https://banjobenclark.com/lessons/backup-in-c-with-alan-munde-banjo-intermediate
The honorable Alan Munde drops in to teach us all about banjo backup in C! We’ll learn some down-the-neck rolls, up-the-neck strategy, and some of Alan’s favorite licks!
This lesson was in the vault & had forgotten about it! What a treasure to have Alan teach us about this!
Wow! Thankyou, Thankyou, Thankyou. I have only been waiting 11 years on this lesson @BanjoBen . I learned this tune way back whist I was a student of The Murphy Method. I have tried many times trying to work out some backup and up the neck licks after watching Raymond Fairchild who was a real master of this tune.
This is just what I need right now. I have been in the doldrums for several months, practicing the same stuff over and over, lacking motivation. Looks like the banjo and I will be having some fun this weekend
Thanks here lately I’m trying to absorb as much Alan backup as you have posted. Great stuff
Man! You’ve been holding out on us?!
Looking forward to getting in to this one.
Wow! What a great lesson!
I love this - Mr. Munde is the best. I am a bit confused, though. I had closed captioning on and a few times it told me to “walk to the ‘sea’.” Which sea? Maybe the Ionian Sea? … ba-dum-dum
I’ll see myself out.
Great lesson, Ben & Alan! I’ve learned so much from you both.
Maybe just the nearby “Sea” in the last part of your handle (id) after the underscore! Anyways, welcome to the forum! 
That was a great lesson and I have a lot to practice. I look forward to seeing you both at Cabin Camp in October!
Love Alan Munde and his approach to the banjo and it place in a band setting. I learn something every time.
Hi @BanjoBen I wonder if you could include the Guitar TAB you played for the Old Spinning Wheel section of the lesson. I am just trying to get a feel of the melody whilst I work through Alan’s backup.
Cancel my request @BanjoBen I see you created a Guitar Lesson 3 years ago. I can use the TAB from that.
Great lesson! Would love the tab for Wildwood Flower, JMO
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