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Which banjo is that? Don’t sound like a Deering.

That tone cracks!!

So cool

70年代のアルバム「banjo land」をよく聴いていました。お二人の来日公演を懐かしく思い出します。❤

Interesting. Always fun to reminisce. For some reason that banjo looks to be a little unique. Kind of abbreviated or something. Maybe my glasses are foggy 🙂 Sounds good anyway. Thanks for sharing.

David just bites and chews the music up like a rabid Dawg! I love watching and hearing him.

Two legends.

I learned the TITM picking pattern from Tony's book years ago...now I use it all the time in all kinds of situations. It's an excellent tool to have.

Tony who made your banjo David who made your mandolin Tony what year was your banjo manufactured

Sixths are only exceeded by twelfths in both difficulty of pronunciation & consonants in a row 🙂

What is that banjo tuned in and what kind of strings do you use on it?

Tony, you talk about in Baldwinsville, in the mid seventies we owned the Gaslight Cafe, in Baldwinsville. A lot of my friends were musicians so we always had jams, plus a lot of Blues and Bluegrass. Moss Back Mule Band packed the house every Tuesday, Mark Hoffman, I had the Buffalo Gals there. It is kind of funny because in late seventy seven I did a tour with Bromberg and Phoebe Snow and Bromberg married Martha Trachenburg of the Buffalo Gals. Syracuse had a good music scene for years. Gary

Yes sir

This is great instruction. Just the right pace for me.

That jam with Grisman is pretty bad ass. Tony totally out shines the Dawg on that one.

David Grismans head and face could easily be mistaken for 9 out 10 classical busts of Poseidon.

didn't know they were playing bluegrass on the radio in nj. how cool is that

Nice seeing you guys taking a nice chance and charge together into that thing which lands on its feet like that .

Very good teaching sir.

Tablature would be great. Otherwise great lesson.

Not bad for the son of a New York physics professor and the son of a New Jersey Jewish trombonist.

you see what can two giants do to an old bluegrass standard. Amazing!

Three people were too stoned to find the thumbs-up button.

love the sound of the forward/backwards roll in this song.

what is the name of this piece or is it just ad lib?

Great for the morning exercises!

There used to be a skinny kid who had the same name that played on Barrel of Fun. and Country Cookin'

Stellar! Inspiring! Take it on the road gents... fine, fine pickin'.

Tony je klasa !!! bravo

Uh-mazing~

Trishka's got that calm sound. I like Ovidiu Barteş

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Shhheeeeeeeeeeyiitt son!

Thanks for the helpful video!

Cool clip. Thank you for sharing. Love both of these guys!

amazing to watch!!

Banjoland, one of the best albums of all time!

Love watching david play. So into it

i blow my load on mr trischa's face.....

Years ago an individual told me about a book called, "Melodic Runs by Tony Trischka" I have looked for such a book and never could find it. Did you ever produce a book by that name? If so, where would I find one?

Hey! Thats my teacher's husband.

And Sonny Osborne!! :-)

Great to see you playing this old tune from the yesteryear!

Thank you Tony Sheriff Charlie of Podunk Posse.