Here's the video lesson preview for the beginner arrangement to Cripple Creek. The full length video is a 48 minute note for note breakdown of the tune and additional tips for backup. Also included is the tab and four practice tracks. Purchase this video and others at: https://www.mikeheddingmusic.com/lessons/cripple-creek-beginner-banjo/ http://www.mikeheddingmusic.com/banjovideos Subscribe Link: http://eepurl.com/XqPu9 Thanks for watching!

Hear this tune played with guitar rhythm backup (slow, medium, fast) starting at 12:25. Guitar chords are provided on-screen at 10:12. I teach an introduction to the tune at 11:11. This is video 1 of 2 -- Here I revisit the two "Regular" parts of Cripple Creek (as on Page 1 of my tab sheet) with split screen and on-screen tab (My original Cripple Creek video was uploaded before I had those capabilities. NOTE: During the video I refer to the fact that both parts repeat. On the printed sheet, they also repeat, but I wrote in the repeated parts, rather than using repeat signs and first and second endings, which can be confusing to beginners. On Video 2, I teach variations to both the A and B parts of the tune, plus an ending lick. Find it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vzR1HkHuJok Free tab sheets (PDF) and play-along tracks (MP3) for this and many other tunes are available at my website, www.littlerockbanjo.com. Hope you enjoy. I have posted this teaching video for instructional purposes only and, in my opinion, it constitutes fair use: "The fair use of a copyrighted work, including such use by reproduction in copies or phonorecords or by any other means specified by that section, for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching (including multiple copies for classroom use), scholarship, or research, is not an infringement of copyright."

See my entire film at https://www.createspace.com/205698 . My classic 90 minute music documentary records Earl Scruggs and Bill Monroe and Earl and his son Randy and Doc Watson and his son Merle, in informal scenes playing & singing together. If you love Doc Watson and Bill Monroe and old time Bluegrass Music, you will love watching and listening to this. In 1972, PBS prime-timed a documentary music special on Earl Scruggs the bluegrass banjo picker. It included Bob Dylan, The Byrds, Bill Monroe, Charlie Daniels, The Morris Brothers, and Doc Watson. The film was not available to the public for over 30 years. Now it is available again. Said Bruce Elder of The All Music Guide: "Earl Scruggs was a few years past his partnership with Lester Flatt when made did 'Earl Scruggs: The Bluegrass Banjo Legend' a filled with stars effort that succeeds. There are great scenes at the Grand Ole Opry with Bill Monroe, at the homes of Doc Watson and members of Earl's North Carolina family, at the The Byrds ranch, at the home of The Morris Brothers (Salty Dog Blues), in Carmel, NY with Bob Dylan, etc. etc. The music here is glorious." Earl Scruggs: The Bluegrass Legend is the only full-length film on Earl's life & times.

Here's an old video that I posted a while back ( I was still stuck in Pennsylvania's cold nasty weather!!!). Nevertheless, this is a very crucial element of Earl's playing that not a lot of people use, but is an important detail that will help take your playing to the next level. All the best & keep rollin RC

Earl Eugene Scruggs, January 6, 1924 -- March 28, 2012 Banjo innovator and bluegrass legend Earl Scruggs, a member of the Country Music Hall of Fame, died on Wednesday at a Nashville hospital at age 88. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Earl_Scruggs

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Lesson link: https://banjobenclark.com/lessons/cripple-creek-timing-theory-banjo http://www.BanjoBenClark.com - Visit the site for all my tabs and access to the video lesson I upload each and every week! Not only are we gonna learn to play Cripple Creek, but we're gonna learn some theory behind the notes as well. If you're a banjo picker, you have to be familiar with the things covered in this 25+ minute lesson.

Hear this tune played with guitar rhythm backup (slow, medium, fast) starting at 12:07. Chords are provided in the first "Cripple Creek Revisited" video. This is video 2 of 2 -- Here I add variations to both parts A (one variation) and B (two variations) to the "Regular" parts from the previous video. The A part variation is loosely based on the first half of "Banjo In The Hollow" by Doug Dillard. The original recording for this tune from 1963 can be found on YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJTW2ruur-I Both of the B part variations are from the Flatt and Scruggs "Foggy Mountain Banjo" album version of Cripple Creek. Here I also teach a Scruggs style ending to the tune, found at 16:57. Free tab sheets (PDF) and play-along tracks (MP3) for this and many other tunes are available at my website, www.littlerockbanjo.com. Hope you enjoy. I have posted this teaching video for instructional purposes only and, in my opinion, it constitutes fair use: "The fair use of a copyrighted work, including such use by reproduction in copies or phonorecords or by any other means specified by that section, for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching (including multiple copies for classroom use), scholarship, or research, is not an infringement of copyright."

