Very nice, @Archie. I was hoping to hear that accent, but hearing that Stelling was just as nice.
Banjo Ben's "Teach Me Something" Contest!
Youāre the top expert beginner on the forum Hope youāve been doing well, Sir.
Hereās the new premiere link:
So sorry about the error!
Thank you so much for putting on this contest Banjo Ben, and having Kenny Smith and David Benedict come, too. This was so much fun, I really enjoyed myself. I hope you keep doing contests like these.
No worries. I just went to jam while waiting for the video!
Wow how exciting!!! Thank you so much for putting this on! I canāt believe I get a lesson with Kenny!!!
Congrats to everyone who got featured, double congrats to the winners, triple congrats to Libby!
Libby, donāt bring up an Accutron 214 Spaceview watch to Kenny, or thatās all you may learn about although, that is a really interesting watch.
That was a great idea for the contest!
Here you goā¦
Such a fun contest! Thank you so much @BanjoBen, David and Kenny! Iām thrilled to receive the Gutbuster award. It was just as much fun making it as you had watching it. All the entries were fantastic and congrats to all the winners! And yes, YouTube had more chop than my mandolin last night.
Well done to all the other winnerās
Thank you everyone who participated in the contest. It was fun and very entertaining.
Thanks! Iām slowly getting back into the real world, mentally speaking. That episode in the hospital shot a big hole in my routine & trying to get a new one going is a bit weird. Thank goodness for my banjo & all the good folks here!
Lucy just told me I was the grand prize winner!!! Wow! I canāt believe it!
(I only skimmed through the video last night because it was 12am at IBMA- I never thought Iād win the grand prize!)
Iām shocked and super honored. Thank you so much to Ben and everyone.
Weāll be getting with all the winners over the next week, thanks!
My lesson with Kenny is in an hour!
It was great! He talked about 9-note scales using both the major and flat 7th, and then taking that scale and starting it on the third, fifth, or seventh, instead of the root. And exploring that all over the fretboard in different positions.
Thank you again for this amazing gift @BanjoBen!
Sounds like a great time!
Awesome!