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Man oh man What a story teller Beautiful and so soulful Thank you sir

Steve is in Heaven playing with the worship team.

Need more of the clips from this event!

Thank you for sharing your talents and thoughts and blessed gift from our Lord God. I have been using your Technique books, sheet music and DVD. I have been playing classical guitar and strumming Christian contemporary. But now I have been learning how to play flatpicking bluegrass from your materials. I also been using the tortex standard .73mm picks. After trying many styles and thicknesses I have settled for this one pick for everything. Christ Jesus our Lord and Savior, John

Pete passed away some years ago. I am old enough to remember the movement to stop the war in Vietnam as well as the toll it took. I turned 18 shortly after the draft ended. I still had to go sign up for it though. I had several friends and family members who went none of whom were even the same after returning. Pete, I wish you were still here with us today with all your friends. You really made a difference. R.I.P

Well this isnt going to teach me anything. Im trying to learn fiddle not a damn guitar

Playing an Alvarez Yairi.

Como se llama la primera canción, tengo como 13 años tratando de averiguarlo :c

Thanks for taking a look at this sample!

hasta los buenos pegan gallos en los bendings soplados jajaj lo raro es que no lo repitieran

I have a DVD somewhere which looks like this was taken from , where he teaches 6 songs in full. I guess it can be purchased at homespun.

Special thanks to "The Equalizer" TV show for having mentioned you and refreshing my failing memory. I always loved your playing, but this is special. Love that distinctive voice and I Love your Blues side. Good Stuff!!! Stay Well.

Cпасибо!

Happy birthday Jack!

pedal steel licks! awesome

2 incredible musicians!

Maybe you should look at the banjeurines that were made at the end of the 1880s through around 1910. These were five string banjos with a larger rim and shorter neck. S. S. Stewart made many of them and you can find them on the internet. At that time “classic” playing that included waltzes, marches and ragtime was all done on five string instruments with gut strings and a typical ensemble included the regular banjo, piccolo banjo, banjeurine and even bass banjo alone with guitars and mandolins. The early evolution of the tenor banjo comes from removing the fifth peg from a banjeurine and tuning in fifths so that violin and cello players could easily adapt to play for dance bands. I don’t think you’ve heard much tenor banjo playing if you think it’s limited and not as energetic as five string playing. Google tenor banjo playing. 😄

Sounds great!

So great ! And perfekt voice for the Blues.

I don't even have a banjo, but I'm just here for the great music 👍

A perfect example of Geoff Muldaur’s stellar guitar playing and singing.

Good for listening..thank you!

Memphis Minnie is underrated and your guitar playing is so controlled and beautiful.

Love this tune. SO great that this style of music became accessible though their sharing

This song may have been written down in the modern era but trust me, melodies and harmonies like these go way back to the highlands of Scotland in the 17th century. They have a plaintive quality that few musical traditions have ever matched. This tune may be new to you but it's not to me.

Very worthwhile. I must get the full lesson. Thank you!

Touched my ❤️

Happy, I listened hundreds of times to your album with Artie in 1971, and performed a number of the songs with my band Foxes out of Atlanta. Particularly memorable was the performance we did in 1971 at Vanderbilt in Nashville when we played “Rabbit Run” when we opened for Earl Scruggs and the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band. Thanks for all the music!

When you play this song together, I actually hear a stream flowing...And when I'm by a stream, I always hear this beautiful piece of music.

Dieses mal muss ich dich loben. Richtig klasse rübergebracht. Chapeau!

This is great. It’s from the first cd in the series, and it’s really good for folks who are learning, but for whatever reason don’t have anyone to jam with.

That’s one of the nicest sounding snares I’ve ever heard!

My brother in-laws grandmother, wish I could have met her.

Is this still available anywhere?

I want this video tab🥲

I didn't start out wanting to play Banjo Scruggs style or Bluegrass style. From the very start my goal was to play like Pete Seeger. I can play the other styles now years later but playing Banjo like Pete Seeger is still where my heart is at! He made playing so enjoyable. He was a community minded player. By that I mean he wanted you to join in with him, even if all you knew how to do was hum. Humming is essential he'd say. He's still my inspiration and has my heart!

wow!! Beautiful!

What a wonderful performance.

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thanks

Those hands!!!!🎹🎹🎹🎹

Wow that's Great, just ole Don here from Hamilton NZ on my Wife's tablet- Susan Roycroft, it's such a beautiful melody, always wanted to play it, now I can, kind regards, Don 😊😊😊

George Gruhn is the best guitar historian of all time.

What an amazing guitarist, a true master of the art

Been listening to you for 55 years 🤟💌

Jesse is the 9th Wonder of the World!

What should I eat to play like this?

Jimmie owes my money!!! LoL!

Bob Dylan invited jimmie to go to Europe!!!

Colin is his son!!!