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Mike Perlowin


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Post  Posted 3 Sep 2007 9:52 am    
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MkgfRHRFmdg&mode=related&search=
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Doug Beaumier


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Post  Posted 3 Sep 2007 10:17 am    
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...nice!
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Lee Baucum


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McAllen, Texas (Extreme South) The Final Frontier
Post  Posted 3 Sep 2007 11:45 am    
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Thanks for the link, Mike. Do you know this young lady? I watched and enjoyed about a half-dozen of her videos. I think her music would be better if she were to play them on guitar.

However, the banjo fits in much better on this Forum!

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Henry Nagle

 

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Santa Rosa, California
Post  Posted 3 Sep 2007 11:46 am    
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Great voice. That's a great song too.

Somebody needs to give her a tenor guitar!
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Henry Nagle

 

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Post  Posted 3 Sep 2007 11:46 am    
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Barry Blackwood


Post  Posted 3 Sep 2007 1:04 pm    
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I would have liked it on uke - on banjo, it's a waste of good fingers ....
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Mark Eaton


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Sonoma County in The Great State Of Northern California
Post  Posted 3 Sep 2007 4:32 pm    
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Hey she's pretty cute! I liked it.

For those of you that also frequent the Jerry Douglas bulletin board, you know that the "b" word is never to be written out...it is spelled backward: ojnab. Smile

But go back and listen to the greatest efforts of Brian Wilson, like the Pet Sounds album, and you will hear the ojnab, used with subtlety, but it's there in a number of songs.

I think what has turned people off to the instrument over the years, is hearing too much of the relentless high speed, five-string bluegrass style.

But listening to Bela Fleck play music in the neighborhood of jazz or, even classical on the thing - a whole 'nother kettle of fish!
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David L. Donald


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Koh Samui Island, Thailand
Post  Posted 3 Sep 2007 9:26 pm    
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Charming performer.
Notably coming from the New orleans school
and not bluegrass, 4 string banjo ya see.
Not a powerful voice, but nice phrasing and tone.
And very, very cute.
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Mike Perlowin


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Post  Posted 4 Sep 2007 5:24 am    
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Lee Baucum wrote:
Do you know this young lady?


No Lee, I just found the video while listening to Brian's version of the song.
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