I enjoyed hearing Bela,Sam,Stuart Duncan,Jerry Douglas,Bryan Sutton and Edgar Meyer performing this piece in front of a few thousand people at the Telluride BG Festival for their encore finale.
It's on YouTube.
The crowd got a kick out of it.

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Originally posted by steve davis

I enjoyed hearing Bela,Sam,Stuart Duncan,Jerry Douglas,Bryan Sutton and Edgar Meyer performing this piece in front of a few thousand people at the Telluride BG Festival for their encore finale.
It's on YouTube.
The crowd got a kick out of it.

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Must have been a lot of 7th grade boys in the crowd.

Passed on this after the 2nd verse.

An audience of a few thousand at Telluride's Bluegrass and Country Festival probably has all walks of life in it.

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Originally posted by steve davis

An audience of a few thousand at Telluride's Bluegrass and Country Festival probably has all walks of life in it.

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Must have been a lot of them with the mentality of 7th grade boys, if the audience got a "kick" out of it.  

I'm surprised that the group of musicians agreed among themselves to do the song, singing the lyrics:

"How's your hole . . ."

"Take your  pants down . . . "

"Won't you blow me . . . "

"Let me do your ass . . . "

"How about a sit coc . . . "

"A steaming bowl of s***-ake mushrooms . . . "  (Gee, the BHO has language filters, that block the lyrics of the tune!)

There are a hundred different verses to this wonderful tune.   Kids start singing it on the bus ride to a field trip, until the teacher shuts them up.  Kids think it is a clever song, as do some adults.

Thank you very much for bringing this performance to the BHO.

Yours looks like the list I threw into my banjo case.
It's ready to spring onto the appropriate audience.

Bela sang "stiff" rather than "sit".

"How about a stiff cocktail with me?"  He also got laughing so hard he couldn't finish his turn,completely.

Written by "Red Peters",I believe.

Hilarious.  Just hilarious.

The 7th grade boys really enjoyed the performance.

I wouldn't sing it at our church's Thursday night "Singspiration" performances,I suppose.

Clever play on the timing of "the rest of the story".