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Size: 3,711kb, uploaded 11/16/2015 9:47:12 PM
Genre: Bluegrass / Playing Style: Unknown/None Chosen
Fiddling with my friend Roland on guitar, son Andrew (age 12) on bass.
3 comments on “Cherokee Shuffle”
irfiddler Says:
Thursday, November 19, 2015 @10:46:49 PM
. Really like your bowing on this. Two up and one down? And...the backup players are great!
jhko Says:
Friday, November 20, 2015 @7:45:05 AM
Thanks for the comments! I've heard that bowing described as Georgia Bow or Georgia Shuffle, although Bobby Hicks (whose nose can just be seen in my profile picture) descibed it as a single shuffle (I was taught a single shuffle was just the regular "taters" bowing). Anyway, Bobby says Bill Monroe insisted that Uncle Penn be played entirely with this style of bowing. It is really about the accent on the down bow, it is usually one down and three up in terms of notes. Thanks again!
morgan123 Says:
Thursday, July 9, 2020 @3:02:39 AM
The Magness tune likewise got known as "Lost Indian" in this manner, says Kerry Blech, particularly among more established fiddlers in North Carolina and Virginia—"A portion of these people even took Tommy Jackson's option and stuck it onto the Magness tune, in the wake of
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