This was great and funny too. Love Bobby Bare.

This song is included in their album Songs our father tought us. Daddy Ike was a great finger style guitar picker in the style of Kennedy Jones, Mose Rager and Merle Travis, not to mention Chet Atkins.

This is for you mum. Love and miss you so much❤❤

Beautiful!!

If you can,can you find the video of ike everly playing cannonball rag on the johnny cash show there was a video up a few years ago but cant find it

jetzt weiss man,wo sie ihre schönen Haare her haben😊

Bobby bare was a cool dude. Great video.

Its 2024 now

Beautiful to be sure, but it needs a singer.

From a concert in Australia. Guitar wizard Albert Lee said that this performance inspired him to become a musician. Look and listen. Two guys, two acoustic guitars, standing a good yard away from the single microphone, no effects. Sheer magic. It's included in the album "Songs our father taught us". Highly recommended.

I didn't know Merle Travis played fiddle. I knew he played 5 string banjo but didn't know about his fiddling.

He had a great voice. I like the song too.

What a beautiful tune

When will be a guitar tab?

(we're at the end here-1968).

There's only one Bare

@countryclippings - This is very, very beautiful! Thank you so much!

Love this slower version which greatly emphasizes the beauty of both voices and the perfectly synchronized harmonies. So beautiful, so brilliant! Amen!

You are beautiful

Just gotta say it again, sweet Jesus, Hallelujah!

Hallelujah! Thank you, Jesus!

What a song...what incredible brothers...What! Incredible Harmonies!! ❤❤Kay,nz

Talk about a horrible tribute to one of Johnny's best song. Now I think he is pawning himself off as Johnny's second cousin

me encanto, hasta las lagrimas, me recuerda mi niñez, y familiares que ya no estan, los extraño mucho

Phil’s angelic harmonies are not of this world.

This is the most gorgeous thing I’ve ever heard.

WOW.....zu der Zeit waren sie an Schönheit wohl nicht zu überbieten❤

beautiful men ~ stunning duo

I love how distorted it came out.

Is that a j180 or j185

He was the greatest !!!!!!!!!

I saw Chet live at the Circle Star Theater in San Carlos, CA back around 1988. Chet is a guitar hero to so many people including me. His show was done in 3 parts. The middle part was when Chet played solo. I was in guitar heaven. Thanks Chet. Chet changed my perspective about solo guitar playing. Before Chet I don't think I thought of guitar as a solo instrument. Chet was often a guest on the radio show A Prairie Home Companion. That was where I first heard Chet playing solo. And it was transformative. Those solo appearances on PHC were all magic.

No man nor super computer could reproduce this.

Best harmonising ever!!!

What a song. What a duo

Lot of “truth” in that impression. Very good.

No one.... And i mean no one could ever sing harmonies as perfectly as these brothers could do. No one!!!

Бог!

Absolutely amazing plus the jokes that made it perfect

Phil sieht aus wie sein Papa.

Jonny Cach hat auch mal bei Columbo mitgespielt.

Schöööööön.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ Besonders Phil.💘

This is fabulous footage. The right instrumentation and all the focus on the voices and no bloody sickly strings.

1968 was our wedding on Oct. Lon time.

What a beautiful player who actually inspired George Benson to pursue jazz.

Les loved his echoplex !

The picture doesn't match the audio. The steel player in the audio is Don Helms and it's most likely from the Grand Ole Opry at the Ryman Auditorium in the early 1950's or even earlier, possibly with Tommy Jackson on fiddle and Grady Martin on electric guitar. A studio recording of this song was made in April 1956. The picture is from Carnegie Hall in New York in 1947 with Butterball Paige on lap steel, The Short Brothers JImmy and Leon on amplified guitar and acoustic guitar respectively, and Hal Smith hidden behind ET on fiddle and Jack Drake on upright bass.

Does any know what kind of guitar Bobby Bare had in this

That was terrible

😂love his music. He owned a radio station in Amerillo tx.