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Top 100 Country Songs banjo songs which Banjo Hangout members have uploaded to the website.

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Pancho and Lefty

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 23, 2020


my attempt at a Townes Van Zandt classic...it's in the key of G...backing musicians compliments of Band In A Box...

Pancho and Lefty

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 22, 2020


my attempt at a Townes Van Zandt classic...it's in the key of G...backing musicians compliments of Band In A Box...

I Still Miss Someone

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 8, 2020


this Johnny Cash song has been covered by a lot of folks including Flatt & Scruggs..I used to do it a lot at dance gigs because it makes a pretty good 2-step dance song...

I Still Miss Someone

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 8, 2020


this Johnny Cash song has been covered by a lot of folks including Flatt & Scruggs..I used to do it a lot at dance gigs because it makes a pretty good 2-step dance song...

"Last Date"

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 6, 2018


Here is one I have worked out , which is a piano tune I have always loved. It's really fun to play on the banjo. Key of C......where is was written

"Last Date"

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 6, 2018


Here is one I have worked out , which is a piano tune I have always loved. It's really fun to play on the banjo. Key of C......where is was written

Cherokee Boogie

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 11, 2017


hey-ho-a-leena

Cherokee Boogie

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 11, 2017


hey-ho-a-leena

Til The Rivers All Run Dry

Play Episode Listen Later May 6, 2014


No Banjo

Til The Rivers All Run Dry

Play Episode Listen Later May 6, 2014


No Banjo

Gentle on My Mind

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 2, 2011


An arrangement I've been working on for my live set. Just because I like it.

Gentle on My Mind

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 2, 2011


An arrangement I've been working on for my live set. Just because I like it.

El Paso

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 1, 2011


Its lyrics were changed for a gold rush era play: Down in the gold camp of old Rough and Ready I fell in love with a gal with blue eyes. Nighttime would find me in Susan's great kitchen Drinking fine coffee and munching on pies. Etc.

El Paso

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 1, 2011


Its lyrics were changed for a gold rush era play: Down in the gold camp of old Rough and Ready I fell in love with a gal with blue eyes. Nighttime would find me in Susan's great kitchen Drinking fine coffee and munching on pies. Etc.

5. Crazy - Acoustic Flat Top - Buffy McGibbon

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 8, 2011


My Mom's favorite song for me to sing her. Donnie Gill asked me to sing something for his birthday and post it. I hope you enjoy a wonderful slow dance to this with your wife Donnie - Happy Birthday friend :) I never got this recorded while my mom was alive and it was on her list...so Donnie it's a double treat to do it now :)

5. Crazy - Acoustic Flat Top - Buffy McGibbon

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 8, 2011


My Mom's favorite song for me to sing her. Donnie Gill asked me to sing something for his birthday and post it. I hope you enjoy a wonderful slow dance to this with your wife Donnie - Happy Birthday friend :) I never got this recorded while my mom was alive and it was on her list...so Donnie it's a double treat to do it now :)

Your Cheatin Heart

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 12, 2010


I took a stab at this song in the Key of C.

Your Cheatin Heart

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 12, 2010


I took a stab at this song in the Key of C.

17 - Mountain Stream

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 6, 2010


This song was wrote and presented to me by Paul Roberts for my future banjo CD. Arrangement and guitars by Alexander Kartoyev. Banjo and vocal by me.

17 - Mountain Stream

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 6, 2010


This song was wrote and presented to me by Paul Roberts for my future banjo CD. Arrangement and guitars by Alexander Kartoyev. Banjo and vocal by me.

16 - Don't Forget Me, Baby - Russian version

Play Episode Listen Later May 14, 2010


Ne Zabyvay Menya - my original words in Russian

16 - Don't Forget Me, Baby - Russian version

Play Episode Listen Later May 14, 2010


Ne Zabyvay Menya - my original words in Russian

15 - Don't Forget Me, Baby

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 20, 2010


This is the first song that I wrote in country style for banjo. At first it was written in Russian language by myself. And now I'm happy that I can sing it in English too! This English version of lyrics for this song was written for me by my Banjo Hangout friend - Mike Gregory! I want to thank him very much for his great work about my Russian lyrics to translate it in English! So his name will appear on my future banjo CD where I add this song if you'll appreciate my performance of it. It is so great to creating real song together with my friend from another side of the Earth! All banjo parts by me; guitar, arrangement, record and mixing were done by Alexander Kartoyev who made my previous records too. Hope to see your comments here (especially about what you imagine while listening this song). It is very important and interesting for me :)

15 - Don't Forget Me, Baby

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 20, 2010


This is the first song that I wrote in country style for banjo. At first it was written in Russian language by myself. And now I'm happy that I can sing it in English too! This English version of lyrics for this song was written for me by my Banjo Hangout friend - Mike Gregory! I want to thank him very much for his great work about my Russian lyrics to translate it in English! So his name will appear on my future banjo CD where I add this song if you'll appreciate my performance of it. It is so great to creating real song together with my friend from another side of the Earth! All banjo parts by me; guitar, arrangement, record and mixing were done by Alexander Kartoyev who made my previous records too. Hope to see your comments here (especially about what you imagine while listening this song). It is very important and interesting for me :)

Faded Love,open D

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 31, 2010


An old tune I fooled with playing dances in the 70's

Faded Love,open D

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 31, 2010


An old tune I fooled with playing dances in the 70's

Liberty

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 15, 2010


This was recorded at Black Creek in 2008 with some friends.

