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Geoff's method is clear, well-planned, and gets results. He breaks down three-finger rolls and hand positioning into clear and uncomplicated sections, and gets you playing right away. Students of any level can apply their new skills by playing along with Bert Casey's excellent backing tracks.
Overall Rating: 10
Where Purchased: freebanjovideos.com
There's no better way to get started playing bluegrass banjo. You follow a step-by-step lesson plan, and enjoy applying the new licks and rolls to a rhythm track. There's a lot of advice on how to jam with other musicians, and enhance a song with simple banjo accompaniment.
Overall Rating: 10
Where Purchased: freebanjovideos.com
The Favorite Licks series is a great way to embellish what you've learned from Backup Licks and Rolls. There's a movie, backup tracks at different speeds, and tablature you can print or view on your computer screen. Progress at your own pace, and enjoy making music right away.
Overall Rating: 10
Where Purchased: freebanjovideos.com
If you're holding a banjo, sooner or later someone is going to ask you to play 'Dueling Banjos.' When you decide to add this crowd-pleaser to your repertoire, this is the way to go. Included are a backing track (with and without banjo), full tablature and instructional video. If you can play 'Nine Pound Hammer,' and 'Oh Susannah,' you're ready.
Overall Rating: 10
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