"Margie" (Dixieland-New Orleans Jazz) Eddy Davis Tenor Banjo 

He left down a legacy of material to learn from for the generation to com. RIP mister Davis.

Grazie Eddy, ti ricorderò sempre!

What an absolute gem of a performance and player. I hope to play music as freely and joyfully as you one day my friend

I’ve only ever heard tenor banjo in Irish music. I had no idea chords could sound that great on it. Eddy is obviously absolutely amazing on this instrument, this blows me away

Absolutely incredible! You have such a legacy of joyful music you have given the world. Thank you so very much! God bless you!

Великолепный музыкант,Thanks!

Thanks! Eddie - This gives me something to strive for after I get my 1925 Gibson TB-2 restored.

genius!!!

Magic!

Thanks for sharing your beautiful and loving performances of so many great songs. Listening to you play is a joyful few minutes in my day. If I can watch in the morning I can keep a smile all day.

Thank you for doing this. For those of us who watch your videos, you make the world a much better place with your music and lessons.

Love it, great job, thanks for sharing. Makes me want to tackle some chord melody rather than just straight chords for my Ragtimer gigs.

Awesome listening experience. Lifted me right up. Thanks!

absolutely fantastic. love it. great performance. not just listening but also watching. playing it all with ease. good vibes :)

That’s a special tune. And you seen to be enjoying the hack out of it!

Great!!! I gotta work on my plectrum. Those standards are such sweet songs!!!

Beautifull !!!.

Wonderful

I really love that one !

I love your videos, thank you so much

Love...

Lovely 🙏 Keep it Up!

I love your enthusiasm and playing. Now, tell me about the room where you have locked yourself in place.

That bridge placement breaks the Siminoff rule for sure.I always believed that having the bridge closer to the center if the head makes the head more sensitive to vibrations. I have two of those Gold Tone plastic ukulele banjos that I made multi scale fret board for. I tune it like a mandolin. The E is a fourteen inch scale and the G is a fifteen inch scale. All of the strings intonate with in a nickle and average string tension is nine pounds.

You nailed it Eddie, the Tenor Guitar can do it too.

Здесь идет речь о музыке. ❤ Полезный и содержательный канал.

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 !!!!!!

Wow!

What is the brand of his tenor banjo? Beautiful.

Wow very joyful! How is the banjo tuned? Cheers

supper

Don't forget your promise to me, I bought house and wedding ring and everything!