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In reply to the discussion: It's not a protest in North Carolina until the banjo comes out. (At Louis DeJoy's mansion) [View all]yardwork
(61,599 posts)12. It sure is! It's a bluegrass melody and picking style.
It's in the protest song tradition, but this is bluegrass and this musician knows what he's doing. That's powerful because it will resonate with other bluegrass musicians and fans - and they tend to be more on the conservative side of politics.
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It's not a protest in North Carolina until the banjo comes out. (At Louis DeJoy's mansion) [View all]
octoberlib
Aug 2020
OP
The first line was about going out to the mailbox to get his paycheck and it wasn't there.
octoberlib
Aug 2020
#6
That southern twang (?) I never understand what is said when it is in a song..
Delmette2.0
Aug 2020
#13
That southern twang (?) I never understand what is said when it is in a song..
Delmette2.0
Aug 2020
#15