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Love Johnny Rebel!
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yes, i love demis rossous
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French folk song "Au Clair de la Lune" is my favorite, bit new doe
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>>17566820one of my fav songs from him, forever and ever is up there too
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I like 50s-middle 60s music
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I don't listen to modern music with own or two exceptions
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80 year old oldfags itt
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>>17566852this sounds more like a rag or something
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>>17566837i also like (where do i begin), the song from the love story film
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>>17566821this is wicked fast for clawhammer
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>>17566930I used to play this one on the banjo
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>>17566937Keyed banjo player. Do you also smoke and drink moonshine
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>>17566811 (OP)neofolk is better than old folk
music was shit before the late 60s
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>>17566959I do like corn liquor
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I think my brain is turned to mush from all the hyperpop I listened to as a teen, its the only thing I can enjoy now
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>>17566852Don’t they name their provinces after us states or whatever? Actual niggerhell that sounds like some underweight autist’s alternate history niggerbrim
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>>17567040Refresh it by listening to this old timey stuff
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>>17566852>>17566999>>17567023oldtime is a specific genre of American folk music
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Stephen Foster was such a genius.
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>>17567317He died in 1864. Though yeah Hard Times Come Again No More makes me sad cause he wrote it when his parents, his best friend died, he separated from his wife (albeit temporarily), and the economy was shit.
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>>17567402his parents died*
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>>17567402>>17567409Then he died by slicing his own neck with a piece of broken glass.
He wrote an unfinished note before going unconscious that said "Dear friends and gentle hearts" which was the words that inspired Bob Crosby's Dear hearts and gentle people. Fallout players will know this song
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current country music is such an abomination compared to its roots i have no idea what happened
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>>17567480it got capitalismed or whatever things people always ends up turning into a natural resource that gets mined out until its totally soulless
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>>17567480>>17567522The juice did this or something
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>>17567530Oh ive heard this song before
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>>17567563its one of my favorites to play because there are endless floating lyrics and its just I-I-IV-I in 3/4
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>>17566984I just realized Fare You Well Polly is already ITT, so now we've got 3 versions of Rye Whiskey in here
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>>17567588Dont know what iivi means is this related to banjos
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>>17567640It's related to music in general. I just mean there are only two chords in the song that go in a four chord loop. If you're playing in C it would be C-C-F-C.
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>>17567660Oh ok i can play basic stuff on a guitar but I never bothered learning what the terms are