of Ozzie Bowen
Do you still play? Thanks for telling me about your father. Have you registered him at www.banjoplayersdirectory.com yet? It is part of the American Banjo Museum in Oklahoma City. They are archiving a searchable data base of all known banjo players. Check it out. It's free.
Thanks Tom!
Pero que excelente digitacion sr. Caadik
Thank you very much!
Thank you so very much!
Thak you Jennifer!
Sensacional, moltes gràcies i enhorabona, excel·lent
Thank You!
YEAH! ty ;)
Don't know if you knew him, but Johnny Ford (Oakford) was my roommate years ago. Other than Perry Bechtal (who I met in Atlanta) Johnny was the finest tenor banjo player I've ever met.
I met Johnny Ford as a kid. He was so kind and encouraging. I remember he told me to use palm aid to help me move faster on the neck. I would love to hear a recording of him. I also was around Perry Bectal. He was pretty amazing. He was playing Plectrum as I recall. Johnny was a tenor guy and that was what I was working on.
excelentes un conjunto maravilloso
Very nice!!!!
Three banjoist and one guitarist! is this backwards day!?! O.o
I enjoyed this, I miss Jimmy playing!
Thank you Gail. JIm is missed.
Thanks! We did not rehearse this, it just happened.
Mr. Caddick you are great!!! Congratulation to the "young man"😋. From Rome
@@leonprima3367 Thank you so very much!
Fantástico dúo, Steve. Salud 🤙
Thank you Pazair!
Marvellous. They should take on stage Martin Schmidt-Hahn with his warm clarinet-sound as well
Brigaduuuu mestre!
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We did not even rehearse this song. Just did it.
Which of the myriad of "acceptable" tunings are you using?
We both use standard tenor tuning of CGDA.
Have you others jazz numbers ?
László Dudás yes, take a look at my channel or just do a search for me on You Tube to see the other tunes I did with other players or alone.
Didn't look like the lad was enjoying paying the banjo but it could just be nerves
turn off the gas You cats are COOK'IN you'll over heat Great stuff
Hmmmm? Old? :/
Sadly, Steve Caddick passed away last month.
Thank you!
Thank you!