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Developing New Licks and Ideas Banjo Workshop
  • Developing New Licks and Ideas Banjo Workshop

Developing New Licks and Ideas Banjo Workshop

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Developing New Licks and Ideas is a bird's-eye-view of one of the ways I develop new ways of playing.

Hour 1: Learn "Gonna Have Myself a Ball" solo by Earl Scruggs. We use specific licks to explore the fingerboard.

Hour 2: Learn my solo from "On the Outside Looking In" from Paper Airplane by Alison Krauss and Union Station. Use specific licks to

Developing New Licks and Ideas is a bird's-eye-view of one of the ways I develop new ways of playing.

Hour 1: Learn "Gonna Have Myself a Ball" solo by Earl Scruggs. We use specific licks to explore the fingerboard.

Hour 2: Learn my solo from "On the Outside Looking In" from Paper Airplane by Alison Krauss and Union Station. Use specific licks to explore the fingerboard and make up variations.

Intermediate/advanced. When you order you'll get a download link for two pdf files - one with the tabs and one with instructions on accessing the Dropbox and videos.

Comments by students on Developing New Licks and Ideas:

"Fantastic session Ron! Thanks for doing it. Great stuff."

"Thanks Ron! The BEST!"

"This was a great session. Thanks!"

"Awesome!!"

"Thanks, very informative!"

"Truly amazing and eye opening for me!"

"Thank you. Awesome stuff!"

"Excellent, thank you!!"

"So good! Glad you invited us!"

"Thanks very much! Enjoyed it!"

"Thank you for sharing your thinking in such detail."

"Thanks Ron! Excellent perspectives."

"Looking forward to your next workshop!"

"Thank you Mr. Block! Great stuff!!! Looking forward to next time!"

The live workshop is over, but the first six parts are up. I'll be editing more video soon.

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NEW! Ron Block Online Guitar Workshop
  • NEW! Ron Block Online Guitar Workshop

NEW! Ron Block Online Guitar Workshop

Includes a download of Hogan's House of Music - Download only
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$159.00

This four-session workshop is up on RonBlock.com, along with two bonus lessons . I've shared the elements of guitar playing that have made my lead guitar solos and rhythm a mainstay of Alison Krauss & Union Station for 29 years. Intermediate to advanced.

Topics: Roots and Influences - Bill Napier, Larry Sparks, and Clarence White to piano, Bill

This four-session workshop is up on RonBlock.com, along with two bonus lessons . I've shared the elements of guitar playing that have made my lead guitar solos and rhythm a mainstay of Alison Krauss & Union Station for 29 years. Intermediate to advanced.

Topics: Roots and Influences - Bill Napier, Larry Sparks, and Clarence White to piano, Bill Monroe, and electric guitar players. We'll move on into some of my solos in a bonus lesson but at the front end we'll look into some of the players that helped create my style.

The Psychology of Playing Well (this is incredibly important)

Right and Left Hand Technique

Tone - Timing - Taste

Rhythm Playing

How I Learned and Continue to Learn the Neck

Make Solos More Moving with Expression

Make Solos More Engaging with Intervals ("doublestops")

Playing the Melody: The Many Ways to Vary a Solo.

Crosspicking

Plus many other topics!

With these freebies and more: Downloads Hogan's House of Music instrumental record (I took quite a few guitar breaks on it); a pdf of my Traditional Guitar Workbook with my personal tabs of George Shuffler, Larry Sparks, Bill Napier, Don Reno, Clarence White, and Junior Blankenship. These freebies alone are worth about $47.

When signing up, you'll get a download link for Hogan's House of Music, and a short time later you'll get an email with a Dropbox link and information for the rest of it - the email isn't automated and I do them myself.

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Ron Block Online Banjo Workshop
  • Ron Block Online Banjo Workshop

Ron Block Online Banjo Workshop

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“Ron Block has not only become a world class banjo player in terms of technical proficiency, he has also accomplished what is often seen as the pinnacle of musical achievement, the development of a recognizable personal style. Since 1991, the sound of his driving open string rolls and emotive bends have been an integral part of the sound of Alison

“Ron Block has not only become a world class banjo player in terms of technical proficiency, he has also accomplished what is often seen as the pinnacle of musical achievement, the development of a recognizable personal style. Since 1991, the sound of his driving open string rolls and emotive bends have been an integral part of the sound of Alison Krauss and Union Station, a band that is both a mainstay of the bluegrass world and has done as much as any other group to put the sound of bluegrass in front of new audiences around the world.” (Banjo Newsletter, October 2016)

Greetings, fellow banjo pickers!

