Just got confirmation and seeing it online, but we lost another amazing picker, singer, and guy this week. Bobby was one of the greats, and he will be missed.
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Just got confirmation and seeing it online, but we lost another amazing picker, singer, and guy this week. Bobby was one of the greats, and he will be missed.
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Bluegrass today just released a statement saying Jesse McReynolds is under hospice care and isn’t expected to live much longer.
Sad news, one of the greats to say the least, that just leaves Bobby...
Here they are, with mandolin:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MG1wJedlXWk&ab_channel=MusicCityMaven
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MG1wJedlXWk&ab_channel=MusicCityMaven
Commercials? You want commercials? Jefferson Airplane did a couple of commercials for Levis - SF company, SF band, perfect. I believe they were radio spots, so no video. Would have been very...
All in all, one of the all-time greatest examples of cultural freedom on TV. Buncha hairy hippie freaks left to their own, following their inspirations, behaving themselves just fine regardless of...
As mentioned above, not the first acoustic version.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cRypJ2xgb7w
Agree with 'Jesse' that Martin Gardner's Annotated Alice (and Annotated Snark) are fantastic ways to deepen your understanding of Lewis Carroll's work. Get them from your library system! And Morton...
Café member Linda Binder has been honored with the designation of Mandolin Player Of The Day for today, April 13, 2023. :mandosmiley:
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If you follow that link, you will see previous...
I don't think Jeff is missing your point. As you seem to know, Betty Boop, Popeye, pre-1950's Warner Brothers, and most cartoons made before television were meant for adults to see before or between...
You are absolutely right!! But the OP´s question was about bluegrass. That is what I responded to.
It would be extremely short sighted to forget Carlo Aonzo (!!! can´t put enough exclamation...
This was just released and is pretttty cool.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FU52XDSqBGM
Well, channeling a certain rabbit, anyway. What a hoot! :))
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Here's "White Rabbit" by Molly Tuttle and Golden Highway, with Dominick Leslie on mandolin. I'm not crazy over this version, but thought I'd post it because I don't think it's been posted here...
Thanks to everyone for watching these videos and for your feedback. Here's the newest one:
https://youtu.be/X05rf2a_eB8
Bill Monroe At 0:08 .... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BkR_DYAlYSQ
how about a CT line of hair products?
I know a 5-string banjo player who is actually quite good at playing bluegrass (and not so at playing the 5 in other genres). I got to know him going to bluegrass jam sessions. He actually said that...
The best view of what a musicians life is like on tour I have seen is from Leland Sklar's YouTube channel. Leland Sklar, for those not familiar with him, is one of the most prominent studio and...
Hopefully 20 years later this issue has been resolved.
The ideal is to be able to play by ear, to be able to read tab, and to be able to read standard notation. There is a wealth of information in that notation, which is why the same notation can be...
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Literacy is a good thing.
Higher education is a good thing.
Promoting illiteracy and ignorance is NOT a good thing.
If you are illiterate by circumstance it is what it is. Do something...
Their progress was not hindered by learning to read music and tab. Their progress was hindered by not listening and paying attention.
Of course. Likewise most of us know exceptions who play their instruments with terrible technique/ergonomics, falling apart instruments, decrepit rusty strings, or even severe physical challenges...
Yes. I would encourage you to learn. It isn’t rocket science hard. When I started out I didn’t read, then I learned. If I can do it…I’m glad I did.
I can play by myself or with others without Music...
I don’t have anything smart to add, except that I found reading music to be a surprisingly easy skill to acquire. I learned the basics in middle schools, got a bit of refresher as a teenager learning...