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Earl Scruggs is the great innovator and master of the 5-string banjo; but many do not know that he was (is) also excellent on the guitar. This song, Jimmy Brown the Newsboy, features Earl on lead guitar.
Earl said that he learned a lot about guitar from his friend and neighbor, Mama Maybelle Carter. His style is very similar, except for finger movement. Enjoy!
If you are interested, you may purchase DVDs of these old Martha White Grand Ole Opry shows at http://earlscruggs.com, click on Merchandise, and scroll down to find them. I have no association with them or with Flatt and Scruggs, except as a long-time fan.
Comentarios
9 years ago
Robert Hackenberg
19 people REALLY have a problem with that paperboy9 years ago
DelTangBrav
I hadn't heard this F&S version before - it's a new favourite now. ☺10 years ago
charlotte McCarter
Love this.10 years ago
CaptAmerica12
CLEAN.10 years ago
francois meuldeur
great10 years ago
Dale Jr
I remember my school bus driver singing this song when I was a child10 years ago
errgray
RT66TBIRD a knick knack is a snack10 years ago
wang0fett
i think its funny how they change the lyrics10 years ago
Steve Jacobs
"My mother always tells me sir, I've nothing in the world to lose. I'll get a place in heaven sir to sell the Gospel news."10 years ago
Amy Wilkinson
I love this song !! My Daddy sung this song a lot to my Brother and I when we were children and I just cried watching it brought back a lot of memories , because my Daddy passed on 17 years ago!10 years ago
RT66TBIRD
I love how casual they are, no glitz no BS, just real music. Then it's off to the kitchen for Martha White's Self Rising Flour with Hot Rise! BTW, has anyone ever had a knick knack? I didn't grow up in the south. What are they? I guess I can Google it.10 years ago
john allison
Great music.Don't understand how anyone could give thumbs down on it.10 years ago
R. L. Oliver
I absolutely love this song! It brings back a flood of memories.10 years ago
Mjollnir50
I understand that Earl grew up near the Carters, and probably learned this style from Maybelle (or the guy that she learned it from.)10 years ago
Franklin Taylor
Love it ..always loved that version. Thanks for posting!10 years ago
Sam Austin
There's just no substitute for the best!10 years ago
Tim Cantrell
nothin' but the best10 years ago
Humpy
What class, how can anyone dislike this?11 years ago
Samandrosa jones
Now this is great music !!!11 years ago
Steve Jacobs
Thank you great Aunt Rose for teaching me this song.Videos Relacionados
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