Eric Weissberg

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Dueling Banjos 03:17 Tools
Shuckin' The Corn 02:12 Tools
Feuding Banjos 01:57 Tools
Little Maggie 00:00 Tools
Pony Express 02:06 Tools
Old Joe Clark 00:00 Tools
Eight More Miles To Louisville 02:05 Tools
Farewell Blues 00:00 Tools
Buffalo Gals 00:00 Tools
Mountain Dew 01:27 Tools
Earl's Breakdown 01:53 Tools
Rawhide 00:00 Tools
End Of A Dream 01:50 Tools
Riding The Waves 00:00 Tools
Bugle Call Rag 00:00 Tools
Fire On The Mountain 02:21 Tools
Hard Ain't It Hard 00:00 Tools
Eighth Of January 01:07 Tools
Feuding Banjos (With Marshall Brickman) 01:56 Tools
Reuben's Train 02:59 Tools
Jesse James 02:34 Tools
Rueben's Train 00:00 Tools
Duelling Banjos 03:16 Tools
Darling Cara 00:00 Tools
Eight of January 00:00 Tools
Jesse James/Hard Ain't it Hard 00:00 Tools
Man Of Constant Sorrow 00:00 Tools
Lonesome Road Blues 00:00 Tools
Scalded Cat 00:00 Tools
Flop-Eared Mule 00:00 Tools
Concrete Canyone Boogie 00:00 Tools
'Til the End of the World Rolls Around 00:00 Tools
Jordan Am A Hard Road To Travel 00:00 Tools
Wildwood Flower 00:00 Tools
Dueling Banjos [From Deliverance] 03:17 Tools
Hard Hearted 00:00 Tools
Nine Hundred Miles 00:00 Tools
The Trash Can Band 00:00 Tools
Shuckin` The Corn 00:00 Tools
Jesse James; Hard Ain't It Hard 00:00 Tools
Opening Day 00:00 Tools
Uncle Pen 03:47 Tools
Bluegrass Medley 00:00 Tools
Reuben`s Train 00:00 Tools
01 Duelling Banjos 00:00 Tools
Deuling Banjos 00:00 Tools
John Hardy 00:00 Tools
Joh Hardy 00:00 Tools
Fueding Banjos 00:00 Tools
Darling Cora 00:00 Tools
Shuckin In The Corn [5-Piece Chicken Dinner] 00:00 Tools
Hard Ain`t It Hard 00:00 Tools
Earl`s Breakdown 00:00 Tools
Deliverance-Dueling Banjos 03:17 Tools
02 Little Maggie 00:00 Tools
Jesse James-Hard Ain't It 00:00 Tools
Shuckin the corn 02:12 Tools
Dueling Banjos (with Steve Mandell) 03:17 Tools
Deliverance (Dueling Banjos) 00:00 Tools
Concrete Canyon Boogie 00:00 Tools
13 Fire On The Mountain 00:00 Tools
05 Old Joe Clark 00:00 Tools
Deliverance - Dueling Banjos 00:00 Tools
Lend Me Your Heart 00:00 Tools
04 Pony Express 00:00 Tools
17 Mountain Dew 00:00 Tools
18 Rawhide 00:00 Tools
Earls Breakdown 00:00 Tools
Dueling Banjos (Deliverance) 00:00 Tools
Jesse James, Hard Ain't It Hard 00:00 Tools
Somewhere in Time 00:00 Tools
10 Buffalo Gals 00:00 Tools
09 End Of A Dream 00:00 Tools
07 Farewell Blues 00:00 Tools
Ride in the Country 00:00 Tools
Dueling Banjos (feat. Steve Mandell) 00:00 Tools
Dueling Banjos {From Deliverance} 00:00 Tools
Duelling Banjos [From Deliverance] 00:00 Tools
Dueling Banjos (ORIGINAL STUDIO VERSION) 00:00 Tools
Reubens Train 00:00 Tools
Dueling Banjoes 00:00 Tools
Blessed Is the Man 00:00 Tools
03 Shuckin The Corn 00:00 Tools
08 Earls Breakdown 00:00 Tools
11 Reubens Train 00:00 Tools
12 Riding The Waves 00:00 Tools
06 8 More Miles To Louisville 00:00 Tools
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Eric Weissberg (born 18 August 1939) is an American banjo player, best known for the theme from Deliverance. Eric Weissberg went to the University of Wisconsin, then the Juilliard School of Music. He joined an early version of the Greenbriar Boys (1958-59), but left before they made any recordings. He then joined The Tarriers, replacing Eric Darling. The Tarriers had recently had a hit with "Banana Boat Song", though Harry Belafonte had the bigger hit soon afterwards.The group soon made use of his multi-instrumental talents as banjo player, guitarist, mandolin player and singer. At that time he was still a student at Juilliard. His first album with The Tarriers, Tell The World About This (1960) has a much more rustic feel than the smoother produced sound of The Weavers or The Kingston Trio. In 1964 he had to do one year of duty with the National Guard, but on returning, the group re-formed. In 1965 the group accompanied Judy Collins on a tour of Poland and Russia, but split up soon after. Judy Collins was impressed to use him as a session musician on Fifth Album (1965) and several later albums. Playing on albums by Doc Watson, Melanie, Billy Joel, Bob Dylan, Loudon Wainwright III, Talking Heads, Tom Paxton, Jim Croce, Art Garfunkel, John Denver and others. He is most famously known for the hit single "Dueling Banjos", the theme from the film Deliverance, produced by Joe Boyd and directed by John Boorman. There was also a hit album named Dueling Banjos: From the Original Movie Soundtrack 'Deliverance' in 1973, but the album was not all it seemed to be. Back in 1963, Weissberg had recorded an album named New Dimensions in Banjo and Bluegrass with Marshall Brickman. The 1963 album was hauled out of the archives, and two tracks were removed. They where replaced with the hit single, and thus a new album was born. One of the original tracks, "Shuckin' The Corn" was later sampled by The Beastie Boys. Discography Single: Dueling Banjos / Reuben's Train (Eric Weissberg & Steve Mandel, 1973) Tell The World About This (The Tarriers, 1960) A Live Performance Recorded At The Bitter End (The Tarriers) Folk Blues Styles (1963) New Dimensions in Banjo and Bluegrass (Eric Weissberg, Marshall Brickman and Company, 1963) Rural Free Delivery (Eric Weissberg and Delivery, 1973) Dueling Banjos: From the Original motion Picture Soundtrack 'Deliverance' (1973; reissue of New Dimensions) Banjo Jamboree: Traditional Series (1996) Session recordings Fifth Album (Judy Collins, 1965) Live At Newport (1959 - 1966) (Judy Collins) Ballads From Deep Gap (Doc and Merle Watson, 1967) The Good Book (Melanie, 1971) Portfolio (Ritchie Havens, 1973) True Stories and Other Dreams (Judy Collins, 1973) Piano Man (Billy Joel, 1973) Blood on the Tracks (Bob Dylan, 1974) Judith (Judy Collins, 1975) Final Exam (Loudon Wainwright III, 1978) Little Creatures (Talking Heads, 1985) Album III (Loudon Wainwright III, 1990) Heroes (Tom Paxton, 1992) Judy Sings Dylan ... Just Like a Woman (Judy Collins, 1993) Shameless (Judy Collins, 1994) Take The Fifth (compilation; Bridget St John, 1995) Other Voices Too (Nanci Griffith, 1998) Live For The Record (Tom Paxton, 1999) Times Like These (Rick Danko, 2000) Live at Wolf Trap (Judy Collins, 2002) Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.