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Session 1: The Influence of Earl Scruggs, Part 2: “Molly and Tenbrooks”


This lesson is part of the course The Banjo Style of J.D. Crowe with Bill Evans.
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Next to Earl Scruggs, J.D. Crowe is the most influential five-string bluegrass banjo player in the history of the instrument and The Banjo Style of J.D. Crowe provides an overview of his long career, teaching tunes and techniques from J.D.’s earliest days with Jimmy Martin through his classic recordings with The New South and his remarkable work with The Bluegrass Album Band. The series is designed for intermediate to advanced banjo players, and features guest banjo stars Ron Block and Ron Stewart.
 
 
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Session 1: The Influence of Earl Scruggs  
 
Session 1: The Influence of Earl Scruggs  
 
Session 1: The Influence of Earl Scruggs, Part 2: “Molly and Tenbrooks”
Session 1: The Influence of Earl Scruggs, Part 2: “Molly and Tenbrooks”
 

 In this video, Bill walks you through Earl Scrugss’s version of “Molly and Tenbrooks,” from the original Bill Monroe recording, followed by J.D.’s version from The Bluegrass Album Band.


 
 
 

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