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Unmistakable. That’s Earl Scruggs. The five-string banjo could not have had a better genius.

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countryandwestern:

Earl Scruggs Revue - Country Comfort

He wasn’t afraid to try new things as times changed. Listen to pop singers of the time - Frank Sinatra doing Both Sides Now, Bing Crosby singing Hey Jude - it sounds silly. Earl brought authenticity to the music without making it hokey. 

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sashafrerejones:

Bon Iver, “Holocene,” live on “Saturday Night Live,” February 4, 2012.

yellowhouses:

This song has been on repeat for few days now.

We stood
Steady as the stars in the woods
So happy-hearted
And the warmth rang true inside these bones
As the old pine fell we sang
Just to bless the morning.

yellowhouses:

The Civil Wars covering Elliot Smith…

Curled up in my big armchair with a hot cup of tea, a fire in the fireplace, and this song made my morning just a little more perfect.

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yellowhouses:

Heading to Germany this weekend to finally see Bon Iver… getting butterflies.

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yellowhouses:

This might be the most beautiful thing my ears have heard in a while. October 20th could not get here fast enough. 

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whiskeysoaked:

Good times for a change 
See, the luck I’ve had 
Can make a good man 
Turn bad 

So please please please 
Let me, let me, let me 
Let me get what I want 
This time 

Haven’t had a dream in a long time
See, the life I’ve had 
Can make a good man bad 

So for once in my life 
Let me get what I want 
Lord knows, it would be the first time 
Lord knows, it would be the first time 

I am somewhat sure that Morrissey wrote this song about commuting/finding an apartment 

wildwendes:

Blood Bank - Bon Iver (by iTuneFM)

This song reminds me so much of being in Switzerland.  I really enjoy her cover of it, and I have a feeling most of my male followers will want to wife her, so you are welcome.

nprmusic:

On dueling grand pianos, Bon Iver frontman Justin Vernon and drummer Sean Carey work through stripped-down versions of ”Hinnom, TX,” “Wash.,” and “Beth/Rest” from Bon Iver, “Babys” from the Blood Bank EP, and the single “I Can’t Make You Love Me.”