Magnífico tutorial. Mil gracias. Thankyou. 🙏

I really love the way you play this!!!

Hi Eddie - new subscriber here. I tried to tackle the 5 string back in the 1980's. After two or three years, I gave up and went back to my old bass guitar, which is a million times easier to play (just my opinion ha!) Anyway, what is the name of the cool song that is at the outset of this video? I am looking forward to mastering the banjo - to some extent or other. Thanks for your hard work.

Excellent! Can I still get a copy of the Tab?

Can you tell me what the 23 songs are.I loved it

That was helpful

I sure love this tune, just started playing mandolin and I am loving it....thank you Eddie

Mahalo for this 😁🤙🏼!

Awesome, Eddie, you are amazing.

Great lesson

Eddie, this was such a great video. I've joined a jam in my current work town (Chicagoland) but I'd like to start up a jam in my small hometown when I move back there. Any tips on starting one?

I've been a guitar player for 35 years and my pinki use has been woefully inept. Now that I am learning Mandolin, that helps.

Very good presentation. Now need to start on the practucing

Last lick & tab is awesome

It Also tunes a step down on guitars,great function

What is the intro. tune you are using?

Was great. My mom's favorite song. She, rest her soul, played this on her grand piano. 🎉🪕

Another great lesson This is the second time I watched it and I got a few more nuggets out of it. Keep up the good work. 🪕

Very n😮ce ❤

Hi Eddie how do I obtain a copy of your Hank Williams banjo book. Thank you.

Great playing makes me to keep on practising wow

Greetings from 🇳🇴 Thanks for good inspiration. Picked up my first banjo in June and really enjoying the process of learning the basics. It was a bit confusing with the fifth string, but now I’m beginning to get the hang of it. Compared with the guitar and the mandolin it was strange using the thumb on the high notes on the fifth string. If you know what I mean. 😊 Thanks again. 😊

unreal man, just unreal

Love the Eagles and what you have done with this song. I have a new challenge and you have a new subscriber. Thanks.

Damit Boy! That was so good. If they'd heard this there would have been banjo on the original recording. Also, I've never seen banjo instruction done so easily making it easy. Excellent!

Brilliant Eddie. Thank you.

my instructor has me swinging everything currently, so this explanation of syncopation with everything on a steady beat will hopefully put me ahead of the game. Love your videos

Найкращий урок на банджо з усіх, які я знайшов. Привіт з України. )))🟨🟦

I am wandering idly whether or not G should be called the uncle or auntie of E minor. I did say idly 😂

Just got the tab from Eddie for this...can't wait to give it a go.

Whenever one of my steam engines couples up to their train.

Well done. Thank you!

Years back someone posted on John's message board....."The last quarter of the 20th century wouldn't have been worth living without John Prine".

Funtastic!🤩

Very helpful thank you

I like your slow version. Very much

Thanks!

Thank you so much for these simple and helpful tips!

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heck yeah thanks man

Thanks so much, very well presented and good information.

Lol

is there any chance the banjo may have influenced rag time piano music, considering the banjo was in use before piano players came on the scene .....there no question boogey woogey influenced bluegrass ....or oldtime ....is there any research on banjo music before ragtime or boogie woogie.

Thanks for your great learning material, I am still learning Bluegrass guitar with your wonderful book "ASAP Bluegrass Guitar". I can only recommend it to everyone who seriously wants to start learning bluegrass. I would much appreciate a second volume 🙂

He shows us & tabs together. Nice guy. Thanks Eddie.

Working on my laundry room and I'm listening to this video and when I'm done, Lord willing, I'll sit down & get this down on my banjo.

Thanks for sharing! Loved the 3/4 backup ideas!

Wow! I could just listen to this the way anyone would listen to a great recording. But I forget - I have a banjo on my lap and need to start picking!!! Thanks for this master-work of cool blues licks!

Pretty cool and inspirational, I just might NOT throw in the towel yet and give it a further go.

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