Earl's music is out of this world

Saw Danny do this on hee haw show. He looked about 19. Great song. Don Williams backed him.

2024 and it is still amazing

Whis tone do you like better? Eerls is just sooo soon soothing you almost just want to wrao your arms around earls and go to sleep

So beautiful

rare to find earl on electric

Que Delicia de Musica

Damn! This was a good night for the band. Sleepy's killin it!

Like good old boy jerry reed said . hay there's don Williams my favorite country music singer

I had the honor of touring with Sleepy,great musician,the best front man I've ever had the pleasure of sharing a stage with!! God rest his soul! I learned so much with him!!

I was lucky enough to see and meet Sleepy twice. He gave his life to music, and for that we are eternally grateful. Thanks Sleepy we miss you

I swear I thought it said "w Dave Portnoy" and I was half expecting a pizza review during the jam.

Saw him at Cambridge folk festival what an inspiration him and Verlon great people respect to true music forever .

Bob Babbit & James Jamerson, greatest bass players ever !

Moi ci je mourai encord qui me dit qu'il ma connus❤

Thanks so much. Wonderful play list. Your the. Best!!!

Not including Victor Wooten here was a crime.

Memorized this song as a child listening to the new England locals playing bluegrass on Saturday nights Now I know.....where it originated. Hats off sir, one of my favorites

Delicious bass sound, maestro Dave. And very groovin' singing😊

❤ Beautiful.!!

This man played in the background of the best times of my Life. Bless him.

Anything Earl plays i listen..he rings my bell every time..n so easy on the eyes too❤❤❤❤

This is beautiful!!

Two masters

Get it Brother!!

IM CUMING

I don't like this live performance, it's a bit too fast-paced. That's often the case with live performances. Also the audio quality is bad... some distortion. But this song (lyrics) is a masterpiece.

Earl is so soothing. You can almost go to sleep to his playing what greater compliment can you give.

Billy's obviously shown a lot of his tricks here but he wasn't paying attention to the changes, man. I mean, come on.

So great

I'll never forget.

Miss you. U let me on stage to play your 🎸 casino club Dudley dew Wright mackachusettes

So Special That Guy ! 😢No one to compare with till now❤

Awesome!!!!

¡Fantástico. Increíble lo que se puede hacer con dos bajos y unos pedales!

Rock On

Rock On

A fitting tribute, Dave.

Thank you for the music, Dickey!

Surely a wonderful tribute to Dickey Betts, what a real star in his own right. A stellar group of players too, especially cool to see (and hear) Jimmy Hall.

Despite the many accolades and praise DB receives, he still seems terribly underrated to me. What an extraordinary talent - a truly gifted writer, singer, and instrumentalist. Such fluidity in all he did. A huge loss.

I can't get enough of DB . A guitar players guitarist extraordinaire .

Rip. That Kenny hall had a voice! ❤

Wet Willie

Followed him in Miramichi N B. And Maine.great rocker.

Gets better every time...

I would bet the guy sweating this gig the most was Sheehan. I talked with one of his friends and admirers years ago, a guy that toured on bass with Maynard Ferguson. When the subject came up he mentioned how good Sheehan was, especially his work with Talas. And i said yeah, but what would happen if he had to step on stage with Maynard Ferguson? He replied, its not his style. Well, this video is evidence of that. Dont mean to take anything away from Sheehans well documented right hand, speed, and successful career

I recall that Sleepy LaBeef had a great success in Spain. The Rockabilly revival of the early 80s swept across Europe, and Spain wasn't immune. The British band Stray were big, fueling the flames for this retro sound. I was in my early 20s then, and that's when Sleepy LaBeef emerged seemingly out of nowhere. Tours were organized, and I had the chance to see him live at the grand Teatro Principal in Valencia. There we were, a good 1,200 strong, dancing like fools to this man who could have been our father! But age didn't matter. He was the real deal: pure Rockabilly energy. Then came an even more unexpected experience. Sleepy played a tiny club in a small town called Aielo de Malferit. It was an unconventional setting reminiscent of stumbling upon a flamenco performance in the heart of South Dakota. We were a ridiculously intimate crowd - maybe 30 or 40 people - and Sleepy and his band were practically right there with us. It was electric. He had us dancing like there was no tomorrow, creating a memory I'll forever cherish. Thank you, Sleepy, for those incredible moments. You embodied the true power of music: to transcend cultural divides and unite us all. Rest in peace.

The most excellent!!

Guy and Verlon. Doesn’t get any better