Wait a minute, Seldom Scene

[Jean Pierre]

I discovered bluegrass in France in the 70's. There was in this period of folk revival, a craze in France for bluegrass

I had bought (in importation) the Seldon Scene Act I, II, III records, with the formidable dobroist Mike Aulbridge

I just did the dobro and the singing and the guitar, the rest mandolin, banjo, bass ... it's Band in a Box

[Pru]

this is a fabulous sounding folk-rock piece of music. I have never heard the original but this version is so nice. my uncle [ray brookes] speaks very highly of you and I can hear why. You play beautifully.

[Jean Pierre]

Thanks Pru , I have two idols : Jahia ...and Ray Brookes a fabulous sonwriter

this said listen to the live version of Seldom Scene , great:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Rps80QdDtM

What I like in bluegrass is the sung parts of the chorus, often with 3 voices...

[StephenM]

ah yes lovely JP...fine job picking and stumming all those instruments...honestly though this reminds me a tad of a Greatful Dead Jam....tasty stuff..
nice vocals too...

[Geir]

Very nice JP

sounds really great

[Ferryman_1957]

Lovely dobro work JP, and really nice vocals and harmonies. A really lovely listen.

[Groundy]

Top class, as always JP.... Well done... Alex

[Ray Brookes]

Great track, Jean Pierre with excellent playing and vocals. Even my niece likes it!!!

[cuthbert]

Beautiful song, JP - not one that I knew previously, but it reminds me a bit of George Harrison - never a bad thing!

[guitarron]

Love this. The dobro and harmonies are great. You really capture the bluegrass folk sound.