Indeed, Bob Dylan was influenced early on by the Stanley Brothers. Over the years, and even now, he occasionally does covers of their songs in his concerts.
I've also heard a version of "Man of Constant Sorrow" by an up-and-coming group called "Geeno and the Soggy Mountain Boys". It sounds something like the version from "O Brother Where Art Thou"--perhaps even better.
Liz
Ralph, Dylan, and Geeno
L
Liz
(view)
Indeed, Bob Dylan was influenced early on by the Stanley Brothers. Over the years, and even now, he occasionally does covers of their songs in his concerts.
I've also heard a version of "Man of Constant Sorrow" by an up-and-coming group called "Geeno and the Soggy Mountain Boys". It sounds something like the version from "O Brother Where Art Thou"--perhaps even better.
Liz
I've also heard a version of "Man of Constant Sorrow" by an up-and-coming group called "Geeno and the Soggy Mountain Boys". It sounds something like the version from "O Brother Where Art Thou"--perhaps even better.
Liz
