Bluegrass Music

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  1. Salty 20,000 Posts Club
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    Do you enjoy bluegrass Music?

    If so, one of very own BB members does a net show. :type:

    and no, its not me :laugh:
     
  2. David Lamb Active Member

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    Not sure. If it's: "A type of folk music that originated in the southern United States, typically played on banjos and guitars and characterized by rapid tempos and jazzlike improvisation," then I think I would like it. :)
     
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    I spent ten years pleying nothing but bluegrass. Led the worship at the Stevensville Cowboy Camps.

    I play guitar, mandolin, banjo, & upright bass.

    I LOVE bluegrass music.
     
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    Well, did you two guys tune in this am? If not be sure to next Sat 8 am eastern 1400 (?) GMT
     
  5. Robert Snow New Member

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    I rank it near the bottom, just ahead of rap.
     
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    I love Bluegrass music.
     
  7. Alive in Christ New Member

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    I LOVE bluegrass music.

    And I play it. Have played with 2 traveling bands, and am currently playing with a band weekly in a regular set location.

    My primary instrument these days is the banjo, but I also play the dobro and acoustic guitar.

    Here lately I have been going further back into the past then bluegrass, and getting into "Old Time" music, playing what is called "clawmammer" style banjo. Basically it is the style of playing banjo that was going in the the 1800's..up till about 1945 or so when Earl Scruggs's 3 finger "up picking" style became very popular.

    Bluegrass rules! It ROCKS.
     
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    If you have recorded anything - send it to Ken - he just might play it for your...
     
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    I think that definition just killed bluegrass for me. It took every ounce of soul right out of the concept. :laugh:
     
  10. Sapper Woody Well-Known Member

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    I love bluegrass. When I was in college, we had a group that played for fun. We called ourselves "Arkansas Frontporch". We had 2 guitars, a banjo, jugs, I played spoons or harmonica, we had a second harmonica, jews harp, and a guy playing a maracca-like shaker. It was good fun. We played hymns in a bluegrass style.

    Typically, my generation doesn't appreciate bluegrass anymore, but I enjoy it.
     
  11. Alive in Christ New Member

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    Gina...

    You need education, sister!

    Take this in...

    Its bluegrass and its dripping with SOUL!...

    //http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NDZDrfKkLlw
     
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