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jimh269b - Posted - 07/30/2011: 15:32:58
old tune i learned years go
 VIDEO: dawg music (click to view) |
Oalbrets - Posted - 07/30/2011: 16:16:44
Very nice Jim, man I sure miss you and your pickin in the chatroom.
Paul Roberts - Posted - 07/30/2011: 18:39:30
Man, I live in natural setting, and the notes emanating from your fingers aren't just evocative of nature, they're part of it. The trees, the hills, the birds, the bear and deer - they'd all be proud to have your music in the soundtrack of their natural habitat, just as I'm proud to have your music in mine. Your music sings forth as a rare bird.
dgill - Posted - 07/31/2011: 05:50:44
Another fine display of your skills Jim. Finesse is how I might describe it.
PD Kirby - Posted - 07/31/2011: 07:12:15
What a beautiful tune and what wonderful skill and feeling you play it with. I am always looking for something other than the standard BG music and picking to play on my Banjo and that is truly a haunting piece. I'm inspired to learn this. Thank you for sharing it and making my morning.
JanetB - Posted - 07/31/2011: 11:06:14
Sounds like you down in the mine--dark, serious, yet joyful. You're so good, Jim!
jimh269b - Posted - 07/31/2011: 11:48:49
well the real name of this tune opus 57,wrote by dave grisman,called dawg music
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