Banjo Hangout Newest 100 4-String (Tenor/Plectrum) Songs
Summary: Newest 100 4-String (Tenor/Plectrum) Songs banjo songs which Banjo Hangout members have uploaded to the website.
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During The Vietnam War, The ''Red Garter ''at The'' Texas Tavern in Sydney,'' was set up to entertain U.S troops on R&R leave, Down Under . With a foot tappin' banjo band , lots to drink, and wild wild women , it was all a bloke could ask for. Here's a couple of tracks off an LP, I aranged back in 1970 called ''The Red Garter Revue''-- They were wild times !!!
Exploring some single string jazz technique with this 1920's jazz standard.
Solo banjo by Paolo Botti
2.5 months into self teaching on my 2nd home made banjo!
playing banjo for about 2 1/2 months and this is my second banjo I built. woodie curly maple and morado, hidden fifth string, fiber skin head
Recorded live in Italy by some fanciers of the "New Orleans Revival" jazz style.
Old Time Tune
I was jamming with my nephew Jakob Liljenwall, a Vancouver based musician, when this tune began to emerge. Jakob came up with the opening riff on cello banjo and it rolled from there. Perhaps next time we see each other we can record it together. I've included an MP3 high fidelity recording for those who would like to don a headset and get a better picture of how this instrument sounds. The Soundbird, a custom Paul Roberts tenor style banjo by Gold Tone, is a BanjoCrazy.com exclusive. Visit http://banjocrazy.com/ where all Gold Tone stringed instruments are available and where you can also read interviews with premier banjo players like Adam Hurt whose gourd banjo CD "Earth Tones" I had the honor of recording. Thanks for listening. Hope you enjoy. Banjo Crazy PauL
This is a remix of a version I posted previously. I cleaned up some of the timing, and reduced the amount of effects on the banjo. My buddy Glenn Ichien is singing and playing the drums.
Ragtime Annie
Gentle Annie
My Synth Mandolin set up as a tenor banjo
The Ceoltas version of The Kesh Jig
A Traditional Irish Barn Dance played on the Irish tenor banjo. The instrument is a 1925 Paramount Style B tuned EADG. Recorded on a Tascam DR-07 using internal mics.
Curley Parker