5-String Banjo Instruction Album [1967] - Earl Scruggs Label: Earl Scruggs & Sons, Inc. - BIA-1 Format: Vinyl Country: US Song List: Band 1 A1 Introduction. A2 Tuning The Banjo. A3 Basic Rhythm. A4 Basic Right Hand Exercise. A5 Alternating Thumb Pattern. Band 2 A6 Mixing Of Basic Rhythm. A7 Basic Sliding 3rd String. A8 Basic Sliding 4th String. A9 Sliding With Basic Rhythm. A10 Sliding With Alternating Thumb Pattern. Band 3 A11 Mixing Sliding, Basic Rhythm, Alternating Thumb Pattern. A12 Chorus Of "Cripple Creek." A13 Hammering On. A14 Hammering Into Basic Rhythm. A15 Forward Roll And Hammering Onto 4th String. Band 4 A16 Mixing Hammering And Sliding Into The Basic Rhythm Using Alternating Thumb Pattern. A17 Forward Roll Modification And Adding A C Chord. A18 Sliding And Hammering In "Cripple Creek." A19 Pulling Off On 1st String. A20 Hammer Pull-Offs Using Left Hand. Band 5 A21 Pulling Off In Basic Rhythm A22 Push Off. A23 Push Off And Alternating Thumb Pattern. A24 Another Technique Of Sliding And Alternating Thumb Pattern. A25 Advanced Version Of "Cripple Creek." Band 6 A26 Variation Of A Forward Roll. A27 Another Roll In "Cripple Creek." A28 For Forward Rolls. A29 Reverse Roll. A30 Forward And Reverse Roll As Used In "The Ballad Of Jed Clampett." Band 1 B31 Combination Of Basic Rhythm, Alternating Thumb, And Reverse Roll. B32 Backward Roll Using Right Hand. B33 Re-tune Into C Tuning Illustrating 1st Line Of "Home Sweet Home." B34 Re-tune Into G Tuning Advanced Left Hand Technique Variation Of Reverse Roll. B35 Adding A Slide On The 3rd String. Band 2 B36 Forward Roll Putting Emphasis On The 2nd String With Thumb. B37 Forward Roll With Hammer Onto 2nd String. B38 Double Hammer On 2nd String And Adding 1st String. B39 Hammering A Pull-Off In A Reverse Roll. B40 Same Exercise As Previous One Adding Fretting Of 1st String. Band 3 B41 Basic Waltz Rhythm And Rolling Waltz Rhythm. B42 Basic Rolling And Waltz Rhythm Adding A Slide. B43 Tuning The Tuners To Open G And D Chords. B44 Tuning Procedure In "Flint Hill Special." B45 Second String Tuner Exercise. Band 4 B46 Harmonic Chimes. B47 Vamping In Full Chord Positions. B48 Vamping And Rhythm. B49 Chord Chaning With Rhythm. B50 Variation Of Rhythm. Band 5 B51 Vamping Rhythm And Muting. B52 Vamping Adding A Hammer. B53 Vamping With Bass String Runs Part 1 And Part 2. B54 Vamping An Ending. B55 C 6th Chord Forward Roll. Band 6 B56 Back Up Run. B57 Boogie Woogie Back Ups. B58 Back Up Run Using The 1st And 2nd Strings While Muting Other String With The Right Hand. B59 Another Fill In Run. B60 Whole And Half Note Chokes.

My transcription of Ground Speed as played by Earl Scruggs. Tab pdf: http://www.lan6.com/transcriptions/GroundSpeed.pdf

This is our new DYNO-TAB. It is a supplement to our youtube video entitled: BEGINNING BLUEGRASS BANJO VOL. 1 - CRIPPLE CREEK. http://youtu.be/cHRbD7K6KAs Greg plays and teaches on the video and we hope the DYNO-TAB, will enhance your learning experience. We will be adding more DYNO-TABS to youtube and to our web site soon: http://www.musicians-workshop.com *although Dyna-Tab is a little blurry at full screen on youtube, its perfect when you download it from us. we guarantee it. http://www.musicians-workshop.com

Very first steps towards playing Cripple Creek in Scruggs style............. More free videos at http://jofflowson.com Cripple Creek demo starts at 10:00 Cripple Creek Verse - High Part - Low Melody High Part - Low Melody Cripple Creek Chorus - Alternating Thumb Roll - Low Melody Alternating Thumb Roll - Low Melody This video shows how to play the low melody part Thumb plays 3rd string fretted on 2nd fret Index finger plays 2nd string open (unfretted) Thumb plays 5th string open Middle finger plays 1st string open Thumb plays 3rd string open Middle finger plays 1st string open Thumb plays 4th string fretted on 2nd fret Middle finger plays 1st string open Thumb plays 4th string open Middle finger plays 1st string open Thumb plays 4th string fretted on 2nd fret Middle finger plays 1st string open Thumb plays 3rd string open (rest - no note played) Thumb and middle finger play 'pinch' 1st and 5th strings at the same time, both open. (rest) Click here for part 2 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vTz8AtLAEAw

My Cumberland Gap transcription as played by Earl Scruggs. The pdf: http://www.lan6.com/transcriptions/cumberlandgap.pdf

A simple version of the beloved tune, Cripple Creek.

