A major version of Shady Grove on a Hanson & Crawford conversion
3,500 views · Published 1 February 2009 · 1:07 · Indexed 19 October 2026
Channel: zeppmusic · 2009 · Music
This strange Shady Grove starts and ends on the dominant seventh chord, and drives guitarists crazy, despite its only having three chords. It's played here on the first banjo conversion neck made by Raleigh luthiers Hanson and Crawford. The banjo can be seen in detail at the zeppmusic website. Paste 3333291563/Ubanjos/H+c/h+c.htm into your browser ... Plain old G tuning (gDGBD).
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