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Boulding – Home
Banjo Video Lessons are posted regularly on YouTube. The list of Youtube videos was compiled by Jack Suter of JSuterGraphix.com,
(AKA Banjo Hangout member JackJack)
* Marks videos that have been redone with higher image definition and better audio.
LOTW Videos
Random Licks
o Scruggsy low position idea * o A dissonant/modal combo idea * o Licks based on fragmented positions *
G Melodic
o A common melodic passage idea * o A prevalent melodic idea with chromatic intervals *
o G major 16th note (2 note) melodic scale pathway< span class="red">*
o Very common melodic lick in B flat pentatonic (G blues) scale *
C Melodic
o Lick Of The Week-July 13, 2008 Intro C Melodic Licks
o Lick Of The Week-July 24, 2008
More on the C scale melodic licks.... o Lick Of The Week-Aug 4, 2008
Continuing the C melodic licks.... o Lick Of The Week-Aug 4, 2008
Continuing the C melodic licks....Part 2
D Melodic
o Lick Of The Week-Aug 11, 2008
Starting the Melodic D series o Lick Of The Week-Aug 18, 2008
Continuing in the D Melodic ideas. o Lick Of THe Week-Aug 24, 2008
Continuing in D melodic.
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Two note D maj scale and suing the pathways covered to play St Anne's Reel
o Lick Of THe Week-Aug 24, 2008 Part II D melodic/St Anne's Reel
o Lick Of THe Week-Sept 8, 2008 Ending the D melodic series with some 4 note ideas
o Lick Of THe Week-Sept 8, 2008 Part II Using the scale in a fidlle tune setting-Whiskey Before Breakfast
Single String
o Lick Of The Week-Sept 15, 2008 An introduction to single string style...a 'primer', if you will.
We'll use the G scale for the introduction. o LOTW-Sept 15, 2008 Part II
Continuing with the single string primer. Putting the scale to work and adding blues notes to create some lick
ideas. o LOTW-Sept 22, 2008
Using Chromatic notes mixed with the G scale to produce nice single string ideas....
o LOTW-Sept 29, 2008 C single string scale and ideas-primer
o LOTW-Oct 8, 2008 Adding chromatic to the C maj scale in frets 1-5...
o LOTW-Oct 15, 2008
Continuing the Cmaj single string primer. Mixing chromatic intervals with the scale tones to make licks...
o LOTW-Oct 20, 2008 A primer for D major single string.
o LOTW-Oct 27, 2008 Making single string licks in and around the D pos...
o Lick Of The Week-Nov 10, 2008 Continuing the D single string vids.
Adding chromatic intervals to make licks in the D pos area...
Scruggs Foundational: Licks and Rolls
o Lick Of The Week-Nov 20, 2008 Here's the first video for the LOTW dealing with Scruggs low pos licks/ideas.
Here's some essential rolling vocabulary ideas.... o Lick Of The Week-Nov 24, 2008
Continuing in the Scruggs 'foundational' low pos licks and fills.
Commented [HR1]: Typo: The
Commented [HR2]: Pick one spelling and stick with it. Cmaj is the more common.
Commented [HR3]: Might as well spell out the word – younger people and those without English as a first language might not pick up on “position.”
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G Licks
o Lick Of The Week-Dec 2, 2008 More on the Low pos 'G' ideas/licks in Scruggs style.
o Lick Of The Week-Dec 8, 2008
Continuing in Scruggs low pos 'G' foundation licks/fills. o Lick Of The Week-Dec 15, 2008
More Scruggs low pos ideas/fills/licks...
C Licks
o Lick Of The Week-Dec 23, 2008 Starting the 'C' low position Scruggs foundation...
o Lick Of The Week-Dec 28, 2008
More on low position Scruggs "C" fills and ideas... o Lick Of The Week-January 5, 2009
The next vid in the low pos Scruggs ideas for 'C'... o Lick Of The Week-January 11, 2009
Concluding the Low pos C fill/Lick ideas for Scruggs style...
D Licks
o Lick Of The Week-January 19, 2009 Starting the "D" licks and fill ideas for Scruggs, in the low positions...
o Lick Of The Week-January 26, 2009
More "D" position Scruggs ideas. o Lick Of The Week-February 7, 2009
Finishing up the basic Scrugggs low pos "D" series.
