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Introducing... Nick Shoulders
Posted by: Thrift Store Scott
Date: October 22, 2020 04:59PM
Bluegrass-y guy from Arkansas with a distinctly infectious charm. Plus he yodels. And whistles.

Descriptions don't do the guy justice. Just listen and enjoy:

Nick Shoulders - Tiny Desk Submission 2020 - 'Too Old to Dream' [www.youtube.com]

Nick Shoulders - Hanks Checkout Line *official video* [www.youtube.com]

Nick Shoulders - “Crying” (Roy Orbison cover) *live* from the Ozark Wild [www.youtube.com]



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Re: Introducing... Nick Shoulders
Posted by: hal
Date: October 22, 2020 06:04PM
I really love bluegrass and really hate country...

I'm conflicted listening to his music :-)

but it would probably grow on me if I give it a chance
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Re: Introducing... Nick Shoulders
Posted by: mrlynn
Date: October 22, 2020 07:03PM
I could play 'Checkout Line' on Hillbilly at Harvard, except Harvard in a fit of virus panic has banned all but a few undergraduates from the building where WHRB has its studios, so I'm exiled and HAH is pre-recorded or pre-empted.

/Mr Lynn



"Hillbilly at Harvard"
Honky-tonk Country and Bluegrass
Founded in 1948 by Pappy Ben Minnich
Saturdays 9am - 11am Eastern
WHRB-FM, Cambridge, MA
Streaming at [www.WHRB.org]
Be there!

The HAH weblog: [hillbillyatharvard.wordpress.com]

Topical weblog: [walkingcreekworld.wordpress.com]

On the river in Saxonville.
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Re: Introducing... Nick Shoulders
Posted by: Thrift Store Scott
Date: October 23, 2020 01:36AM
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hal
I really love bluegrass and really hate country...

I'm conflicted listening to his music :-)

but it would probably grow on me if I give it a chance

I get you. I grew up on "old school", make-you-feel-guilty-when-you-haven't-even-done-anything Country and if I don't actively like it, I do at least have a benign familiarity with it whereas most "modern" Country just sounds like bad rockabilly to me. Bluegrass, on the other hand, I've only recently developed an interest in and quite like so far.

With that in mind, perhaps you'll appreciate this video of a much less obscure but much more conventionally Bluegrass performer:

Billy Strings - "Dust In A Baggie" | Live at the Opry [www.youtube.com]



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"Political correctness is just intellectual colonialism and psychological fascism for the creation of thought crime" - Steve Hughes

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Re: Introducing... Nick Shoulders
Posted by: hal
Date: October 23, 2020 02:00PM
No conflict listening to Billy Strings - he kicks ass!

Here's one I found recently: [youtu.be]

Molly Tuttle joined by Tommy Emmanuel - first song will knock your socks off
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