Banjo tablatures for Old Home Place
J.D. Crowe
Recomended level: Beginner
This is a classic and a standard at jams. The most popular version of this was recorded by J.D. Crowe and the New South. It's also been done by other legendary acts like The Dillards. It has a unique chord progression and is a great tune for any intermediate player.
Start with the melody. It's accessible for players of all levels. Getting into some backup is a good next step. Learning to combine rolls and chord changes will help give you the foundation you need to play Scruggs style banjo. If you are up for a challenge check out the melodic version.
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Melody - Outline
- G
- 100 bpm
- gDGBD
This version of the Old Homeplace demonstrates a concept you can use with other songs. We use the most important notes in a melody, the ones that are repeated the most or held out th...
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Backup - Verse and Chorus
- G
- 105 bpm
- gDGBD
Learn backup for the Old Homeplace - Verse and Chorus! There's tons of great ideas to use in the lick switcher. Have fun with this one :) This song is taught in G, but a lot of peop...
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Scruggs Style
- G
- 120 bpm
- gDGBD
This arrangement of Old Home Place is based on J.D. Crowe's amazing playing. It's got an interesting chord progression, which features a B7 chord leading to a C chord. Great stuff!
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Melodic Style
- G
- 120 bpm
- gDGBD
This version of Old Home Place gives you lots to work on in regards to positions on the neck. It starts low, goes high, and then ends up low.