Let’s see any of guitar player magazine’s too 50 guitarist do that 😂

But Doc was the master. Still gives me goosebumps to here him play. I have my vinyls, 40 years old I guess. when he passed away, he left huge footprints to fill. All the younger players stand on his shoulders.

Was curious as well about the scat singer, Estrella Berosini, she looks like a movie star. I think she recorded some tracks with Peter Rowan. Her dad was a highwire circus performer, and Estrella got to be friends with Joni Mitchell and David Crosby. Joni Mitchell wrote a verse about her in a song Ladies of The Canyon- Estrella, circus girl comes wrapped in songs and gypsy shawls Songs like tiny hammers hurled at beveled mirrors in empty halls Empty halls and beveled mirrors, sailing seas and climbing banyans.

Yo 2024 this is still the shit

a natl treasure

In 1971 I was playing electric guitar in a surf music band in Santa Cruz, CA. A few of us drove up to Berkley, CA to see this guy named Doc and life was never the same! Came back threw out the electrics and bought an acoustic guitar and started playing bluegrass and folk. Fond memories!

Gé-Ni-AL!

Yuma clan?

Legend.

I remember back in the day before so corporate way before most born. It was the best!

Well we don't care what Mamma don't allow, we gunna listen to Steve Goodman anyhow.

Im a proud Hillbilly.. mighty fine pickin

American music doesn't get any better than this. What a fine ensemble!

Charles Sawtelle was so different from the rest of the guitar world. Always exciting, a little weird, and straight to the point.

Norman Blake was still a beginner in them days😂

Two of the greatest pickers of all time, Doc and Norman...

I love the bit where Bill gives Doug a reach-a-round. Doug Dillard is a very talented musician who gained a lot of fame when his family portrayed the Darilng family on the Andy Griffith show. But the most talented musician on that stage was Billy "Dil Pekel" Constable.

My dad was good friends with Bill Schwartz brother Rob.

The world got a little dimmer when Stevie passed away. He was an incredible talent. Hope he's jammin with John up in Heaven.

Way Super COOL 🇺🇸👍🇺🇸🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸🙏🇺🇸🙏🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸

Love their Playing 🇺🇸👍🇺🇸🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸🙏🇺🇸🙏🇺🇸🙏🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸

They could really work those mics. Especially Charles, nailing a g-run, then moving over to the vocal mic. Practice makes perfect.

Just found this!!! Thanks for posting! What a great person Steve was,,,

Masterpiece

Masterpiece

Masterpiece

Teamwork, skill, empathy and heart = happiness ❤️🎶

never seen anyone play blackberry capo'd up at 7

Always loved this song, especially when Peter had Flaco Himenez playing accordian.

Was so blessed to see jimmy with NGDB❤

thanks

Best to do it! Love these guys

Doc could burn it in his prime

Living in Ky I have heard many great bluegrass bands over the years. But this is royalty right here......

Merle’s phrasing was grand

I believe it is Pat Alger's "City Lights."

I thought I close in the harmonies on this I’ve been practicing it again

Eight minutes of perfection.

Lonzo and Oscar song

man if only you could see that crowd doc

I love USA 🇺🇸

I first saw them play live at the Ohio State Fair in 1979. I’ve been a fan ever since!

Yep 5 years later here I am - serendipity is a thing 😉

Stevie Goodman! God what a talent! The world was blessed to have him among us!

Master entertainer. Steve definitely put in his 10,000 hours.

Who is the women singing in this?

Who is the lady singing in this?

Merle was a monster player, can't imagine what his playing would be like today had he lived. Tragic loss. Long live the memory of he and Doc.

WBCN in Boston. The first underground station in the country

Just looks like they having so much fun Great to see Thanks