Love the Carters singing that one ,but that is sure a good version.
My friends in the Red Clay Ramblers did this tribute to the Carters years ago. Here's 10 min of their album
[video:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JwZS4MSyH7I]
01 Anchored In Love (A side 1)
02 While The Band Is Playing Dixie (A side 2)
03 Give Me The Roses (B side 6)
04 When The Roses Bloom In Dixieland (B side 7)
The Original Red Clay Ramblers
Jim Watson, Mike Craver & Tommy Thompson
A great cover of the old mountain folk tune originally penned by A. P. Carter.
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Love the Carters singing that one ,but that is sure a good version.
My friends in the Red Clay Ramblers did this tribute to the Carters years ago. Here's 10 min of their album
[video:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JwZS4MSyH7I]
01 Anchored In Love (A side 1)
02 While The Band Is Playing Dixie (A side 2)
03 Give Me The Roses (B side 6)
04 When The Roses Bloom In Dixieland (B side 7)
The Original Red Clay Ramblers
Jim Watson, Mike Craver & Tommy Thompson
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Love the Carters singing that one ,but that is sure a good version.
My friends in the Red Clay Ramblers did this tribute to the Carters years ago. Here's 10 min of their album
[video:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JwZS4MSyH7I]
01 Anchored In Love (A side 1)
02 While The Band Is Playing Dixie (A side 2)
03 Give Me The Roses (B side 6)
04 When The Roses Bloom In Dixieland (B side 7)
The Original Red Clay Ramblers
Jim Watson, Mike Craver & Tommy Thompson
lost youth, a bit more uptempo, however, and not sure if the lyrics wee all the same. I was off searching for a West Virginia bookend when my wifi got as feeble as Biden will be 3 years from now, Ha, finally --
Great to see ya
be well and have a good one
A great cover of the old mountain folk tune originally penned by A. P. Carter.
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@enhydra lutris
Well, you know how embellishing old trad folk music is. If you listen past the intro in that cut I posted, the tempo is close to the original, but I do confess to liking the tempo a little faster in that song as well.
I was looking for the John Hartford/Pat Burton/Benny Martin version of East Virginia Blues/Greenback Dollars from the Slumberin' on the Cumberland album but couldn't find it. It is a bit more uptempo and one of my favorite cuts of that old tunage.
lost youth, a bit more uptempo, however, and not sure if the lyrics wee all the same. I was off searching for a West Virginia bookend when my wifi got as feeble as Biden will be 3 years from now, Ha, finally --
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Well, you know how embellishing old trad folk music is. If you listen past the intro in that cut I posted, the tempo is close to the original, but I do confess to liking the tempo a little faster in that song as well.
I was looking for the John Hartford/Pat Burton/Benny Martin version of East Virginia Blues/Greenback Dollars from the Slumberin' on the Cumberland album but couldn't find it. It is a bit more uptempo and one of my favorite cuts of that old tunage.
they should've with the line-up they had, I never could really figure out why.
All those Butterfields are just one LP - a long time favorite, but I couldn't find a straight up album that played straight through on you tube. So all you have to do is find it online and listen while working or relaxing or hwenever you've got 90 minutes that you needn't be fully focused on.
be well and have a good one.
butterfields!
but i'll add (also east meets west) one of my faves. the LBJ intro knocks my socks off....
That, in its essence, is fascism--ownership of government by an individual, by a group, or by any other controlling private power. -- Franklin D. Roosevelt --
in which this music would resonate, since I spent my youth listening to that genre with no choice. Forced upon me, I tell ya! I rebelled! Went rock to opera on their asses! Showed them!
But I have this guy friend that can suggest I have a beer, then sweet talk me into moods, acceptance, etc..., so I intend to discuss this, share, get back with you.
Now, el, if he doesn't like this genre, there is little hope! If he does, I expect magic.
Hope you are well, and that sheltering in hasn't made you as weird as it has me!
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but which Genre? The first is east coast jazz versus west coast jazz, very different in isolation at the time of the recording, and Butterfield is just straight up blues except the title cut which is a fusion type thing.
be well and have a good one
in which this music would resonate, since I spent my youth listening to that genre with no choice. Forced upon me, I tell ya! I rebelled! Went rock to opera on their asses! Showed them!
But I have this guy friend that can suggest I have a beer, then sweet talk me into moods, acceptance, etc..., so I intend to discuss this, share, get back with you.
Now, el, if he doesn't like this genre, there is little hope! If he does, I expect magic.
Hope you are well, and that sheltering in hasn't made you as weird as it has me!
