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* The "Dueling Banjos" (one is actually an acoustic guitar) scene in {{Deliverance}} is an example of '''bluegrass'''.
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* The "Dueling Banjos" (one is actually an acoustic guitar) scene in {{Deliverance}} ''Film/{{Deliverance}}'' is an example of '''bluegrass'''.
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[[strike:A staple of the portrayal of underdeveloped areas, it generally gets used when trying to portray a rural setting as completely devoid of external culture. Very common in the DeepSouth.]] An alternative use of the genre is in period peices of the 1950s and 60s where it is used as an expression of rebelion often tied to protest music.
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[[strike:A staple of the portrayal of underdeveloped areas, it generally gets used when trying to portray a rural setting as completely devoid of external culture. Very common in the DeepSouth.]] An alternative use of the genre is in period peices of the 1950s and 60s where it is used as an expression of rebelion often tied to protests and a Berkley model StrawmanU.
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[[strike:A staple of the portrayal of underdeveloped areas, it generally gets used when trying to portray a rural setting as completely devoid of external culture. Very common in the DeepSouth.]] An alternative use of the genre is in period peices of the 1950s and 60s where it is used as an expression of rebelion often tied to protests and a Berkley model StrawmanU.protest music.
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was this written by someone not from the US? They do have folk in other countries. Think Dougie Mc Lean for chrissake.
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* The "Dueling Banjos" (one is actually an acoustic guitar) scene in {{Deliverance}} is an example of {{bluegrass}}.
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* The "Dueling Banjos" (one is actually an acoustic guitar) scene in {{Deliverance}} is an example of {{bluegrass}}.'''bluegrass'''.
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* The "Dueling Banjos" (one is actually an acoustic guitar) scene in {{Deliverance}} was pretty much written so as to incorporate a fairly standard type of folk song into the film.
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* The "Dueling Banjos" (one is actually an acoustic guitar) scene in {{Deliverance}} was pretty much written so as to incorporate a fairly standard type is an example of folk song into the film.{{bluegrass}}.
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Has nothing to do with folk as understood in the US. will fix later if someone else doesn't.
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* The rebelion incarnation is used in the film ''Berkley''.
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* The rebelion incarnation is used in the film ''Berkley''.