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Thought it would be a good idea to make these backing tracks for Old-Time tunes easy to find (from Brainjo).
THE OLD-TIME JAM
How to use the Old-Time Jam Machine.
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"easy to find"
seems i remember the advanced search method being suggested once.
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are you old timey fiddling again!? tell me it aint so.
I do like that site but havent used it in a while. embarrased to say how long a while is. really should try and dust off some of those tunes ( to me ). Actually, dust off any tune
.anything right now...2 weeks without playing 
ANYTHING.
getting abit...cranky.
snickers time
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ok done ranting.
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@ABitRusty -
🤣 ...just figured it's kinda hard to search for something folks may not know exists.
Ended up at 'The Old-Time Jam Machine' (this time) when I was taking another look at 'Redwing' (after I saw the Violaman tutorial). I still can't take that tune seriously - a Bavarian type folk tune (almost yodeling it's so happy), makes me think of the 7 Dwarfs in Disney's 'Sleeping Beauty', but with totally unrelated sad lyrics! It was fun, but I'm heading on to other stuff.
I don't have very many American Old-Time or Bluegrass favorites. Think I'd enjoy those genres much more playing banjo, but I made the mistake of putting my banjo in it's case - might as well be a coffin.
Hope things settle down so you can get back playing.
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ahh..redwing. my first flatpicking tune on geetar. learned from banjoben. I never did transfer that to fiddle though.
Hope things settle down so you can get back playing.
thanks..me too.. maybe in a few days. we all know how work/life cycles go and music.. everybody got stuff i guess.
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