This YouTube video provides a two-finger banjo lesson for the song "I Don't Love Nobody." The instructor, Clifton Hicks, details the tuning (gDGBD relative, fCFAC actual) and traces the song's history back to an 1896 printing, noting its connection to Woody Guthrie's "I Ain't Got Nobody." The description also references Elizabeth Cotten and Grandpa Jones as other artists who performed this piece, and thanks Jerron Paxton and Evan Collins for their historical and technical insights. Various links are provided for supporting the banjo heritage project, including Patreon, Bandcamp, merchandise, and music streaming platforms.
This video features a musical performance of the song "I Don't Love Nobody," with the performer, Clifton Hicks, discussing its history and different versions, including those by Elizabeth Cotten, Woody Guthrie, and Grandpa Jones. The description highlights the evolution of the lyrics, noting the omission of racial elements in contemporary renditions. The performer shares his personal connection to Woody Guthrie's version and provides links to his music, merchandise, and payment platforms.
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