Give Me the Banjo Page #11
IT WAS A VALUABLE LESSON ABOU FOR WAS WORTH SINGING ABOUT.
IT WAS A VALUABLE LESSON ABOU THE PURPOSE AND POWER OF
IT WAS A VALUABLE LESSON ABOU THE PURPOSE AND POWER OF
FOLK SONGS.
TO PLAY THE BANJO,
TO PLAY THE BANJO,
TILL I SPENT FOUR MONTHS IN
THE SOUTH HITCHHIKING AROUND.
EVERY TIME I RAN INTO
A BANJO PICKER,
I'D WATCH CLOSELY.
AND TRY AND FIGURE OU WHAT HE WAS DOING.
AND THAT'S WHEN I FOUND OU ABOUT FRAILING.
Martin:
FOR THE MINSTREL WITHA MISSION, FOLK MUSIC WAS NO JUST ABOUT COLLECTING OLD SONGS,
NEW ONES BY EVERY AVAILABLE
MEANS.
[ TUNING ]
KNOW HOW TO TUNE A BANJO.
[ TUNING ]
Martin:
IN 1948, HE WROTE[ TUNING ]
A PIONEERING BANJO MANUAL.
A PIONEERING BANJO MANUAL.
AND LATER IN THE '50s, FOLLOWED
A PIONEERING BANJO MANUAL.
AND LATER IN THE '50s, FOLLOWED
IT WITH AN INSTRUCTIONAL LP
AND LATER IN THE '50s, FOLLOWED
IT WITH AN INSTRUCTIONAL LP
AND EVEN A 16-MILLIMETER
IT WITH AN INSTRUCTIONAL LP
AND EVEN A 16-MILLIMETER
FILM LOOP.
NOW, PLACE THE FINGERS OF
YOUR LEFT HAND FIRMLY SO.
AND THAT SHOULD MAKE A C CHORD.
I REALIZED I WANTED TO TEACH
PEOPLE DIFFERENT WAYS OF
PLAYING IT.
PEOPLE DIFFERENT WAYS OF
PLAYING IT.
SOMETIMES YOU KIND OF STRUM IT.
PLAYING IT.
SOMETIMES YOU KIND OF STRUM IT.
THAT'S WHERE I SAID,
SOMETIMES YOU KIND OF STRUM IT.
THAT'S WHERE I SAID,
GET "BUMP-DITTY."
AND THEN I SHOWED HOW YOU GE AN EXTRA NOTE WITH YOUR
LEFT HAND.
DID YOU INVENT THAT TERM?
IT'S USED THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE
I INVENTED THAT WORD.
IT'S USED THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE
IT'S USED THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE
BY GUITAR PICKERS NOW.
BY GUITAR PICKERS NOW.
IF YOU COME DOWN ON A STRING,
BY GUITAR PICKERS NOW.
GET A NOTE WITH YOUR LEFT HAND,
IF YOU COME DOWN ON A STRING,
GET A NOTE WITH YOUR LEFT HAND,
IT'S CALLED "HAMMERING ON."
GET A NOTE WITH YOUR LEFT HAND,
IT'S CALLED "HAMMERING ON."
IT'S CALLED "HAMMERING ON."
AND I INVENTED THE WORD
"PULLING OFF."
"PULLING OFF."
MY MOTHER SAID, "THAT'S CALLED
"PULLING OFF."
MY MOTHER SAID, "THAT'S CALLED
LEFT-HAND PIZZICATO."
MY MOTHER SAID, "THAT'S CALLED
LEFT-HAND PIZZICATO."
THAT'S WHAT VIOLINISTS CALL IT.
LEFT-HAND PIZZICATO."
THAT'S WHAT VIOLINISTS CALL IT.
I SAID, "EH, I CALL I THAT'S WHAT VIOLINISTS CALL IT.
I SAID, "EH, I CALL I 'PULLING OFF.'"
I SAID, "EH, I CALL I 'PULLING OFF.'"
Martin:
FOR A GENERATION'PULLING OFF.'"
Martin:
FOR A GENERATIONMartin:
FOR A GENERATIONGROWING UP IN THE '50s,
MYSELF INCLUDED, PETE'S
GROWING UP IN THE '50s,
MYSELF INCLUDED, PETE'S
HOMEMADE MANUAL WAS
MYSELF INCLUDED, PETE'S
HOMEMADE MANUAL WAS
AN OPEN SESAME TO A NEW WORLD
HOMEMADE MANUAL WAS
OF MUSICAL POSSIBILITIES.
CHILDREN, GO
WHERE I SEND THEE
HOW SHALL I SEND THEE?
GUESS WHO BOUGHT ONE OF
THOSE COPIES?
THOSE COPIES?
NAMED DAVE GUARD.
NAMED DAVE GUARD.
AND A YEAR LATER, I GE NAMED DAVE GUARD.
AND A YEAR LATER, I GE A LETTER.
AND A YEAR LATER, I GE A LETTER.
"PETE, I'VE BEEN PUTTING THA A LETTER.
"PETE, I'VE BEEN PUTTING THA BOOK TO HARD USE.
"PETE, I'VE BEEN PUTTING THA BOOK TO HARD USE.
I AND TWO OTHERS HAVE A GROUP
BOOK TO HARD USE.
