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Banjo Hangout Top 100 Jazz Songs

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

  1. 74

    Blue Smoke ( a Merle Travis early fusion tune)

    my arrangement and adaptation of a Merle Travis guitar instrumental to banjo...it&#39s in Dm and shifts to Dmaj for the bridge...

  2. 73
  3. 72

    ''Emaline''

    A Cab Calloway hit from the 1930&#39s, that our 7 piece jazz band often played on a Sunday arvo&#39 at the &#39&#39Story Bridge&#39&#39 pub ... a very popular watering hole, here on the banks of the Brisbane river. \Key F, tuning CGBD ..... hope you enjoy this one on plectrum banjo.. ..... Don.

  4. 71
  5. 70

    St James Infirmary

    traditional blues / jazz

  6. 69

    Autumn Leaves

    Les Feuilles Mortes

  7. 68
  8. 67

    Limehouse Blues

    jazz classic

  9. 66
  10. 65

    AT THE JAZZ BAND BALL (La Rocca-Shields, 1918)

    That&#39s another intercontinental job with Don on plectrum banjo & me on tenor banjo: each one recorded his part at home, Don in Australia, myself in Italy. We enjoyed a lot!

  11. 64
  12. 63

    Blue Skies

    Originally in a 1926 Rodgers and Hart musical, Betsy, and recorded by 50 or more singers and bands afterwards.

  13. 62

    "Sophisticated Lady"

    Supporting &#39&#39Eddy Davis&#39 &#39&#39 4St. forum topic, &#39&#39Modern Jazz Videos.&#39&#39 This 1932 memorable jazz &#39&#39Duke&#39&#39 classic played on plectrum banjo. Key Ab, tuning CGBD. - - thanks for tunin&#39 in. - - Don.

  14. 61

    Whatever Lola Wants

    Jazz song from an old broadway play

  15. 60

    "Do You Know What It Means To Miss New Orleans" - - Don and Marco.

    Another banjo collaboration, with yours truly plectrum banjo, and Marco tenor banjo. Hope you all can join us, [as we imagine ourselves] playin&#39 this beaut tune, on the banks of the lazy Mississipi, down in New Orleans. Don.

  16. 59

    All of Me

    5-string over Realband backing track, gypsy jazz stylie.

  17. 58
  18. 57

    Minor Swing

    This is my &#34coming out&#34 recording, as my first upload. In support of the tab I posted, it&#39s my transcription of Django&#39s guitar part to banjo. 1st two rounds are Djangos notes, then a couple of rounds of me trying to be gypsyish, then Django again. Recorded through laptop mic onto a Realband backing track.

  19. 56
  20. 55

    ''Buddy Boldens Bluees,'' written by "Jelly Roll Morton."

    Supporting Eddy Davis&#39 4 string forum topic on&#39&#39 Some more Jelly Roll Morton Tunes.&#39&#39

  21. 54

    Little Linda

    I think this is technically a samba.

  22. 53

    Slow Blues

    &#39&#39Lance Maquire,&#39&#39 a good tenor banjo playin&#39 old mate of mine, had a copy of this tune, played by &#39&#39Harry.&#39 I&#39d never heard it before, and liked it a lot, so I&#39m posting it here, so you can have a listen. 21/5/14 I&#39m sorry for misleading you! but this is &#39&#39Lance Maquire&#39&#39 playin&#39 this, and not &#39&#39Harry Reser.&#39&#39 Take a bow &#39&#39Lance,&#39&#39 well played.

  23. 52
  24. 51

    Panhandle Rag

    Bob Wills & the Texas Playboys is where I learned this.

  25. 50

    St. James Infirmary

    Me and the Americana Ensemble class at Chicago&#39s Old Town School of Folk Music giving St. James Infirmary a go (Oct 2013). I&#39m practicing soloing and rolls. It&#39s a wonderful class full of nice, wickedly talented people. http://www.oldtownschool.org/classes/detail/?courseid=3609

  26. 49

    Sleigh Ride

    I re-recorded Sleigh Ride at a faster tempo and it turned out much better. Easier to play too...

