Hi there, was wondering if anyone could help me with the tab for Angus and Julia Stone- On the Road?
Here's the song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cDzvSQhTd0s
This one's been posted before but had no replies: http://www.banjohangout.org/archive/220439
Thanks!
Rory
Several months ago a tune was presented by  Paul Brown,  'A banjo has a happy sound'.  Does anyone have the tab for it? Â
Hi guys, this is my first time posting and requesting anything. im super new to banjo (can barely play) but hope to get better. Anyways, my sister is getting married and wants to hear the song "Glass Heart" by "Magic Giant". I have no idea how to even figure out a tab, but it sounds reatively simple. Does anyone know of a tab for this song?
Thanks in advance!
-Nick
How do you remove the ( TABIEDIT VERSION DEMO ) Printed over tabs in Tab archive ?????
Does anyone know where I can find tabs for any of the clawhammer stuff TDM3 does? I know in a lot of songs Cooper plays a tenor but I'm just looking for stuff I can do on my 5 string.
I've been on a Steeldrivers run for a couple of months (yeah, I know they've been around for a while, just slow I guess). Really enjoy Chris Stapleton's voice, and do realize that he's no longer with them; also like the bluesy feel to a lot of their stuff and find it fairly unique. Richard Bailey is a joy to listen to; he throws all kinds of things into the songs. Have watched and listened the videos to this song quite a bit. It's a very interesting song, with blues and old time spiritual hint to its bluegrass.
I realize that both he and Chris are playing a repeated phrase through most of the song, except for a part of the chorus and the bridge. The videos haven't quite given me a good enough vantage to see exactly what Richard is doing. Looks like he starts it in D with a open 4th string, then frets the 4th string at the 4th fret, slides up two frets then an additional one. Not sure what he's doing on the chorus other than descending chords over a reverse roll, and not quite sure what he's doing on the bridge, but sounds like fairly simple patterns over the chord shapes.
Any help will be most appreciated,
Steve
I know this song is almost the Battle Hymn of the Republic, but I'd like an arrangement in even 4s instead of a shuffle like the Hymn.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ApHuP_oULw
Hi, all! Can someone tell me what song Jim is playing beginning at the :43 second mark?
Many of my tabs have been posted on Steve Fullerton's new website. Many of the tabs in which I put in the "pitch bends" which Michael Corcoran does not use, are in the archives yet Steve credits them as Michael's tabs. I'm sure this is unknown to Michael and several other tabbers. Steve credits them as other people's tabs but if you look in the tab archives, they are nowhere to be found. Earl's Bkdwn, Randy Lynn Rag, Flint Hill etc. all use "pitch bends" and they are not posted in the archives. Sean Ray's tabs of course use the "pitch bend" effect but is Sean aware of what's going on.
To repeat, Steve's songs are posted as tabbed by members of BHO but they are not the ones posted on Steve's site complete with bells and whistles and "pitch bends" etc.
His printed tabs shows them with pitch bends effects which are not at all in the present tab archives. All of my tuner tabs contain pitch bend effects which I began to use many years ago but they are not the same tabs as he has posted on his website...
This may have been an accident by Steve but I want them removed as this just makes putting all the time I, or others put into creating good tabs pointless if they can just be posted on any website. I hope this is corrected soon or what is the purpose of creating good tabs...Jack Baker p.s. this appears to be Steve's first appearance on BHO so he may not be aware of the way things are done on BHO...
A couple of days ago I launched a new software product that can display and play banjo tabs in a web browser. It requires no software installation, no plugins or downloads and is completely free. The software is 100% banjo focused -- because I am a banjo player. It has a built in band-in-a-box capability so tab authors will not have to add backing tracks. All you need to do is make sure the song has chords and guitar and bass are added automatically. Currently the software runs best in Google Chrome or Firefox.
I chose a tab format similar to that used at the banjo newsletter. I figured if there was an existing banjo tab standard, the newsletter is probably the best choice because most of us are familiar with it. I have added in some things like support for D-Tuners.
The tab playback uses a brand new technology from Google called WebAudio. This software is still under development at Google and the spec is still not finalized. However it is built into Google Chrome, Firefox, Safari (on a Mac), Opera. Microsoft has agreed to implement WebAudio but it hasn't appeared in Internet Explorer yet.
This is not intended as competition for the banjo hangout. It is just another viewer/player like TABLEDIT or TABRITE. Maybe some day in the BHO tab archive you will see download options: TABLEDIT, TABRITE and WEBAUDIO.
I am looking for feedback, ideas, suggestions, bugs, ... I would also like to set a target of supporting 100 test tunes. If you are a BHO tabber and you would like to see your stuff in this new format, please post your song list in this forum (or just give me permission to use your tabs) and I will do the rest. If you do not like the end result, just post a comment in this forum and I will remove your tabs. Every tab will have the tabber's name in the top right corner -- arranged by ....
If you would like to see the site, lookup 'Leaving Cottondale' in the BHO tab archive. As of right now I have the only version of this song.
Thanks in advance for your help!
p.s. when I first launched this site a day ago I included around 80 test tunes that I selected from the BHO. These were tunes I thought were the best of the best. However, within minutes I was attacked verbally, insulted, called a russian hacker and insulted again. I pulled all the BHO tunes from my site within a few hours. Not a great start. Perhaps this approach will be more successful :-)
I can find the lyrics but no chords. Tab would be great, but I can't even find the chords.
Thanks.
Does anyone have the tab for this? Been looking for it but have had no luck. Thanks.
quail is a pretty bird - wondering if anyone has a tab for this song, on john hartford's hamilton ironworks and gene goforth's eminence breakdown albums
Can anyone help please. Would like a tab for Del McCoury 'I feel the blues movin in'
Nearly got it by ear just struggling with a few places.
Many thanks
Eddie
does anyone have suggestions for playing Sarah Evans' Revival in banjo?
I would like to play trambone (Chet Atkins style) on the guitar. Is there a tab of it available somewhere ? Thanks, Gilles.
I bought a new pc and lost all my tab I had, should of kept the hard drive. Anyone have this tab its an up the neck tab not the one on the hangout already.
Wondering if anybody would happen to have and Tabs to the old Hymn "Oh What a Savior". Or any advice of how to put Some Roll to it. Im not Adavanced of a Player but woulld love to Be able to play a Lead part to This in Church. Any Help Would be greatly Appreciated
Anyone know of a Tab for the version Charlie is playing here?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AJE3Vf4_2I0
Any tab this song (especially Bela's part)?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AOW9FtYlmNw