Liberty

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 14, 2010


This was recorded at Black Creek in 2008 with some friends.

In The Pines, a la my old friend Mizzook's way

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 1, 2009


Played in Wilbur's ( aka Mizzook ) simplistic and, to me, pretty style. I hope you like it, and thanks for listening. Your comments and suggestions are always appreciated. Bill Martin

In The Pines, a la my old friend Mizzook's way

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 1, 2009


Played in Wilbur's ( aka Mizzook ) simplistic and, to me, pretty style. I hope you like it, and thanks for listening. Your comments and suggestions are always appreciated. Bill Martin

Ring Of Fire-Bill Breen

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 17, 2008


With everyone's thoughts on the political season, I thought I would throw my hat in the ring..."The Ring Of Fire," that is. Again, my favorite bass player (my wife Lynn) accompanies me while I pick the banjo and guitar.

Ring Of Fire-Bill Breen

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 16, 2008


With everyone's thoughts on the political season, I thought I would throw my hat in the ring..."The Ring Of Fire," that is. Again, my favorite bass player (my wife Lynn) accompanies me while I pick the banjo and guitar.

Buckaroo - Bill Breen

Play Episode Listen Later May 31, 2008


This is my version of the Buck Owens' popular instrumental, "Buckaroo." I put this arrangement together in response to a request from my Banjo Hangout Buddy, "Lumpy." My favorite bass player, my wife Lynn, is on bass and I'm on banjo and guitar. I hope you enjoy it, Lumpy!

Buckaroo - Bill Breen

Play Episode Listen Later May 30, 2008


This is my version of the Buck Owens' popular instrumental, "Buckaroo." I put this arrangement together in response to a request from my Banjo Hangout Buddy, "Lumpy." My favorite bass player, my wife Lynn, is on bass and I'm on banjo and guitar. I hope you enjoy it, Lumpy!

Tennessee Stud - Bill Breen

Play Episode Listen Later May 5, 2008


This arrangement is the result of a request from my BHO buddy, "Branding," who asked me to record Tennesee Stud. My wife, Lynn, is on bass and I'm on banjo and guitar. I hope you like it, Branding!

Tennessee Stud - Bill Breen

Play Episode Listen Later May 4, 2008


This arrangement is the result of a request from my BHO buddy, "Branding," who asked me to record Tennesee Stud. My wife, Lynn, is on bass and I'm on banjo and guitar. I hope you like it, Branding!

Texas Moon

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 11, 2007


copyright 2007 Hal Rowberry. All rights reserved. I played banjo on this session job, and really like the tune. Lots of fun to listen to! My part was mostly rhythm, but I got a few licks in, here and there. You can hear the banjo mostly on the right side of the mix. At the end of the song, there's a reference to: "dancin' to Pinto, at the Saddle Sore Saloon' The Saddle Sore is a famous honky-tonk just over the hill from Jackson Hole, on the Idaho side, in a tiny town called Swan Valley. All the rich folks and movied stars who live in Jackson hit the Saddle Soar, where nobody pays any attention to them. Pinto Bennet, The King of Elmore County, played there often, with his band, The Motel Cowboys. He's the best Country singer/songwriter I know. Pinto became a pretty big deal in the British Isles... I heard he was well known over there.

Texas Moon

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 11, 2007


copyright 2007 Hal Rowberry. All rights reserved. I played banjo on this session job, and really like the tune. Lots of fun to listen to! My part was mostly rhythm, but I got a few licks in, here and there. You can hear the banjo mostly on the right side of the mix. At the end of the song, there's a reference to: "dancin' to Pinto, at the Saddle Sore Saloon' The Saddle Sore is a famous honky-tonk just over the hill from Jackson Hole, on the Idaho side, in a tiny town called Swan Valley. All the rich folks and movied stars who live in Jackson hit the Saddle Soar, where nobody pays any attention to them. Pinto Bennet, The King of Elmore County, played there often, with his band, The Motel Cowboys. He's the best Country singer/songwriter I know. Pinto became a pretty big deal in the British Isles... I heard he was well known over there.

Workin' Man/Folsom Prison Blues - Bill Breen

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 23, 2007


Just a quick, down and dirty version of my favorite instrumental medley. My wife, Lynn, is on bass and I'm on banjo and guitar.

Workin' Man/Folsom Prison Blues - Bill Breen

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 22, 2007


Just a quick, down and dirty version of my favorite instrumental medley. My wife, Lynn, is on bass and I'm on banjo and guitar.

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