Wildwood Flower

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Wildwood Flower is a traditional American folksong. It was first published in 1860. Therefore, it is in the Public Domain.
Authors:
Composer: Joseph Philbrick Webster
Lyrics: Maud Irving
Banjo tuning including capo at 2nd fret and 5th-string capo at 7th fret: 432Hz- a E A C# E
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0:00 Intro
1:44 The Song
5:09 Outro
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4 июн 2024

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Комментарии : 41

@jpotter2086 16 дней назад

This is iconic in Mother Maybelle's voice, and her daughter June did it justice as well. Thanks for the exploration!

@catfishfranklin 16 дней назад

Thank YOU!

@icecream3017 Год назад

Oh, sir. I listened to it several times just now. I really like this style of country music.

@catfishfranklin 11 месяцев назад

I agree. :D

@angieo2798 10 месяцев назад

Very nice. I could listen all day.

@catfishfranklin 10 месяцев назад

Thank you, @angieo2798!!!

@guthriemayfield8721 2 года назад

I love this song. This sounds so great, like horses running.

@catfishfranklin 2 года назад

Thank you, Guthrie. I really like it, too. Well done with the horses bit.

@user-rj5db2oh7g 4 месяца назад

I absolutely love this!!! Beautiful!!! I could listen to this all day long and go to sleep at night with this playing.

@catfishfranklin 4 месяца назад

Kind words, for sure. I am happy you dig it. :)

@keagangreen5971 Год назад

I love this song I play it on my banjo however i pick it a little different!

@catfishfranklin Год назад

Cool! That's the great thing about these old songs: you can play them however you like. Keep up the good work!

@noahsmith8988 4 месяца назад

First time I heard it on a Banjo that's good

@catfishfranklin 4 месяца назад

Thanks @noahsmith8988! I sure appreciate it, and I'm glad you dig it, too.

@icecream3017 Год назад

This is the 78th time my brother has watched this video.

@catfishfranklin Год назад

I like his style.

@dukapaducha Месяц назад

Thanks Catfish, you'll never be another Maybelle, but I thoroughly enjoyed your giving a brief history of this lovely old tune. I love history and wish more performers would briefly mention the songs origin if it's as interesting as yours. Thanks again.

@catfishfranklin Месяц назад

One never could be another Maybelle, could one? But, I'm glad my humble offering suits you. Thanks for saying so, @dukapaducha!

@clarkdalegreg9640 26 дней назад

Super job/ Keep traditional music styles and lyrics going on. An most importantly, you provide the context of the song with a bit of history. Somehow, when I play, I like you think the context and "story" is as important as the melody and lyrics.

@catfishfranklin 26 дней назад

Right on! Glad this struck a chord with you, @clarkdalegreg9640. I'm the kind of guy who likes to see how the sausage is made, so I really like some good context.

@scottmary5526 2 года назад

GUY CALLAWAY in For a Few Dollars More (1965), José Terrón Peñaranda!!! I think it's the same as the movie!!! Hahaha! Hearing the horse feet running is interesting! Hehehe! Will you teach em to this? Hehehe!!!

@davidkelly1220 Год назад

The comic timing in that opening stare was spot on....hard to do, fair play

@catfishfranklin Год назад

Thanks, @davidkelly1220! I don't know why I did that, or why this particular video is getting so many views, but I'm glad you like it. I've been wondering if anyone thinks that's funny. Haha!

@ferlinmoore5924 Месяц назад

Great job , have that bluegrass clawhammer down

@catfishfranklin Месяц назад

Thank you, kindly, @ferlinmoore5924!

@yvesvizier7256 24 дня назад

On the rhythms of a horse's gait :)

@catfishfranklin 24 дня назад

Quite so. :D

@jaysilverheals4445 Год назад

wildwood flower of course dates back before the civil war so many of the words are lost but unlike some songs if a male sings it they cant easy simply reverse words. good playin

@catfishfranklin Год назад

Thank you, Jay. I figure, just leave the words alone, and sing it like it is. :D

@ethanadams8080 25 дней назад

What’s that name brand of banjo

@catfishfranklin 25 дней назад

Tough to say. I believe it's a Kay, but that's about all I could figure out about it. Lately, I've been using my Recording King Dirty Thirties. It's quieter, but I dig the tone a lot.

@thegreencat9947 2 месяца назад

I love this...better dust off my banjo. You don't use picks?

@catfishfranklin 2 месяца назад

Thanks, @thegreencat9947! Nope, I don't use picks. I play in a pretty standard clawhammer style. Although, I use my trigger finger rather than my middle finger. I just seem to get better attack and tone that way.