Help: Blue Grass

Subject: Blue Grass
From: GUEST,Louie Roy
Date: 29 Nov 01 - 09:35 PM

Does anyone have a Blue Grass web page with Blue Grass lyrics?Thanks Louie Roy

Subject: RE: Help: Blue Grass
From: ddw
Date: 29 Nov 01 - 09:40 PM

This one's for Rick. Bet he's got half the bluegrass pages in the world bookmarked.

Subject: RE: Help: Blue Grass
From: Dicho (Frank Staplin)
Date: 29 Nov 01 - 09:54 PM

www.icdc.com/~moore/songbook.htm

Subject: RE: Help: Blue Grass
From: Barbara Shaw
Date: 29 Nov 01 - 10:08 PM

Here are a few to get you started:
bluegrasslyrics.com.
bluegrassnet.com
bluegrass song lyrics
bluegrassworld.com

Subject: RE: Help: Blue Grass
From: Rick Fielding
Date: 29 Nov 01 - 10:57 PM

I LOVE THIS GUY!!

click

Subject: RE: Help: Blue Grass
From: Mary in Kentucky
Date: 29 Nov 01 - 11:03 PM

Oh, I thought you meant Kentucky Blue Grass

How 'bout this site, Blue Max Loves Blue Grass

Subject: RE: Help: Blue Grass
From: Francy
Date: 30 Nov 01 - 12:17 AM

I know this is not instant news or a revelation of any kind, but I have been learning Richard Thompson's "1952 Vincent Black Lightning" and Del McCoury"s bluegrass version is a great work.....gotta hear if you haven't.....Frank of Toledo

Subject: RE: Help: Blue Grass
From: CRANKY YANKEE
Date: 30 Nov 01 - 12:26 AM

For Rick Fielding.

You would.

Did I tell you about the two Bluegrass Festivals I did last Summer? I introduced Maritime Folk music to Hardcore Bluegrass audiences, with the complete approval of the producer, Bill Flagg. They loved the stuff. I jammed all night (of the second day) with a bluegrass group called "Shady Creek" who were in the audience the next day requesting some of the songs we'd fooled oround with the night before. Of course, they were Yankee (New Englanders)Bluegrass fans and not entirely unfamiliar with sailing, and it was a genuine "Tall Ships" sailor who was doing the singing, so they took to the stuff better than we had hoped. Bill said, "Next Summer we'll be producing Bluegrass-Blue Water festivals".

Mary in KY.

I've been to Kentucky, loved the people, but the grass IS green. The Ocean, however, IS BLUE, OFF SHORE,(when the sun is shining.)

regards
Jody

Subject: RE: Help: Blue Grass
From: GUEST,Louie Roy
Date: 30 Nov 01 - 10:55 AM

Thanks to all the members that answered my request it was very much appreciated.I am also a member of mudcat and have been for over a year( Not a Guest as the heading implied)I will check with Joe Offer to see if I got dropped frrom the membership.Louie Roy

Subject: RE: Help: Blue Grass
From: Geoff the Duck
Date: 30 Nov 01 - 12:07 PM

Louie, the usual cause of a misplaced membership is that you need to reset a cookie. Sometimes your computer loses your cookie - a small file which identifies you to the Mudcat Computers. If you are using a different computer from the one you usually use it will not have the cookie.
Click on the MEMBERSHIP button at the top of the page, then try RESET COOKIE. Enter your Mudcat Name and Password and you should be okay!

Subject: RE: Help: Blue Grass
From: Lin in Kansas
Date: 30 Nov 01 - 02:11 PM

Hi Louie Roy--

Here's an URL to a Bill Monroe lyrics songbook, which you can print from the Website, or download to your own computer as an Adobe Acrobat (.pdf) file.

This looks to have lyrics of nearly all the songs Bill Monroe did--it's 200-some pages long.

And you know what they say--if Bill didn't do it, it ain't bluegrass!

Lin (ducking and running)

Subject: RE: Help: Blue Grass
From: JohnInKansas
Date: 30 Nov 01 - 02:14 PM

Reportedly - words to all of Bill Monroe's songs.
About as bluegrass as you can get.

Bill Monroe Song Book

It's downloadable, about 20 KB, or you can print from the site - about 220 pages, so make sure your printer's full.

John

Subject: RE: Help: Blue Grass
From: Louie Roy
Date: 30 Nov 01 - 05:39 PM

Thanks Mudcaters again for all your help and info.I'm back on Mudcat and in good standing again.Louie Roy