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	<title>Comments on: FROM IRISH FOLK TUNE TO ALT.COUNTRY STALWART: A MOONSHINER&#8217;S JOURNEY</title>
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		<title>By: boyhowdy</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 11 May 2008 21:27:42 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Nice overview, and a nice set of songs -- I&#039;m frustrated that my planned &quot;single song sunday&quot; post on this song has been pre-empted, but I&#039;ve got plenty of others for the series, and a surprisingly long pile of remaining versions of &quot;Moonshiner&quot; to save for features on artists closer to the folkworld, such as Redbird, The Turtle Duhks, and many, many others.   

In fact -- if you want to try a collaborative effort on, say, Wayfaring Stranger sometime, let me know -- bet between us we could come up with something definitive.  

I would argue, though, that the Dylan melody is so different from the Cat Power setting that either the Cat is misfiled, or there are actually four categories (or three, but the last is split into two significant subcategories) -- there are a bunch of settings in the same/like tune as Dylans which I&#039;ve heard, and Cat Power&#039;s tune echoes something I&#039;ve heard come up once or twice in my memory, though I can&#039;t place it now.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Nice overview, and a nice set of songs &#8212; I&#8217;m frustrated that my planned &#8220;single song sunday&#8221; post on this song has been pre-empted, but I&#8217;ve got plenty of others for the series, and a surprisingly long pile of remaining versions of &#8220;Moonshiner&#8221; to save for features on artists closer to the folkworld, such as Redbird, The Turtle Duhks, and many, many others.   </p>
<p>In fact &#8212; if you want to try a collaborative effort on, say, Wayfaring Stranger sometime, let me know &#8212; bet between us we could come up with something definitive.  </p>
<p>I would argue, though, that the Dylan melody is so different from the Cat Power setting that either the Cat is misfiled, or there are actually four categories (or three, but the last is split into two significant subcategories) &#8212; there are a bunch of settings in the same/like tune as Dylans which I&#8217;ve heard, and Cat Power&#8217;s tune echoes something I&#8217;ve heard come up once or twice in my memory, though I can&#8217;t place it now.</p>
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