Bluegrass & Old-Time: An Exploration Of The Music In The UK

[@raylovescm]

Well done John, I'm really loving this, seeing many of the guys from times gone by and still pushing the music forward.

[@weeweelegs]

love bluegrass, love the video, wholesome music

[@ukekeysandbees]

Really enjoyed that! At last there are others uk banjo players around!!

[@rappstephen]

Nice video to stumble upon. My only criticism is that they didn't seem as though they understood that Old-Time and Bluegrass are quite different. They seemed to use the words interchangeably and mostly centered the subject around bluegrass.

[@yellowbarber]

good to see BAZ &his 'you'll never walk alone' banjo in the opening shot

[@DeathToPerdition]

it's nice to see the brits are in to the whole bluegrass scene

[@mraaronhd]

Bluegrass may have started in the U.S., but the original melodies and instruments (excluding banjo) came from Europe. More specifically, Brits, Irish and Germans. But the rhythm is African so it's a combination of both European and African musical traditions.

[@porkinwitz]

WOW,...That sounds what America is all about. A little bit of this, and a little bit of that.

[@Burne222]

The fake accents when they sing is annoying to hear.

[@adamkeenan5707]

The American accents put on are annoying, still great though.