Have you had moments where you've wanted your playing to move along more quickly? Have you ever wondered if you have what it takes to go to the next level?

I've struggled with all those things. At nearly every level, I've plateaued and thought, "Is this it? Am I stuck here?" Since the age of thirteen I've been obsessed with learning how to play the banjo well, because going to the next level is always such a thrill.

As a result I've had to develop some tried-and-true ways of doing things through experimentation and study. I've used these ideas for my 26 years with Alison Krauss & Union Station, for the O Brother soundtrack, and for everything else I've ever played on - and I'd love to share them with you.

Just got this in an email: “I’ve just got to say, this workshop has been so much more than I expected….The effort you’ve put into this and the ground you’ve covered will keep me busy for years….Again, thanks so much. I call that a bargain, the best I ever had!” David W.

TOPICS: Just a few of the things I've covered:

Releasing tension (the thing that puts a lid on our dexterity).

How I work on timing and feel.

Dynamics.

Tone.

Backup.

The trick to learning the neck well.

String bending, vibrato, and working it all into rolls.

Single-string playing.

Slow playing.

Clinch Mountain Backstep.

Mollie Catherine Carter.

Man of Constant Sorrow.

Learning from recordings.

How to practice effectively.

EXTRAS: By signing up for the workshop you'll receive free downloads of my banjo-oriented bluegrass record Hogan's House of Music, and a pdf of my long out-of-print The Traditional Banjo Workbook.

I look forward to seeing you there.

LESSONS WITH A PRO: 29 Years With Alison Krauss & Union Station, banjoist on the O Brother Soundtrack’s “Man of Constant Sorrow,” and on sessions with Dolly Parton, Kate Rusby, Dan Tyminski, Vince Gill, Randy Travis, Alan Jackson, and many more.

LEVEL: Broadly Intermediate - lots of material for not-so-beginners all through early advanced players.

SUBJECTS: Playing without tension, improving timing and feel, dynamics, tone, string bending, vibrato, scales, single-string playing, transcribing, and more.

BONUS MATERIALS: Each participant will receive a free download of Ron’s banjo-oriented bluegrass cd Hogan’s House of Music, and a free download of the long out-of-print Traditional Bluegrass Banjo Workbook – a total of $45 in free extras.

After ordering you'll receive a download for Hogan's House of Music, and a short time later you'll get an email with a Dropbox link and information for the rest of it - the email isn't automated and I do them myself.

WORKSHOP REVIEWS: "As a guy who's been participating in this clinic I promise you the value you'll receive is worth FAR more than the price. I've done banjo camps, clinics, and lessons with the best in the business. The wisdom Ron imparts is second to none. You WILL be a better player, and you'll enjoy every second. You'll have a hard time putting your banjo down after the first session, and you'll be thinking about it all day at work after the second. And it only gets better from there."

"Great class. Ron knows how to communicate; he 'teaches ideas' and is well prepared. No wasted time. The overall class experience is like having a one on one lesson with good friend."

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A Light So Fair: Peaceful Guitar Instrumentals - WAV DOWNLOAD by Ron Block

A Light So Fair: Peaceful Guitar Instrumentals - WAV DOWNLOAD

Ron Block

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A Light So Fair is an album of 14 peace-filled, sparse, acoustic guitar instrumentals.

The melodies are variously inspired by the morning sunlight on the fields in Tennessee, walks in the Yorkshire countryside, a river in Scotland behind Huntly Castle, writers George MacDonald, John Donne, and C.S. Lewis, melodies of Stephen Foster, and ballad

A Light So Fair is an album of 14 peace-filled, sparse, acoustic guitar instrumentals.

The melodies are variously inspired by the morning sunlight on the fields in Tennessee, walks in the Yorkshire countryside, a river in Scotland behind Huntly Castle, writers George MacDonald, John Donne, and C.S. Lewis, melodies of Stephen Foster, and ballad books from the 1800s.

