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Elvis Fu
 Post subject: Not Organs, Not Sax…But BANJO
PostPosted: Fri Apr 01, 2005 10:33 am 
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To resuscitate the theme of earlier in the week, gimme some banjo--thouth no necessarily bluegrass-centric, though. Like this:

Neil Young :: "For The Turnstiles"
Warren Zevon :: "Frank And Jesse James"

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Why not take a classic Iggy Pop tune and banjo it up to fuck?

The Bad Livers 'Lust For Life'

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For the record, I am a hack banjo player, myself. Had one in college and I love the sound of the damn thing.

As to songs:
Whatever that last song is on R.E.M.'s Fables.... (Is it "Wendell Gee"?)

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some songs on "being there" that i can't think of right now
same with early Marah

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i love banjo.

and i second the neil young (might as well throw in "old man" too) and REM choices.

iron & wine and sufjan stevens should be added here too, but i can't remember song titles right now. (edit: sorry chuck d...i should read all the way down before responding....)
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Just about anything by The Pogues

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"for the widows in paradise, for the fatherless in ypsilanti" by sufjan is probably one of my top 5 favorite songs ever.

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decemberists pulled out a banjo on one of their songs tues nite. don't remember which one tho...

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Bela Fleck & the Flecktones - well, pretty much anything in their catalog, and Fleck is pretty much the best banjo player the world has ever seen. Fear not, they really aren't so bluegrassy as you might imagine, mixing jazz and a little of everything else. Probably not for everybody, but if you enjoy hearing the best of the best in terms of musicians, this band is for you - Victor Wooten ranks among the very best bassists, but his style may be too busy for some. I'd suggest starting at the Live Art set, as it's a good mix of songs and will probably satisfy any banjo cravings for a long time.

Uh oh, did I just make a boo-boo and admit to liking something like the Flecktones?!

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