Forum - Banjo Ben Clark

EYBM#15 Hotel California?

#1

Thought y’all might enjoy this or like to comment…

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#2

Unexpected :slight_smile:
It sounds good on banjo.

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#3

Unexpected, but not surprising… anything’s possible to come out of an instrument in this guys hands & I mean that in the best possible way! Nice job Gunnar, Etc etc etc !

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#4

Thanks y’all!

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#5

Liked both musical and matching facial expressions!

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#6

The facial expressions are a great accompanyment!

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#7

Thanks y’all!

#8

You’ll have to enlighten me… what does “EYBM” stand for?

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#9

Here you go…

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#10

That’s right, @jmonickaraj1!

Thanks for diggin’ that out for me!

I remember someone actually tried their hand at the chords for Killing Moon and did a fine representation… although I cannot recall who it was.

Found it! It was @DrGuitar1 - Mike Duffey…

https://od.lk/s/MF8xNjY4NTg5NDdf/The%20Killing%20Moon_Render.mp3

Still, on the spirit or intent of the original… it would be great to have this topic revived!

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#11

@DrGuitar1 -

You did a fantastic job on this…

I enjoy listening to the chords and imagining the words…

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#12

This is a song I can hear in my head on banjo, and often wondered how others might bring it to life. Thanks for showing me (us)! That was fun to watch. :slightly_smiling_face:

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#13

@xmark,

I presume you mean “Hotel California”… And not “Killing Moon” :thinking::wink:

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#14

@WillCoop, yes I did mean Hotel California. I don’t know anything about the other one you mentioned.

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#15

Thanks glad you enjoyed it!

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#16

Sound of silence. Simon and Gargoil

My ULTIMATE OUTLANDISH DREEEEEAAAAAMMMM
is to play banjo/bluegrass rockabilly like David Crowder and ZZ Top rockabilly.

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