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Yeah… there are so many! I thought I had a pretty cool arrangement of “Mothers Little Helper” by the Stones, but couldn’t sell it to the rest of the band lol.
Almost every Tom Petty and a few Bruce Springsteen songs seem to work…
We also took a mostly unsuccessful stab at “Sweet Leaf” by Sabbath — but I’m not giving up on them — I’ll find one that (semi) works sooner or later!
Edited by - TimFoster on 09/06/2026 14:50:50
Neil Young’s “Long May You Run”
(shameless plug)
Edited by - chuckv97 on 09/06/2026 16:58:38
After taking a shoot at
"In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida" I settled on “Learning to Fly, but The Kruger Brothers beat me to it.
youtu.be/Kqdym1bQa7o?t=1716
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Originally posted by NNYJoeAfter taking a shoot at
"In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida" I settled on “Learning to Fly, but The Kruger Brothers beat me to it.
youtu.be/Kqdym1bQa7o?t=1716
go thru a lot of banjo heads doing the drum solo on iron butterfly songs.
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Originally posted by stanleytoneWe did this many years ago. Me on guitar
Nicely done! Some serious mandolin and banjo shredding going on there!!!
This thread sucks. I'm this close to posting a WTB/trade thread for a Crossfire, Gold Tone EBM-5, or Nechville Comet... or Rickard Resophonic in all of its steampunk glory...
Edited by - TimFoster on 09/07/2026 14:57:05
Depending on the circumstances, at some of our mostly BG/OT/Classic Country jams [performance, circle, coffee house style], I sometimes quietly "request" Great Balls Of Fire as the guy approaches the hot seat, or takes too l-o-n-g making up his mind. Earlier this summer, be darned if a guy didn't respond by playing it [... on his ee-lek-trick guitar]. Back to the drawin' board, I guess.
I guess the award would have to go to Newgrass Revivals version of I'm Down.
youtu.be/j3ptZkog9Bc?is=nBndjFTILxCftoYH
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Originally posted by stanleytoneWe did this many years ago. Me on guitar
superb job .. and 2 leftys and 2 rightys in the same group ,, AWESOME !
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Originally posted by 1935tb-11one of my favs would have to be "money for nothin"
instead of MTV it would be "i want an RB3"or "i want to play like JD"
Wierd Al already wrote the perfect lyrics to a bluegrass version.
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Originally posted by sdfarrisquote:
Originally posted by 1935tb-11one of my favs would have to be "money for nothin"
instead of MTV it would be "i want an RB3"or "i want to play like JD"
Wierd Al already wrote the perfect lyrics to a bluegrass version.
https://youtu.be/0WPzFnZkZmI?is=FrFVmuiUg8lxnj0s
best part was wierd al got knophler himself to play the guitar on his parody !!!!
been mo better with a banjo !!
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Originally posted by stanleytoneThanks Terry! It Does look kinda neat
With two lefties and two righties. Had to line up that way so we wouldnt sword fight.lol
i play lefty and in last band i had to stand on the stage left because the fiddle player had a thing about being on the right ,,so me and the guitar player had to be on our toes so not to cross light sabres.
Banjophobic, John Boulding's early parody of Clapton, "Propane."
Edited by - Kevin B on 09/09/2026 05:34:44
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