[johnnydoxx]

My niece asked me to record this bluegrass song. I'm not a fan of bluegrass, and this song seems 'mundane' to me. But I told her I'd do it, so I did.
I did some research and found that the revered bluegrass version starts as a waltz then goes into the 4/4 bluegrass rhythm.

Well, to make it (perhaps) less mundane, I thought I'd play the traditional verses, then add two more varieties.
So the third verse is a minor-key blues, and the fourth is my take on how a cowboy strummer would sing it.

So I thought you might like to hear the four versions, I like the blues part best.

Click on 'Blue Moon Of Kentucky' at this site:
JohnnyDee46 | Ultimate-Guitar.Com

My MP3 encoder marked it as 9+ minutes long but it's really about 4.

Thanks for listening
Johnny

[eddiez152]

Johnny,

Good examples of them all, very nice.

[X4StringDrive]

JD, That was cool, kinda informative as well...Thanks for the takes

[knight46]

Nice job Johnny, a good example of one song in three genres and the differences in rhythm.