Learn to Play The Nashville Skyline Rag
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- čas přidán 10. 03. 2024
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I’m a two finger drop thumb player and since there are no rules to 5 string banjo, I just adapt what you are playing to fit into my style. Great lesson Jim!
Awesome!
Thank you Mr. Jim Pankey! As of writing this, I’ve been playing banjo for a year and seven months learning from you! Thanks again!
Wonderful!
Thanks for doing these videos, Jim! I feel like these have seriously put some rocket fuel on my 'banjo learning curve'.
Would LOVE to see a video some day about how to play Forever and a Day by the Krueger Brothers! I've fallen in love with Jens Krueger's playing.
Thanks for watching
Jim, I’ve been watching and learning from your videos for awhile now. You have helped me a lot with my playing and it’s improving quite a bit. Sometime or another, when you feel like it, could you teach a Break to Ralph Stanley’s , “ Daybreak In Dixie?” I’ve always loved this tune and I would think a lot of your subscribers would enjoy it too!
Thanks for the suggestion 😊
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Please continue to do videos like this, your format has proven to be the fastest i can learn a tune as opposed to any other youtubers/tabs. it is also something to look forward to after a days work when i see you have posted somemthing new.
Thanks for letting me be a part of your banjo journey!
Thanks Jim - Here's a comment!
I like that tune.
Thanks 😊
Thanks Jim, appreciate you spending time to do these videos.
Glad you like them!
I play Nashville Airplane. It's Earl Scruggs playing the banjo and Lester Flatt singing Everybody Must Get Stoned
Nashville Airplane was the album name, but Nashville Skyline Rag isn't on that one. You'll have to drag out Final Fling for that.
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Hi Jim, hope you're well. Would you be able to do a lesson on the banjo portion in the song by the dead South, "in hell ill be in good company" your lessons are just better than anyone else 😂
Great! It takes me a while, but I get it.
You can do it!
Keep em coming! Love your lessons
Glad you like them!
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Thanks!
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Thanks Jim, gonna learn this one tonight.
Have fun!
Love it , will have to work on that now Thanks Jim
Have fun
Already did lol.😊
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Jim jim Jimmy wow i now hear it , killajh 👍🙏
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Don't stop, I like it
Thanks.
I really like it Jim :D
Thanks!
Can you do a lesson on Vincent black lightning 1952 del mccoury band?
Love it ..
Thanks!
sua aulas ao ótimas obrigado amigo !!!!
de nada. obrigado por me deixar ajudar.
Really enjoyed this one Jim.
Can I ask what model RK banjo you’re playing there.
Thanks and best wishes.
It's the rk-M5
Well you certainly have my subscripdadipido.
Thanks!😊
I have sort of an odd question, perhaps you can help. With spring coming around the skin on my hands has dried out, and now my finger picks are digging into my cuticles. It's becoming a bit more than painful. Any suggestions?
Some lotion for the dry skin should help. However, we all kinda deal with the hangnail situation from the finger picks.
I never thought Bob Dylan wrote Nashville Skyline Rag. As rudimentary as it is, anyone that’s ever seen him live will tell you that Dylan simply didn’t/doesn’t have the instrumental chops to carry it off. I’ve always supposed it was written that other Bob, “Is it rolling, Bob” Johnston.
Well, Credit is to Dylan. Johnston produced it for F&S on Final Fling.
You can find Dylan's version. He plays harmonica and finger style guitar, but it's nothing fancy.
@@JimPankey I bought the Johnston produced Dylan album when it was new, and Final Fling when it was new. I’ll give Dylan all the credit he deserves, he was the greatest songwriter of my (boomer) generation, he was a genius poet, but at best a mediocre instrumentalist. I stand by my Johnston theory.