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Little Birdie ~ Clawhammer Banjo Cover

Hey Everyone! Another Thursday another banjo cover. Here is my version of Little Birdie, featuring my homemade dogwood flower crown, based on the arrangement by Cathy Fink. It still has a bit of a ways to go but i'll re-record it in the summer. I was going to record this one with a microphone since the banjo is heavy on it, but I left my mic stand at a gig an hour away. Follow my instagram or Facebook @talisetunes for updates on live shows and my upcoming EP!🌸 I am going to be going on an East Coast your in April & May, so follow/subscribe for dates. If you would like to further support my art and this channel, visit my Buy Me A Coffee: buymeacoffee.com/talisemusir The phrase "little birdie" is a common motif in various folk and old-time songs, often symbolizing innocence, freedom, or the passing of messages. One notable example is the traditional American folk song "Little Birdie," which has been covered by many artists over the years. "Little Birdie" is a simple and plaintive song that typically features lyrics about a lost or departed lover. The lyrics often express longing, heartache, and the hope that the little birdie will deliver a message to the loved one. The song is characterized by its repetitive and mournful melody. One famous rendition of "Little Birdie" was performed by the influential folk and bluegrass musician Roscoe Holcomb. His version, recorded in the mid-20th century, is often cited as a classic interpretation of the song. The song has become a standard in the folk and bluegrass genres, and different artists may add their own variations to the lyrics or melody. The enduring appeal of "Little Birdie" lies in its timeless themes of love, loss, and the yearning for connection. #appalachianmusic #clawhammer #americanamusic #clawhammerbanjo #oldtimemusic #countryfolk