Foggy Mountain Banjo (Flatt and Scruggs album)

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Foggy Mountain Banjo
Flatt and Scruggs

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Cory Walker's Suggested Listening List for Intermediate Guitarists and Other Humans
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Foggy Mountain Banjo is an all-instrumental album by Flatt and Scruggs, and among the most-imitated banjo records ever made. Twelve tunes, no vocals, Earl Scruggs out front the whole way — for generations of banjo players it has served as a syllabus: learn these twelve, in something like this order, and you have learned the vocabulary.[unverified]

It appears on Cory Walker's listening list with no note attached — a record he evidently considered self-explanatory.[unverified]

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