Flatt and Scrugs - Farewell Blues free for downloading

Great bluegrass version of an early 1920s jazz tune.

The original, the best ever...Jack Baker NYC

I know how to play song but no one can perfect the playing of earl

EARL SCRUGGS, NO ONE DOES IT BETTER.  THAT'S THE WAY A BANJO SHOULD SOUND. AS PORTER WAGONER SAID “Earl is to the five-string banjo what Babe Ruth was to baseball. He is the best there ever was and the best there ever will be.”

Whoever disliked this needs a life. My grandpa played with these 2 gentlemen. I love bluegrass I pick bluegrass I bleed bluegrass. It's all I've ever been good at and all I'll ever need to be good at. God bless America.

Once you catch your breath after this one, what is the first word you can say/think? For me it was GENIUS!!!

Thanks for posting this ultimate example of Earl at his best. I have followed his music through the years, but other than on this original recording, I have only heard him play this number one other time --- on the TV show when I was traveling through Eastern Kentucky in 1958.

They sure are damn good. My papaw played with them about once or twice. Theys real good folk. I love bluegrass music and always will. I play the bass and my brother plays the banjo. We got bluegrass roots all the way down the line. And im only 17.

I do not know if intended if released - the best music for the ride with the Volkswagen Thing ;-) Thank you later. Greetings from the tropical Germany of the year 2019

Nice job guys! Earl REALLY played Farewell Blues for real this time! (HaHa) private joke to us bluegrassers.