Hey to all my YouTube fans, this is the only video I will ever upload to LiveVideo. Youtube is still my video place. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Anyway this is my first video ever so things are wrong with it, so I couldnt care less. Also this is the first Banjo-Kazooie video on LiveVideo.com. So leave a comment and yea.

Bill plays Cripple Creek on an Epiphone Banjo April 27,2008

Bluegrass at Brunswick, Maine

A popular Australian shearing song, which Banjo Patterson included in his 1905 collection of old bush ballads. There seems to be a tradition in Australian songs of listing all the exotic places known to the protagonist. Another example may be seen in the convict ballad, Moreton Bay.

I purposely redid this in sepia etc.

just having a race with the devil.....lol......have to be fast to catch me

I see in the future a nerd who rocks the clubs, I do!

JW has got his second cousin's third ex husband who's also JW's third cousin's 2nd boyfriend. A family tree without limbs isn't confusing. Just a lot of banjo playing and hearing "you gots a perty mouth".

Bill plays "Old Joe Clarke" on the banjo back in 1990 in Hinesville, Georgia while stationed in the US ARMY.

Bill plays both guitar and banjo with this classic bluegrass tune.

ah yess..:-)

This kid is hilarious!

Moves from north to south and arrives home with a new song with a great hookline. "There's gotta be something better than this, look in her eyes"

Banjo Paterson included this in his Old Bush Songs. It is based on an earlier convict song called "Ten Thousand Miles Away", and uses the same tune, but with new lyrics about pastoral Australia. It has been attributed to C. A. Flower, who was the accountant for the company building the railway line between Mitchell and Roma in Queensland. Notes: The technique for exporting frozen meat was developed in Australia in the late nineteenth century. Nardoo (mersilia) is a clover-like fern that is highly drought-resistant.

Haven't heard music like this in a long time.

Written by Robert Schumann for beginning piano students, I remember playing this on piano when I was a kid and arranged this for banjo.

Bill plays "Red Haired Boy" on the banjo (1990) and then on the guitar (2003)

This Alan Lomax film features Pete Seeger playing the banjo and giving a history of the instrument and its influence on folk music. The 1940s saw a rebirth in traditional music forms across North America. This film touches on that phenomenon.

Bill and Tim plays Foggy Mountain Breakdown back in 1990 at Hinesville, Georgia

Toph and Aang are gonna fight, 'til Aang decides to do things his way Music: "Dueling Banjos"