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"Sic itur ad astra," said Virgil, as I switched on my electronic tuner/time machine and went from Antiquity to the 1920's. There I met Joe Morley, from whom I stole an early manuscript of Ad Astra, earning myself the ire of the banjo establishment. It would seem I was condemned to go to BANJOHELL for this slight upon the Divus Ioannes (Divine Joe).
However, if would seem Virgil was right -- I did indeed "ascend to the heavens," if the lighting in this video is anything to go by.
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Quite a Neronian moment -- Mike fiddles while Washington burns!
I recorded this one right after Syncopatin' Shuffle, and I was a bit tired. I might attempt a better recording sometime in the future. This one's a real crowd pleaser, but it's exhausting for the performer!
Thanks for watching
I like the lighting, but it makes it hard to see the face.
I'll have to remember that for my next video. Anything that hides my face improves the picture.
A good performance of a very challenging solo.
Thank you for your comment, Richard; I must admit I wasn't very good when I recorded this version, have you seen my more recent performance? http://classic-banjo.ning.com/video/ad-astra-joe-morley-my-all-time...
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