Learn to Play Home Sweet Home - Walk Through and Demo - Bluegrass Banjo
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ต.ค. 2024
- If you've been through my beginner series and maybe tried to tackle Foggy Mountain Breakdown or other videos from my channel, then you might just be ready for this one.
It'll offer you a few new challenges, but don't stress over them too much. If you've been practicing what I've shown you, you're ready.
If you need the tab it's available for purchase here: sellfy.com/p/9...
I'm playing a Recording King M5 in this video. Be sure to check out Recording King when you're shopping for banjos. :)
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If you need the tab it's available for purchase here: sellfy.com/p/98Ap/
Bless your little old cotton socks, Jim! I've been trying for 10,000 years to find out how to play 'Home Sweet Home' similar to the way you do it, in 'C' tuning, and suddenly along you come! I've been trying to work it out by trial and error and -wowie! everything is beautifully simplified. I play an English Zither banjo approximately 120 years old, and Americans I know, tend to laugh at such instruments and say it can't be done. Oh, but it can! Thank you so much. You are a real treasure.
Thanks so much. Glad you enjoyed it.
When you look up the coolest person in the dictionary there is a picture of you, your so great at what you do!
Thanks 😊
Thanks for the lesson, you’re a great teacher. I’m so glad to have met you in person.
Lol... have yer met? I mean... ya never know. 😜
Every time I see that you have uploaded a new video, I become absolutely giddy. I am always looking forward to seeing you again.
Thanks a lot Jim, it's the first time I try learn this way ,
I have to say it works perfect for such old man like me.
You are an amazing teatcher........
I just found you today, and all I can say is THANK YOU. I subscribed and with your help I believe I can really make some much needed progress!
This is a superb lesson with tuning and chords explained simply.
Just finally bought a tab after watching many videos. Thank you Jim. 🙏🏻
Thank you. ☺️
Jim I've been playing banjo for three months now and everything I've learned is from you! You're the best teacher. Can I put in a request for a video on how to play little maggie? Thanks!
Mark Wardle did a bit on Little Maggie on TH-cam if that helps.
I recently started playing he’s the best wish I could find some one in my area that’s been playing awhile to learn from also
Hi Jim I went to this tune for the dropped c like you suggested and am really enjoying learning it. What a lovely tune it is!
Great!!
Jim you are the man, I've said it before You are the best teacher out there especially for beginners. That don't mean just beginners. Many intermediate pickers can learn from you too.
This is just lovely, thanks for helping me understand a bit more about C tuning chords too x
Excellent as always Jim another big thank you !
Thanks for the tab Jim. Much appreciated. ;-))
Jim, thank you for this lesson, you're the man!
Glad you enjoyed it and found it useful 😊
Just started learning this - great tune tutorial!
Can't wait to hear you play it!
This is great always wanted to play this one am working on it now its coming along nicely c👌👌 thanks jim
Awesome. Would love to hear you play it! 😊
@@JimPankey thanks jim 👍 going at the second part later
WHILE YOU WERE TALKING I had the opportunity to admire the stafs in the boards of the wooden walls. . Likewise in your door fillings. In the old days they were to be seen everywher in the countryside IN SCANDINAVIA, and,-- ON BOARD THE CABINS IN our SHIPS.
I miss that old house. Was a great place to live.
Jim, thank you for sharing us so much experience on banjo playing. I’m your fan from China. Banjo is not as popular as guitars or ukulele so I rarely see anyone who knows how to play it. Luckily I have your videos! Now I can play several songs you taught us, I really appreciate it. Finally, I have a little request, that is, can you teach us how to play “in hell i’ll be in good company” by “the dead south”? I really like this song. Thank you Jim!
Thanks for watching! There are a lot of good videos available for that song, but honestly, if you’ve applied what I taught in my beginning series you should be able to figure it out without a video lesson.
Jim Pankey wow I’m so excited you replied me in person!!! Yes I will try my best to figure it out !!!!
Nice lesson, man!
Lovely stuff sounds good enough to me 👍👍
Thanks 🙂
Always great videos and playing Jim and you do it in Clawhammer too....Jack
Hey Jim, I have a question. At the 2:06 minute mark you demonstrate the second F chord using the Index, "Social" and Ring fingers. I was wondering if there is a specific benefit later on to using that shape vs using a D chord shape (like from Country Roads).
I apologize if its a silly question but I'm still learning and curious. It may be that, other than comfort, there is no issue but I thought I'd ask.
Thanks for the video!
It’s just an option. It’s a little quicker to get to if you don’t need the whole shape.
Thanks again Jim, you the man.
Thank you
Thanks for watching 😊
Thank you Jim!!!
You're Welcome
Have it off now thanks jim just getting used to the backward rolls 👌
Is there z version of this using the d tuners thanks again jim for a great lesson
th-cam.com/video/OxJjUscJ2yo/w-d-xo.html
@@JimPankey thanks jim
This one was fun.
were did you get your humb pick???
bluechippick.net/
Is it okay to do the E7 chord with index and pinkie?
E7?? There's a G7? Is that what you mean? If so, sure.
@@JimPankey oh yeah g7, thanks.
Hard part for me was the transition from the F chord to the F chord up the neck. So I practiced that over and over hundreds of times. It’s getting smoother.
That transition is super important. You'll find it very useful in the future.