I AND TWO OTHERS HAVE A GROUP
WE CALL THE KINGSTON TRIO."
I AND TWO OTHERS HAVE A GROUP
WE CALL THE KINGSTON TRIO."
ONE FOR THE:
WE CALL THE KINGSTON TRIO."
ONE FOR THE:
LITTLE-BITTY BABY
ONE FOR THE:
LITTLE-BITTY BABY
SO, LIKE IT OR NOT, YOU'VE
LITTLE-BITTY BABY
INFLUENCED A WHOLE GENERATION
SO, LIKE IT OR NOT, YOU'VE
INFLUENCED A WHOLE GENERATION
OR TWO OF BANJO PLAYERS,
INFLUENCED A WHOLE GENERATION
OR TWO OF BANJO PLAYERS,
I GUESS.
OR TWO OF BANJO PLAYERS,
I GUESS.
IT WAS THE MOST IMPORTAN I GUESS.
IT WAS THE MOST IMPORTAN THING I'D EVER DID IN MY LIFE,
IT WAS THE MOST IMPORTAN THING I'D EVER DID IN MY LIFE,
WAS WHAT I DID IN THE '50s.
THING I'D EVER DID IN MY LIFE,
I COULD HAVE KICKED THE BUCKE WAS WHAT I DID IN THE '50s.
I COULD HAVE KICKED THE BUCKE IN 1960, AND MY MAIN WORK ON
I COULD HAVE KICKED THE BUCKE IN 1960, AND MY MAIN WORK ON
THIS WORLD HAD BEEN DONE.
IN 1960, AND MY MAIN WORK ON
THIS WORLD HAD BEEN DONE.
THIS WORLD HAD BEEN DONE.
TO SIT THROUGH 25 MINUTES OF
THIS BANJO AND ME, I GUESS YOU
TO SIT THROUGH 25 MINUTES OF
THIS BANJO AND ME, I GUESS YOU
MUST REALLY WANT TO LEARN HOW TO
THIS BANJO AND ME, I GUESS YOU
MUST REALLY WANT TO LEARN HOW TO
PLAY THE INSTRUMENT.
ZENA, ZENA, ZENA, ZENA
CAN'T YOU HEAR THE MUSIC PLAYING
IN THE CITY SQUARE?
CAN'T YOU HEAR THE MUSIC PLAYING
IN THE CITY SQUARE?
Martin:
BETWEEN 1950 ANDIN THE CITY SQUARE?
Martin:
BETWEEN 1950 ANDMartin:
BETWEEN 1950 AND1952, PETE SEEGER AND HIS
BANDMATES IN THE WEAVERS SOLD
BANDMATES IN THE WEAVERS SOLD
OVER 4 MILLION RECORDS WITH
BANDMATES IN THE WEAVERS SOLD
OVER 4 MILLION RECORDS WITH
THEIR INTERPRETATIONS OF
OVER 4 MILLION RECORDS WITH
THEIR INTERPRETATIONS OF
FOLK SONGS LIKE:
THEIR INTERPRETATIONS OF
FOLK SONGS LIKE:
"GOOD NIGHT, IRENE,"
FOLK SONGS LIKE:
"GOOD NIGHT, IRENE,"
"ZENA ZENA," AND
"GOOD NIGHT, IRENE,"
"ZENA ZENA," AND
"KISSES SWEETER THAN WINE."
"ZENA ZENA," AND
IT SHOULD HAVE BEEN A TRIUMPHAN "KISSES SWEETER THAN WINE."
IT SHOULD HAVE BEEN A TRIUMPHAN TIME FOR THEM.
IT SHOULD HAVE BEEN A TRIUMPHAN TIME FOR THEM.
WHILE THE WEAVERS' COMMERCIAL
TIME FOR THEM.
WHILE THE WEAVERS' COMMERCIAL
SUCCESS SPARKED MAINSTREAM
WHILE THE WEAVERS' COMMERCIAL
SUCCESS SPARKED MAINSTREAM
INTEREST IN FOLK MUSIC, THEIR
SUCCESS SPARKED MAINSTREAM
INTEREST IN FOLK MUSIC, THEIR
POLITICAL CAUSES AND PAS INTEREST IN FOLK MUSIC, THEIR
POLITICAL CAUSES AND PAS ASSOCIATIONS DREW THE ATTENTION
POLITICAL CAUSES AND PAS ASSOCIATIONS DREW THE ATTENTION
OF THE HOUSE UN-AMERICAN
ASSOCIATIONS DREW THE ATTENTION
OF THE HOUSE UN-AMERICAN
ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE.
OF THE HOUSE UN-AMERICAN
ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE.
ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE.
LONG-PLAYING ALBUMS
LONG-PLAYING ALBUMS
SUCH MUSICAL COMBINATIONS AS
LONG-PLAYING ALBUMS
SUCH MUSICAL COMBINATIONS AS
THE WEAVERS.
SUCH MUSICAL COMBINATIONS AS
THE WEAVERS.
THIS PARTICULAR ALBUM,
THE WEAVERS.
THIS PARTICULAR ALBUM,
THIS PARTICULAR ALBUM,
"THE WEAVERS ON TOUR."
THREE OF THESE PEOPLE MENTIONED
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