Some Of My Favorite Country & Bluegrass Songs

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You just like the beaver shots on that one, Jerry. What a dirty old man ::nod::
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tjmurphy wrote:You just like the beaver shots on that one, Jerry. What a dirty old man ::nod::
It seems you know me better than I thought you did. :mrgreen:
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Australian, Slim Dusty, "Waltzing Matilda"

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XMCwah2z3Ug[/youtube]

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uOGCT3Z1TTY[/youtube]
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I really liked the second one. All 50 minutes of it. Thanks for posting it.


Waltzing Matilda in American English.


[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2ebLFQj4Do[/youtube]
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Neat translation, but I think the traditional version is a lot more interesting. ::tu::
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Uncle Dave Macon. What a character. I loved
that 'old time' method of banjo playing. I
think it was called 'claw hammer'.

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tjmurphy wrote:Neat translation, but I think the traditional version is a lot more interesting. ::tu::
I too prefer the "traditional" version but I thought the translation was neat. Some terminology I was familiar with, some not.
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The translation does give a better perspective of what the song is about. I have it my mind that the song is from WWI era.

Uncle Dave Macon did the clawhammer style and sang along, but what he is most noted for is tossing and twirling the banjo around as he sang and played.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7tFetm5mTQA
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The Wilson Brothers - "Lonesome Old Home"

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::facepalm:: ::facepalm::
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:lol: :lol:
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I'd give it a 6! It's got a good beat, but it's hard to dance to!! ::nod::
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tjmurphy wrote:Neat translation, but I think the traditional version is a lot more interesting. ::tu::
......don't know who did it, but the version in the movie "on the beach" is the best one I ever heard!!!.......... ::tu:: .....................
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Dale Ann Bradley, "Come Home Good Boy"

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Good one. Thanks.
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jerryd6818 wrote:[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MWm_pEO27UA[/youtube]
...........priceless, jerry!!!!!.................. ::facepalm:: ............................
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Jerry,
What were we discussin' the other day about inter-service rivalry? Here you go, stirrin' the pot ::stir::! Semper Fi
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That "Come Home Good Boy" puts a lump in the throat ::tear:: .
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Phil, if you're gonna make a good stew, ya gotta stir the pot once in a while, otherwise it'll stick. If ya don't believe me, just ask Miz Joy.
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I don't know if you would call this Country Music or not. Maybe more like Texas Rock-a-Billy?? For what ever you may think are the faults of David Allen Coe, I love this album. I love each and every song on it (except maybe for 'The Pumpkin Center Barn Dance'). I love the way it's arranged and his performance. When I still had the album, I played it so much it was just about worn out.

Even if you don't think you have 36 minutes to listen, fire it up anyway and do your surfing in another tab.

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..................good one, jerry!!!!.............. ::tu:: ::tu:: .....................
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tjmurphy wrote:I'd give it a 6! It's got a good beat, but it's hard to dance to!! ::nod::
I am trying to picture TJ trying to dance. ::ds::
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............I would pay to see that!!!!............... ::tu:: ::tu:: ...................
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wishful wrote:
tjmurphy wrote:I'd give it a 6! It's got a good beat, but it's hard to dance to!! ::nod::
I am trying to picture TJ trying to dance. ::ds::
Don't. You'll sprain your brain. :mrgreen:
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