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3 crazy people great share one of my favorite bluegrass songs and artists thanks,keith cheers

d ged

This is one of the great bluegrass songs, for sure: the lyrics, Jimmie's sardonic tone, and (of course) his nonpareil guitar playing. No one ever got the syncopation and bounce he achieved.But what absolutely stands out is the extraordinary banjo playing of J.D. Crowe. His intro and break are outrageous in terms of continuity and phrasing. Seamless. Incisive. Not just a bunch of semi-connected "rolls." And his back-up throughout is just as amazing. His interplay with the fiddle is off the charts. And that kind of banjo back-up for fiddle is fast becoming a lost art. On this track, no one does it better than J.D., not Reno, not Scruggs, not Osborne -- no one. For those starting out on banjo, the artistry on this track should be a model, an ideal to which one should aspire.

Chris Wilson

I remember being a kid living in southern ohio listening to this with my grand father as we washed the car...we used to jam to this like kids jam rock and rap these days omg i feel older then i really am

57hms19

Aside from Jimmy,who are the harmony singers and musicians on this recording?The tenor sounds strong and high to my ear?

George Anderson

... by the way, thanks for uploading Tom.

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