Banjo Hangout Newest 100 Bluegrass (Scruggs) Songs

Here is banjo friend and elite picker Brent Lamons picking Earl tunes on DA Enjoy

Here is pro picker Jim Britton picking one of his signature tunes on DA

Here is master picker and banjo friend Brent Lamons picking one of my favorite tunes on DA

Remix of this Doobie Brothers song to bring up the banjo in the mix

Written in 1917, made famous by The Carter Family... this recording is from 2015...

This is a SUNO AI version of a song that I wrote 16 years ago after a fight/make up with my wife. I hope you like it.

Greg Cahill&#39s great tune using Keith tuners

The tab as played in the second half of the tune comes from the book &#34Bluegrass Banjo&#34 by Peter Wernick. (1974).

hold what you got lick

This songs needs a Scruggs-style-banjo break at time 3:18 into the song, If anyone want to step forward. Song is about a girl and her friend, one who liked my fiddle playing, in the Grand Canyon North Rim. If interested, please contact the author. I will send a chord chart, and you can send me back a wav file with your break. Quantum1MechanicAtGmail.com .

3-Finger Arrangement

A fun, driving tune to play. Originally written for mandolin, it was first made popular as a banjo tune by Larry Sparks and more recently covered by Billy Strings.

Cripple Creek on my Hatfield Special

I&#39m playing a Deering Calico banjo.

I had the tab for this tune in a book from Lluis Gomez. The John Reischmann Banjo Book

North of the Carolina?s by Tony holt and the wildwood valley boys

Cover of a Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers song

Cover of a Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers song.

Just Like Heaven recorded 8/11/2025 using a backup track and myself on banjo and lyrics

One of my all time favorites. Let&#39s get this music back on pop radio!

Just another take on the &#39old outlaw&#39 tunes.

Old time fiddle tune finger picked on a new 12&#34 open back.

The tune was written by Bill Napier, the mandolin player in the Stanley Brothers&#39 band. The musicians on the recording were Carter Stanley, guitar; Ralph Stanley, banjo; Bill Napier, mandolin; Curley Lambert, bass; Howdy Forrester, fiddle; and Benny Martin, fiddle.

From the home studio using my 1927 TB4 conversion with it&#39s original no-hole archtop re-installed. I&#39m playing Banjo, Dobro, Mandolin and rhythm guitar and bass with the mouse.

Example of my mahogany bow tie conversion - 1960. No hole, archtop to flathead conversion, Clancy Mullins neck.

Reference recording for the tab posted--view my tabs here.

Short test/practice clip

1931 Gibson Style 11 Conversion, Blaylock 1205 Tone Ring, Neat Mahogany Neck, Wadsworth Bridge. Pot Refinished/Reskinned by Huber.

Video with banjo, violin and concert piano (BHO don?t share short videos) https://youtube.com/shorts/mjkYtpY0gic?si=C4JfqjhmplTxIsA2

Just foolin&#39 around with a favorite Christmas melody.