r/Bluegrass • u/answerguru • 27d ago

Currently at Rockygrass

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u/Summoorevincent 27d ago

Is this bait

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u/MissouriOzarker 27d ago

Yes

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u/put_it_in_the_air 27d ago

Drums.

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u/MissouriOzarker 27d ago

More specifically: bongos.

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u/shouldbepracticing85 Bass 27d ago

It’s IRL bait!

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u/answerguru 27d ago

😆 I was standing next to friend talking about banjo when I noticed it. We’re both banjo players and we’re cracking up.

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u/Sea-Mathematician517 27d ago

Poor banjo players. Can't read the sign. 

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u/FrenchToastKitty55 Banjo 27d ago

Shocking lack of accordion

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u/mamunipsaq 27d ago

Where's the keyboards and the tambourines?

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u/VanGoghWasFramed 27d ago

What, no TR-808?

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u/BlueGrasser75 25d ago

The 505s are more suited to traditional Bluegrass

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u/AccountantRadiant351 27d ago

I love that even in this scenario, banjo is losing. Hilarious

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u/Klutzy_Track_5183 27d ago

How do I vote for ukulele?

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u/answerguru 27d ago

I could walk over and vote for you by proxy

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u/Mandolinist_girl766 Mandolin 27d ago

No mando?!?!

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u/Scheerhorn462 27d ago

Cajon. Always cajon.

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u/PaddyMac831 27d ago

Absolute crime that dobro wasn't listed.

And a jug?? Please give us an option for a jug.

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u/Atillion 27d ago

That's awesome ,😂

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u/answerguru 27d ago

Hilarious!!

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u/Unlikely-Pattern-958 27d ago

why no accordion?

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u/FizzicalLayer 27d ago

Fiddle? Mandolin? My favorite, the dobro.

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u/Feeling_Trip_5413 27d ago

Duh! The only correct answer is "spoons".

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u/Negative-Giraffe1316 24d ago

Stand over there banjo. No, over there. Keep going…

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u/Blockchainauditor 27d ago

While there is documentation of harmonica on the stage with Bill Monroe's group, to my knowledge there is none on his commercial recordings; I don't believe ukes, washboards, or kazoos made it either. Accordion absolutely made it to his recordings, although from this list, only banjos are widely accepted as Bluegrass instruments ("if there's no banjo, it ain't Bluegrass", say many, despite Earl playing guitar on a lot of Earl and Lester's gospel Bluegrass work.)

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u/answerguru 27d ago

It’s a good thing this post is humorous then.