I saw this back when you posted it, and I cannot like it enough. I miss your actively posting, but I understand how life can get in the way of side projects. Good luck!!

Dayum I'm so glad I decide to look up some fretless banjo on this here day.

Your frailing is great, and the song and sketch are so fun :-)

This was immersive and audibly pleasing

Well done ! Very insightful. A rarity in todays world social media blather. The lessons of history, and the stories of the people that have lived it, are mostly forgotten. But we do have the songs, if one is interested enough in history , to listen. Music, isn't a great way to make a living, but it is a great way to share the memories of who and what went before. That's what you are doing. Your history teacher didn't look like any I ever had ! None of them played the banjo either . More please.

Awesome! Absolutely loved that!

@mesarah011

3 жыл бұрын

Haha!! Thanks, I’m so glad! 🥳

Wow Sarah, I don't think many were expecting that! You've been thinking, dramatising and creating, girl. And kept your promise. If I were assessing your project I'd give it first class honours, and yes, I laughed with you too. Brilliant, original, engaging, and thanks for sharing. Only now not sure if you're American, French, or Dickensian English! And I love the raw sound of that tack-head among the scented candles. Teaching history, historical literacy, historical illiteracy of the modern age. Big, fascinating subjects, I envy you. What will the people of the future think about modern day historical vandalism, deliberate corruption of the truth for social engineering or acquisition of power? Me? I don't think one can ever fully trust or depend on anything that's been written, or passed down through history. The principal way to understand human history is through ourselves. How we as humans would have responded to climates and environment, social challenges, methods of survival, ways of elevating our lives. By putting ourselves in that position, knowing our instincts, recognising human behaviour helps answers that. Our ancestors weren't stupid, they had similar or near identical brain sizes, emotions, and powers of reasoning. Indeed they were simply masters at other things, manipulating different forms of knowledge. Thinking about that offers a window to our real history rather than trusting what was written down.

Fantastic!

Where have you gone?

Where’d ya go Sarah? We miss you!!!

@maxwellfan55

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, I was thinking same. How about a new song Sarah? When you're ready, that is.

Please more banjo singing

Good Gawd Girl!! You are so talented! Well done!

@mesarah011

3 жыл бұрын

Haha! Thank you! I love stuff like this, it’s so fun 😋

@Jrhnhemp

3 жыл бұрын

Well I miss hearing you and your young Ins! You still schooling? Update us!

@Jrhnhemp

2 жыл бұрын

It’s been 9 months? I sure hope you and yours are all well. Any new vids coming? I sure miss em!

Sara!🤗

What song are you playing at the beginning? Did you make up those words?

@mesarah011

3 жыл бұрын

I did! So... I guess it’s called “The Ballad of Historical Literacy”, ha! (Oh it’s set to the tune of Darling Cora though. That’s probably what you’re recognizing 🥳)

@AddisonJamesHoward

3 жыл бұрын

@@mesarah011 I like your version. I want to learn the words. It's very epic and poetic sounding.

This is absolutely the bees knees! I bet you are also a history nut too. There’s few of us but we must stick together.

WTF?............................in a good way