McDonald12

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Member Since: 3/23/2002
Total Mixes: 261
Total Feedback: 3476

Other Mixes By McDonald12

Breaking Open The Head
CD | Theme - Alternating DJ
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Where The Trees Have Leaves Of Prisms
CD | Theme
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Ye Olde Folk N Blues
CD | Mixed Genre
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A Kind Of Dreaming
CD | Mixed Genre
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Ain't nobody gonna miss me when I'm gone

Artist Song
kentucky colonels  i am a pilgrim 
kc  dark hollow 
kc  nine pound hammer 
kc  prisoner's song 
kc  fire on the mountain 
kc  billy in the low ground 
kc  wild bill jones 
kc  ocean of diamonds 
kc  There ain't nobody gonna miss me when i'm gone 
kc  dixie breakdown 
kc  get down on your knees and pray 
kc  alabama jubilee 
kc  flat fork 
kc  sally goodin 
kc  listen to the mockin' bird 
kc  sunny side of the mountain 
kc  barefoot nellie 
kc  shuckin' the corn 
kc  clarence's house 
kc  shady grove 
kc  clinch mountain backstep 
kc  lee highway blues 
kc  faded love 
kc  julius finkbine's rag 
kc  good woman's love 
kc  john henry 
kc  it ain't gonna rain no more 

Comment:

Bluegrass is a genre I discovered fairly late on in my musical education. I love it with a passion and this group were one of it's finest exponents. Clarence White was a member. Hope this far from definitive collection turns anyone with an aversion to country/bluegrass on to what is essentially goodtime music

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Rob Conroy
Date: 7/14/2002
Hmm... I think I need to hear this...
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Sean Lally
Date: 7/14/2002
Rob and I have a record store acquaintance who's been trying to get us to listen to them for ages. And yet they never have any in stock. Please save us a copy. Clarence White is one of the great guitarists, and maybe, just maybe, the best country picker ever. Or certainly one of the finest. And that says nothing of his brilliant (and I mean BRILLIANT) work in the Byrds.
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Sean Lally
Date: 7/14/2002
The only thing sadder about Clarence White's short legacy is his untimely death. Lately, I'm feeling melancholy about musicians cut off in the prime of life, through no fault of their own - White, D. Boon, etc.
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McDonald12
Date: 7/14/2002
I know what you mean, Sean. Far too many of them. Stuff like that makes me doubt the existence of a God when Jimi Hendrix, Clarence White and Gene Clark are gone, and Barry Manilow's still alive.
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Rob Conroy
Date: 7/14/2002
LOL... don't get Clem/Sean started re: the existence of God, Gerry... you'll be here for awhile... heh.
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Mo Twang!
Date: 7/15/2002
Clarence White was great. I really need to pick up some of his work with the Kentucky Colonels.