Black Water - Huge Coal spills in Appalachia
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This video just brought a certified thug to tears!
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@mountainjustice thanks for the insight mountain. i have heard some of your local music through other videos i watched that same day, and the site i came across the other day was raising the exact debate you refer to. I wanted to paste the link in my comment, but as you surely know, youtube, doesnt allow it. im actually from scottish descent myself, though its a little way off ;)
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just did a search on the web as i wasnt sure what you were on about, and seems that you guys speak ancient english :) interesting, had no idea, though to most "brung" would seem wrong in straight english -
cashox3 6 months ago
@cashox3 - We talk ever which way.
There is a scholarly debate about whether Appalachian dialect is indeed related to Elizabethan English. There is less debate on Appalachian music - many Appalachians are of Scottish and Irish descent, so fiddle is one of the dominant insstruments in Bluegrass and mountain music.
mountainjustice 6 months ago
brung ????? what language is that
cashox3 6 months ago
@cashox3 - Its Appalachian dialect.
mountainjustice 6 months ago