doc, you did a great job building up & then releasing the tension on this - I know it's tough to work with a gazillion tracks but your output is always spot-on.

Nice intro leading into a wonderful electric cover. Great vocals and instrumental build.

@katherine-chatham: Thank you so much. You are too kind. If you have a moment please check out the page I set up with Dan. https://soundcloud.com/greenwood-burns   This is one of our colaborations and we've done a few more. Thank you again!

WOOOOW Jeff ... this is such an amazing piece. There's a radio show on a local station in seattle called "Roadhouse". It's a three hour block once a week where they play this type of music. I could definitely imagine hearing this on there. This is incredible.

 This was a fun one for sure. Dan sure knows how to pick em and drop em. 

SJZB: banjo, electric bass, kick drum, brushed bongos, vocals, cymbals, mixology

ldsb - banjos, 4 (ADAD) and 6 (DADGAD) string guitars, mandolin, washboard, bongos, jaw harps, vocals

Check out more from Lonesome D String Band!
https://soundcloud.com/lonesomedstringband

CLUCK OLD HEN: Lonesome D String Band with SJZB

My name is Jeff Burns, I live in Brooklyn, originally from Buxton, Maine, and I started playing 5 string banjo in early 2011. 

Lately I have done a lot of colaborations with Dan Greenwood AKA Lonesome D String Band.
We set up a new page so please check it out.
https://soundcloud.com/greenwood-burns

I also wrote a novella about lighting as my Mother has danced with such on more than one occasion.
http://www.amazon.com/Rain-Too-Heavy-For-Kites/dp/1477509283
That's a shameless plug, and I hope to offer some good shameless music, as music should have no shame (except when it's used as enhanced interrogation.)

Thanks for the listen folks,
Jeff Burns

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