Blue'grass' Collar Man (living in the STYX)

[Mach]

Yeeeeeehaaaaaa!!!

Well if you can't find a job there's nothing wrong with concocting up some of Granny's rheumatism medicine to make some extra dough.

Instruments:

2 acoustics
1 resonator
1 mandolin
1 banjo (just got it and still in banjo 101 so it's a little rough)
drums & bass compliments of Boss DR-3

[Oldrottenhead]

i got my footstomping to this one, bloody magic

[launched]

Yes - I love it!!

Mark

[Bluesberry]

Great bluegrass here, the real deal.  I love this idea, take rock standards and do them up all bluegrass like.  Great job!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Groundy]

Great sound Mach, well recorded, great footapper. well done....Alex

[Bluesberry]

what groundy said x3

[guitarron]

This is fantastic-i f'n love this rendition-what a keeper-lmao

[chapperz66]

I really, really like that.  One of my favourite Styx songs and bluegrassing it up is great fun.

The middle eight section was a bit - how shall I put it? - avant garde, but I'm really blown away none the less.

Brilliant.

Is granny's mixture any good for arthritis?

Paul

[fenderbender]

Mach this is top class 10 out of 10 man -
love the vocals harmonies are sxxxit hot and the backing -to die for-

[Mach]

Thanks so much guys. This was a fun project to do plus I had to break in the new banjo even though I'm a super novice. 5 strings are tougher than 6. The chord progression fit perfect for a bluegrass take on this song and a little twist on the lyrics about some XXX juice that goes along with bluegrass seemed appropriate. Thanks again for listening.