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The bonus track on the CD has the bad grammar version. I may as well add my dos centavos...... I'm fine doing songs by Dylan, John Prine, The Beatles, whatever. "Winning Streak" by Ashley Monroe. If it hadn't been for love chords steeldrivers guitar. Long before Stapleton released his hauntingly simple acoustic version of "Whiskey and You, " Tim McGraw put his own stamp on it for his 2007 album Let It Go. The two versions are pretty different but play to the strengths of both artists perfectly, proving once again that a Stapleton song is flexible and powerful and sounds good any way you sing it.

I'd start it out, just me on acoustic, there'd be some hoots and hollers as people recognized it. However when we take a third party's money to "play" we are at work not on our own nickels so playing what the boss wants, ie. He said, I hate that song. "Sleepy Little Town" by JT Hodges. LBT have recorded two other songs written by Stapleton: 2010's "Rain on a Tin Roof" and "Why, Oh Why. We attend one jam that skews more traditional, lots of gospel and old time fiddle tunes (Red Haired Boy and Gold Rush are ok, Big Sciota and Beaumont Rag are not, and yes we learned that the hard way). Tonyelder - Posted - 06/25/2013: 14:54:36. DABmGDABmG I'm an old man now, I'm bound for glory DABmGDABmG Time to lay these burdens down DABmGDABmG Had enough of this old world of worry DABmGDABmG Gonna trade my troubles for a crown. I've heard better, but I've heard a lot worse and I wouldn't mind jamming to them. And thanks for the kind words.

"Ready to Roll" by Blake Shelton. "Empty Handed" is one of two songs written by Stapleton on Bucky Covington's 2007 eponymous debut album. "Come Back Song" by Darius Rucker. DABmGDABmG I'm an old man now, I can't do nothing DABmGDABmG Young folks don't pay me no mind DABmGDABmG But in my day I sure was something DABmGDABmG Before I felt the heavy hand of time. Then look for the jams that involve a bigger genre and start playing at those. And I will always hate blenders buuuuuut I do like to play out. Pizmo - Posted - 05/30/2013: 03:41:51. Ryankimm - Posted - 12/02/2013: 15:37:20.

If there are too many chords in a song, it is thought by many that it can't be bluegrass because that in itself is straying to far from the roots of the genre. Back when Brad Paisley was still that fresh-faced guitar-playing cowboy, the up-and-coming star had his first No. Burnin' the Woodshed Down. Have the inside scoop on this song? I don't care for the Old Crow Medicine Show generally, but my reasons for disliking "Wagon Wheel" have more to do with the way that song is treated at jams. It's raw and real and some of the best Stapleton writing out there. Report this Document.

Fact the very next day my bags were packed. But, they seem to have a particular disdain for Old Crow and The Steeldrivers, both of which I think are great bands with some great songs. Jim, I've heard that before but never heard Dylan's original version. As for purists, well I get it, and there is a place for that and them. 70% Yonder Mountain String Band. The group was nominated for a Grammy more. Sign up and drop some knowledge.

If so, then you are correct! I like a lot of tunes from different genres played in the Bluegrass (or old time) style. Please note this is an archived topic, so it is locked and unable to be replied to. See, I live in Southwest Virginia about 45 minutes from Roanoke, so the words fit perfectly. 57 on the U. S. Billboard Top Country Albums chart. Fans of Luke Bryan's 2013 album Crash My Party may have been surprised to find the singer's most achingly raw and mature song right in the middle of the record, but find it they did with "Drink a Beer. " When I join a jam, or a band for that matter. Or, something like that. GalenB - Posted - 08/12/2013: 07:45:39. "There are more good pickers on earth, Horatio, than are ever dreamed of in your philosophy. " The banjo player picked it. Midnight Train to Memphis. I have songs I have played soooo many times I really don't care if I ever play them again.

I also learned to finger pick using this tune and learned a banjo roll style (on guitar) using the same tune. Some others to listen to are Ray Flack, Danny Gatton, James Burton, or the impossible Albert Lee. "Empty Handed" by Bucky Covington. Nice work boys and girls!! How Long Have I Been Your Fool. Fun fact: Stapleton also penned Rhett's debut single "Something to Do With My Hands. When I started to learn to use a flat pick in the early 60s, it seemed the natural song to try. I don't play much BG these days and instead of Tony Rice I listen more to Eldon Shamblin or Redd Volker. With songs such as "Whiskey and You" and "Tennessee Whiskey, " it's pretty clear that Stapleton puts a lot of stock in the healing pours of a little bourbon -- and so, it seems, does Travis Tritt, who recorded Stapleton and Jerry Salley's song "Small Doses" for his ninth album, My Honky Tonk History. Did you find this document useful? "Small Doses" by Travis Tritt. It's what you call a jambuster, and I do know of a guy who will get up and go to the bar whenever it's played, complaining loudly all the while, but he's a regular and no one pays him much mind. I don't get the snobbishness or exclusiveness thing. To Be With You Again.

There are many country, folk, blues, and even pop songs that sound great played in the bluegrass style. The Steeldrivers are one of my favorite current groups. "Miles to Go" by Alison Krauss & Union Station. What the song lacks in fame, it more than makes up for in talent. I think I came across them via an Adele cover of the same song. The phrase that comes to mind in listening to your rendition is 'bluegrass swing. ' Dierks Bentley recorded the song, written by Stapleton, Jim Beavers and Lee Thomas Miller, as the fifth track on his sixth studio album, Home in 2012. The revenge-fueled anthem was cut by Kellie Pickler for her fourth studio album, The Woman I Am, and is just as much fun as it is vengeful. One thing I learned playing in bars and cafes and festivals was to give the crowd some of what they wanted. I'm a 65 year old blue grasser who gets cited often by the Bluegrass Police (Monroe Mafia, whatever ya wanna call em). In total, Blake Shelton has cut an impressive six Stapleton-penned songs, including "Ready to Roll, " which was one of three songs Stapleton co-wrote on Shelton's 2011 record Red River Blue. Buy the Full Version. There are still plenty of people who like one or both of your groups mentioned. I hear ww all the time at Winfield.

I mean I can understand not liking it, but hate? "I Got Drunk" by Montgomery Gentry. Woulda been gone like a wayward wind. You have never caught a rabbit and you are no friend of mine. I love anything by the Steeldrivers.