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Edited by FoodMonger52:
6/7/2017 11:50:48 PM
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Anyone like Bluegrass?
I know it's not a very popular genre, but I was curious if anyone else had any interest in this style of music? If so, please share some of your favorite songs and bands.
This is In Hell I'll Be in Good Company by Dead South. I also don't mind some Iron Horse covers.
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1 ReplyThe music, or the grass?
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Trampled by Turtles-Wait so Long
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2 RepliesI'm a casual fan of the genre.
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3 RepliesMore of a blueberry waffle guy myself
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1 ReplyI don't use anything else for my yard.
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1 ReplyNice. Thanks for sharing that.
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I like this one, in particular.
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6 RepliesEdited by ImHereToHelp: 6/9/2017 3:33:26 PMI do and I've heard that song so many times now that I skip it when it comes on. Edit: Also the lack of Trampled by Turtles in here is appalling.
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1 ReplyI live there
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1 ReplyI'm into some new age bluegrassy bands like Trampled by Turtles.
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1 ReplyTerrible.
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5 RepliesObviously you don't OP because that's not blue grass... It takes more then being a banjo playing beardo to be blue grass. Otherwise these guys would be Blue Grass..https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2CPt3eSBJiQ When the reality is that it's just twangy rock.
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1 ReplyNope i hate it. But i love yellow snow!
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The Dead South-That Bastard Son
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Edited by FoodMonger52: 6/9/2017 1:04:49 AMSome Willie Watson-Long John Dean
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3 RepliesOP got me really into it now and here I sit in one of those youtube wormholes just finding kickass bluegrass
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1 ReplySure, I have some nice Bluegrass songs on my iPod. Better than modern country music.
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9 RepliesI love Bluegrass.
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1 ReplyOnly good bluegrass is Larry and his Flask.
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4 RepliesActually really dig bluegrass. Don't know a lot of artist but this kind of music always just seems so cool. I imagine slow motion western movies a lot also for some reason lol.
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3 RepliesThat song was the first thing that came to mind once I read the title. Been slowly getting into the genre.
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2 RepliesKinda
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2 RepliesEdited by DahcDerron: 6/8/2017 5:40:05 AMI've been playing bluegrass for 25 years now. Started with guitar, now I play banjo. I've got a couple Martins and three banjos. I actually just got home from a local jam we have every Wednesday night. A few of my favorite artists are: Flatt and Scruggs Bill Monroe Tony Rice Doc Watson J.D. Crowe Stanley Brothers Bryan Sutton Punch Brothers The video I posted is Punch Bros doing Molly and Tenbrooks, a song Monroe recorded and made popular in the late 1940s. This version is definitely worth a watch. Chris Thile is one of the best musicians on the planet! If you're just getting into the genre, you should check out The Bluegrass Album Band. They took a lot of the old classics and re-recorded them in the 1990s with a lineup of some of the best pickers around, including Rice and Crowe. They did several albums that go through a huge catalogue of old songs recorded by Flatt and Scruggs, Monroe, Stanley, and the like. Monroe basically invented the genre and Scruggs perfected the three-finger banjo style associated with bluegrass. You'd do yourself some good to familiarize yourself with them. Doc Watson pioneered playing fiddle tunes on a guitar, and Clarence White took it to the next level by adding in some jazz licks before he passed the torch to Tony Rice. There's a lot of good shit out there once you start digging.
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1 ReplyI tend to like faster bluegrass.