  27. 48

    Young at Heart

    Version is done on a plectrum banjo for the four string tune of the month for October.

  28. 47

    After You've Gone

    This version is done on a plectrum banjo recorded in garage band with the built in mics on the mac

  29. 46

    Swing 62

    More gypsy jazz.

  30. 45

    Margie

    Exploring some single string jazz technique with this 1920&#39s jazz standard.

  31. 44

    How Can You Face Me Now

    This is an old &#34Fats&#34 Waller song that I found on Bela&#39s first CD. Uke, banjo, guitar and rhythm track.

  32. 43
  33. 42

    My Favorite Things

    If Miles Davis can play this.....than so can we. Kevin Chaffee on banjo, Pete Roehling on guitar.

  34. 41

    Lady of Spain - Plectrum Banjo

    Bruce Miner - Plectrum Banjo Per the request of my first BHO friend, LNEU

  35. 40

    Cabaret

    Bruce Miner - Plectrum Banjo

  36. 39

    Old Man River

    The iconic song from &#34Showboat&#34, originally sung by Paul Robeson in the Broadway play and then covered by everyone from Djanjo Reinhardt to Frank Sinatra. (Frank Sinatra???) My version is an homage to both John Jorgenson -who first really turned me on to Jazz- and his then partner in crime Doug Mattocks -who showed me that you could play *anything* on the banjo if you only wanted to badly enough... And this is one of those wonderful tunes where you don&#39t have to play things at high speed or with a lot of bells and whistles to make it sound good: just play the melody and let the music speak for itself. Recorded on my Vega Whyte Laydie in open G tuning.

  37. 38
  38. 37

    Bill Bailey, Won't You Please Come Home

    Bruce Miner - Plectrum Banjo

  39. 36

    Caravan

    Caravan with accordionist Sara

  40. 35

    Down Yonder / Alabama Jubilee - Medley

    Bruce Miner - Plectrum Banjo

  41. 34

    Bye Bye Blackbird

    Bruce Miner - Plectrum Banjo

  42. 33

    Charlie Parker's Yardbird Suite

    I have been listening to his music for half my life - finally got around to recording one!

  43. 32

    Stompin' At The Savoy

    My triple banjo version of the ol&#39 jazz standard from the early thirties. Rhythm banjo, brushed banjo, and a lead banjo. All mixed on Audition with only some reverb and volume adjustments.

  44. 31

    Groovin' High

    A tune associated with the pioneers of bebop, Charlie Parker and Dizzy Gillespie. Written over the changes to the 20&#39s pop song &#39Whispering&#39.

  45. 30

    Christmas Time Is Here

    Heres my 6 banjo version. I matched the tempo and the arrangement as closely as I could. But my jazzy solo in the middle is my own..good or bad,haha. I snuck in a hook riff from a 007 movie for laughs. This has rhythm banjo, two brushed banjos,banjo ornaments,banjo solo and bass banjo. I hope you like it.

  46. 29

    Oh Tannenbaum

    Heres my banjo take on the Christmas favorite. I've always loved Vince Guaraldi's version that was featured in Charlie Browns Christmas cartoon. This one has 5 banjos and I used a Keyboard cleaning brush, on the banjo head, to get the brushed sounds from the original recording,haha. Add a bass banjo track with the tuning dropped 3 whole steps and you get a pretty nice sounding bass string,haha. This was a fun project .

  47. 28

    Mountain Dance

    This is a tune that Dave Grusin did in the 1980&#39s ... for a movie called &#34Falling in Love&#34 with DeNiro and Streep. I always liked it, so .. here &#39tis. It&#39s all 5 string banjo and electric bass with the exception of a shaker that shows up in the first section for a few bars. All other rhythm is played on the banjo head.

  48. 27

    God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen

    My swingy, bluesy version of the old standby. I guess its now &#34rest YE Funky Bluesy Dudes&#34 Lol.

  49. 26

    Sweet Georgia Brown

    Bruce Miner - Plectrum Banjo

  50. 25

    Battle Hymn of The Republic / Dixie

    Bruce Miner - Plectrum Banjo

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