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ACR clip...Good counter foiling there Tony, syncopation to the fore, pseudo sound-a-like triplets.... thrust parry twirl... from Duffy Duck and Friar Porky Pig, Daffy cannot beat Friar Porky so he becomes "Friar Duck", diversion extreme the Merrie Melodies, j
 
A song of the less than usual, love it, USA fiddle playing is unique.... acerbic social comment of a time when clever was that and more, modern attempts pale into hardly worth the effort category. j

 
iis_iis said:
A song of the less than usual, love it, USA fiddle playing is unique.... acerbic social comment of a time when clever was that and more, modern attempts pale into hardly worth the effort category. j

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........ more fiddling Jon ......... Les pays tribute to Charlie Daniels ..........

If God rides a Harley , then The Devil rides a Schwinn ...........
 
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rocketonarail said:

..... from an ocean to a see ...... there`s a slightly strange 1970 BBC session version of this , with Peter Banks on guitar ..... but I thought I would stick with this original ( ish ) version ..........
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I can't remember which one of Pete Brown and Piblokto's songs 'See My Way' reminded me of, but as a stop gap this is one of my all-time favourite song titles 'Things May Come and Things May Go but the Art School Dance Goes on Forever'
 
78jotadave said:
Recently, a friend suggested that I should listen to a few TED Talks.
So, of course, I did an internet search, and I came up with TED, a fellow NRA member. Aha, the best attitude adjustment ever. A compilation of Ted's 'Stranglehold'. Turn up the volume. Everyone needs a little TED talk now and then.
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If you do not like the first version I posted, I know you will watch this version to the end, just to hear the commentary.'
 
iis_iis said:
A song of the less than usual, love it, USA fiddle playing is unique.... acerbic social comment of a time when clever was that and more, modern attempts pale into hardly worth the effort category. j

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Love it, Jon!! Essential part of my education! Three Little Pigs is a musical fave too ... whenever I hear an out of tune tooter I fall back to the Big Bad Wolf and his vain attempts to join the hot band action with his horn!! Ya gotta be hot to play real coool!
 
piranha-bro2 said:
Love it, Jon!! Essential part of my education! Three Little Pigs is a musical fave too ... whenever I hear an out of tune tooter I fall back to the Big Bad Wolf and his vain attempts to join the hot band action with his horn!! Ya gotta be hot to play real coool!
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Three Little Bops, Q
The Rococopops did a brilliant cover of it in 1990. I remember going into long gone Polyester Records to pick up the vinyl.
 
iis_iis said:
Eva rendition of Wayfairing Stranger, many the times performed live with one of our better gal singers, Eva is well known in music circles if not elsewhere.

Lullaby of the Leaves, cannot find it just yet, female singer AND upright bass player, amazingly good, post later if i can locate. j
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I stumbled 'cross your post while checking what's already been posted here 'bout Eva Cassidy:


Is it this you meant with the lullaby of the leaves, Jon?


I just watched a recording of that entire session recorded at the Blues Alley Club in January 1996. It's simply tragic that she passed away in November of that same year. So down to earth but with all emotions just the same.

There's also a rocking piece which I like recorded @ the same event:
 
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