buckland
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There are few sounds that can make you cry and that is one. Something about the low vibration. Our family has a long list of these songs and one nephew who plays. Thanks for posting.Wandering Sagebrush said:
The Acoustic Thread - What are you listening to?
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buckland
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I had a flashback to this song as I was working on my SW trip blog. Junior is a unique and talented guy!
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Steel Rail Blues - Lightfoot Cover
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Ian Tyson was one of my favorite singer/songwriters, and this cover by Templeton Thompson of Someday Soon is to my mind the best I’ve ever heard.
buckland
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wow she has a sweet clear voice! i agree.
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Got the Blues?
buckland
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I do now!
That was great to listen to.
Thanks.
Frank
Thanks.
Frank
buckland
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I am not a banjo player but I have witnessed here a real interest in banjo. So FWIW ,,, here is an interesting article about it.
https://daily.jstor.org/the-nineteenth-century-banjo/
https://daily.jstor.org/the-nineteenth-century-banjo/
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Since we’ve drifted into different instruments, here’s a documentary about Marc Savoy (Savoy Accordions) and Cajun music. If you like zydeco, you might enjoy this.
CPT Davenport
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Local favorites here in my neck of the woods. AJ has been working her magic since she was a child. It's been fun watching her grow up and evolve into such a wonderful light for the industry. We even had her play in our back yard for the locals only, neighborhood party. What a treat!kramme said:
GO AJ !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I've liked Bela Fleck for a while.... here is a sample
ok, that sounds amazing.... thanks for getting me to spend more $$$ ... on banjo music no less.drumwood said:
That is an amazing sound.
I've always enjoyed Bela.
Frank
I've always enjoyed Bela.
Frank
We are about to turn the corner with the coming solstice. It has me thinking of summer.
....in a musical mood at lunch today
