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<blockquote data-quote="Gorgiass" data-source="post: 437972" data-attributes="member: 7331">One of the great things about country is it's such an expansive genre. Once you get away from the top 40 trucks n' beer shit it's hard to tell where country becomes rockabilly, bluegrass, Americana, etc. I'm more into the bluegrass, especially instrumental improv, but there is a great deal of collaboration with country in songs like this non-beta C&amp;W classic redone by some bluegrass heavyweights - [MEDIA=youtube]JzWoagZ53_Q[/MEDIA]Bluegrass has some great road and wanderlust songs which might hit home with more than a few here. And they're not even all about travelling by train[MEDIA=youtube]p-qrap08olM[/MEDIA]Rounding out the set with some improvisational Americana by the guy who revised the book on it[MEDIA=youtube]c0JKiCbheNY[/MEDIA]One of the dwindling number of genres where actual musical chops still matter. Guys like Chris Thile can hold their own with the best classically trained musicians in the world.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Gorgiass, post: 437972, member: 7331"] One of the great things about country is it's such an expansive genre. Once you get away from the top 40 trucks n' beer shit it's hard to tell where country becomes rockabilly, bluegrass, Americana, etc. I'm more into the bluegrass, especially instrumental improv, but there is a great deal of collaboration with country in songs like this non-beta C&W classic redone by some bluegrass heavyweights - [MEDIA=youtube]JzWoagZ53_Q[/MEDIA] Bluegrass has some great road and wanderlust songs which might hit home with more than a few here. And they're not even all about travelling by train [MEDIA=youtube]p-qrap08olM[/MEDIA] Rounding out the set with some improvisational Americana by the guy who revised the book on it [MEDIA=youtube]c0JKiCbheNY[/MEDIA] One of the dwindling number of genres where actual musical chops still matter. Guys like Chris Thile can hold their own with the best classically trained musicians in the world. [/QUOTE]

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