Sometimes it happens I'd like to listen to different versions...
Sometimes it happens I'd like to listen to different versions of the same song...
Today, after a long time, I started singing "Make me a pallet on your floor" (having in my mind the version of Doc Watson and the Country Gentlemen's one)
Any advice for some other bluegrass/otm version?
Thank you in advance...
(and excuse me for my english)
Re: Sometimes it happens I'd like to listen to different versions
No specific recommendations, but a search on the name in YouTube (using quotes helps) brings up 500+ examples to sift through. At least the first several hundred are recognized names!
- Ed
"Then one day we weren't as young as before
Our mistakes weren't quite so easy to undo
But by all those roads, my friend, we've travelled down
I'm a better man for just the knowin' of you."
- Ian Tyson
Re: Sometimes it happens I'd like to listen to different versions
I did
...but I found lots of blues version... or, anyway, no "particular" versions...
I tried, as usual, to search wit the title 'tween the quotes and the single world "bluegrass" out of the quotes...
but...
...nothin' special
Re: Sometimes it happens I'd like to listen to different versions
When John Duffey was with the C.G.`s he would go to the Library Of Congress in DC and look up some old songs and then he would revise them to what he called "A modern sound"...A lot of C.G.`s songs were done that way, "Lonely Fisherwoman", "Little Bessie" are two of my favorite C.G.`s songs....
Willie
Re: Sometimes it happens I'd like to listen to different versions
I suppose you mean "The Young Fisherwoman", a then recent song by Don McHan - perhaps best knowon as guitarist with Jim&Jesse.
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