Monday, November 16, is the anniversary of the day in 1967 when the Osborne Brothers recorded… well, it’s 23-Across so I can’t say the name here. It soon became one of the general public’s best-loved bluegrass songs, and if you play in a bar, at street fair, or just about anywhere, someone will probably want you to do it.
Our puzzle this week features this nearly 60-year-old song, along with a few others that are likely to be shouted for if you perform in public. My suggestion? Make them write their requests on a twenty-dollar bill. And I don’t know about you, but my favorite request is, “Play the next one on your set list!”
Remember, you can use the “Assist” menu (or the light bulb icon, if you’re on a mobile device) if you need a little help.
Enjoy! And visit Bluegrass Today every Saturday morning for a brand new bluegrass puzzle.