The focus is on simplicity, tone, and nuance, with the intention that listeners would be able to take away some of that peace for themselves.

Some stellar voices add background vocals. Suzanne Cox, Sierra Hull, Kate Rusby, Damien O'Kane, and Erica Block all bring some lovely, ethereal vocal parts to the mix.

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    Hope Sings 2:33
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    A Light So Fair 2:40
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    All Through The Night 1:38
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    Welcome, Dear Dawn 3:01
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    Donne's Passage 2:55
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    The Distant Isle 2:19
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    The White Stag 2:35
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    The River Deveron 2:18
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    Take My Life and Let It Be 2:35
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    Bear My Harp Hither 2:58
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    The Good Morrow 2:41
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    The Twilit Vale/A Quiet Longing 4:23
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    O'er Furrow and Field 3:23
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  14. 14
    With Joys Reunited 3:12
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NEW! Banjo Lesson: Bending Strings in a Bluegrass Context
  • NEW! Banjo Lesson: Bending Strings in a Bluegrass Context

NEW! Banjo Lesson: Bending Strings in a Bluegrass Context

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Ron gives a 20-minute lesson on bending banjo strings in a bluegrass context. You'll learn what makes bending sound best, how to learn to do bends accurately, several different ways of practicing timing, a lick, variation, and pentatonic scales.

Notes are included, and tab is included for bends, pentatonic scales, and "Wild Bill Jones," which Ron

Ron gives a 20-minute lesson on bending banjo strings in a bluegrass context. You'll learn what makes bending sound best, how to learn to do bends accurately, several different ways of practicing timing, a lick, variation, and pentatonic scales.

Notes are included, and tab is included for bends, pentatonic scales, and "Wild Bill Jones," which Ron plays at regular speed at the end. You'll download four pdfs, including the password and instructions to find video.

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Banjophony by Damien O'Kane & Ron Block

Banjophony

Damien O'Kane & Ron Block

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Banjophony (Damien O'Kane and Ron Block) PRCD48 Release 20th July 2018 With Sierra Hull, Stuart Duncan, Sam Bush, Barry Bales

This spectacular debut duo album from Coleraine’s Damien O’Kane and California’s Ron Block - is probably nothing like you could imagine. This record is about the marrying of two different banjo traditions and the union of

Banjophony (Damien O'Kane and Ron Block) PRCD48 Release 20th July 2018 With Sierra Hull, Stuart Duncan, Sam Bush, Barry Bales

This spectacular debut duo album from Coleraine’s Damien O’Kane and California’s Ron Block - is probably nothing like you could imagine. This record is about the marrying of two different banjo traditions and the union of two cultures - bluegrass and Irish.

  1. Miller's Gin/Potato Anxiety
  2. Crafty Collette
  3. Battersea Skillet Liquor
  4. No Harm Done
  5. Banjophony
  6. Ode to Aunty Frances
  7. Trip to Portugal/Guiseppe's
  8. Brown Eyes
  9. The Midleton Thief/The Lobster
  10. Phoebe's/The Banjo Strikes Back
  11. Lucky Rogues/Frantic Inspiration
  12. Leiper's Fork
  13. Brian Boru's Reel
  14. Danish Horde/S.McGee Buys the Farm
  15. Waiting for Erin
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    02 Crafty Colette 4:39
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    03 Battersea Skillet Liquor 4:17
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    04 No Harm Done 4:28
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    05 Banjophony 5:26
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    06 Ode to Aunty Frances 4:52
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    07 Trip to Portugal_Giuseppe's 4:14
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    08 Brown Eyes 5:08
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    09 The Midleton Thief_The Lobster 4:54
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    10 Phoebe's_The Banjo Strikes Back 5:18
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    11 Lucky Rogues_Frantic Inspiration 4:05
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    12 Leiper's Fork 4:23
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    13 Brian Boru's Reel 4:21
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    14 Danish Horde_S. McGee Buys the Farm 5:48
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    15 Waiting for Erin 4:06
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Trouble Go Down by Ron Block & Jeff Taylor

