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If you could instantly become a master musician, what instrument would it be?

Electric guitar seems like my easy choice, but steel lap guitar and hammered dulcimer are calling from the depths of my soul.

Banjo.

Rocky Top! Plus if you can banjo, you can play the others if you are a master musicianā€¦šŸ¤ 
 
Piano for me too. There is nothing cooler than walking into a room, sitting down at a piano and ripping through a cool song. I may have hated it as a child but I wish my parents would have made me take piano lessons.

Strangely enough, piano would come in second behind banjo for me. šŸ¤ šŸŖ•šŸŖ•
 
Banjo.

Rocky Top! Plus if you can banjo, you can play the others if you are a master musicianā€¦šŸ¤ 

Funny thing to me as I have been playing guitar almost my whole (pun intended) life and there are only 12 natural notes in Western music. Only so many variations and no wonder we hear the same patterns from one song to another.
 
Beaver is pretty good too :):)


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Dobro.

Just listen to some Jerry Douglas and it will be like a glimpse of heaven on earth.
Was at Lobster Trap in Ashevegas in '11. Having the Lobstah Sammich n' a Franziskaner. Guy seated to right of us at the bar worked for Jerry's crew, who was playing at Orange Peel.

Now, Ive given up Country, Rock N Roll (sans Led Zeppelin & Dead), for bluegrass. Hot Rize, Allison Krauss, Blue Highway, and Newgrass Revival spark an immediate conversation.

My bucket is Tim OBrien and Jerry Douglas playing Hey Joe or Blue Night at Telluride. Guy is a great follow on Facebook.
 
wtf is this ****? these clowns cant hold Dave Mustaine's jock.
It's a song about how our flesh (sin) is a disease that needs to be eaten away by God

Song explanation by vocalist Jason Wisdom:

The lyrical concept for this song is short and sweet. Necrotizing Fasciitis means "flesh eating bacteria", which fits the aura of the song perfectly – it is nasty. However, as is often true of great songs, there is an underlying metaphor in the text. In this case, the plague is Jesus. Kind of a dark metaphor huh? Well may, but the idea is very simple. Flesh, or more specifically the sinful nature of carnal self, is something that all humans struggle with, and Christ is the only true power for defeating that sinful nature. And so, we cry out for Him to infest our bodies and devour our flesh. EMBRACE THE PLAGUE!
 
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Funny thing to me as I have been playing guitar almost my whole (pun intended) life and there are only 12 natural notes in Western music. Only so many variations and no wonder we hear the same patterns from one song to another.
One last cool story bro.

Had chance to work in public radio. Most folks that worked at Station were music buffs or musicians. It was either 2000 or 2001 when John Hartford died, everyone at station wept. ... Everyone. If you like music, spp Banjo, check this out.

 
One last cool story bro.

Had chance to work in public radio. Most folks that worked at Station were music buffs or musicians. It was either 2000 or 2001 when John Hartford died, everyone at station wept. ... Everyone. If you like music, spp Banjo, check this out.



70's AM radio was the best.
 
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