We finally got a winner, Daybreak in Dixie, which was submitted as a bluegrass tune. I am about to head out the door, so I'll ask our helpful members to help me with this tune!
Since most versions are extremely fast I never hear the exact details of what the professionals play. I made my own interpretation at a slow rate...
great day, Luurtie! Well played! I doubt I've played this tune once in the last 5 years and it always goes too fast. Interesting to try to imagine what I used to do on this melody! f-d
Like luurtie's version (which is marvelous, as always), mine is played at a somewhat more relaxed pace than many of the virtuoso performances on YouTube. Bob Michel Near Philly
Fine picking there, fellows!
Very fine picking indeed -- unlike the superfast "pro" versions, I can actually make out the tune in Bob's and Hendrik's recordings. And a very fine tune it is, too. Martin
In Luurtie's and Bob's renditions I can appreciate the beautiful nuances of the tune, in the "pro" videos I'm lost with the speed. It's like a super fast train in a landscape, when we lift our heads up, it's gone. In the case of a slow train, we can even see the faces of the passengers!
Great, Hendrik and Bob. Now Bob, you are funny. Relaxed pace ! I think that applies more to Hendrik's version than your speed demoniac performance.
Manfred-- Surely it's just all my mistakes that make it sound fast... Bob Michel Near Philly
Finally got around to starting to learn this.
Here is your video, Mike: I simply used the YouTube button. In the small pop-up window, I inserted only the code after the equal sign or slash. “Kp7g4kdYTdM” in this case. All users should see your vid now.
Fine playing, Mike!
Good to see you back, Mike, and playing so well.
Sounding real good, Mike, looks like it might be a tad hot there Who’s version is this based off?
Sounds mighty fine Mike. Also enjoyed the one with Korah singing, it was really nice.
Well done Mike, fine playing, fine pair of shorts. And good to hear from you.
Sounding good Michael!
Nicely played!
