This is such a great exercise. Every time I think I have it, I play along and notice something new. Took me a while to figure out you were hitting the B string in the A part, now I just noticed the drop thumb in the break of the final version in the B part 2:12. So many great techniques packed into a seemingly easy tune! Thank you for taking the time to do this!
Never heard it before or a tune played slow, medium and fast that was so soothing. Each speed delivered its own uniqueness. Thanks for sharing I enjoyed much.
Well done. And, I hope you found a way to support the artist who took time to make and share this video with us. I bought the book, because she has some great songs in it, and because I believe that we should celebrate and appreciate our artists. They’re rare and special.
A really interesting interpretation of a great old song. I like the claw hammer take vs Dock Boggs' original style of playing it. I've always heard it called "Sugar Baby".
hi! bought your tab book recently and I love it. What are you playing in the very beginning of each song? it's a riff of sorts that I'm assuming Is your own twist but id love to know it if possible thanks!
Did you work it out, friend? It’s a repeated hammer on the 4th string: hold and play 4th fret, hammer onto 5.. and then thumb on 5th string ! Repeat! hope that helps. ⭐️
I've seen clawhammer players who player higher up the neck (closer to the head/kind of over the head but not as far as where bluegrass pickers play). How do you decide where to play, do you just choose whichever is more comfortable?
There are a lot of different versions of this song. This is kind of the standard jam version in New York. It is absolutely very different from Dock Boggs' version and many others. But that is the beauty of finding different ways to play the same tune.
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That banjo has a really solid tone.
that was my thinking as well, there again the player brought out the beauty of banjo
This is such a great exercise. Every time I think I have it, I play along and notice something new. Took me a while to figure out you were hitting the B string in the A part, now I just noticed the drop thumb in the break of the final version in the B part 2:12. So many great techniques packed into a seemingly easy tune! Thank you for taking the time to do this!
I'm just starting my clawhammer banjo journey
What a beautiful song, played amazingly. Never heard it before, but will be playing it often
the fast version with the singing is incredible
Watching versions of tunes played slower than usual tempo really helps when you usually use Tab to start learning a tune. Thanks!
Thank you Hillary, absolutely beautiful.
wow I'm in love again
Down in the willow garden brought me here...Thanks got it!! .....Back for more!
one of those tunes i can listen to over and again. thanks.
Thank you Hilary, so very nice.
Beautiful
A lovely, helpful post of a great song - and complete with lyrics too. Couldn't ask for more. Thanks :)
Just getting started learning to pick. This is so beautiful! Thank you so much for sharing, I could listen to your music all night!
Never heard it before or a tune played slow, medium and fast that was so soothing. Each speed delivered its own uniqueness. Thanks for sharing I enjoyed much.
Thank you
What a beautiful song.
I've never heard a song so beautiful in standart G tuning. I'm learning this today.
Another great video! They are very helpful. Thanks!
Outstanding!
Brava, ottima esecuzione.
Wistfull and beautiful song well played!
just love it. Thank you. The Johnny Rawls version and tuning must be seen also. Thank you so much. UK Steve
I'm enjoying all your posts! They are so helpful!
I dont know much about banjos but you make that thing sound beautiful.
Great job! Enjoyed it
Awesomeness!
Yeah, I cried. Solid cover
So captivating. Nothing like that open back. ❤️
A beautiful melancholy wistful song, perfect key, a great sound played very well. . . magic!
Just learned the whole piece by ear this morning, saved a few bucks
Well done. And, I hope you found a way to support the artist who took time to make and share this video with us.
I bought the book, because she has some great songs in it, and because I believe that we should celebrate and appreciate our artists. They’re rare and special.
Great banjo tone. Thanks
Wonderful!
Thank you so much for this wonderful song. I think I can learn it.
Beautiful! Thank you so much 🙂 I've wanted to learn this lovely song for a while. You play and sing it so well !
That was fantastic!
Outstanding
Thanks for the song, and especially for posting the chords and lyrics
Loving this!
I've been playing "Greasy Meat" from your last upload. I'm sure I'll tinker with this one as well. Thanks.
Could you do a post on how your banjo is set up? That’s a beautiful sound you’re producing!
Thanks very much for posting this! Really helpful!
Great video!
Beautiful! Maybe next time you could play one of those wash boards for us.
A really interesting interpretation of a great old song. I like the claw hammer take vs Dock Boggs' original style of playing it. I've always heard it called "Sugar Baby".
Love this tune!
sehr gut
Lovely, thanks!
great
Thanks for posting and how to play this Hilary , l`m Gonna try to pick it out right now .
Garnett M , so how did that turn out? :) She makes all her tunes look easy. I have her little book, and that helped me a boatload.
@@chuckjeffery944 Most times I play them easy enough, But try so many during the morning I might forget I played it, Thanks for asking!
Garnett M , that’s the way I do it. Makes me grin to think about it. So, I just do it again. See ya.
@@GarnettM hi
delicious !!!
what model and make is that banjo!? thanks!! great playing :)
hi! bought your tab book recently and I love it. What are you playing in the very beginning of each song? it's a riff of sorts that I'm assuming Is your own twist but id love to know it if possible thanks!
Did you work it out, friend? It’s a repeated hammer on the 4th string: hold and play 4th fret, hammer onto 5.. and then thumb on 5th string ! Repeat! hope that helps. ⭐️
bad ass
NIce. Thanks for sharing.
good
Thanks a lot for this Hilary! Any chance you could do one for "Don't get trouble in your mind" like you did with Dubl Handi?
Please share what brand banjo you are using ! Awesome sound !,,
Why the banjo? And I say, why not. I've shut the door. Keep playin'.....................I'm listenin'.
You are a good teacher. Thinks! I’m learning the song you were teaching red rocking chair. Do you teach via Skype?
I don't use skype, but I do use facetime or zoom!
Where did you learn this version? It’s amazing. I’m very familiar with the modal and bluesy versions, but this is totally new to me
very nice- what is the brand of u banjo?
You're deep in emotion, aren't you? You're very good! 😁👍.
Such a Pretty tune. Do you have tab for it? Greeting from Malene from Denmark.
There’s a link in the description to a book with loads of these songs, all tabbed. Magic.
Like to hear sandy river belle
Can you tell me what your banjo tuning is please. Thank You
I've seen clawhammer players who player higher up the neck (closer to the head/kind of over the head but not as far as where bluegrass pickers play). How do you decide where to play, do you just choose whichever is more comfortable?
Fast is waaaaaaay btr
You really do not "got" Sugar Baby". Zero resemblance.
There are a lot of different versions of this song. This is kind of the standard jam version in New York. It is absolutely very different from Dock Boggs' version and many others. But that is the beauty of finding different ways to play the same tune.
Is it a tutorial? If so completely useless
Tutorial for very advanced players
Beautiful