A fine tribute to Lead Belly

Some disease has infected the Internet. This should have closer to 35 million likes. We must heal the Internet!

I think this is a joke, but the funny part is someone at a bluegrass jam session told me I should check this album out (and they were being very serious) Also, if you don't know about Eddie Barbash you should look him up.

Split tone band is AWESOME.

I used to listen to this all the time when I lived in Woodstock and these folks were members of the local community.

Fabulous love this music

That looks like a cozy space! One of those little lofts over the heater, unless I miss my guess! Been a while, but it's a lovely way to live.

Dear J and Molly. Jimbo finds your rendition an accurate navigation instructional. Far superior to GPS. Take it easy friends and neighbors.

Hey there Chris! We hope you are staying safe and isolating! It's good to hear some jazz coming out of you! Love it! Peace. Greg.

hahaha this is funny as f**k!

Hmmm... unpopular opinion here but just stick to music guys.

I'm here cause of Robin Q

Very interesting and with the music . Thank you.

Hahahahahaha!

comedy genius!!! you guys need to make a movie

Can I borrow those shoes? I love them. The pants, well I don't like to see my brother's cell phone that clearly, but oh well. The music is good though! LOL

Actually Walt Hensley made a bluegrass banjo album with Sax back in the 60s. A lot of banjo players bought that album for learning purposes...the banjo, not the sax. :)

Dude, this is epic in its awesomeness!!!

When can we expect a Noam Pikelny Plays Chris Miller Plays Noam Pikelny Plays Kenny Baker Plays Bill Monroe album?

Brilliant. Funny and awesome. Bill would actually tell you, "That ain't no part of nothin". Mighty fine video you guys!!! How bout doing some Springsteen tunes in the bluegrass style? Got the sax and skull wrap and you could do a tribute to Clarence Clemens, looking like Kenny Baker, looking like Chris Miller!

I had heard that Noam foraged for the parts of his top tension banjo around the woods in Chicago, but now I know it is true.

I would love to hear you play "Careless Whisper".