02:26

Say Darwin Say, the non-edited version.

02:48

Scytodes, To Be Specific

01:17

Parasteatoda tepidariorum--the song.

00:42

1988 08 04 Skip brown & Fern B&W Aussies Garner NC

00:18

1988 09 26 Alex ZEPP playing with steering wheel, Garner, NC

00:29

Tuning a banjo's 5th string up to C

04:09

Right thumb melody syncopation, using Spotted Pony as an example.

02:10

Slow demo of Tom "Clarence" Ashley's "The Cuckoo Bird"

00:46

Slow Banjo part: "Say, Darwin, Say"

00:45

Slow Pretty Polly. Three-finger, played in Sawmill tuning.

00:17

triplets hammered on

00:16

triplets pulled off

00:13

galax fortune

00:09

2thumb2

00:13

2thumb

00:10

2thumb1

01:55

Hanged Man's Reel, an out-take

00:22

The late Bill Keith's Little Sadie slowly to show my fingerings

00:43

Sinkin' Creek played slowly for a bluegrass-style student

03:28

The Blackest Crow (Warning--contains ZEPP's singing) on a Doc Fossey "Guitar."

01:23

Colored Aristocracy, played on a new Ome Wizard

01:41

A little tip for unpacking your banjo or guitar when it arrives...

01:14

"Yellow Rose of Texas" on a 12-inch Pisgah Dobson Rambler

00:28

SLOW Jesu Joy of Man's Desiring, part 1

01:27

Slow Jingle Bells

01:21

Petronella Played slowly

01:04

Slow Ducks Eyeball

01:19

Little Billy Wilson, played slowly as a lesson

01:10

Boatman played slowly for a student.

01:45

"Seneca Square Dance," or "Waiting for the Federals" on a Rickard Maple Ridge

00:43

Slow Lost Indian

01:07

Slow Shady Grove

00:59

Slowly Played Lesson: Staten Island Hornpipe

01:52

Slow Bonaparte Crossing the Rhine

00:13

ClearHead™ Banjo: Drop thumb through a clear head

01:25

Last Chance: a student's intro to gCFCD capoed 2 to be gDGDE.

01:21

Angelina Baker, played simply, for a student to learn

01:17

The Blackest Crow in "Double D" slowly as a lesson

02:39

Snake River Reel slowly

01:27

Cumberland Gap on a George Wunderlich copy of an American Civil War banjo

02:31

Snowdrop on a Roy Smith Dragonfly

01:15

Shady Grove slowly...

00:40

Doc's Guitar. The "main" part, played slowly for a student as a pinky exercise.

00:52

Up Jumped the Devil, played on an Ome North Star custom, with a resonator

01:10

Deep River Blues slowly

00:37

Chuck Lee Honey Grove w. Dobson-style Tone Ring

00:37

Chuck Lee Fretless Honey Grove w. Wooden tone rim.

00:42

Chuck Lee Honey Grove w. brass tone ring

02:38

A Doc Watson anecdote

01:16

Fortune played slowly as a lesson.3gp

00:47

The "Rufus Crisp Lick" in G

01:21

John Hurt's Casey Jones played slowly for a student

00:58

John Hurt's "Lovin' Spoonful" played slowly for a student

02:06

Say Darwin, Say.

01:10

Sadie at the Back Door slowly

01:25

Slow demo of Old Joe Clark based (very loosely) on the playing of Wade Ward

01:41

Sandy Boys--slowly for a student

01:08

Eighth of January played on a Roy Smith "Fleur de Lis"

03:19

Waiting for Nancy played on an Ome Flora

01:00

Old Mother Flanagan done slowly as a teaching aid