Cattle in the Cane
advanced banjo
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← Back to the videoStep 24 of 44 in Advanced mandolin
- 21 Bag O' Licks- Endings
- 22 Old Joe Clark- Advanced
- 23 Eighth of January
- 24 Cattle in the Cane — you are here
- 25 Wayfaring Stranger Build-a-Break Up next
- 26 Triplet Licks
- 27 East Tennessee Blues
The A part is in A major and the B Part in A minor, but we ain't usin' no capo. It is challenging to play in other keys in open G tuning, but incredibly rewarding to do so!
Key of A Key of A Minor Melodic Banjo Single-string Theory technique
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Hollis Barnett ·
Ben, this one finally made the timing click for me. Been fighting it for a month. Thank you.
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Hollis Barnett ·
Recording yourself is humbling but it's the fastest fix I've found.
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Hollis Barnett ·
There's a slower jam track under the resources tab on this lesson, worth grabbing.
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Ben Clark Instructor ·
Don't force the pinky stretch. Move your thumb down behind the neck first and the stretch mostly takes care of itself.
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Mick Stanton ·
There's a slower jam track under the resources tab on this lesson, worth grabbing.
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Buddy Vann ·
There's a slower jam track under the resources tab on this lesson, worth grabbing.
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Ann Marie Boyd ·
The pinky thing goes away, I promise. Took me about three months.