'A Man of Constant Sorrow' - Greeny covers the Soggy Bottom Boys for CountryFest

[Greeny]

Acoustic guitar, slide acoustic guitar, and a shitload of vocals. All recorded through a Shure SM-58 and mixed on the MBR.

[The Gobi Desert Canoe Club]

Another wonderful country song played and performed with the highest quality.   Willie

[Mach]

Now this is very cool. That slide at the intro blends in well but I was waiting on more.
Vocals are really nice too. Great song and recording Greeny.

Mach

On another note, this is coincidence I have been listening to Home Free's version this morning and the last few days.
Check out the beat boxer guy play a harmonica with no harmonica.

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[BerryPatch]

Lovely sound you got here, with the bendy folksy acoustic and those lovely layers of harmony. Very authentic sounding with that close harmony, old country ting ie the Louvin Brothers.

[TPB]

One of my favorite movies and songs well done this one I have found to be really hard to get right but you have nailed it
Tim

[Ray Brookes]

One of my favourite old bluegrass/folk songs and a great scene in the movie where they go and record it in the studio. You've covered this brilliantly, Tim and those harmonies would not be easy. Cool guitar work too.

[Mike_S]

I didn't know this track, but this is brilliantly done. Some beautiful guitar playing and terrific vocals, really liking those harmonies.

Mike

[Blooby]

There are so many great versions of this tune, and this version fits right in. I didn't recognize your voice at all.

Blooby

[Ferryman_1957]

Aah, a country song I know, we recently watched the film. I too didn't recognise your voice on this one, the vox and harmonies are superbly done. Nice guitar backing as well, a great cover. Really enjoyed it.

[cuthbert]

Getting to this one a bit late...

A favorite song from one of my favorite Coen Bros. films. Excellent job on this, Tim. The harmonies sound right-on, and the guitar and lead vocal sound nice and punchy in the mix.

Loved this line from the film:
Delmar: Hey mister! I don't mean to be tellin' tales out of school, but there's a feller in there that'll pay you ten dollars if you sing into his can.

Nowawadays, for just a little money, we can all sing (and play) into a little silver box.

Making eating money at it might be a bit more difficult, though....