This Week’s Free MP3: "Rabbit in a Log," by the Stanley Brothers

You can’t get music any more quintessentially American than bluegrass, and the Stanley Brothers are at the top of the heap when it comes to bluegrass musicians.  This week’s free MP3 comes from salon.com and features “Rabbit in a Log.”

As David Marchese of salon.com says,

“Rabbit in a Log” comes from a new Smithsonian Folkways compilation, “Virginia Roots,” and features breakneck banjo, fiddle and mandolin playing that would put many a heavy-metal shredder to shame. But as much as I enjoy the virtuoso bluegrass musicianship, my favorite thing about the song is Ralph and Carter Stanley’s close, clear harmony singing.

To download, click on the link below and then click on the button at the end of the post entitled “Song of the Day”

Song of the Day: “Rabbit in a Log,” the Stanley Brothers,  originally posted on
Wednesday, 04 July 2007 at salon.com.

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2 thoughts on “This Week’s Free MP3: "Rabbit in a Log," by the Stanley Brothers

    • Thanks for stopping by A Prodigal’s Blog. I am glad you liked the song by the Stanley Brothers. Let me say that I love your eclectic music as well and consider The Roots one of the best parts of The Jimmy Fallon Show.

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