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I would cry, too, if I could hit that hot lick at 1:40 like Dr John.

I am glad to see you all still picking.

I heard this on an album that someone gave to me as a kid in the 70's. I have the hat and the Thompson 1927 A-1, now all I need is the car. I still have the album [framed and therefore unlistened to] and this tune was my favorite.

The mother-in-law is not in league witht the devil, she is in league with woo-woo. Devils, palm readings, Pat......are all fake. We might pretend there are such things, but they don't exist.

@Mogley52 The reason they refuse to debate the creationists is that the creationists never concede when refuted, and just spout the same claptrap at the next debate. It isa like a most ignorant whack-a-mole game. I confronted one of these fellows from ICR about crinoidal limestone, and he walke...

I saw Skaggs perform this with the Chattanooga Symphony. The violinists fought like mad to play this, like they were in a fight with yellowjackets,and Bobby Hicks stepped in and played it so smooth and fluid I still bow to him. A great efficiency of motion.

@harrynking777 The last group of immigrants always push their children to excel. The Jewish people have assimilated, and now the Koreans and other Asian immigrants dominate the top positions in art music. And science and math. I wonder who will be next.

@pegcage It could also be Essene Judaism, who practiced baptism and had a lord as well. And its "good old way" is older than Christianity. But being in a movie remake of Homer's Odyssey by two Jewish brothers, it was probably part of the parody of backwoods superstitions in Dpression-era Miss...

Finally, the Canadians ae locking up preachers.

Magic kid in England, magic man in the sky. All fiction. I am OK with having bibles in school libraries, just keep it in the fiction section with the Great Gatsby, and Harry Potter.

Areatha is good. Great. But it would be empty without that rockin' piano player. Who was it?

@D0W666 Whether a concept is condensed, from wickipedia or the Reader's Digest does not mean that it is not true. The fossils here in the Cumberland Plateau tend to support punctuated equilibrium. In the bedding planes, the fossils appear unchanged for several feet [many millennia], and then r...

@MrSuperneocon I hope you understand that ignorance and being under-researched is not a virtue. While you spout the same old cliches about carbon-14 dating and feeding fish on an ark, the science community is eroding away at your dogma. Teach your kids creationism, and they will be left behind.

Do'nt these tour guides worry that the smart kids will see evidence of evolution just by being exposed to fossils and such? It will create cognitive dissonance in their poor minds.

I play with a Civil War era string group, and all the banjo players are Scruggs-bluegrass around here. We play a lot of contra dances and Victorian Balls. I wish you were closer to Chickamauga.

@religiofob Jewish people also ruled the Confederacy. The Sec. of the Treasury was Judah Benjamin, and 50,000 Jewish men fought for the South. The wealthiest slave holders and cotton traders in Natchez were Jewish.

Great piano backup! Who is this?

A wonderfully understated style. All banjo and mandolin music should be played where you have to lean in just a little to enjoy it. It sounds like the parlor music from the Victorian age.

Very nice. My favorite of the two. Creative, with all the syncopation and triplets.

This is the worst interpretation of history I have ever seen. Some things from 500 bc may not be accurate, but only a small portion. If you don't like your history, make another one up. I am not sure what their agenda is, but their methodology is SCREWY!

This is what I like about America: A person has a right to fly whatever flag they want, and their neighbors also have a right to protest.

Bonaparte's March is the proper name, the Retreat is a similar but different tune.

There are gaps in the fossil record, but they get narrower every day that a geologist goes on the hunt. I can obviously see transitional fossils. You cannot because your ideology forbids it and would collapse if you admitted their existence. Luckily, the evidence keeps piling up and one day yo...

The echo and flattened pitch change is awesome. I realy like the difference you could hear as it passed the water tank.

Just like a mosque at Ground Zero. Just because you can do something, doesn't necessarily mean you should.

That reminds me of my childhood,. My great-uncle had a pair of M's, a '50 and a '52. I still have the '52 in restored condition, the other is lost to history. I love to hear the governor open the throttles on them, though.

Get on it Sister! Listen to that piano player!