buckland
Senior Member
Just so good
pS I was gonna put up some Dan Hicks and his Hot Licks.... but the mood was just not the same!
pS I was gonna put up some Dan Hicks and his Hot Licks.... but the mood was just not the same!
The Acoustic Thread - What are you listening to?
- Thread starter Wandering Sagebrush
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craig333
Riley's Human
Okay, not acoustic but this just blew me away.
That's pretty cool.Liked seeing all the youngsters playing.
Frank
Frank
goinoregon
Senior Member
nice !craig333 said:
buckland
Senior Member
Well if they played just a little bit faster...... their chops would have exploded in to flames! Lordy!Vic Harder said:
OP
OP
The beautiful and Sad Uillean Pipes
Beautiful and sad indeed.
Frank
Frank
Long before the banjo world had Bela Fleck, Steve Martin, and others, there was the 5-string banjo legend Bill Keith. This is one of his noted instrumentals, and it is quite timely. 
OP
OP
Dancin’ in the new year.
OP
OP
Just in case there are any banjo aficionados in the group.
OP
OP
A little Scottish silliness.
CPT Davenport
Senior Member
I've always loved that one.Thanks!
Today is the 8th of January
OP
OP
Kinda nice to see a tamed down Billy, that was enjoyable.
buckland
Senior Member
Thinking the same thing!... I always want to hold onto the chair when he plays... nice.
.........and for those who are not aware, this is where the fiddle tune "The 8th of January" originated and the significance of January 8th (1815).
Battle of New Orleans
and why Jimmy Driftwood used the fiddle tune melody for his song "The Battle of New Orleans."
Jimmy also wrote "The Tennessee Stud" a song Doc Watson performed so well.
Happy January 8th!
Battle of New Orleans
and why Jimmy Driftwood used the fiddle tune melody for his song "The Battle of New Orleans."
Jimmy also wrote "The Tennessee Stud" a song Doc Watson performed so well.
Happy January 8th!
Wandering Sagebrush said:
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