Wild Bill Jones By The Electric City Hillbillies

[sdoc182]

The fiddle player is pretty. (but if she is someones 'true love' I wouldnt care to get shot over her). Lol.

[50sRocKabilly]

Great Stuff!! not meny people play this good old mountain music any more.

[LewisNumber20]

He said my age is twenty-one

Too old to be controlled

I pulled my revolver from my side

And I destroyed that poor boy's soul

haha greatest lyrics

[billvip]

great

[ThisLockIsJammed]

im sorry my uncle is playing the banjo

[ThisLockIsJammed]

my aunt is playing the fiddle and my uncle is playing acoustic

[jeannemcdaniel]

Thanks. We really apprciate that.

[toobbee]

no, 'bout 630 miles away. but i spent a week near there pickin and slappin wherever i could find a jam.

and the more i watch this, compared side by side with other bluegrass here on you tube, the more i recognize the different nuances of that particular region

its awesome!

[toobbee]

hey there, is that hagood mill?

[jeannemcdaniel]

Yeah. Good Eyes! Are you from around there?

[grumpytyke]

This was not bad at all glad I,ve found somewhere to get my favourite music this and the big bands.

[195354]

I really miss this type of music. I love the old mountain music. This is what I was raised on. Good blue grass and country. Keep it up. Do you have a CD out yet? The Electric City name for the group reminds me of a place close to where I live. Are you from Texas?

[70Mack]

Great stuff,really wish I had somebody round these parts who I could learn to play the banjo from!

[jeannemcdaniel]

Where are you? Maybe My instructor knows somebody.  He knows people all over who play all kinds of instruments. Thanks for the kind words. We are just getting started with this kind of music and really having a ball!

[70Mack]

Iam from right slap bang in the middle of England my friend,very slim odds that anyone would play this kind of music round these parts.Anyway great stuff mate keep it up and keep postin your stuff on here!

[jeannemcdaniel]

Will do!! Maybe you can pick up some tricks here yourself. We are from South Carolina, just a few miles east of the appalachain mountains. This music is as ubiqitus as the wind here. We are very lucky. Thanks again for the kind words.