❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ to everyone on that stage! A-1 talent! They will all go down in history!

Los anglosajones con su parafernalia

When country music was country

I wish this song was longer ❤️❤️❤️😎

Jimmy Martin would have been 97 today-he could have been really great,if he'd just have gotten over his shyness.Lets hear it for the King of Bluegrass!!!

“Vassar Clements ruined every fiddle player in Nashville”….Bill Monroe.

heard this song in 2010 in Wheeling, WV the last time they were there. wonderful performance. Opening act was The Cherryholmes. One of the best concerts I have ever been to.

I like Jeff Hanna & Michael Martin Murphey SO much (all the guys did great!!

Vassar broke a string there right before his last lead, looks like.

Excellent performance of this Dylan classic. I have had the pleasure of hearing The Nitty Gritty Dirt perform this song in concert severel times. They never disappoint.❤

Outstanding redition of this classic song. Peace!

Listening to this performance made me feel like I was in heaven.

Wonderful performance! ❤

The BEST to ever be. The proof is here

Great song!👍

Ned these are singers that I grew up with I got inspiration from

When was this from?

Vassar almost got that break out

The King

I think I see Randy Scruggs up on that stage, too. ❤

Very tight!❤

Wonderful! Randy Scruggs sighting 2:15.❤ Great performance by everyone!🎉🎉🎉

Vasser!!!

Talk about style!! Jimmy had it!

It really doesn't get any better than this. This, Jimmy Martin, Vassar were a perfect fit with Nitty Gritty. Really like the energy and sound and fun they were having. Wow, so cool.

RIP JOHN DENVER I LOVEd u

I love nitty-gritty dirt and friend's will the circle be unbroken one day it won't be I just have to wait

RI. P. JOHN

What a showman!

John was my friend and so nice when he died I cried I still mourn him rip John Denver

Awesome.

Super Good Music

It's funny

Amen 🙏

what the hell happened to the second verse? They seem to sing this however they want.

He is the best

I used to live in Louisville Kentucky... That's where the IBMA's were held at the Gault House Hotel. About 25 years ago, while they were going on, my Rockabilly band happened to be playing a show downtown... So afterward, we all sorta hoofed it over to the "Gaudy House" and kind of snuck in... It wasn't too hard because we personally knew a lot of the folks that were already there, plus we were carrying instruments and were dressed in stage clothes. I saw a friend of mine who's related to Sam Bush... He told us to go up to a particular floor... There were umpteen parties going on upstairs. So up we went and started mingling around. One door that was open, happened to be the suite of Jimmy Martin... A SWINGIN'party going on inside. So I went on in and sat down on the sofa, right next to Mr Martin HIMSELF. He was wearing the brightest red suit you ever saw... And it just so happened that I was wearing a red Western suit that night. He looked over at me, up and down and said "nice suit"... I looked him up and down and said "nahhh... I wouldn't wear something like that to a dog fight"... And we laughed hysterically for about five minutes 🤣 That was the only time I ever met him in person... I'm sure he was one heck of a great guy, though. I'm sorry that I didn't get to know him better.

These boys can cook

Who is the singer on the mike with Jeff? He's got some pipes! Is it, John Cowan?

Very good all those great singers got together and sing that classic song Will the circle be unbroken just great ❤❤❤❤❤

Paulette Carlson is have so much fun it should be illegal.

Amen thank you God

Fleur de lys (Pronounce "lyssss" Pleeeeeease).

Jimmy had his problems but he could hold an audience better than many Opry Members.

They are unbelievable. Three cousins from northern Alabama. Determined to make it in country music. They didnt just make it but they set the standard beginning in the 1980s

Mr Bluegrass

wish this was pro quality, but thanks for posting still fabulous

Priceless!! Not familiar with Paulette Carlson or Vassar Clements. Thanks for posting!!

What year is this please? :) thx for the vid 🙏

Thank you for sharing. This is one of my favorite bluegrass songs.