Roy Clark Style Endings for Bluegrass Banjo 

Roy Clark was amazing. Our dad took us to see him in the 80s to a completely packed audience. Yet today, I don’t hear him talked about all that much. His talent is unmatched so I’m not sure why that is.

Just learnt shave and a haircut, and I'm now just sticking it on the end of just about anything! 😂 Loving the lessons as always.

I’ve honestly been looking for that last ending for a while. I used to watch HeeHaw with my dad as a kid. Thanks Jim, this is awesome. Going to practice now! Subscribed

Playing banjo through quarantine! Thanks for all the instructions Jim!

Yeah for sure . Thanks for the reply and thanks for the way you reach and share your knowledge. I never know what's current as I am always going back to review the lessons That I'm to learn. I hope you continue the great work. Sent from British Columbia , Canada. Cheers

Hey Jim, I just wanted to say, thanks for putting up all these uploads at this time of being locked down in the house, giving us something to work on other than playing along with backing tracks wishing we were playing with people!

Jim my friend you are such a polished teacher (and person I suspect) that you absolutely shine! I hope you & those you love are leading a happy life. Thank you for helping us shine too. 🪕

I like 1 and 3 best. They are deceptively simple too. Thanks Jim

Thanks for pointing me this way on the Banjo All Stars show, Jim

Excellent lesson Jim. Thank you for your time and encouragement!

i Love your way of teaching Jim! Nice simple, and right to the point!

Thanks! Just what I needed! I've also heard the third ending you taught just a bit differently and using a d tuner at the very end.

This is awesome!! I always wondered how that third one was done. Didn't know if there is a name for that one or not. Great stuff as always.

Ahhh the lost big endings. Jim your filling up my tool kit here. Thanks!!!!!

Thank you! We use your ending in a purse advertisement video :)

Jim those sound great. My favorite one was the 3rd but for sure I will be using them all. Thanks man

Awesome video Jim! Thanks from Munich!

You're just the best !!!

Thanks Jim! 👍

Looking forward to this. Thanks Jim

Great stuff, as usual! Thanks Jim!

Great stuff Jim! Love it

Thanks Jim!

Thanks Jim . cheers.

Thank you Jim

Jim! Your house is haunted! At 1:12, there is an apparition of a lady with a spectral cat that you can see reflected in the picture on the wall! Some transcendent banjo, indeed! All joking aside, Thanks, Jim....this is awesome stuff. Nice to spruce up those endings. Keep the vids comin', banjo-brother. Not sure if you have done a lesson on Silver Eagle. I think you played it on one of your live streams....Just in case you get bored and need some ideas on videos. See ya around!

Those endings make me happy. So are they considered "Happy Endings?" LOL

You know I'll be here.

Can’t wait

I’m so happy one of my favorite RU-vidrs who has over 5mil subscribers read my comment in his video, and someone with over 300k subscribers commented on my video today.

First Love the content keep it up

I’m a beginner and I was wondering if it’s weird that I wear my finger picks the opposite way that you do. I wear them with the point facing the ground. Should I change that before I continue practicing?

Jim, what is that gizmo you have on the head of your banjo? thanks, MT

Love to interact with your presentation but can't seem tk be able to fir some reason

Roy Clark is great at those things but Raymond Fairchild is the one who makes the banjo speak to you.

Hey Jim, I've wanted to learn a particular ending lick that Roy Clark uses in his version of duelling banjos (ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-47NPOkNqANQ.htmlsi=CVjqHYMr-SgsF61-&t=216) and black mountain rag (ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-5j2RNPKpWis.htmlsi=3QWwgmTHXpLoZ4tQ&t=111) but I can't seem to find a lesson or tab for it anywhere. I would appreciate it if you could work it out and make a lesson on it, thanks!

My power got nocked out and I missed it

Not really a good banjo player but keep trying Michael