Wow!!! Thanks to everyone who has viewed this video. What in the world is going on? We never expected to have this many viewers for our little living room picking session. Sorry that comments were turned off when you came here, that was unintentional. They are back on now.
Lots of very creative links by the banjo player. His playing is very reminiscent of Eddie Adcock and sounds like his old Recording B model Epiphone. I think the tone is similar, as both are archtops with high tension on the skin.
Thanks Centerice! I love that banjo, just got it last summer, and never had an arch top before. I took some of the licks loosely from Raymond Fairchild. I think the rest are my own.
@@brunobruzzese234 Excellent melodious playing! "Musical maturity" dictates the choice of simpler, but more beautiful notes, over more difficult, albeit technically impressive, notes. Youngsters often tend to play as fast as possible, the same way they prefer their hearts to beat and their adrenaline to flow, but without regard generally, to musical taste. Pure speed impresses young musicians. Ah, the perspective of things appreciated through the veil of brightly burning youth... Eventually though, they get older and more mature. That maturity bleeds over into their music and they have an "artistic revelation." It comes to them, that perhaps faster does not necessarily SOUND BETTER. It hits every maturing young musician at some point, that the song they've been cracking out at breakneck speed, actually sounds better, when played a bit more slowly, so that the notes have time to strike the tympanic membrane, journey from there to the cerebrum and finally register on the human brain, thus revealing the melody. Looks from here like you've matured musically long ago! Bravo on your unique, original style of playing. PS. Loved the chimes.
@@michaelthornton8000 Wow! Thanks Michael, and very well written. We've got four new videos recorded, I've just got to make time to edit them and post them. Hoping to get one done tonight, Northern White Clouds with fiddle and mandolin.
It doesn't matter!! I do like your music. Look at: CZcams: Noti & Mike There you can hear me sing and playing Banjo and Autoharp, too. Greeting from Germany. 😊
Hi Lesley I'm Bruno, the banjo and fiddle player for Catskill Mountain String Band. I take care of this channel for the band. We recorded some new videos yesterday and after editing I'll post them soon.
Wow!!! Thanks to everyone who has viewed this video. What in the world is going on? We never expected to have this many viewers for our little living room picking session. Sorry that comments were turned off when you came here, that was unintentional. They are back on now.
Give me more like this you just don't get that kind of music nowadays
@@TheGrandmaDarlene Thanks Darlene! We put up a new video once a month or so. There are about 2 dozen on our channel now.
Thanks very entertaining, nobody can be sad during this music...
Thanks Jeff!
Yes sir! Real music! Thanks.
Thanks Thomas! Glad you enjoyed watching.
That was awesome 👍
@@bushwacker3292 Thanks Bushwhacker!
Ach wie schön bin begeistert Danke an diese Gitqrristen😅😊👍😊
Danke für deine netten Worte!
What talent! Genuine and truly beautiful. Regards from Canada.
Thanks Fergus! Maybe one of these days we'll get around to recording the Ookpik Waltz by your great Canadian fiddler, Frank Rodgers.
beautiful tune and very talented musicians. greetings from New zealand
So kind of you to say Dianne. Kia ora!
Fantastic Dobro , banjo and
guitar , Here from Tokyo.
Thanks 新太郎 石田 !!! Glad you like it.
these guys are really good.. i loved it. thanks
Thanks Buck! Glad you enjoyed the music.
Wow what a great talent you guys are,More please.
Thank you so much Jenny, Cheers! We will post more, once a month or so.
@@catskillmountainstringband3:08 ❤loo
Thanks Homer!
Out of sight guyes !!! Love it !!! THANKS !!! 😊
Glad you enjoyed the video Roger!
Excellent.From Australia
Glad you liked it Charlie. Cheers!
Great job guys! My dad and I used to play this many years ago. Brought back many fond memories. I even can remember some of the words. Thanks again.
Thanks John. I always love to hear about music bringing back memories like that.
You guys are great. I love you old time music. Job well done. Thank you.
Thanks Buck!
That’s not guitar playing. That’s guitar picking. A compliment by the way. And heck out that slide guitar!
