Fantastic.

Yes,Lewis is a great picker and singer, but he is not used enough

Man i wish they'd play a little more uptempo.....😅 Always enjoyed watching the Lewis Family

Love listen to you guys,you still pickin and singing

I wish they showed more of send the light at the end because Lewis Phillips did it so well

Yes, 'Red Wing' rocks on the Autoharp!! Well done!!! I'm learning to play this on my Autoharp...it's as beautiful tune...♥

Mercy. Mercy

Edd Michael was the best fiddler I ever had the pleasure of playing music with. He was quite a character; some loved him some didn't, but to me he was an interesting and intellengent individual and I thought a lot of him!

anyone familiar with kennys life ? my papaw spurlock used to pick with him and was good friends im told id love to learn more

Love it !!

So beautiful.

gorgeous

Let me guess...the fiddle player "Tiny Martin and the Country Sliders"...Bass Ole Howie Dearborn.

but g is open cord for free no need to fred it

Lee with hair and no hat...lol! I am a fairly recent fan of these guys, seeing them for the first time in 2016 in Montana. They've come a long way since this but Eric's still got that high lonesome voice and I thought these guys reminded me of the Everly Brother from first hearing them and still do. It's cool to see Mike Barber still on the upright with them after all these years. I was bummed to hear that Jessie Brock left the band but it was cool that I got the chance to meet them all. They were really cool after the show at Montana State University Billings' Cisel Hall and hung out and took pictures with me and signed their "In The Ground" CD for me. I got the t-shirt too, which I still wear today and I play that CD at least a couple of times a week. I have Sirius XM in my car and listen to Bluegrass Junction all the time and it's really cool to hear these guys on there every now and then and think back to that great show and getting to hang out with them and all.

OutFrickin'Standing!!!! Y'all gotta come to Pa. Mauch Chunk Bluegrassfest! In Jim Thorpe,Pa. Love It!!!!

An amazing and beautiful bit of history. Thanks for posting this!

I sure do miss seeing The Lewis Family at festivals today. Thanks for sharing this set. Sure brings back great memories.

Ive always thought Little Roy was one of the very best banjo players, right up there with Scruggs .

Wow. Great music. And great hearing Buck singing! Of course, his dobro is really Singing too. And with Kenny Baker! Wooo hooo!

Great stuff by these consummate professionals, so cool they brought the different folks up on stage as part of the show. Uncle Josh is the real deal!

My sincerest thanks for uploading this content!

I always wear my finest and thinnest t-shirt when I’m on stage. Because it might be the only time ever see you, so your u want to look your absolute best.

It wasn't God that made honky tonk speckled birds.

Kenny made it look so easy! Such a pure delight.

Saw Nick, Chris, Gary and Steve Nash last weekend at Nicks place, everyones doing well. Joe Delillo is still active playing bass for the Cornfed Dogs. Steve Gary and Chris are in different bands now and Nick still fronts Shady Creek.

This is really brilliant - THANKYOU! You should write a little book on this! x

Little Roy reminds me of Angus Young

Better inside

would have been great if you could have shown the rabs for each chord.

They are a WONDERFUL bluegrass family. We have seen them in many bluegrass festivals, and in concerts here and there, and they were always delightful. I am really enjoying these videos.

Legend

thank you for sharing this... i really REALLY am grateful to see it, and very thankful you shared...

Am I the only one out there struggling with learning the banjo❓... hope there is hope... hard to get both hands working together and of course the other stuff... I REALLY want to learn... suggestions ❓for strugglers and will it finally click😱❓❓I don’t do well with paperwork etc...any suggestions... 🤦🏼‍♀️ I have a beautiful banjo👍🏻😢

thank you.

Little Roy, he shows that 5 string no mercy, great picker.

You described the lesson perfectly. Thank you.

Greatly helpful

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Love the song at 5:48, have they recorded it ?

My uncle josh. My mother’s brother

If it's too loud, you're too old!!!!!!!!!!

Thank you sir for your desire to help others learn, a real useful lesson and other than the sound issue, vry well done ! I hope you do some more .

Damn! Baker could pull a bow!!

Interesting

That bass player sure is a trendsetter for performance attire...

Love the pack of Kools in Josh's shirt pocket! Those things will kill you Josh! HAHA!

Good stuff. Knowing your way around the neck is essential to playing good, interesting back-up, and, of course, up the neck breaks. You covered the "gotta know its" very well. The ending lick you did on Lonesome Road Blues is called "the screeching halt" (usually done sliding from 3rd st./2nd fret into oblivion up the neck, before applying the breaks on the 1st st. Earl did it a lot. End of his Foggy Mtn. Breakdown, I think.) Easy to do for you beginners out there, if interested.

Worthless! Can't hear it.