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Sweet Georgia Brown, performed by 3 guitars and a tractor :D

 
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After I sent that previous one to a silly friend of mine, this was sent back:



My favorite version of Thunderstruck has always been this one:


 
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Was about to listen to Pearl’s songs but got distracted by a rabbit hole (will right after!) I’ve been listening to different versions of Gypsy Davy and singing it whenever I’m out alone. There are so many good songs from the days before accompaniment. But this version is lovely, such a movement and energy to it that is characteristic of the song but expressed especially. The version I learned is a different tune and words but the energy is the same.

 Cordelia’s Dad - Gypsy Davy
 
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Margaret Macarthur— Fair Maid By The Shore

 
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A few of my favs from Primus:





 
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And Lindsay Lou’s new album is out, Bluegrass Women! Mostly covers of historic songs by women in the history of bluegrass (delving into folk and old time music). I love this song especially, an Ola Belle Reed song:

I’ve Endured

 
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Happy Monday everyone, lets vibe!

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