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Jim & Jesse - 1976 - Last Train To Clarksville

Jim & Jesse - 1976 - Last Train To Clarksville.  
 
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FiveStringFun (6 months ago) Show Hide
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Awesome.  Thanks for posting! The banjo work is ground breaking for it's time!
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moegolden (1 year ago) Show Hide
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wonderful. i never realized how deep the song is lyrically. it's about going off to vietnam.
3006snowwhite (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Thanks for noticing the very talented Garland Shuping on banjo, from Rockwell, NC. He was a true professional and a wonderful guy.
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Is that an "Ome" banjo Shuping is pickin?
3006snowwhite (1 year ago) Show Hide
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It is a very rare Ode prototype.
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Another band I used to listen to on the WWVA Wheeling Jamboree while growing up in Toronto in the 50's. Jesse was the first to perfect the cross-picking style of playing on the mandolin. A great inovator. They sure are missed,

Ken, Toronto
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Priceless.
basserase (1 year ago) Show Hide
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I bet there was never a boring moment in that band.
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Banjo player is Garland Shuping. Jesse is a legend on mandolin no doubt. He was, and still is, so much more advanced on his knowledge of the mandolin. He is a first generation guy. The only other mandolin player when he started was Bill Monroe. Jesse certainly carved out his own path, and cannot be duplicated.

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