Scruggs Foundational: Backup
o Lick Of The Week-February 15, 2009 Beginning a series on foundational Scruggs backup ideas. Here's an overview of Basic Vamping...
o Lick Of The Week-February 20, 2009 Continuing in the backup videos. Vamping Part 2...
o Lick Of The Week-February 27, 2009 Adding a couple new 'twists' to the Vamp patterns. Vamping Part 3...
o Lick Of The Week-March 5, 2009
Scruggs backup ideas- the "boogie Woogie" idea. o Lick Of The Week-March 12, 2009
Adding to the 'boogie' idea and moving into shape '2' for ideas. o Lick Of The Week-March 19, 2009
Scruggs backup ideas continued...moving from the '2' shape into the '3'.
Commented [HR4]: Boogie-Woogie
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o Lick Of The Week-March 25, 2009 Working on common variations for the two finger backup pattern.
o Lick Of The Week April 1, 2009 Concluding the vids for basic and essential Scruggs backup licks
o Lick Of The Week April 8, 2009 Using the backup ideas in the context of a tune.. Part 1
o Lick Of The Week April 8, 2009 Using the backup ideas in the context of a tune.. Part 2
Blues and Scruggs Style
o Lick Of The Week April 15, 2009 Beginning a series on Blues and Scruggs style....
o Lick Of The Week April 23, 2009 Continuing in the blues ideas in Scruggs style...JD Licks
o Lick Of The Week April 30, 2009 Adding some single string movement to the position/shape..
o Lick Of The Week May 8, 2009 Scruggs style blues,working out of the barre position...
o Lick Of The Week May 14, 2009 Finishing up the basic ideas for bluesy Scruggs...
Chords
o Lick Of The Week May 18, 2009 Beginning the study of the 3 chord shapes. Part 1
o Lick Of The Week May 18, 2009 Beginning the study of the 3 chord shapes. Part 2
o Lick Of The Week May 25, 2009 Minors and 7ths. Part 1
o Lick Of The Week May 25, 2009 Minors and 7ths. Part 2
Beginngs and Endings
o Lick Of The Week June 5, 2009 A few classic Scruggs style intros/kick-offs
o Lick Of The Week June 8, 2009 Standard Scruggs style endings
Alternate Tunings
o Lick Of The Week June 16, 2009 Drop C Tuning
Commented [HR6]: Need space between blues and working
Commented [HR5]: barre is as we know, a correct spelling
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o Lick Of The Week June 22, 2009 D Tuning Basics Part 1
o Lick Of The Week June 22, 2009 D Tuning Basics Part 2
o Lick Of The Week July 7, 2009 D Tuners
Tremelo Series
o Lick Of The Week July 24, 2009 Tremelo Part 1: Looking at playing slower tempo material with
tremelo. o Lick Of The Week July 27, 2009
Tremelo Part 2: Adding some suspended ideas to the pattern o Lick Of The Week August 9, 2009
Tremelo Part 3: Adding some other chord extension ideas to the patterns.
o Lick Of The Week August 14, 2009 Tremelo Part 4: Using Amazing Grace as an example tune.
Building Solos in Scruggs Style
o Lick Of The Week August 18, 2009 Part 1: Identifying melody and chord structure
o Lick Of The Week August 28, 2009 Part 2: Adding rolls and ornaments to the melody line
o Lick Of The Week September 1, 2009 Part 3: Adding standard Scruggs licks
"Formating" or "Job" of the Banjo throughout a Tune: Worried Man Blues
o Lick Of The Week September 8, 2009 Part 1: Introduction - The kick-off and fills before the vocalist sings.
o Lick Of The Week September 16, 2009
Part 2: Backup - Supporting the other members as they are playing "active backup" behind the singer.
o Lick Of The Week September 30, 2009 Part 3: Backup - Conclusion. Playing behind the guitar, last solo, and
ending.
Using a Metronome
o Lick Of The Week February 3, 2009 Counting in time, playing rolls, licks, etc with the metronome.
Commented [HR7]: Tremolo – one E, to Os
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Triplets
o Lick Of The Week October 15, 2009 Part 1: Establishing the basic idea of the triplet.
o Lick Of The Week October 19, 2009
Part 2: Looking at stylistic ideas for triplets.
