Banjo Hangout Newest 100 Unknown/None Chosen Songs

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spaghetti western atmospheric piece with baritone banjo

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I wrote the lyrics for this song 16 years ago, and have had several live versions, but using SUNO AI, this newgrass version hits where I was going with it. I hope you like it!

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This is a version of Hoagy Carmichael's "Lazy Bones" played by Greg Barresi (guitar and vocals) and Chris Gainey (banjo)

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Counting beats to the A part of Chadwell's Station as played by Foghorn String Band.

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Wrote this for my dearest guitar playing partner after he prematurely died of cancer - again AI enhanced - not a fan of AI but results are remarkable.

Wrote this a few years ago fro a neighbor of ours - my mate put it through A1 -

I recorded this at the Cambridge Folk Festival in 1975 - can anyone identify the banjo player?

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