I miss my old friend Scotty plumber we were best friends in elementary school 3 Rs We used to always have sleepovers at each other’s houses as little kids I remember one time we went on the streets of San Francisco around the corner by his house and stoped at the shoeshine guy black fellow and Scotty played his banjo and I was singing couldn’t sing well, but I it was fun I still have old memorabilia photos

Lovely bit of playing Brad. Keep 'er lit!!

Maurice Bolyer and Eddie Peabody the kings of Banjo

Wonderful version of this piece that had been a hit back in the sixties, I think.

Only had one old cassette tape of Jack Convery on banjo, wore it out in my car listening to it over and over.

Poor pianist lost all the girls in the end...🥺

Coca Cola used to be so much better back in the day

I'll ask also, what's the tuning?

Smilin’ Eddie Peabody, I’d be smilin’ to if the girls were happy. Thank you.

Such a master who left way too soon. I loved every minute I spent with Scotty.

getting the babe

Howard Alden is all music, nothing that doesn't count.

I was his seat mate when we both attended Jameson Hall in San Rafael!!! We're talking early to mid-70s. Such a joy to watch him perform. He was an extra in "The Cowboys", too. Brought back a head shot of John Wayne. He wrote on it, Dear Donna, How can you stand him? Your other suitor, John Wayne.

Thank you for keeping Scotty’s legacy alive. I worked with him as a musician on cruise ships and still miss him after all these years I think about him. Scotty was sheer joy in everything he did.

mans got the banjo rizz

素晴らしい、テクニックですね👍

One of my favorite songs WOW

Never a "country picker," he was a sophisticated jazz musician who happened to play banjo. It's easy to surmise that he was originally a jazz guitarist. Same as Bela Fleck today, but Peabody may have been even greater. He was most likely the greatest banjo virtuoso of all time. Expanded the possibilities of the instrument, much like Jascha Heifetz on violin or Art Tatum on piano. I saw him playing solo banjo at the Elks club w/ my father in 1962. I'll never forget it!

Just played this for my dad. It’s a sheer delight and we laughed and sang along. Great version.

Quite nice, boys!

I suspect the blond dancer might not be a virgin.

Beautiful!! I love it! This is really awesome 👏.

Hell of a banjo player. Sadly killed in a motorbike accident in the Bahamas in 1992.

Why did they move everything to OKC? My mom and I used to go to the fest every year in Guthrie.

Man!!!Is this guy WIRED !!!!

Old lions are incredible. My teacher Tony Romandini passed away last year at 91. Check him out too. It's worth it. cheers

Tom never killed jerry

Party monster

Hello and thanks for the great post! Are there any other clips of Eddie playing the harp guitar??

The original "that guy" with a guitar at at party

I want to do this

Merry Christmas to you and yours, Jack.

You’re playing & singing is marvelous, as usual! Hoping all is well with you & your Family. A Merry Christmas to all!

Merry Christmas, Jack!!!!

hi papa marry chrisams and a happy new year

Hi Jack. Merry Christmas. Thanks so much for the great Concert. I could listen to you for hours and never get tired of your talent. All my best, Jim

hi this is Scareltt i love the vid good work

You look terrific Jack. Nice to see the standards live! You perked up my day!

Girls from today will roll their eyes at talent like this. But they be all over the addict with no job,car,or place to live

So that's what bucket head look like before.

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Terry Russell was a monster trombonist.

This is what I would pay to see in a concert

I went to school with Scotty Plummer. San Francisco. Kitteridge school. I remember him playing "Raindrops" outside the Emporium store in Stonestown when it was an open-air mall. One of the nicest people you'd ever hope to meet. And talent coming out of his pores.

I would like to say that anyone who is a classical banjo musician or a real serious musician.harry reser was truely the most greatest of them all.being a concert violinist and a tenor player myself my hat is off to this God given master for his precise forward key to the door of banjo playing .Harry rest in peice and the world is different without you.

@2:35 sounds like a John 5 solo

I just found out about this song in our band a couple of months ago and stumbled across this terrific performance for inspiration! Thanks.

Roy Smecks buddy !

He's a real banjo player not the crap we have today. Old school rules.

what make of banjo is he playing