"I didn't know you Strang!" 🥇

The banjo player extraordinaire is the one and only Doug Dillard!! RIP Amen!!

Them boys know how to sing. We miss JD. His Banjo playing has always thrilled me. One interesting thing is that he uses very light gauge strings, and gets A very sweet set sustaining sound. It's so hard to play fast hard driving Bluegrass with light strings.

I was glad to find this! I first heard them at the Lock, Stock, & Barrel Restaurant in Williamson, WV when I was younger. Then I had the good fortune to be neighbors with Marshall, Ada, Jimmy, and Ada's mom Lilly for over 20 years. They were like family to me and my husband. They are all gone now and I miss them so much.

LOL "hang out of the grass to lean against the ground" and "two bats and a whippoorwill." Had no idea Mitch was the comedian.

I was blessed to play with these guys! I took over guitar with Indiana Grass after Dave left and joined TJ's Review. Don's daughter Kim along with Tom Clauson also played with Indiana Grass. We toured quite a bit with doing shows with a lot of great bands and players. Especially with Mac Weissman, Doyle Lawson and Quicksilver, the Osborne Brothers, the Lewis Family and The Boys From Indiana, The Seldom Scene, JD Crowe, and TJ's Review which I hooked up with on their album Can't Help But Wonder Where I'm Bound. A fantastic time! I love them all!

Ah Bill!! What a lovely man! I remember Decoration Day at his place. He and Hattie made such an impression! And the music!! With the Progress Red Hots! I was in a band called The Bogus Brothers and met him and them at the Carroll County Hoedown in--I don't know--maybe '75 or thereabouts. We were from Bloomington, Indiana. I still play a tune of his called That Old Coat On the Rack. Bill lives! Thanks so much for posting this video!

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Have always felt from the early days of her performances that Alison would cut it , and the rest is history .

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It looks like JD recruited this lineup from a meeting of Overeaters Anonymous.

Great band

Just saw for first time. Awsome. Saw Pam with Wild Rose. They were great.

If I did this I’d feel like Dennis Hale while he was on a liferaft! But I guess once you learn the sounds of the attacks, it’d be ok, but I’d be dying quicker than you can say methuselah!

Oh, and thank you to your mother and her crew!!

Thank you for this. Playing albums is a wonderful thing; even better when remembering old festivals, concerts, and barroom gigs. To have a video to go with the music: stupendous!

What a great opener. Brilliant band

Andy: "The boys are kinda quiet tonight." The Boys: (Blank facial expressions). Briscoe: "Oh, they're just overcome with emotion."

Me and my cousins learned every one of these tunes😊

Haha little Roy dressed like a woman

Love this. Your music is amazing!

Outstanding performance.

I saw her in 1994 the first time with Union Station. I saw her again last year with Robert Plant. Both electric performances.❤

Thanks for the post, and thanks to Andy Griffith for introducing the world to the Dillards...look how far... ;)

I remember the members from that time.

I love this music. Thanks. Anyone who doesn’t like this has something wrong with them Beautiful bluegrass

Thanks for the post

My name is curt I’m terry(Turkey) hunts son and I’m trying to find all of these old videos and hear stories you guys could maybe share… I grew up around Marshall and Jim

My name is curt I’m terry(Turkey) hunts son and I’m trying to find all of these old videos and hear stories you guys could maybe share… I grew up around Marshall and Jim

In the end he became a rabid eugenicist who thought the Appalachian people had defective genes. What a creep.

In joyus tears. I miss you pops

I love my father to death and I'm grateful I can still watch his videos. Till we meet again pops

My, how times have changed. But I really dont think she expected her career to blow up and that she would get to work with such a diverse group of musicians and singers.

I thank God for blessing the family of blue grass

Kentucky Horse Park is at exit 120 on I-75. State Route 1973 known as Iron Pike Rd.

What is the date this was recorded?

Awesome!!

Thanks for posting this. I miss the Lewis Family.

The finest ever, JD Crowe and his guys!

Another outstanding bluegrass band. Saw them many times back when they stopped around Baltimore to play.

Just fantastic. Just love your music. Thanks x

This makes me so happy! I wish I could have been there!❤

Wow, thanks for posting this! Thank you!

I will always listen to Vince gills music always and forever best ever !! Love you Vince gill

I Love ❤To hearThe Dillards Gospel Videos

Vince has done a great job singing together with Dawn Sears backup voice. Merle would be very proud of Vince singing this particular song as it is a wonderful song, sang from the heart. I LOVE Vince he has such a unique style voice. No one shall ever have a voice like Vince Gill. He is my favourite singer now that we have lost Waylon @ Dawn @ Merle.May they all always be resting in peace.All very sadly missed .But there great music lives on in my heart and soul. Godbless them Best wishes Elizabeth Scotland .Thank you again Vince Gill .❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

He was too good for the ignorant assholes that he tried in vain to help

There have been several truly outstanding groups headed by an outstanding 5 string banjo but I truly have to admit Mr. JD Crowe headed the one very best! Thank you JD and this world misses the very best of the best: very likable Mr. JD Crowe…rest in The Lord, JD!

Did the country gentlemen do their bluegrass variation of walking down this line after The dillards?

And that is why you shouldn’t mess with Okies.