Willie the Weeper | Old Time 3 Finger Banjo | Tablature Included

Get the tab: http://www.PlayBetterBanjo.com/tab You may be familiar with the much more popular Cab Calloway song, "Minnie the Moocher" which is a descendant of this one. The version that I've come to play over the years is probably most heavily inspired by R. Crumb and the Cheap Suit Serenaders' version but I recommend you do a little digging and see if you can't get your ears on a few other versions. Over the years its been recorded by the likes of Frankie 'Half Pint' Jaxon and Louis Armstrong to name just a few... I've tabbed out the basic banjo rhythm approach for you and you can access that tab (for free) in the PlayBetterBanjo.com Tab Library: Get the tab: http://www.PlayBetterBanjo.com/tab The right hand approach is one of my standard '4 over 5' right hand techniques, wherein I avoid the 5th string and just pretend like I'm playing a four string banjo. At the time of this recording, we (members of PlayBetterBanjo.com) our in the middle of a 4 part lesson series demonstrating and breaking down the various '4/5' strategies that I use and exploring when/how to apply them to various musical scenarios. WILLIE THE WEEPER Key: Am Tuning: Chicago Tuning (xDGBE) Capo: n/a Learn the basic banjo part using the free tab: http://PlayBetterBanjo.com/tab To learn about the All Access membership at PlayBetterBanjo.com along with all of the perks/live weekly sessions, courses lesson videos and more...come visit us at: https://www.playbetterbanjo.com/bette...