Superb song..is the album as good do you reckon?
Yes, it is, but I'm biased 'cos they are one of my favourite bands
Their style mixes "Southern Rock" to Country and points in between.
Country and Western Music.
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Yes, it is, but I'm biased 'cos they are one of my favourite bands
Their style mixes "Southern Rock" to Country and points in between.
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This is a good place to start, Boon (her first five albums for a pretty reasonable price)...
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Original-Al...YB7Q/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1361952723&sr=8-4
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Boon 51
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Just as Godwin's Law states that in any political online discussion someone will inevitably draw a parallel with Hitler, I'd like to both instigate and prove the "Mention of Shallow Genetic Pool Inevitability Tendency" for Country music by mentioning and then posting the 'duelling banjos' scene from Deliverance
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The Transatlantic Sessions consist of very high-quality musicians, playing an interesting and entertaining blend of music. When we had the pub, some of them came and played for us; they were/are great musicians and really nice people too. Aly Bain is a great guy, but he's a mate as well as a Shetlander, so I've got to say that.
Another bonus, is that the musicians are/were great company in the bar afterwards and keen to stay up till the small hours for a dram or two. 
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I have been watching a young bluegrass band on Youtube the past couple of years called the Tuttles with AJ Lee. They are some very talented young pickers and singers, their father taught them and also plays in the band. AJ Lee is a excellent young singer that joins them. The Tuttle kids are all excellent pickers and the daughter Molly is an excellent singer and outstanding picker. They are out of San Francisco, which sort of surprised me. They never really get close enough to my area for me to get a chance to go see them
, but I will if I get a chance. It has been fun watching them grow up on Youtube. They don't do strictly bluegrass either but do great bluegrass when they do it. This is one of their slower songs but still one of the tunes they do that I like and it is from a recent show.
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, but I will if I get a chance. It has been fun watching them grow up on Youtube. They don't do strictly bluegrass either but do great bluegrass when they do it. This is one of their slower songs but still one of the tunes they do that I like and it is from a recent show.an older one
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On a less serious note has anyone seen Hayseed Dixie? We saw them a year or two ago at the O2 Academy in Newcastle. I didn't know what to expect but they were brilliant, a really fun night out. They do bluegrass covers of rock anthems as well as their own originals, The Ace of Spades and Bohemian Rhapsody like you've never heard them before - Genius 
Edit: forgot to post a link
View: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cYJUywl7CFw
Edit: forgot to post a link
View: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cYJUywl7CFw
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Have a listen to The Ozark Mountain Daredevils. This one's from the "It'll shine when it shines" album.
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Being a bit pedantic, Western (aka Western Swing) is a bit different, as in artistis like Bob Wills & The Texas Playboys, or more modetn like; Asleep At The Wheel
Bob;
View: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AwOQxHejPyc
Asleep;
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fTh-4Ss07AE
if you want a bit of modent bluegrass, you do lot a worse than finding a copy of the Steve Earle & The Del McCoury band CD 'The Mountain'
He looks very different after a few years though!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=787a_ChK9uk
And, back in 1988......
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The Dixie Chicks can do Bluegrass rather well too!!
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Boon 51
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The Transatlantic Sessions consist of very high-quality musicians, playing an interesting and entertaining blend of music. When we had the pub, some of them came and played for us; they were/are great musicians and really nice people too. Aly Bain is a great guy, but he's a mate as well as a Shetlander, so I've got to say that.
I/we had live music in our pub as well.. Brilliant...and the stop on's..
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Actually being a bit more pedantic Western is a kind of American folk music if you like, artists such as Marty Robbins, Ian Tyson, Gene Autry, that kind of thing - Western Swing is your Hank Thompson and Bob Wills stuff.
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I have been watching a young bluegrass band on Youtube the past couple of years called the Tuttles with AJ Lee. They are some very talented young pickers and singers, their father taught them and also plays in the band. AJ Lee is a excellent young singer that joins them. The Tuttle kids are all excellent pickers and the daughter Molly is an excellent singer and outstanding picker. They are out of San Francisco, which sort of surprised me. They never really get close enough to my area for me to get a chance to go see them
an older one
Both songs are ace...
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Boon 51
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On a less serious note has anyone seen Hayseed Dixie? We saw them a year or two ago at the O2 Academy in Newcastle. I didn't know what to expect but they were brilliant, a really fun night out. They do bluegrass covers of rock anthems as well as their own originals, The Ace of Spades and Bohemian Rhapsody like you've never heard them before - Genius
Edit: forgot to post a link
View:
View: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cYJUywl7CFw
Luv it...