Learn three breaks to this bluegrass banjo standard. Tablature for all three breaks is available from http://markwardle.net/beginnerbanjo. And don't forget you can purchase all 30 beginner banjo lessons here on a usb data stick or data DVD. These lessons make a great present!

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Try learning Cripple Creek without the tab simply by watching the video. It's sometimes a better way to learn. Feel free to ask me any questions. If people really want the tab, I will post a version.

This assumes you've worked the open string rolls and simpler chords shown in my earlier videos. I take you lick by lick through the two parts of the song -- explaining as we go what both hands are doing. I didn't write the song -- it's traditional and in the pubic domain. I know there are many video tutorials of this song on YouTube and elsewhere. Thanks for watching this one. Hope you like it.

Dave Asti plays and teaches Cripple Creek. This in depth lesson covers the basic melody, beginner (EZ), and intermediate arrangement. Get the tabs here! : http://www.dabanjo.com/ New vids and tabs added weekly.

In the office today, but hopefully you won't mind the different "scenery". :) If you've been practicing what you've learned in the beginner series, you're probably ready for some different ideas to try in Cripple Creek. I'll show you a few different ideas here. Get what you can, let the rest go. Don't try to do it exactly like I do. That's not the point. I'd rather hear you blazing your own trail. :) I'm playing a Recording King M5

In the first of the 81Crowe Classroom videos, we dive right into the song many of us learn first, Cripple Creek. This song really is the perfect place to start and help you build a strong foundation for your playing. The slides, hammer-ons & pull-offs are all things that you will use in everything else you will ever play. This instructional video is targeted toward the intermediate level student who is interested in hearing and seeing a very Scruggs-based version of Cripple Creek. If you're interested in learning more about how Earl played the slide in "Cripple Creek", please check out my video dedicated solely to that topic! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qeceU2957OA Now get your banjos out, tune up with me and play along! Keep rollin, RC

Flatt And Scruggs Play Cripple Creek.

Cripple Creek Earl Scruggs Lester Flatt

Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs - You Can Feel It In Your Soul https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tfCiPn9RLlM I demonstrate here how Earl Scruggs uses reverse banjo rolls in his fingerstyle guitar playing. Edited to remove a bunch of unnecessary chatter. Also PLEASE forgive the slightly out of tune guitar!

This video is a simulated virtual jam session. The musicians in the video play Cripple Creek at multiple speeds and play backup when it's your turn to solo. The video is designed to help get you ready for real jam sessions by giving you practice in starting your solo on time and playing in time with the band. This YouTube version is shorter that the version available on the site. To watch the complete version go to http://mandolincompass.com/lessons/tabs/cripple-creek-jam-session/ If you play other instruments, such as guitar, banjo, fiddle, etc. this video works just fine too! Good luck and happy jammin'!

We look at this old standard from a beginner's perspecitve. Most of the basic elements of Scruggs style playing can be found in this song. From Jim Penson - www.pensonstringwerks.com

FMB played by Earl Scruggs and the festival banjo players at Camp Springs Bluegrass Festival in 1971.

My transcription os Little Darlin' Pal of Mine as played by Earl Scruggs my tab: https://lan6.com/transcriptions/littledarlin.pdf

For complete run-through without stopping, go to 22:00 Step-by-step, lick-by-lick instruction on how to play the world's greatest bluegrass banjo song: "Foggy Mountain Breakdown" written and originally performed in 1949 by the great Earl Scruggs. This assumes that you are already playing the five-string banjo, are used to wearing your fingerpicks and have been working on your banjo licks. It's not a tune for rank beginners. I take you through the entire main part of the tune, one phrase at a time, with superimposed tablature and isolation shots on both hands. I play it at (pretty much) full speed at the end, complete with screwed up ending lick :-) I know it's pretty long, so hang in with me and be patient. Don't let your desire for speed result in sloppiness. Keep it clean and work up the speed gradually. Hope you enjoy. This video is purely instructional, for educational purposes only, and is therefore, in my opinion, an exercise in fair use. No form of copyright infringement is intended in any way. One more disclaimer: Yes I have a missing tooth. Hope that does not diminish your enjoyment of this video. I haven't gotten it fixed because I don't consider it a big deal.

