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wrote this one this morning, but haven&#39t came up with a suitable title yet

Nice melody, but I&#39m struggling in parts. It&#39s a challenge!

Original tune Martin OM, Fender Bass. Sometimes life has a sense of humor. All by S . Krell

Kind of follows Dan Crary&#39s old version - in C position with capo. Not out of D like later version.

Rough version

Straight-forward version three times through with rhythm guitar.

Matt Inboden on killer banjo

My cover of this fine song with guitars, bass, accordion and harmonica.

A dark song about growing up in the country and moving to the city.

An old time style tune restructured and updated. Written by Seamus Mulready, banjo player for Huntley Slim and the Suburban Cowboys.

A little Bluegrass-ish number for all of those who have grown up in the country, and had to live in the city.

classic flat and scruggs, fingerpick style,me on lead vocal and guitar

Recorded through a Digitech RP50 setting 38(acoustic 5ths)A ramble in A

Two guitars through a Digitech RP50 line-in to Audacity. From the musical Porgy and Bess.

I&#39m playing back up and then lead over it, I&#39m playing a Durango B-46...Its flatpicking so the genre closest was bluegrass lol

The Norman Blake version...

Recorded this with friend Steve Anderson , on mandolin.

old time banjo and rhythm guitar