Advanced String Bending
o Lick Of The Week October 30, 2009 Part 1: G Major 6th Pedal Steel guitar bend using the "D" (#2) chord shape formation.
o Lick Of The Week November 4, 2009 Part 2: D Major Pedal Steel guitar bend, using the "F" (#1) chord
shape formation. o Lick Of The Week November 10, 2009
Part 3: Suspended half-step bends using the "F" (#1) and "D" (#2) chord shape formations
(example song Last Train To Clarksville), and barred chord bends.
Outtakes
o Lick Of The Week November 16, 2009 Reggea Techniques Part 1: Using The Police song Roxanne as an example, we explore
using a drum machine and feeling the vibe with the help of an original reggea outfit.
Understanding Keys
o Lick Of The Week December 12, 2009 Part 1: Chord Progression in the key of G, using Nine Pound
Hammer as an example. o Lick Of The Week December 16, 2009
Part 2: Moving from the key of G to D, using Nine Pound Hammer as an example.
o Lick Of The Week December 28, 2009 Part 3: Adding the minor.
Scruggs Style Single String
o Lick Of The Week January 4, 2010 Part 1: Hi Reg Single String
o Lick Of The Week January 12, 2010 Part 2: Single String Variations
Commented [HR8]: Reggae
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o Lick Of The Week January 20, 2010 Part 3: Transposing Hi Reg Idea
Understanding the Minor Key
o Lick Of The Week March 22, 2010
Part 1: Minor keys o Lick Of The Week March 29, 2010
Part 2a: Minor keys
o Lick Of The Week April 7, 2010 Part 2b: Minor keys
o Lick Of The Week April 12, 2010 Part 3: Minor keys
o Lick Of The Week April 20, 2010 Part 4: Minor keys
o Lick Of The Week April 25, 2010 Part 5: Using the Am scale to solo
o Lick Of The Week May 3, 2010 Part 6: Jerusalem's Ridge Part A solo
o Lick Of The Week May 11, 2010 Part 6b: Jerusalem's Ridge Part B solo
o Lick Of The Week May 27, 2010 Part 6c: Conclusion of Jerusalem's Ridge Part C solo
Understanding the Capo
o Lick Of The Week September 8, 2010 Part 1: The capo
o Lick Of The Week September 10, 2010 Part 2: The capo in the key of D
o Lick Of The Week September 13, 2010 Part 3: The capo in the keys of E and F
Music Theory Application for the Banjo
o Lick Of The Week October 17, 2010 Part 1: The 12 Notes
o Lick Of The Week October 18, 2010 Part 2: Application
o Lick Of The Week October 21, 2010
Part 3: Adding Whole Steps o Lick Of The Week October 21, 2010
Part 4: Exploring Major Scales o Lick Of The Week October 26, 2010
Part 5: Exploring Scale Pathways
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o Lick Of The Week October 26, 2010 Part 6: Exploring Pentatonic Scales
o Lick Of The Week November 2, 2010 Part 7: Aeolian/Relative Minor Scales
o Lick Of The Week November 8, 2010 Part 8: Modes Introduction
o Lick Of The Week November 21, 2010 Part 9a: Modes and soloing using G major as an example
o Lick Of The Week November 21, 2010 Part 9b: Conclusion of modes and soloing using G major as an
example o Lick Of The Week Dec 2, 2010
Part 9c: Modes in C major o Lick Of The Week Dec 5, 2010
Part 9d: Modes in D major
Beginning Banjo
o Lick Of The Week Februray 4, 2011
Part 1: Basic Rolls o Lick Of The Week Februray 4, 2011
Part 2: Timing with a Metronome o Lick Of The Week Februray 10, 2011
Part 3 Ornaments: Slides o Lick Of The Week Februray 15, 2011
Part 4 Ornaments: Hammer Ons
o Lick Of The Week Februray 23, 2011 Part 5 Ornaments: Push Offs
o Lick Of The Week Februray 28, 2011 Part 6 Ornaments: Push Offs
o Lick Of The Week March 7, 2011 Part 6 Ornaments: Conclusion
Understanding Licks
o Lick Of The Week March 23, 2011 Part 1: What is a Lick?
o Lick Of The Week March 24, 2011 Part 2: Licks as "Filler"
o Lick Of The Week March 28, 2011 Part 3: Substituting Licks
o Lick Of The Week May 2, 2011 Part 4 (conclusion): Improvising with licks
Partial Chord Positions
Commented [HR9]: February – you’ve inverted the r and the a at the end of the word.
