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HELP! The other survivor has a banjo!

Here's the intro:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uwzG7ywZMTM

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Three kids in college
One step ahead of the blues
A cap would be swell

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I'll try again.

Two different tunings.

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"Beam me up Scotti, I hear banjos."

Like most bluegrass groups you seem to have quite a bit of turnover. Do you ever get frustrated with the changes in band members or just accept this as part of the business? You always seem to keep...

Can't go wrong with The Loar LM-600-VS.

Chattanooga.

Scott, I have lots of books and have used the Rick Williams a lot. The song arrangements are nice and fun to play along with. The book is very good. I have used the Roland White book a lot too....

I like this for playing along with:

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I like that tune! There is some good music on those cds.Thanks.

Does anyone know where the Jesse McReynolds book can be downloaded? There was a link posted a while back but the site had a limit on how many downloads were available. Of course I was too late.
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Several versions here. http://mandozine.com

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"There is Love"

Anything by Garth Brooks.

Rick has some free lessons with MP3s on his site.

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