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Pete Seeger, The Banks of Champlain (traditional)

A song about the Battle of Lake Champlain during the War of 1812.

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Child Grove / Sally in the Garden, performed by Don Borchelt. I am gravitating towards a similar three (more like four) finger old-time style in my own playing.

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I think that is one banjo. It sounds like two especially toward the end. I don’t know for certain but banjos can sound like more than one instrument when played that way!

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This is amazing. Makes me miss my broken G string, since my first instinct is to try playing it. Maybe it’ll work on banjo!

By the way though, it seems like everyone in these songs is named Willie or Polly or Johnny.

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my daughter played this for me. Very Nice

 
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