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o Lick Of The Week May 9, 2011 Part 1: The F Shape
o Lick Of The Week May 17, 2011 Part 2: The D Shape
o Lick Of The Week May 23, 2011 Part 3: The Barre
Chromatics
o Lick Of The Week June 30, 2011 Part 1: Understanding Chromatics
o Lick Of The Week July 12, 2011 Part 2: Melodic Positioning
o Lick Of The Week August 16, 2011 Part 3: Moving Up The Neck
o Lick Of The Week August 29, 2011 Part 4: Chromatics Conclusion
Waltz Time
o Lick Of The Week September 13, 2011 Part 1: Feeling the Pulse
o Lick Of The Week September 19, 2011 Part 2: Adding the left hand. Using the song "Before I met You" as an
example. o Lick Of The Week September 27, 2011
Part 3: Backup
Double Stops
o Lick Of The Week Febuary 21, 2012 Part 1: Double Stops
o Lick Of The Week February 27, 2012
Part 2: Double Stops o Lick Of The Week March 16, 2012
Part 3: Double Stops Conclusion
Up The Neck
o Lick Of The Week August 17, 2012
Part 1: Exploring Up The Neck o Lick Of The Week August 22, 2012
Part 2: Exploring Up The Neck o Lick Of The Week August 27, 2012
Part 3: Exploring Up The Neck
Commented [HR10]: Missed the first R
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Revisiting the Classics
o Lick Of The Week September 4, 2012 Gold Rush: Part A
o Lick Of The Week September 10, 2012
Gold Rush: Part B o Lick Of The Week September 16, 2012
Bill Cheathum: Part A o Lick Of The Week September 25, 2012
Bill Cheathum: Part B o Lick Of The Week October 2, 2012
Salt Creek: Part A o Lick Of The Week October 8, 2012
Salt Creek: Part B o Lick Of The Week October 18, 2012
Sally Gooden o Lick Of The Week October 25, 2012
Reuben (D Tuning): Part A (Low Breaks )
o Lick Of The Week October 25, 2012 Reuben (D Tuning): Part B (High Solo Breaks )
o Lick Of The Week November 15, 2012 Home Sweet Home: Part A
o Lick Of The Week November 19, 2012 Home Sweet Home: Part B
o Lick Of The Week November 28, 2012 John Hardy
o Lick Of The Week December 5, 2012 John Hardy: Up the neck solo
o Lick Of The Week December 11, 2012 Pike County Breakdown
Transition Licks and Ideas
o Lick Of The Week January 23, 2013 Transition Licks: Part 1
o Lick Of The Week January 26, 2013 Transition Licks: Part 2
o Lick Of The Week February 7, 2013 Transition Licks: Part 3
o Lick Of The Week February 22, 2013 Transition Licks: Part 4
o Lick Of The Week February 26, 2013
Transition Licks: Part 5
Chord Groupings
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o Lick Of The Week March 19, 2013 Chord Groupings: Part 1 - F, D, and Barre Groupings
o Lick Of The Week March 25, 2013 Chord Groupings: Part 2 - Adding the vi and VII
o Lick Of The Week March 25, 2013 Chord Groupings: Part 3 - Adding the ii and iii
o Lick Of The Week April 4, 2013 Chord Groupings: Part 4 - Modal substitute chords
Boulding – Studio
Session Experience
I have been an active studio session player for over 20 years, adding banjo,lap steel ,guitar and resophonic to projects covering a wide variety or genres, from
bluegrass, country,blues,rock and R&B.
Session Samples
Banjo [-] A Wendy Day
Resonator [+] Lapsteel [+]
Now playing: In the Fire
0m 19s 7%
4m 38s Pause| Stop
Contact for Session Work
Phone: 336.789-8370
E-mail: [email protected]
Some Frequently Asked Questions
What Projects have You Worked On?What are Your Rates?Should I send charts before the studio session?Do I Need to be at the Studio for the Session?Can You Record Locally to Reduce Travel
Costs?
