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Posted by DandyRandy on Monday, February 18, 2008
2 comments on “Chinese bluegrass?”
Sy Lehrman Says:
Monday, February 18, 2008 @2:15:19 PM
Pete Seeger writes that Ed McCurdy came to him saying that he had been listening to Chinese music and that he liked it a lot because it had "that high lonesome sound."
Northernsky Says:
Thursday, February 28, 2008 @3:40:50 PM
Dandyrandy
well, i am writing about wayfaring people, a k a travelling people who was on the roads for a reason or several, including me..
It is not a certain thing that people have a home, car, house or anything like that, even if we can imagine so many times, especially in a western world, but there is people out there on the roads, like in the old days and ways as well...though, i did something about it, like fought like a deamon...unfortunately not smooth, because nothing is for free and given, so me for example had to use the "elbows"...well, that is life..and that is what i am writing about
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