Traditional Bluegrass Arranged and performed by: Anthony Sanacore 2012 Instrumentation: Banjo - Mandolin - Acoustic Guitar - Bass Influenced by Earl Scruggs

Tab (the transcription of Earl Scruggs' version) at http://mirekpatek.com/melbay/BanjoSessions_200912_Patek.pdf Look also at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jsfRxqbcOKQ for Cumberland Gap on DGdg tenor banjo. Look at http://mirekpatek.com/melbay/BanjoSessions_201006_Patek.pdf for some bluegrass rolls and at http://mirekpatek.com/melbay/BanjoSessions_201010_Patek.pdf for some bluegrass licks. Frailing tutorial is at http://mirekpatek.com/melbay/BanjoSessions_201008_Patek.pdf Cripple Creek can be played not only on 5-string banjo, but also on retuned tenor banjo. DGdg tenor banjo tuning has the same open strings as gDGBd tuning of 5-string banjo (without B string). With banjo fingerpicks there can be emulated the sound of 5-string banjo fingerpicking and frailing. Interested? Now you have the unique opportunity to become "first generation" tenor banjo fingerpicker!

Order the Full Course At: http://www.musicians-workshop.com/single-tracks/all-mandolin-singlesbyalphabet.html We have a FREE audio/tablature version of this solo that you can download at our web site. Just click the link above and scan down the 413 song list to Foggy Mountain Breakdown. Its FREE! visit: http://www.musicians-workshop.com

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This is a lesson of cripple creek. mostly its based on the way Earl plays it. I hope its helpful. Subscribe.

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Cripple Creek. Traditional Old-Time American folk song. Usually played on banjo or fiddle but arranged here for acoustic guitar. TAB AVAILABLE at [email protected] Check out more of my stuff at www.bobbyhowe.com. Date song was written is uncertain but probably from late 19th or early 20th century. Appalachian origin.

In lesson three, of Scruggs style backup, we're rolling through the essential Scruggs backup licks. Be sure to subscribe if you would like to be notified when follow up videos are released. Tab is $6.00 - Available at: http://seanray.com/2017/backup-banjo-lesson-3-licks/?category_name=blog (Previous Videos) Backup Banjo - Lesson 1 - Introduction https://youtu.be/TF8Q0e6mpHM Backup Banjo - Lesson 2 - Vamping https://youtu.be/YC6tnqWeHyg

Learn the first break to this classic banjo tune with close ups and tablature. Tab for this lesson is available at http://markwardle.net/beginnerbanjo You can learn another two breaks in lesson 34!

My first recording of playing Cripple Creek, and as you can see I am still working hard on my 1988 epiphone masterbuilt.

Bluegrass Banjo Solo

Adapted from banjo tabs found at http://www.banjoutah.com/styled-14/iframe/

Cripple Creek being played by 15 year old Jacob Johnson on banjo

5 String Banjo Lesson - Cripple Creek

Tab for this lesson can be found at http://banjocompass.com/lessons/beginner/how-to-read-tab/ This lesson will teach you the essentials of reading and understanding tablature for banjo--the most common method of writing music for bluegrass banjo.

By request: This is a 5-string banjo instructional tutorial lesson teaching my 5-string banjo version of "The Ballad of Jed Clampett" written by Paul Henning, originally played by Earl Scruggs. As usual, I teach the instrumental tune lick by lick using on-screen tablature, then put it together -- slowly at first, then faster toward the end, adding guitar audio overlay, as well as guitar chords. Free tab and play-along tracks at different speeds are available at my website, littlerockbanjo.com. I have posted this teaching video for instructional purposes only and, in my opinion, it constitutes fair use: "The fair use of a copyrighted work, including such use by reproduction in copies or phonorecords or by any other means specified by that section, for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching (including multiple copies for classroom use), scholarship, or research, is not an infringement of copyright." Hope you enjoy.

Produced and directed by Jon Grimson for Gibson Guitar Corp. This historic session was recorded with 2 cameras and 2 takes. Featured are: Earl Scruggs with sons Randy (g) and Gary (b), Sam Bush (m), Ricky Skaggs (m) and Phil Leadbetter (d).

This video is intended to preserve the art of banjo playing, and help young people learn the banjo. Cripple Creek is taught by Weston Stewart(2011 National Banjo Champion.) If there is anything you would like to learn, just comment, and let me know what you would like to learn, and I will do my best to make a video.

Tom Adams banjo lesson November 2012 tab available at http://www.adamscountybanjo.com/ Skype banjo lessons with Tom http://www.adamscountybanjo.com/tom-adams-banjo-lessons-skype.html Key of G, G tuning gDGBD, tune the banjo up to +/- Ab open tuning to match the original record. This version of Foggy Mountain Breakdown is based on the 1949 recording by Lester Flatt, Earl Scruggs and the Foggy Mountain Boys. Album: Original Theme from Bonnie & Clyde (Mercury SR 61162)