Ain't no body gonna miss me when im gone

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My thoughts are tat Tony rice is one of the very best artists in this world 🌎 ❤🤍❤️‍🔥🔥💯1️⃣

Some of the finest banjo backup playing behind a vocalist you'll ever hear - by J.D. Crowe.

RIP

What a wonderful cover of the Joni Mitchell song. A different pace than the Tom Rush version.Tony makes this his own.👏👏👏

Still love Tony and the fine guitar picking ❤🤍❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

This song always reminds me of my Grandfather. He was a heavy drinker. He lived way up near Alaska, in the Yukon. He came back home to Manitoba to die.

dude what project or album is this?! where does one find

I'm an ex-pat Canadian and have lived in New Zealand for the past 51 years. The first I knew of Tony Rice was from an album I bought in a little record shop in Nelson, NZ called The Everyman that specialised in some pretty alternative music in the early 1980s. It was a David Grisman album called Hot Dawg (which I stil have!). I heard the guitar, especially the breaks, and said "Who the Hell is THAT???" I was completely blown away! And then went on to search for Tony Rice albums in ALL sorts of different places, including a record store in Cambridge, Massachusetts when I visited there, and Tower Records in Piccadilly in London!! I have a collection of just about every album he played on, except for "Manzanita" which my mother in Canada sent me on cassette, and subsequently wore out! I have almost ALL the rest on vinyl and CD, and love every one of them - I don't know, I might be missing some. And THIS song has always been one of my favorites - the rhythms are incredible! I haven't ever heard a version by Mary Chapin Carpenter - maybe this was the only time it was recorded?? Native American is a wonderful album too! RIP Tony - I was truly saddened to hear of your arthritis and your death. You are truly one of the greatest musicians the world has ever produced!

Thanks man. Hat a story about song I love much.

It is fine fine job playing the song. Just not bluegrass. Folk style.

Love Tony rice finest guitar player ❤🤍🪽🌹🪽🔥💯🤩

That intro was made to send shivers up spines

Tony Rice - an incredible talent, remarkably gifted songwriter, superb unique guitarist …. I could go on forever. It’s so terribly sad he’s no longer with us but thankfully stunning numbers like Port Tobacco will be with us forever.

One of my favorite Jimmie rodgers songs.

Tony named this for the Lincoln conspirator George Atzerodt. They called him Port Tobacco.

Exquisite. Just such a masterpiece of a journey.

Genius talent.

Music is so incredible, I'm from Brazil and I love it

Best song i ever heard of tony

Superbly accompanied by the late Bill Emerson on banjo, Sam Bush on mandolin, and Jerry Douglas on dobro.

With the late Bill Emerson on banjo, Sam Bush on mandolin (listen to his backup during the last verse that Tony sings) , and Jerry Douglas on dobro. Solid, hard-driving stuff, just like bluegrass should be.

2:09 is the most emotional single note I have ever heard in a dobro solo.

Anyone know what tracks on this album featured Tony's Ovation roundback?.

So sad that this man lost his wonderful singing voice.

This is what Bluegrass used to sound like.. .before "Bluegrass JUNKtion" smashed it."

Love the voice, but this is not an upbeat tune imo.

Great job!

Listening to it right now - on the first day of autumn. One beautiful song.

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• So wha' brings ya roun' dese parts, friend? • Ya saved?......by da Blood of 'Joshua the Nazarene'? • I'm jus' a wayfaring stranger from this world here below! • Jesus has done the work, ya kno'? • It's as easy as pie! • Ask Him to rescue ya! • We all is drowning, ya kno'?

Tony’s solo is the best part like holy 🔥

Norman Blake and Mr. Rice. What a combo❤

Great performance -- wish he was still here. Perhaps you might mention that the song was written by Norman Blake?

Hopefully its not still taboo at this point still but three years ago is when alot of folks started having heart attacks due to you know what - I unfortunately wonder if this too was the root for Tony’s heart attack at 69. Not uncommon for that age esp given the musician’s hardships on the body - but still i wonder

What an album. My cousin made a tape for me of this album back in 1977. I still have it somewhere in a box of stuff. I played it so many times that it's a wonder that the tape did not break. That is some dobro badassery, by the way.

I miss Tony Rice so much 😢 He did Gordon Lightfoot songs like no one else!

Awesome tune, sure he is very missed 😢

Best flatpicker to ever hold a pick. Period.

Dillards cover?

Awesome

The best version ever!

My life in one song

Every musician on this tune is just amazing. I love the acoustic bass. You can hear every instument clearly. Just wonderful.

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Leave it to Tony for an awesome Bluegrass cover of the Joni Mitchell song. RIP Tony.

Best

Enjoying the music while driving through the Ozarks on the way to Branson Missouri!

A quote from Tony's book, Still Inside - "Me and Gaudreau and Schatz and Wyatt played the birchmere one night. Flux (Jerry Douglas) was on the bill with us. Afterwards, we were all feeling good, man, we wanted to party and we wanted to play. I said "well, lets go party at Track. We'll get Billy Wolf over there." So we go in with a couple cases of beer and all this reefer, and we cut some of the best shit I've ever cut, if not the best stuff I've ever cut. "Greenlight on the Southern", "Walls", "Song for a Winter's Night." That stuff came out of that all-nighter".