This is awesome!

My ears hurt

Damn i see how white folk felt when hip hop came out. This shit hard even tho idk what he saying shit hope it wasnt a hunting song 😂😂

wait this goes unbelievably hard

These guys are gonna be huge. Just give it a couple years

still here almost 100 years later

I stumbled upon this on KZbin, and I can't stop listening to it. My great grandfather served our country in ww2 and he was born the same years this song was released. He unfortunately passed in early 2020, thank goodness before covid, but every time I hear this I always think of him amd get emotional. May God rest his soul.

i sang and drank a few beers with him a many a times

i knew jasper bowman verry well he was a good guitar and mandolin player

Awesome❤

i knew charlie bowmans family verry well they were from east tennessee wonderfull people esp jasper bowman i called him pap

Good old fashion honkey music

america usedta be cool

Ha this song is so cool

I love Randy Marsh rendition of this song

Rock n roll was born

I’ve seen this cover one other time my dad showed it to me. The man on the far left is my great grandfather Tony. I never got to meet him, he died a year before I was born.

Now that's country music not like today

Love it !!!!!

I had an earlier version on a cylinder record years ago. very nice!

Do I hear a banjo-ukulele in the mix? And why were they in Missouri? ;-) (Maybe because Missouri loves company?)

flash way way back

2022 still a great song

We all love Sally Anne's in Addlestone

I'm a hillbilly weed farmer and I love this music

2022 hmmmmmmm

2022 hmmmmm 👍🏼

"Sail away ladies, sail away"

Elbert and Charlie are my great-grandfather and great great uncle! love this lots, thank you for sharing

There's no feeling more intense, than starting over it...

Two things one why is there static two why is this song catchy

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In October 1932, Al Hopkins died as a result of injuries sustained in an automobile accident near Winchester, VA. He had married just two months before. He was a WWI vet, and was buried in Arlington National Cemetery, D.C. ... The group broke up after that.

In 1932, Al Hopkins married my 2nd cousin 4 times removed. Two months after they were married he died as a result of injuries sustained in an automobile accident near Winchester, VA. Al was a WWI vet, and he's buried in Arlington National Cemetery.

Al Hopkins (with guitar) died in 1932 as a result of injuries sustained in a car crash near Winchester, Virginia. That happened only 2 months after he married my 2nd cousin 4 times removed. Al was a WWI vet, and he was buried in Arlington National Cemetery.

In 1932 Albert Hopkins (WWI vet) married my 2nd cousin 4 times removed. Two months later he died as a result of injuries sustained in a car crash near Winchester, VA. The band broke up after his death. Albert was buried in Arlington National Cemetery.

John Fogerty played the song on his blue ridge ranger album

Sounds a lot like Ida Red

Well shoot, boys, that's mighty fine there.

2:12 Boys My Money's All Gone

I miss sittin on my great grammas porch in Kentucky listening to this music with her She had a lot of old 78s

WOOOOOOOOOOOOOWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YEEEEEEEEEEE HAAAAAAAWWWWWWWWWWWW

Good stuff! Breakfast bacon n eggs can't beat it...

Ancestors....since 1740s....Scot-Irish...

Original string band intensity!!!

Scot-Irish, Appalachian here....ancestors since 1740s.....Virginia & Kentucky....

This was really great, thanks for sharing ❤

Thanks so much ,for sharing friend! Who`ll be next ?!

My grandma, who was born in Missouri in 1897 used to have this kind of music in her record collection .I remember hearing Blue Grass / Blue Ridge music sometimes when I was a kid in the 1970s visiting her house

WLM