Dueling Banjos (Bluegrass style)

This montage is musically inspired of version of
Eric Weissberg from "Deliverance" movie.
Banjo and guitar by Rene Perreault.
Thetford Mines 2017.

Ce montage est inspiré musicallement de la version de
Eric Weissberg du film "La Délivrance".
Banjo & guitare par René Perreault.
Thetford Mines 2017.

[alexcomixinc]

Not to seem like a jerk or anything but you all need to stop complaining about it being a green screen. This guy put in a lot of work for this video. Especially since he played both parts. Great job.

[jds]

Man people underestimate how hard bluegrass genre is on guitar. This is really good dude nailed every note

[parkerparker]

This is incredible. I just realized it is the same guy.

[christianbasulto]

"Do you prefer to play standing or sitting?"

"Eh, I play best when on a floating haybale"

[MarcR]

People complain about the green screen but what's really unsettling are the inverted left and right audio channels, great cover nonetheless.

[russelledmunds]

You just can't help but smile whenever you hear dueling banjos played.

[johnlocatelli]

The music, horses, trees, grass and companionship... all put a smile on my face. Love it.

[samanthadearman]

When the pace picks up it always makes me smile, love it!

[shreddyeddie]

No matter what music you listen to dueling banjos is a damn good tune.

[theycallmeJacko]

I came here for the music, if it wasn't for all those comments, I would't even have noticed that it was on a green screen.
Great cover

[kennarajora]

I'll be honest, the green screen isn't as bad as people are saying. It took me a good 18 seconds to realise something was up.

[RobertJoost-de]

Listening to local radio stations in the 60’s was the one of the most up to date information on school closures due to weather conditions. Listening to these now reminds me of those days gone by and yet remain of memories years ago!

[unclefester]

One of the BEST things about Youtube - is the sheer range of things you can find. Mr. Douglas.... My 6th grade science / math - teacher brought in his Banjo usually once a year and treated us to some of his musical gifts. I've loved the Banjo ever since. I'm 64 now - so he made quite an impression. Its really one of those American instruments.

[saraw]

What an awesome video. I grew up in Bluegrass music. I LOVE Sitting here with my four year old Granddaughter watching. THANK YOU ALL SO MUCH, for keeping Bluegrass My Father is Sylvan White, in Hillsville, Virginia. He is in his 80's with dementia, but when I played this for him, he reacted, and started talking about old times. I was amazed. GOD BLESS you

[dannykobold]

It takes time, practice, and skill to enjoy life this much.

[bluelotus]

Legend says those horses still there eating the grasses

[TheZeree]

A pub landlord a long time ago used to play stuff like this with his mate to entertain us kids still love it

[phatrickmoore]

Thetford Mines! That's right around where my grandma grew up. My family was fortunate to be able to visit with her in 2018. Beautiful place. Rest In Peace mammy.

[jorgezeballos]

From jersey..ever since watching deliverance at 9 years old...love it!! Love dueling banjo

[TOPROMANTICAS]

What a breath of fresh air musically these guys are, proves it pays to keep looking, there is a lot of good music out there just waiting to be discovered.