Jamming at Banjo Hell in the key of C. This elegant tune comes originally from the repertoire of Alabama fiddler Mack Blalock. It has been popularized by fiddler James Bryan, who came up with a playful variation to the A part which has morphed into a separate third part by most fiddlers today.Farewell Trion ライブドア | |
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