Cherokee

Cherokee

Author: Banjo Hangout Members November 7, 2009 Duration: 0:00
This was a kinda sleepy big band tune until Charlie Parker got hold of it.

Ever wondered what happens when a classic jazz standard meets the bright, rolling tones of a banjo? That's the curious and delightful space explored in Banjo Hangout Top 100 Jazz Songs. This isn't a professionally produced studio series, but something more authentic and community-driven. Each episode features a different performance pulled directly from the vast collection uploaded by the passionate players of the Banjo Hangout community. You'll hear their personal interpretations of timeless jazz compositions, from Gershwin to Brubeck, all reimagined through the unique voice of the banjo. The sound varies from piece to piece-some tracks are crisp home recordings, others have a live, roomy ambiance-but they all share a genuine love for both the instrument and the genre. Tuning into this podcast is like getting a backstage pass to a very niche and talented gathering, where the focus is purely on the music and the surprising versatility of the banjo. It's a celebration of player-chosen favorites, a rotating showcase of skill and style that offers a fresh perspective on a hundred jazz classics.
Author: Language: en-us Episodes: 74

Banjo Hangout Top 100 Jazz Songs
Podcast Episodes
West of Bucharest [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

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© Laurence Diehl 2007<br>Since there is no category for Eastern European voodoo music I am calling it &#34Gypsy banjo&#34 or maybe &#34Jazz&#34
Stay a While [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

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Another Joel Klingler song. A sweet jazzy fourties song. One of my favorites, although the banjo is pretty simple on this one.
Just Friends [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

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My interpretation of this jazz standard. I had to pick up the tempo a bit to make it work &#39cos my horn has 5 strings!