Master musicians at work! Beautiful <3

Norman plays a pretty good harmonica. That guy can play anything.

Thanks for this!

This is a really cool song Learned it the first day I heard it 😅

So have you ever had a chance to meet Brad Clark civilly since he put this hit on you and thank him for the concussion?

Norman and Nancy are special.❤😊😊

When Jimmy did this I loved the Uke.🦇

I’ve learnt the tune then I tried to play it at speed…I’ve never had the pick try fly away from me but I’m new to bluegrass😂

This is incredible.

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My dear old mom and dad, when i left i know it made 'em sad

mr blake makes it looks so easy

Fantastic picking - for the angels!!

great

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Like something from a future we haven’t seen yet in the past…percussion revolvers, hot air balloons, the internet and iced coffee

listening to this is like looking at the stars in the galaxy

The way they play together is magical and the way they look at each other is very sweet.

Love love it...

Only 2 others nearly this good. Doc and Tony.

she'll be comin round the planet when she comes

The sound of the Martin guitar sure is beautiful

He is a master player. I've always admired him and Nancy.

Wonderful.

Listening to this gives me hope for humanity..

It doesn't get better.

AWESOME, AWESOME!!!!!

absolute masterpiece for all time

"Nineteen and twenty-nine" - love the way he speaks!

her attire

Agreed

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I certainly respect their right to sing the song their way, and they play really well and everything, but without the yodeling this song just sounds wrong to my ear. Sorry!

Love this, the dynamics. The rhythm played in the lower register sounds mean on that old small body guitar. Nancy at 4.01mins🤘

Elzic's Farewell. A truly hauntingly beautiful tune. Try as I might, I have yet to figure this one out for a mandolin version. I get back to it as often as I can, slow it way down to mess with it by ear. Nobody, and I mean NOBODY, can pick it like Norman Blake!! Truly outstanding.

I think I'd like to try a mandolin version of this tune, "New Money", learnt by ear, of course. Great old tune, I think. Right up there with their Old Hollow Poplar.

These old instruments in the hands of these masters will live on well past the days of their owners. Norman's guitar was made right around the year he was born. Live a long and prosperous live, you two. Music like this will never go away, thankfully.

I'd like to hear Norman and Nancy play a mandolin / guitar version of this tune. Nancy could play lead on mando and it would not break my heart except in a good way. These two are national treasures, for sure.

Amazing version of New Money

Like butter

Oh, yeah.

Wonderful. Lots of lamps in the dear old southern home.

Can't get enough!

Is there any place on the internet to find the whole tape?

Always sounds best alone like this

Heart the love shining out of their music...

Excellent relaxed guitar playing with a great expression

Does anyone know what that big white thing on Norman's guitar is? I've seen it in a couple of videos

Gee, I wish I knew the name of the conductor on the L&N. It sure would be strange if his last name was Jackson. Given how many people worked for the L&N it's highly unlikely. Five generations of my Jackson's worked on the L&N.

Doesn't get much more in the pocket than that.