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|    kateh to Grover C. McCoury III    |
|    Re: Elements of Bluegrass    |
|    11 Mar 06 09:31:28    |
      From: kateh_1@charter.net              "Grover C. McCoury III" wrote       (snipped, after printing out, a good "short history of...")       > Having reflected back on the history of the genre, I think *most*       > Bluegrass aficionados would agree that the acoustic guitar, fiddle,       > mandolin, 5-string banjo and bass fiddle comprise a quintessential       > Bluegrass band. Having played in various Bluegrass bands, I would suggest       > at a *minimum* you need a flat-top, fiddle and mandolin.              We have a crowd on stage w/the quintessential five, plus a spare fiddle and       mandolin. When everyone's not available to play, the kids who invariably       get together are .....the fiddle, mando and guitar.....and they do a good       job of impersonating the entire band. :)              The last piece of the puzzle, for our kids anyway, seems to be the singing.       KateH              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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