O Brother, Where Art Thou (2000) Soundtrack - Indian War Whoop Instrumental

By Hoyt Ming, Preformed by John Hartford
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[@TheLcp23show]

First saw this movie when I was 9 from my folks.. quickly became my favorite and still is... and for whatever reason... this is the most memorable tune from the entire flick considering every song on the soundtrack is engraved by this point

[@TheLcp23show]

@Mary Burdette I love it hahaha

[@MrPjw5]

“Oh George… not the livestock…”

[@dude2499]

“Cow killer!”

[@pegasus5287]

She runnoft

[@tyman517]

Makes me want to go start a campfire in the middle of the woods and just dance all night long! BECAUSE I’M FEELING 10 FEET TALL!

[@nenjalj]

Are you George Nelson? :D

[@tyman517]

@@nenjalj old baby face nelson lol

[@Pat4ever.]

Oh, @tyman517 ... not the livestock

[@tyman517]

@@Pat4ever. Gopher Everett?

[@parmaobserver]

John Hartford specialized in Old Timey Americana- he played fiddle while dancing on a wooden plank. He appeared in the film "Long Riders". He is missed.

[@ryanphelan895]

"I'm George Nelson, and I'm feelin 10 feet tall!"

[@aaroncapps5922]

This song is electric

[@davidsirmon8425]

"Jacking up banks. I can see how a fella'd derive a whole lot of pleasure and satisfaction out of it."

[@CptCleveland]

Love It!
I'm glad i'm not the only nut around . . .
🙂

[@gabrielmcguoirk6106]

Not the livestock George

[@diegoirineogonzalez4496]

Amazing Movie and great Soundtrack 🪕🎻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@missjibb337]

I live in a bigger city now and I sure do miss where I grew in the middle of nowhere. Not sure what it is but this song/movie brings back so many memories ❤️

[@magdeleenvaneersel7315]

I wanna learn play this on my fiddle!

[@neverarguewithan18wheeler10]

I have a fiddle myself and can't find any lessons anywhere on it unfortunately

[@talanhamric3068]

Cow Killer!!

[@quetta6931]

😆😆😆😆

[@zen5257]

WEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

[@bigbeauf_____3167]

👏

[@franziskarichter9407]

Oh yeah, that rocks

[@Dorox97]

Cow Killer!

[@arturosais2212]

Hes a live wire

[@danielsmith139]

Hoyt Ming & Pep steppers version too.

[@domib.3924]

AhM GeOorGe nELsON BORn tO RaIse hELl!!!111!!!!!!!11!1

[@kyleboohoo]

That sounded like Rusty Nail laughing at the end

[@Pat4ever.]

This is not an instrumental; just because the whoops are not words does not mean they aren't vocals..

[@ilyab5673]

what genre is this exactly? I wasn't sure what to make of it

[@kristinolivia8636]

Fiddle perhaps?

[@bmrhett]

Appalachian folk is the closest thing

[@lukeparham3295]

Ilya B Appalachian folk or Bluegrass one

[@TheBunnyist]

It's Indian War Whoop genre.

[@juli504]

Bluegrass

[@kizemabrown7470]

This is lynching music. It has too vibes both life and death. I like it.

[@laurafavela6432]

It's the shit genre...it's spirit!!..

[@armandofavela4815]

love ya Laura..its a beautiful tune...

[@sethdavis8610]

Hell yeah