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Do you want to build better banjo breaks?
One of the most important skills in bluegrass banjo is learning to hear and find the melody.
In this episode, we'll build a banjo break from the melody of Worried Man Blues and then strip back Earl Scruggs' break on The Ballad of Jed Clampett to discover how melody forms the foundation of every great banjo arrangement.
Let's take a look at all the building blocks so that you can then build better and more suitable banjo breaks.
*Please remember to like, subscribe and get in touch to tell me how you enjoyed the show and which sort of licks you have written.
Get the full tabs for these songs in the various arrangements from melody to banjo break by clicking the links below:
Worried Man Blues:
Patreon
SBL Tab Store
Ko-fi Store
Ballad of Jed Clampett:
Patreon
SBL Tab Store
Ko-fi Store
Get the FREE tab for this episodes here:
Patreon
SBL Tab Store
Ko-fi Store
🎥 YouTube Channel:
Join me over at the YouTube page for more lesson, tips, songs and tracks!
https://www.youtube.com/@SheffieldBanjoLessons
Happy Picking!
By Sheffield Banjo LessonsDo you want to build better banjo breaks?
One of the most important skills in bluegrass banjo is learning to hear and find the melody.
In this episode, we'll build a banjo break from the melody of Worried Man Blues and then strip back Earl Scruggs' break on The Ballad of Jed Clampett to discover how melody forms the foundation of every great banjo arrangement.
Let's take a look at all the building blocks so that you can then build better and more suitable banjo breaks.
*Please remember to like, subscribe and get in touch to tell me how you enjoyed the show and which sort of licks you have written.
Get the full tabs for these songs in the various arrangements from melody to banjo break by clicking the links below:
Worried Man Blues:
Patreon
SBL Tab Store
Ko-fi Store
Ballad of Jed Clampett:
Patreon
SBL Tab Store
Ko-fi Store
Get the FREE tab for this episodes here:
Patreon
SBL Tab Store
Ko-fi Store
🎥 YouTube Channel:
Join me over at the YouTube page for more lesson, tips, songs and tracks!
https://www.youtube.com/@SheffieldBanjoLessons
Happy Picking!