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Here's another (semi) displacement song by a bluegrassy brotherly duo.
The Delmore Brothers were commercially successful and it's not hard to tell why. A lot of their songs are full of uplifting "pep."
I just love this little number, and I wish I were listening to it in my car with this city at my back.

The Delmore Brothers
Going Back to the Blue Ridge Mountains

Labels: country, displacement

Posted by: Kara Mae 11/15/2009 10:09:00 PM

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The Delmore Brothes are hard to beat. I like everything they did-but I guess one of my favorites is the Weary Weary Blues-a close second is the one about going back to the Mississippi shore-the name escapes me after listening to the one you shared : )

# posted by

tipper : 1:16 PM

I like a lot of versions of Weary Lonesome Blues but the one I listen to most is by roy acuff & co
http://www.unicornmeat.com/2006/02/little-rachels-lonesome-blues.html
it is however sullied with all this weird laughter

# posted by

Kara Mae : 1:51 PM

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