Rocky Top (revisited)

This montage is inspired by my trip to Lake Louise in Canada in the summer of 2019, where this magnificent background landscape comes from.
Rocky Top is a typical American bluegrass song recorded by the Osborne Brothers in 1967.
This "revisited" version comes from the fact that I was inspired by a version that I had recorded to make music in the early 2000s. And also, from the fact that 2020 was to be a 2nd visit to Lake Louise, if it would not have been Corona virus.
This unique version was born from personal music experience such as the banjo adjusted in F, 1 tone lower, and recorded in stereo. Even bass is adjusted 1 tone lower. Also 2 acoustic guitars, one of which was stereo, have been necessary.
On the video:
• Voice, banjo, guitar, bass and drums : Rene Perreault
Studio recording:
• Back vocal : Caroline Vachon & Isabelle Laflamme (thank you!)
• Bass : Alain Labranche (thank you!)
• Voice, banjo, guitar, drums : Rene Perreault
Any constructive comments are welcome, and I respond to all who are respectful.
Let's not forget that this video was made for entertainment only, without professional equipments. It is therefore normal for audio and video to contain imperfections.
I would like to say THANK YOU to all those who click on the thumbs up and also those who leave me constructive comments, your encouragements are my reward and incites me to produce new material.
Happy listening to all in this time of pandemic covid-19

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