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That, in its essence, is fascism--ownership of government by an individual, by a group, or by any other controlling private power. -- Franklin D. Roosevelt --
but which Genre? The first is east coast jazz versus west coast jazz, very different in isolation at the time of the recording, and Butterfield is just straight up blues except the title cut which is a fusion type thing.
be well and have a good one
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Here's East Coast Jazz, ala Monk, note all the dissonance and timing skips:
West coast, smooth or cool jazz, was just that, think Brubeck or Miles Davis' complete birth of the cool, Mulligan played with both, here's a sample
be well and have a good one.
#3.1 I couldn't make that genre distinction!
I need help!
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East Virginia Blues
A great cover of the old mountain folk tune originally penned by A. P. Carter.
Great cut...
Love the Carters singing that one ,but that is sure a good version.
My friends in the Red Clay Ramblers did this tribute to the Carters years ago. Here's 10 min of their album
[video:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JwZS4MSyH7I]
01 Anchored In Love (A side 1)
02 While The Band Is Playing Dixie (A side 2)
03 Give Me The Roses (B side 6)
04 When The Roses Bloom In Dixieland (B side 7)
The Original Red Clay Ramblers
Jim Watson, Mike Craver & Tommy Thompson
“Until justice rolls down like water and righteousness like a mighty stream.”
@Lookout Afternoon, Lookout.
Afternoon, Lookout. Thanks for the tunes
be well and have a good one.
That, in its essence, is fascism--ownership of government by an individual, by a group, or by any other controlling private power. -- Franklin D. Roosevelt --
Well, hold on there old buddy...
I remember somebody down Alabamy way turned me on to that band. Oh wait, that was you.
Thanks man.
Good aftrenoon Johnny. I did that song some in my long
lost youth, a bit more uptempo, however, and not sure if the lyrics wee all the same. I was off searching for a West Virginia bookend when my wifi got as feeble as Biden will be 3 years from now, Ha, finally --
Great to see ya
be well and have a good one
That, in its essence, is fascism--ownership of government by an individual, by a group, or by any other controlling private power. -- Franklin D. Roosevelt --
Hello Mr. Lutris...
Well, you know how embellishing old trad folk music is. If you listen past the intro in that cut I posted, the tempo is close to the original, but I do confess to liking the tempo a little faster in that song as well.
I was looking for the John Hartford/Pat Burton/Benny Martin version of East Virginia Blues/Greenback Dollars from the Slumberin' on the Cumberland album but couldn't find it. It is a bit more uptempo and one of my favorite cuts of that old tunage.
Have a great one, my friend.
was john hartford cloggin'
on his small square of plywood?
hoo, doggies, i wih i had time to listen to all the
butterfields!
but i'll add (also east meets west) one of my faves. the LBJ intro knocks my socks off....
[video:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tq3NwCHm-4U]
thanks, sea otter.
hola Wendy. Electric Flag never seemed to take off the way
they should've with the line-up they had, I never could really figure out why.
All those Butterfields are just one LP - a long time favorite, but I couldn't find a straight up album that played straight through on you tube. So all you have to do is find it online and listen while working or relaxing or hwenever you've got 90 minutes that you needn't be fully focused on.
be well and have a good one.
That, in its essence, is fascism--ownership of government by an individual, by a group, or by any other controlling private power. -- Franklin D. Roosevelt --
I can only imagine one circumstance
in which this music would resonate, since I spent my youth listening to that genre with no choice. Forced upon me, I tell ya! I rebelled! Went rock to opera on their asses! Showed them!
But I have this guy friend that can suggest I have a beer, then sweet talk me into moods, acceptance, etc..., so I intend to discuss this, share, get back with you.
Now, el, if he doesn't like this genre, there is little hope! If he does, I expect magic.
Hope you are well, and that sheltering in hasn't made you as weird as it has me!
"We'll know our disinformation program is complete when everything the American public believes is false." ---- William Casey, CIA Director, 1981
Hola otc, thanks for reading and good luck with your "project",
but which Genre? The first is east coast jazz versus west coast jazz, very different in isolation at the time of the recording, and Butterfield is just straight up blues except the title cut which is a fusion type thing.
be well and have a good one
That, in its essence, is fascism--ownership of government by an individual, by a group, or by any other controlling private power. -- Franklin D. Roosevelt --
Awww, man!
I couldn't make that genre distinction!
I need help!
"We'll know our disinformation program is complete when everything the American public believes is false." ---- William Casey, CIA Director, 1981
Just found this comment -
Here's East Coast Jazz, ala Monk, note all the dissonance and timing skips:
West coast, smooth or cool jazz, was just that, think Brubeck or Miles Davis' complete birth of the cool, Mulligan played with both, here's a sample
be well and have a good one.
That, in its essence, is fascism--ownership of government by an individual, by a group, or by any other controlling private power. -- Franklin D. Roosevelt --