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Anybody ever learn to play a 11 string guitar?
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<blockquote data-quote="Raido Free America" data-source="post: 3704518" data-attributes="member: 45328"><p>What the general public is just now discovering has been going on for many decades! It's called Bluegrass/ Acoustic/ Moutian Music, and it is absolutly great! Young, VERY talented people like Billy Strings, and Michael Cleveland, born blind, and many others are making this great music POLITICILLY CORRECT to the masses! People like Bill Monroe, Doc Watson, Flatt and Scruggs, the Stanley Brothers etc. brought this music style out of the hills and hollows, but it was originally brought to America by Europian, African, and many other immigrants, and bits of each culture stewed together for hundreds of years, and this great, HONEST, PURE, MUSIC IS THE FINAL RESULT! If you want to hear some REAL American Music, go to a summer Bluegrass Festival near you! They have stage shows with professional groups, bring a lawn chairs, but the best music is in the camp grounds late at night, where campers get together and jam! These jams range from rank amateurs, many peole take up this hobby after retiring, to some people that are better than the pros on stage! Some people camped in an old school bus, or a pup tent, camped next to a million dollar custom bus, and they are all after th same thing, GOOD MUSIC, and COMMARODERY ! We have been camping and jamming at Bluregrass Festivals in several states, for the last 50 years, leaving expensive instruments out under the awning at night and have never even heard of one thing being stolen in all that time!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Raido Free America, post: 3704518, member: 45328"] What the general public is just now discovering has been going on for many decades! It's called Bluegrass/ Acoustic/ Moutian Music, and it is absolutly great! Young, VERY talented people like Billy Strings, and Michael Cleveland, born blind, and many others are making this great music POLITICILLY CORRECT to the masses! People like Bill Monroe, Doc Watson, Flatt and Scruggs, the Stanley Brothers etc. brought this music style out of the hills and hollows, but it was originally brought to America by Europian, African, and many other immigrants, and bits of each culture stewed together for hundreds of years, and this great, HONEST, PURE, MUSIC IS THE FINAL RESULT! If you want to hear some REAL American Music, go to a summer Bluegrass Festival near you! They have stage shows with professional groups, bring a lawn chairs, but the best music is in the camp grounds late at night, where campers get together and jam! These jams range from rank amateurs, many peole take up this hobby after retiring, to some people that are better than the pros on stage! Some people camped in an old school bus, or a pup tent, camped next to a million dollar custom bus, and they are all after th same thing, GOOD MUSIC, and COMMARODERY ! We have been camping and jamming at Bluregrass Festivals in several states, for the last 50 years, leaving expensive instruments out under the awning at night and have never even heard of one thing being stolen in all that time! [/QUOTE]
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