Trouble Go Down

Ron Block & Jeff Taylor

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Trouble Go Down blends beautiful instrumental arrangements of gospel from 1800s hymnals, new hymns with old souls, and contemporary acoustic music. Ron Block of Grammy-winning band Alison Krauss + Union Station and Jeff Taylor of the highly acclaimed group the Time Jumpers form a duo to mix bluegrass and piano-based gospel roots. Banjo, piano,

Trouble Go Down blends beautiful instrumental arrangements of gospel from 1800s hymnals, new hymns with old souls, and contemporary acoustic music. Ron Block of Grammy-winning band Alison Krauss + Union Station and Jeff Taylor of the highly acclaimed group the Time Jumpers form a duo to mix bluegrass and piano-based gospel roots. Banjo, piano, vintage guitars, fiddles, mandolin, whistles, bouzouki, acoustic bass, bodhran, and Ron’s and Jeff’s vocals are expertly intertwined with guest and harmony vocals by Ellie Holcomb, Suzanne Cox, and many others.

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    Like A River Glorious 2:13
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    Gather Ye 3:35
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    Trouble Go Down (feat. Suzanne Cox) 4:04
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    I Am Hidden Away In The Bosom Of Christ 4:33
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    Come Away With Me 3:33
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    O, How I Love Jesus 0:34
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    Alight Thou In Me (Feat. Ellie Holcomb) 4:09
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    Everything Broken And Everything Beautiful (feat. Ellie Holcomb) 4:05
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    Leaning On The Everlasting Arms 1:42
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    He Leadeth Me 2:45
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    Jesus Loves Me / What A Friend We Have In Jesus 3:21
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    Tis So Sweet To Trust In Jesus 2:21
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    His Love Will Bear You On 3:46
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    Doxology 0:55
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Hogan's House of Music  - Download only by Ron Block

Hogan's House of Music - Download only

Ron Block

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Fourteen-time Grammy winning banjoist and guitarist Ron Block, 24-year veteran of Alison Krauss & Union Station, steps out to record a collection of romping bluegrass instrumentals. He combines brand new originals and older tunes from some of his musical heroes, like Earl Scruggs, J.D. Crowe, Ralph Stanley, Art Stamper, and Stephen Foster. The

Fourteen-time Grammy winning banjoist and guitarist Ron Block, 24-year veteran of Alison Krauss & Union Station, steps out to record a collection of romping bluegrass instrumentals. He combines brand new originals and older tunes from some of his musical heroes, like Earl Scruggs, J.D. Crowe, Ralph Stanley, Art Stamper, and Stephen Foster. The lineup is full of stellar musicians: Stuart Duncan, Alison Krauss, Tim Crouch, Sam Bush, Adam Steffey, Sierra Hull, Dan Tyminski, Clay Hess, Jerry Douglas, Rob Ickes, Barry Bales, Byron House, Mark Fain, Jeff Taylor, and Lynn Williams.

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    Hogan's House of Boogie 3:03
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    Wolves A-Howling 1:48
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    The Spotted Pony (featuring: Stuart Duncan, Alison Krauss, Adam Steffey) 3:20
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    Clinch Mountain Backstep 3:36
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    Gentle Annie (featuring Tim Crouch) 2:42
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    Mooney Flat Road (featuring: Stuart Duncan, Alison Krauss) 3:31
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    Mollie Catherine Carter 3:10
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    Seneca Square Dance (featuring: Sierra Hull) 2:17
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    Calico 3:28
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    You Are My Sunshine 3:27
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    Lonesome Road Blues 2:06
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    '65 Mustang Blues (featuring: Sam Bush, Jerry Douglas) 4:00
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    Brushy Fork of John's Creek 2:54
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    Carter's Creek Pike 2:42
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    Home Sweet Home 2:40
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A Light So Fair: Peaceful Guitar Instrumentals by Ron Block

A Light So Fair: Peaceful Guitar Instrumentals

Ron Block

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A Light So Fair is an album of 14 peace-filled, sparse, acoustic guitar instrumentals.

The melodies are variously inspired by the morning sunlight on the fields in Tennessee, walks in the Yorkshire countryside, a river in Scotland behind Huntly Castle, writers George MacDonald, John Donne, and C.S. Lewis, melodies of Stephen Foster, and ballad

A Light So Fair is an album of 14 peace-filled, sparse, acoustic guitar instrumentals.