Commented [HR11]: Not a big deal but is Barre Groupings a formal noun? That is, does it need to be capitalized?
Commented [HR12]: Space, comma inconsistencies
Commented [HR13]: Space, comma inconsistencies
Commented [HR14]: Space after periods, inconsistent capitalizations. I would use:
What projects have you worked on?
What are your rates?
Should I send charts before the studio session?
Do I need to be at the studio for the session?
Can you record locally to reduce travel costs?
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Bouldling – Lessons
Lessons for Rank Beginners on Up
I teach so students have the knowledge, tools, and experience to play whatever songs are thrown their way.
My approach works well when you are playing in a jam circle and are hearing a song for the first time. It also works well in peformance settings when an
unscripted event suddenly throws the spotlight on you.
Lesson Areas
o Fundamental and Advanced Scruggs concepts and ideas o Developing ear skills to know what to listen for o Planning where, when and what to play (backup and lead breaks)
o Adapting your playing to the musical environment
Get Started
My rates are $35/hr. To get started contact me by phone or email and let me know what you want to learn.
Phone: 336.789-8370 E-mail: [email protected]
Some Frequently Asked QuestionsHow long have you been
teaching?Where is your teaching studio located?How can I test
if my Skype connection will work?Do you use tablature?What is
an Online Lesson Like?What are your fees and pay structure?What is your cancellation policy?
Commented [HR15]: performance
Commented [HR16]: Is treating the phone number as hypertext – that formatting needs to be removed.
Commented [HR17]: Again with the spaces. And Online Lesson is not a proper noun and doesn’t need to be capitalized. I’d use: Some Frequently Asked Questions
How long have you been teaching?
Where is your teaching studio located?
How can I test if my Skype connection will work?
Do you use tablature?
What is an online lesson Like?
What are your fees and pay structure?
What is your cancellation policy?
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Boulding – Luthier
Restore & Repair All String Instruments
I specialize in the restoration and repair of all string instruments, particularly those in the bluegrass genre. For more than 35 years I have repaired and restored over 1,000 instruments for amateur and touring professionals alike. My
father Wallace Boulding, a respected luthier in western NC, taught me to "work on their stuff like it was mine." His advice has carried over into every area of
my life and work.
Care for Your Instrument as I Would My Own
I care deeply about these instruments and the living history that is passed on from musician to musician. I care for them as I would my own. My goal is to preserve old instruments for future use, preserve family heirlooms and to keep
more modern day 'player' instruments in proper working order.
Regardless of a customer being a novice or touring professional, I treat all
customers with the same respect and make my pricing reasonable and keep lines of communication open. Customer satisfaction is vitally important to me,
as is my integrity and reputation as a Luthier.
Some Frequently Asked QuestionsHow can I tell if my
Instrument has an Issue?Is my instrument worth repairing?What Kind of Repair Work Do You Do?Can I Ship You
My Instrument for Repair?Do You Give Quotes Before
Shipping?Do you Warranty your work?What If I Find an Issue
Afterwards?List of Common RepairsSamples of Custom Repairs
Boulding – LOTW
Fine but for one hypertext problem:
Commented [HR18]: Frequently asked questions
How can I tell if my instrument has an issue?
Is my instrument worth repairing?
What kind of repair work do you do?
Can I ship you my instrument for repair?
Do you give quotes before shipping?
Do you warranty your work?
What if I find an issue afterwards? (not questions as such, but rather your need to demonstrate the quality of your work. I would put this elsewhere, not in the FAQ area. List of common repairs Samples of custom repairs
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Banjo Video Lessons are posted regularly on YouTube. The list of Youtube videos was compiled by Jack Suter of JSuterGraphix.com,
(AKA Banjo Hangout member JackJack)
* Marks videos that have been redone with higher image definition and better
audio.
LOTW Videos
Random Licks
o Scruggsy low position idea * o A dissonant/modal combo idea *
o Licks based on fragmented positions *
G Melodic
o A common melodic passage idea *
o A prevalent melodic idea with chromatic intervals * o G major 16th note (2 note) melodic scale pathway< span
class="red">* o Very common melodic lick in B flat pentatonic (G blues) scale *
C Melodic
Commented [HR19]: YouTube
Commented [HR20]: Should probably be: <span class=”red”>*</span>