I miss his voice ....but here it is :-) ......I know he was a great great flat picker ...and even when he could no longer sing he pick ......but ,it was his voice I really loved .

Omg whats the name of the first song? My bluegrass era is taking off.

Gah man, stuff like this i just put my earbuds in, close my eyes and let the music take me away. Thank you for the incredible upload Jan.

I met the man after midnight in a truckstop in Waddy, KY. I'd just pulled in to this truckstop--43 mile east of Louisville, tired,need to eat before going to bed. Chairs were upside down on the tables. I came in and sat down. I got served food anyway. I looked up and saw this gentleman in a white hat. He nodded to me. Directly to my left by the narrow aisle, sat his bus driver. We all looked at each other. Nothing said. I ate, Ralph finished eating I was finished eating. We got up and met. I told eem I always listened to him and his brother, Carter, since I was 15 year old. We shook hands. I said, "Mr. Stanley, please sing as long as you can!" He said, "I will, ma'am." And he tipped his hat. We parted ways. I didn't ask for an autograph. I thought he gets enough of that. He was 74 year old then. He lived to be 89. I sing and Play their songs on my guitar today. In my house I don't want the attention.😊 e o ut &

hello handsome. Great video and toutor.

What a great sound. I’m embarrassed I don’t know this guy.

An important addition to the performance library of one of the very best bluegrass bands - ever, thanks Jan Johansson. John Duffey's arrangement of Darlin' Corey, especially as done on the album, is a masterpiece - gripping. Best heard with earphones, or over quality speakers in a very quiet space. So good it almost compels "repeat."

Lonnie Peerce is my grandfather. This is some of the most information I have been able to find about him and I appreciate that it is candid and honest. My father passed when I was young so I never really got to learn much about him

Anyone know which key his harmonia is in, during tom dooley?

Whenever there's a top guitar players list and Albert isn't on it I just call it a bullshit list.

Loved this guy!

Nobody does it like Tony.

Beautiful

This is so old, like 1990 or so, Albert is still touring but he gets tired

Injoying all of these Great Blue Grass players ❤

Where was this filmed?

What a wonderful entertainer❤❤❤❤

Love hearing from the greats. Thanks Jan!

Tremendous, what a find!

Ráda poslouchám zpěv Keitha Whitley,je pro mě nejlepší zpěvák jakého znám ❤️

It’s close between him and Tony. Both belong on flat picking Mt Rushmore

Kenny Baker was a young man once and a real fire baller.

Clarence

Dang son you go waaaay back. Your research is a heck of a lot of work and well done. Great post thanks…..I’m in sun. and liked.

nice to see a re strung guitar for a left and picker - It begs the question about Hendrix

Jan, brother you are the KING of amazing and historical bluegrass videos. I know I don't speak for myself when I say thank you so much for everything you do.

This is incredible!

This is absolutely Awesome!!!

And if what I have been told is right, J.D. is playing a banjo that belongs to Alan Munde.

I was lucky enough to see one of Johns earliest come back performances in early ‘92 at my first Bluegrass Festival ever because he hadn’t officially came back and wasn’t even scheduled or promoted to join them at the festival. Their other frontman (I think it might have been Lou Reid) was supposed to be performing with them. It was a magical moment for me at 18 and a young Canadian fan of bluegrass music. It was one of my first trip to the United States as well. Got a chance to talk to the entire band briefly over drinks. I was enthralled. They were such pro’s! Mr Starling even dedicated Through The Bottom Of The Glass to me for my birthday since it fell in the same weekend. A long time fan of his said they had never heard or seen Mr Starling do something like that for a fan. Warms my heart 😢

Thanks for the upload ❤🎻🪕🇺🇸

What a great crowd.

does anyone have the 2nd set?

Best picker ive seen live. My dad took me to see doc in davis California at Mondavi center in like 2009. He was old then amd still had it

Lou Reid was excellent addition!

Didn’t Nat Wilson write the banjo building chapter in Earl’s book?

Summer of 1977, not sure of the month.

Why does it Looks soooo easyyy... ? Cause you are looking at the best bassplayer in the galaxy ever lived😅

Thanks for all your contributions Jan!

Thanks for uploading this, I was there in awe. Got to meet Tony and got an autograph and had a good look at his Martin. What a great day!!!

Today's country sounds like the B side of a record in the 59's

Slow just doesn't exist for this man.

Amen

Peedo

Nice save! This entire league is a pop up ad

Jan, i just ran across this today, 5-18-24, thanks for posting. I don't remember hearing this great ensemble at the birchmere before. This is great! I loved everyone of these ole boys. Those were good times for bluegrass. How i miss it. Thanks, kt

Smooth

I also love, love this song by Lorrie Morgan and I'm 72 years old and I'm still listening to both of them .❤🎉😢🇺🇸💔🙏🏻👍🏻⚡🌠💙💫💝💯💦🎶🎵🌈☔☔👼🏻🔥🎵🌈🌝🌞🌞🌜🌍

Doc and Merle are two Stellar examples of not appreciating what we have before it's gone. Doc left behind shoes too big to ever be filled.

Great picker and singer and has a tight band wish I could have been there. Thanks man