The melodies are variously inspired by the morning sunlight on the fields in Tennessee, walks in the Yorkshire countryside, a river in Scotland behind Huntly Castle, writers George MacDonald, John Donne, and C.S. Lewis, melodies of Stephen Foster, and ballad books from the 1800s.

The focus is on simplicity, tone, and nuance, with the intention that listeners would be able to take away some of that peace for themselves.

Some stellar voices add background vocals. Suzanne Cox, Sierra Hull, Kate Rusby, Damien O'Kane, and Erica Block all bring some lovely, ethereal vocal parts to the mix.

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    Hope Sings 2:33
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    A Light So Fair 2:40
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    All Through The Night 1:38
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    Welcome, Dear Dawn 3:01
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  5. 5
    Donne's Passage 2:55
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    The Distant Isle 2:19
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    The White Stag 2:35
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    The River Deveron 2:18
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    Take My Life, and Let It Be 2:35
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    Bear My Harp Hither 2:58
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    The Good Morrow 2:41
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    The Twilit Vale/A Quiet Longing 4:23
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    O'er Furrow and Field 3:23
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    With Joys Reunited 3:12
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DoorWay by Ron Block

DoorWay

Ron Block

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Ron Block is best known to bluegrass lovers as the banjo player with Union Station, Alison Krauss' backing band. But he's also an excellent singer, songwriter, and guitarist, and on his second solo album he expands his stylistic parameters to very winning effect. DoorWay is a gospel album, but with a difference: instead of the relatively

Ron Block is best known to bluegrass lovers as the banjo player with Union Station, Alison Krauss' backing band. But he's also an excellent singer, songwriter, and guitarist, and on his second solo album he expands his stylistic parameters to very winning effect. DoorWay is a gospel album, but with a difference: instead of the relatively uncomplicated songs of praise and spiritual victory that typify both the bluegrass and Southern gospel genres, Block chronicles actual struggles of faith and faithfulness on this album. The varied moods of that struggle are reflected in his arrangements, which veer from swinging midtempo bluegrass on "Along the Way" and "Be Assured" to the darker, moodier sound of "Flame" and "Love's Living Through Me When I Do" — an almost rockish song that features drums, electric piano, and effects-laden electric guitar. Clearly, this is not an album for rock-ribbed bluegrass purists (though few would expect it to be, given the stylistic departures of his recent recordings with Krauss). And because Block deals here with issues of doubt and temptation rather than simply celebrating spiritual certainty, it also may be one that gives pause to some members of the gospel music audience. But it's hard to imagine that anyone with a relatively open mind in musical terms and an appreciation for the real challenges and conflicts inherent in the process of choosing a life of faith will be able to listen to DoorWay and remain unmoved. Very highly recommended.

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    Along the Way 2:27
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    Love's Living Through Me When I Do 4:31
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    Things Aren't Always As They Seem 3:38
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    Be Assured 2:28
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    DoorWay 3:42
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    Above the Line 3:08
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    The Blackness of the Need 3:32
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    Flame 4:31
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    Secret of the Woods 1:42
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    I See Thee Nevermore 2:19
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    Someone 4:50
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Rickard Cyclone 10:1 Ratio Five-String Banjo Tuning Pegs - Gold w Galaith Ivory Buttons
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Rickard Cyclone 10:1 Ratio Five-String Banjo Tuning Pegs - Gold w Galaith Ivory Buttons

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These pegs keep my banjo in tune so much better than ordinary banjo pegs. I've already installed a set on my Rich & Taylor (the banjo I used on So Long So Wrong). My 1926 Gibson Granada is next, along with my electric Banjocaster. These tuners make my job easier! I love 'em. Class all the way, from materials to feel, even to the box they come in.

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Rickard Cyclone 10:1 Ratio Five-String Banjo Tuning Pegs - Nickel w Galaith Ivory Buttons
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Rickard Cyclone 10:1 Ratio Five-String Banjo Tuning Pegs - Nickel w Galaith Ivory Buttons

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These pegs keep my banjo in tune so much better than ordinary banjo pegs. I've already installed a set on my Rich & Taylor (the banjo I used on So Long So Wrong). My 1926 Gibson Granada is next, along with my electric Banjocaster. These tuners make my job easier! I love 'em. Class all the way, from materials to feel, even to the box they come in.

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