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Love that dark fiddle the girl is playing. I just bought one that looks almost identical. I've been obsessed with the dark fiddles lately, and now I've hot one.

I want that big gurl, oh YEAHHHH baby😎🇱🇷👣🥳

...the shear energy of jammin'...I miss that from days gone by hang with other pickers n' strummers...

I WAS going to clifftop but some $#@!& person gave me covid on Wed before festival. and didn't leave me A card

I can definitely hear the American folk music (blue grass/country) connection, but even more i hear Calypso (cariso, Kaiso, mento, shanto).

Did the south fight for a noble cause? No. Much like the Vietnam Veterans who were told they were fighting to defeat communism and defend freedom and democracy for the South Vietnamese people when they were really fighting for the commercial interest of the Goodyear Rubber Co., they were really fighting for the commercial interests of the rich landed gentry. Did the southern soldiers fight bravely and valiantly? Yes, unquestionably. Therefore their monuments should remain undisturbed. For those who differ in opinion, how about building something rather than tearing something down? The only seceded states that raised no regiments that fought for the union were Virginia (excluding what became West Virginia) and Texas. How about erecting monuments to those men? Did the southerners have better leadership? Not really. A large portion of this is rooted in the ineptitude of their opposition, especially in the case of the Army of Northern Virginia. The south was not nearly as successful in the western and trans Mississippi theaters. Was the south primarily defeated by numbers and material? Yes, undoubtedly. This is unquestionably proven by the similarity of the casualty figures for each of the armies. The difference being where the northern armies kept growing, the southern kept shrinking. While the north continued to gain population 25% of the southern, white military aged population in 1861 died in the war.

This has been of of my favorite songs for over ten years! I love this song and it puts me into such a good mood whenever I listen!

Any lyrics what is girl singing?

AMEN. Praise the Lord. I have been reborn.

makes me sick to think of vandals, stupid people who will destroy a historic treasure, the original glass lens lost forever,

Don't get me wrong. This is a great tune. Can we talk about the name though? Why did he have to name it? New camptown races?.... There's the Bob Wills School of naming things where he would just stick new in front of something and add words to it, but the melody would stay the same. I just really like camptown races... This has nothing to do with that song lol

Hilary playes a mean (good) banjo here... ❤

I don't kiss and I don't tell and all your sins can go to hell ! Tell the Preacher... Tell the folk.., that I don't Wear no Greasy Coat!

There's the ancestor of the five-string banjo: the five-note banjo

Things worth dying for

The part at minute 4:00 it’s interesting, particularly SC declaration of secession says they seceded because of slavery

Love it. But unless the banjo player is the star the mic shouldn't be pointed at it. It drowns the other instruments out.

great tune!

Thank you so much for posting this!! I’m 13 and learning how to play this for my grandma.

Yee haw

This song is called Old Fashioned Two-Step

Heeeheaaaaa

My favorite

Whatcha doing Saturday night - a little stomp!

Although accurate in most ways, this video is a biased rendering because it dismisses the very real constitutional arguments about secession which existed and had some legal basis; a fair rendering would have included that discussion. To this day, the issue has never been decided by our constitutional system (Supreme Court), but only by force of arms.

what its all about right there

Gorgeous, Peter.

Half as fast would be twice as good, in my opinion.

it was about states rights... about states not having the right( or having the right) to have slaves...... not sure why that would be a secret myth lmfao

Nice peppy music

Love this I am a reenactor and camp is fun and boring

I noticed she called it as a cross-A tune but they played it in G. Now, that's a banjo's fiddler for ya there! Good thing because that grandma was absolutely shredding.

papa❤

I lived there during my years of working on the Bath County Pumped Storage station. Many fond memories. Thank you.

This looks like fun for for kids and adults alike! Haha

Well this was an interesting find online this morning! Thank you!...

Don't get used to this. You won't be able to teach this stuff in Florida schools soon.

The south was right in the conflict

Damn, what beauty in his playing...

Amazing, so sad that I dragged my feet in trying to get George to play on one of my songs, I can only sit and wonder "what if?" R.I.P.

Lived there for Many years those Waters fed us many of days very thankful for what the oklawaha has given to me I'll be on her Feb 11th rain or shine.hooe to c you there brothers and sister's ❤️❤️❤️❤️

I absolutely love the oklawaha and I love this song 🔥🔥❤️💯

Who's the lady in purple playing banjo.

God bless Mr. Markle. Rest in peace.

Slavery,slavery, and nothing but slavery was the ONLY CAUSE . If you think otherwise,it’s because of years of inbreeding in your family left you mentally handicapped..

Still one of my fave versions of Greasy Coat! Only version that comes close is by the Hogslop Stringband outta Nashville, TN.

That be good stuff !

Beautiful! George is gone, but his spectacular sound lives on.....

What kind of mics are those?

I salute the Confederate Flag with affection reverence and undying devotion to the cause for which it stands