A fine Tune of the Week from North Carolina with a crooked part that suits the title Green River.

Guitar, banjo and vocals.

It appears that I have my first original tune! Lace Collar, in G, played on my Rickard banjo. Now I have to learn to play it well enough to add some variation.

Banjo, bandurria, bongos and bells.

A wonderful champion fiddler, Tatiana Hargreaves, plays the Tune of the Week and bases it upon the older fiddler Emma Lee Dickerson. In an interview Tatiana claims that's her doppelg?nger, a new word for me. They look alike in photos. The tune is very familiar to me, but Emma Lee's is unique, so I also include the more traditional one in this recording.

This is my modern rendition of an old bluegrass song ) I was learning this song about one year or more and finally I made record if it! Can't still play it as fast as Earl Scruggs. But I used a beat which was made for me by the DJ shasuii (he did s little part of main beat) and I arranged it to the whole song and tried to create a modern sound. I also learn how to make mixing and I used all that I knew in this song)

PB11 Sound Clip