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Banjo tablatures for Think Of What You've Done

The Stanley Brothers

Recomended level: Intermediate

  • Banjo Think Of What You've Done Scruggs Style

    Scruggs Style

    • Difficulty
    • Key
      G
    • Tempo
      75 bpm
    • Tuning
      gDGBD

    Up the neck, or down the neck? That is the question. Yes, is the answer. You can have it both ways :)

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  • Banjo Think Of What You've Done Melodic Style

    Melodic Style

    • Difficulty
    • Key
      B
    • Tempo
      85 bpm
    • Tuning
      gDGBD

    Using some familiar Scruggs licks we'll sprinkle in the melodic goodness.

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  • Banjo Think Of What You've Done Backup

    Backup

    • Difficulty
    • Key
      B
    • Tempo
      80 bpm
    • Tuning
      gDGBD

    Some great Scruggs style rolling backup and up the neck fills. Listen to the Larry Sparks recording of this tune to hear it in action.

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Practicing Tips

Embrace the world of bluegrass banjo with 'Think Of What You've Done' educational resource. Offering unique tablatures in Scruggs, Melodic, and Backup Styles, this material is a gem for the intermediate player. It encourages utilization of the interactive Tunefox platform to revolutionize your learning experience, making it more personalized and engaging.


Among the Tunefox features, the Lick Switcher is a major highlight. Through the addition of new lick vocabulary, you get to explore a refreshing perspective for the same song. Besides, you can now modify the licks for each measure, thereby opening doors to experiment with numerous song variations. You only need to tap the measure to unveil the hidden licks for your exploration.


The Arrange slider is another feature that lets you set a difficulty level aligning with your preference. Sliding it to the left subtracts many fill-in notes revealing a simple, core arrangement in the tablature. Sliding it to the right, on the other hand, brings back all those intricate notes, presenting a comprehensive version of the song. Such interactive tools aim to make your learning journey not just helpful, but also fun.


Changing the song's tempo is equally easy with the tempo slider. Playing along with the backing tracks enriches your musical experience, while also helping you practice better. Repeating selected measures until perfected can be a useful approach. Plus, the 'Speed Up' function lets you increment the playback tempo gradually, enabling a smooth progression towards faster speeds. Start comfortably and let 'Speed Up' cautiously push your limits with each rendition.


Remember, effective practice involves patience, regularity, and above all, enjoying the process. So, take your time, explore at your own pace, and let 'Think Of What You've Done' impart in you, the soulful essence of bluegrass banjo music.


Think Of What You've Done lyrics

CHORUS Is it true that I've lost you Am I not the only one After all this pain and sorrow Darling think of what you've done

VERSE Heart to heart dear how I need you Like the flowers need the dew Loving you has been my life, dear I can't believe we're really through

VERSE I'll go back to old Virginia Where the mountains meet the sky In those hills I learned to love you Let me stay there till I die