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Here's some Whiskey Before Breakfast
Here are some backup tracks if you want to try it yourself
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Thats pretty awesome! Great playing thanks!
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Awesomesauce!
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Great tune, very well played! Thanks @fiddlinsteudel - and thanks for the backing tracks - never tried this one yet - it's now on the list !
I seriously recommend not copying my mistakes. D'oh - 
Please make your own, different mistakes, and help us all learn :-)
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Bravi fiddlinsteudel
Love your posts!!!
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Awesome, great tune!
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Great playing!
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yup definitely adding this to my list of must learns!! thanks for giving the backing tracks as well!
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Thanks everyone! It's a fun tune and great one if you are thinking about getting into the bluegrass scene. Everyone knows it.
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fiddlinsteudel said
Thanks everyone! It's a fun tune and great one if you are thinking about getting into the bluegrass scene. Everyone knows it.
Mark, sounds awesome! I used to play this on the Mandolin, it's a standard at most Bluegrass jamz..
I always wondered about the songs origins, whiskey before breakfast never sounded very appealing to me!
" I just keep telling myself...."It's all about becoming one with your bow"
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Nice job @fiddlinsteudel !!
@EricBluegrassFiddle Another tune for me to learn!! I always thought this was an Irish tune. Is this one of those that came over and became americanized?
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Great @fiddlinsteudel, as always. I enjoyed listening to that a lot.
A positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy enough people to make it worth the effort. ~Herm Albright
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Schaick said
Nice job @fiddlinsteudel !!@EricBluegrassFiddle Another tune for me to learn!! I always thought this was an Irish tune. Is this one of those that came over and became americanized?
Actually this is a Canadian tune written by Andy de Jarlis, written sometime in the 20th century.
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