Why couldn't I have been introduced to bluegrass back when this was going on😢

Real bluegrass..you just can't get enough of it..get rid of this new junk..get back to the real sounds of bluegrass music..wake up i.b.m.a..before you destroy a great music like country music has

G and C chords only chords in the video

Holy shit that was good. 😮

As rough as this tape is, these guys exemplify bluegrass. The three part harmony of male voices coupled with instrumental acrobatics is something you don't get anywhere else

I miss Brandon Rickman on LRB

Dan th Man can pick that guitar....never ever heard him pick w Alison Krauss,???

⚠️ warning ⚠️ if you know you know this gonna make you cry... Peace hope and God bless all the stray dogs and alleycats out there...

.back up ...with Old home Place ... I esp. like the version with JD Crowe, New South and Tony Rice (RIP) ... wow, some comments here are from 12 years ago!

I can’t play and sing that song without getting all choked up. I can’t finish it without my voicing cracking

What a great mix, even some of my favorite movie themes and a couple of classical pieces... loving the Sally Goodin versions and still missing Tony Rice ... thanks and keep the pickin' alive!

Yes sir They will never be another jd crowe Bill Emerson And Sonny Osborne Baritone and banjo players of mine

Mark Zuckerburg on fiddle😂

One of my favorite times 😎

HEY FOLKS...................SHUT UP & LISTEN. There's a Novel Idea.

I nominate this banjo player for the douche-bag of the year award

I first heard this song sung by Tony Rice, Ricky Scaggs , JD himself and Dobro-man Jerry Douglas. It is a a recording done with these guys while giving talks on Bluegrass and the instruments in between songs. Simply love that video (on youtube now) So glad to see JD still dong well up to this time. Bluegrass fan from South Africa

Can someone tell me how he gets such a snap on his pull off

Dark hollow jd crowe song music video.

You can be a millionaire with me jd crowe song.

Saw James king's band in Wichita ks does the best I've heard on Long Black Vail

Good cover of a great Dillard's song. :-)

Eyes not so good anymore. But isn't this a Yates Skillethead? My son lives in Finland and has a pal who needed a banjo. I bought this banjo from Stewart, held it til my son arrived in Tx on vacation. He hand carried the banjo and gave it to our pal. Pal paid me with a Finn money order.

Sweet

Yeah son

i love jd crowe and the new south and this old bg standard, dark hollow. there have been many variations of the new south, (all good) but my favorite was the 1975 group which included jd crowe, tony rice, ricky scaggs, jerry douglas and bobby slone. they were great young artists on he road to super stardom. boy could they play and sing!!!!! brings a big lump to my throat every time i listen to the old bg pickers. i've been enjoying bg since the late 1940's. soooo many greats have moved on to the big stage. god bless bg music. thanks for the post, kt

I was born in the Southland Twenty-some odd years ago Ran away for the first time honey When I was four years old I'm a freeborn man My home is on my back I know every inch of highway, Every foot of back road Every mile of railroad track. I got a lady in Cincinnati A woman in San Anton' I always love the gal next door Honey, every place is home I'm a freeborn man My home is on my back I know every inch of highway, Every foot of back road Every mile of railroad track. You may not like the way I look You may not like my song You may not like the way I Live You'll love the way I'm gone I'm a freeborn man Home is on my back I know every inch of highway, Every foot of back road Every mile of railroad Every mile of railroad Every mile of railroad track

I like James King, and his band.

Ten years ago, on a cold dark night There was someone killed 'neath the town hall light There were few at the scene, but they all agreed The slayer who ran looked a lot like me The judge said, "Son, what is your alibi? If you were somewhere else, then you won't have to die" I spoke not a word, though it meant my life For I had been in the arms of my best friend's wife She walks these hills in a long black veil She visits my grave when the night winds wail Nobody knows, nobody sees Nobody knows but me The scaffold stood high, eternity neared She stood in the crowd and shed not a tear But sometimes at night when the cold winds moan In a long black veil, she cries on my bones She walks these hills in a long black veil She visits my grave when the night winds wail Nobody knows, nobody sees Nobody knows but me Nobody knows but me

@nsbluegrass, thanks, and the last statement about Ron Stewart is the most important, as far as I'm concerned.

Moses can play every instrument on the earth

This is real music ,the best.

Extremely talented band. Good traditional bluegrass.

that is is sound

Get it DWIGHT!

Great Dillards song! :-)

Dan really stepped up on guitar on this one. Son!! Steffey broke the sonic boom on mando! Stewart was incredible along with Moses and Bales!!! WOW!!!!!

This is the reason why I love bluegrass music so much gritty lyrics.

this is the weakest LRB line up in my opinion

wicked mandolin

Dan is the Man !!!!!!

Among the best of bluegrass pickers.....awesome in Moncton,NB

good song

G run happiness. Ok...A then.

Dan the freaking man Tyminski is his full name!

Here is a song that I found since you have been gone !!! I think it is very appropriate on Valentines day !!!! HAPPY VALENTINES DAY !!!!

This song is the truth

Wonderfull music!!!!!

Awesomeness!!!!!

Very good