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GraffitiTavern t1_j431tbq wrote
Huh, weird. "America's oldest popular music sound" originated in the 40s, and is largely a postwar style, newer than jazz and country, certainly not heard on Jefferson's plantation(not that it would be a selling point anyway)
Dispatcher12 t1_j437wk4 wrote
If you don't mind driving a little bit further...
ILikeMyGrassBlue t1_j4383do wrote
I’m familiar with that one! Haven’t gotten a chance to go yet, but it’s on my to-do list.
Dispatcher12 t1_j438mco wrote
I've loves the music since I was little. I'm getting back to playing guitar and that's the direction I'm headed. Looking to learn some stuff.
ILikeMyGrassBlue t1_j43esaq wrote
Bluegrass is nice because it can be as simple or complex as you want as a player. You can strum along with the basic chords which is easy, but then you can work up to crazy fast solos and stuff. So rewarding too.
Mijbr090490 t1_j43ole8 wrote
Love Quiet Oaks Campground. Still haven't made it up for the festival. The owner is super cool.
xRarex0nex t1_j440jdh wrote
That's what I clicked in to say, marketing's a hell of a drug
Maybe because the banjo itself was played on plantations?
xRarex0nex t1_j440utu wrote
Also check out Watermelon Pickers Fest in Berryville, VA
MetaGoldenfist t1_j445s0z wrote
Same- I was like wow awesome! Can’t wait!
ILikeMyGrassBlue t1_j42zvu7 wrote
Damn, I got excited for a second because I thought it was coming up soon lmao