Thanks Carl? I agree, I love playing with those guys. I'll pass on your compliments to Andy and Mark.
I came here after the Ray Noble version, not dissapointed
Thanks Isaac!
what a great video! your music warms my soul. thank you
Nica, what a kind thing to say; we're very happy to hear that. Thanks for listening!
love it
Thanks Bill!
Прекрасная музака и потрясаюющие ребята:) Вы большие молодцы.
Thanks Tamara
Keep on truckin.
Thanks Uber!
Love this!!!
Thanks Lynn!
Super Good !!!!! (from Sweden)
Thanks Lars!
Ho gradito tantissimo. Superba esecuzione.
È molto gentile. Grazie Francesco!
Sounds very very good in my ears... Regards from Denmark 🙂
Tak Boeffen! I did some touring and recording in Denmark back in 1976. Learned a couple of Danish fiddle tunes too. But I can't remember them anymore.
Lots of very creative links by the banjo player. His playing is very reminiscent of Eddie Adcock and sounds like his old Recording B model Epiphone. I think the tone is similar, as both are archtops with high tension on the skin.
Thanks Centerice! I love that banjo, just got it last summer, and never had an arch top before. I took some of the licks loosely from Raymond Fairchild. I think the rest are my own.
@@brunobruzzese234 Excellent melodious playing! "Musical maturity" dictates the choice of simpler, but more beautiful notes, over more difficult, albeit technically impressive, notes. Youngsters often tend to play as fast as possible, the same way they prefer their hearts to beat and their adrenaline to flow, but without regard generally, to musical taste. Pure speed impresses young musicians. Ah, the perspective of things appreciated through the veil of brightly burning youth... Eventually though, they get older and more mature. That maturity bleeds over into their music and they have an "artistic revelation." It comes to them, that perhaps faster does not necessarily SOUND BETTER. It hits every maturing young musician at some point, that the song they've been cracking out at breakneck speed, actually sounds better, when played a bit more slowly, so that the notes have time to strike the tympanic membrane, journey from there to the cerebrum and finally register on the human brain, thus revealing the melody. Looks from here like you've matured musically long ago! Bravo on your unique, original style of playing. PS. Loved the chimes.
@@michaelthornton8000 Wow! Thanks Michael, and very well written. We've got four new videos recorded, I've just got to make time to edit them and post them. Hoping to get one done tonight, Northern White Clouds with fiddle and mandolin.
That is such a great tune. Awesome job, Bruno, Andy,and mark!
Thanks Jim!
Brilliant
Thanks Patrick!
Very nice
Thank you นกไก่นา!
Very good. .
Thanks Enrico!
U guys should do more like this...
Thanks Reinhold! We put up something new once a month or so. There are a couple of dozen videos on our channel so far.
Lovely x
Thanks Neil!
Lindo demais
Obrigado Belas!
Sound n good 2me
Thanks William!
Thank you
You're welcome Johan. Thanks for watching.
Klingt hervorragend, sehr gut interpretiert. Gruß aus Deutschland
Noti Pasch
Thanks Noti! Sorry I missed this when you posted last year. Just saw it.
It doesn't matter!! I do like your music.
Look at: CZcams: Noti & Mike
There you can hear me sing and playing Banjo and Autoharp, too. Greeting from Germany. 😊
Nice! It’s fun hearing the five string used in a different genre. Are those German folk songs?
Yes, they are. I like to sing...
The Banjos, you can hear and sea are built by my husband
(Hobby) we like Open Back Banjos. 😊
Beautiful! @@NPasch-fd1tj
Thanks guys, sounds great.
Good clean picking 😁
Thanks Jon!
prachtig kom naar Arnhem in Holland en speel
Wauw, bedankt Johan. In 1976 speelde ik best veel in Nederland. Goede herinneringen.
Who is the banjo player? Thanks
Hi Lesley I'm Bruno, the banjo and fiddle player for Catskill Mountain String Band. I take care of this channel for the band. We recorded some new videos yesterday and after editing I'll post them soon.
Ohh Hello Bruno.. my name is Les... good music you guys make..
@@thelifeandtimesoflesleyrob2407 Thanks Les! Glad you like it.