Feuding Banjos: Bluegrass Banjo of the Southern Mountains Eric Weissberg

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Feuding Banjos: Bluegrass Banjo of the Southern Mountains

1LISTENFeuding Banjos / Marshall Brickman 1:56
2LISTENSaturday Night Banjo / Mason Williams 2:26
3LISTENCripple Creek / Mike Seeger 2:23
4LISTENFlop Eared Mule / Joe Maphis 1:26
5LISTENBlue Grass Banjo / Erik Darling 1:44
6LISTENBanjo Bach 1:04
7LISTENHundreds of Miles / Billy Cheatwood 2:08
8LISTENMountain Stomp / Art Podell 1:08
9LISTENBlugrass Mountain Medley 1:18
10LISTENBanjo Road / Dick Weissman 1:55
11LISTENMountain Breakdown / Dick Rosmini 1:49
12LISTENRamblin' Banjo 2:26
13LISTENBanjo Rhythms / Joe Maphis 1:23
14LISTENRed Apple Juice / Dick Rosmini 1:40
15LISTENHooka Tooka / Jim Helms 1:30
16LISTENOld Joe Clark / Dick Weissman 1:32
17LISTENThe Johnson Boys / David Lindley 3:07
18LISTENClinch Mountain Backstop / David Lindley 1:29

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As the title suggests, there are plenty of dueling banjos to be found on Feuding Banjos: Bluegrass Banjo of the Southern Mountains. This pleasant collection of 18 bluegrass melodies plucked, picked, and claw hammered on the banjo features performances by a star-studded cast of musicians. Multi-instrumentalist Eric Weissberg of "Dueling Banjos" fame makes an appearance here, as does "Classical Gas" guitarist Mason Williams, Mike Seeger of the New Lost City Ramblers, respected session musician David Lindley, and "Walk Right In" songwriter Erik Darling. The melodies on this collection range from tunes like "Cripple Creek" or Dick Weissman's spirited rendition of "Old Joe Clark" to lesser-known tunes like the evocative "Saturday Night Banjo." Other than the occasional appearance of a fiddle or harmonica, the majority of this album is dedicated to banjo solos or duets only. This is the perfect complement to a lazy night by the wood stove or a long drive through the Ozarks. Margaret Reges, All Music Guide

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