Adam Steffey, Jim Van Cleve, Clay Jones, Jason Moore, Ron Stewart, More

Ron Stewart picking 30's Gibson Tb1 conversion with Frank Neat maple neck and Huber Vintage no hole tone ring. Adam Steffey picking Daley Mandolin.

[@clayjones8890]

We’re gonna do another show soon like this in December in the Asheville area if anyone wants to come!

[@BlueBanjoGrass]

Clay will you tell us about the guitar you played in this video ? Thanks!!

[@clayjones8890]

@@BlueBanjoGrass it was made by a guy named Clark Damron. I played it for 10 years got a divorce abs sold it to settle with my ex. Rhonda Vincent owns it now and I’ve begged her to buy it back but to no avail.

[@alharem]

Are you going to play the west coast anytime soon?

[@jacobcarroll2922]

Do we have any more info on this show? I’m down in Wilmington and would love to make the trip with my kids.

[@ronnieparker4393]

Rest easy Jason…he was such an amazing bassist and influence on so many

[@Sincoola27]

Saw Ron Stewart play live over the weekend....man can he pick something fierce

[@banjo6236]

Steffey has so much touch. Really gets the most out of each note.

[@clayjones8353]

Man thank you for editing this show! Was the greatest musical experience of my life back then!

[@andylineberger6795]

clay jones You are Right!

[@isaactipton5499]

clay jones what kind of ax are you playing here?

[@hatchboy1]

clay jones is incredible !

[@orangejoe204]

This show is going on my "if I ever invent a time machine" list. Ya'll simply slayed that song, Darrol himself would have been thunderstruck, haha. Never thought I'd heard Ride the Wild Turkey played with a fervor and a technical stridency like that. Then again, I had no idea bluegrass was capable of until I heard Jim play fiddle for the first time. Was transiting the Blue Ridge and opted for an unfamiliar radio station. Couldn't get enough, changed my life. Bless you all.

[@mattross6902]

Clay what guitar are you picking in this video?

[@TheVintage1935]

Ron Stewart had his best banjo tone at that time! Awesome sound!

[@robertburleson5509]

WOW!! REAL Music! I NEED more, more, more!!

[@oguzhankahraman4100]

One of the greatest 15 minutes of my musical life. Every part is another masterpiece

[@Sluggo01]

So much talent..wow, cant get enough of this

[@sethhudsonmusic9219]

DUDE!!! This is some of the BEST Bluegrass I’ve ever heard! AWESOME JOB Gentlemen!!!

[@userjones3399]

Ron Stewart!.. Has that punch. His phasing of his of simple Scruggs licks that make his playing so beautiful and rhythmic

[@johnnyparker9928]

Jimmy played my fiddle once in Walhalla sc. That made my day. Good pickers always inspire others as he did me. Good luck Jim.

[@MichaelMarkGuitar]

Adam Steffey- Mandolin Ron Stewart- Banjo Clay Jones- Lead guitar Jim Van Cleve- Fiddle Steve Gulley- Guitar, tenor vocals Jason Moore- Bass Ronnie Bowman- Guitar, lead vocals (song #2)

[@RedRoosterParty]

Looks like Mountain Heart of the time with Ron Stewart instead of Barry Abernathy on banjo. Possibly the same configuration that appeared on Van Cleve's solo album.

[@dreadnaught90]

Great video!!!! Thanks for posting.

[@theoracle5265]

Outstanding guys!

[@fiddleexpress-beckfamilyband]

You sound fabulous together, nice job

[@alharem]

Incredible ❤

[@agussusanto5397]

One of the best blue grass performance, love this 👍💕

[@banjorino]

This vid blew my mind! Crazy good people 😵

[@guitardudebanjoman]

Is there any more footage/audio of this set? I have to guess it was more than 5 songs long, and I would pay good money to hear the rest. This is the ultimate modern supergroup.

[@andylineberger6795]

This is Outrageous Fire

[@alexgraf8417]

This is just outrageous. Seriously.

[@charlestew8792]

Wow! Thanks.

[@jerrybrooks8281]

Some super pickers right there!

[@PeterMastropasqua-rk7tp]

Beautiful Thank You 🙏❤️😂

[@PearlgraceandCoMusic]

Wow!!!

[@sergeboyakjon6238]

Utter mad lads

[@streetoctane1878]

1st: Ride The Wild Turkey 2nd: Love For An Angel- at 2:51 3rd: #6 barn dance for 5:33 to10:55 4th: 11:06 Little Liza Jane 5th 12:40 Big Mon

[@justifiedFaith209]

The first one is "Ride the Wild Turkey" Written by Jerry Douglas

[@CamBoone]

@Tim I'm pretty sure it's actually a Darol Anger tune

[@billjackson6640]

3rd is "Nature of the Beast"

[@billjackson6640]

@@CamBoone Yes, it's a Darol Anger tune

[@JoeBanjo88]

thx man!

[@dianesilverstein6475]

Wow.....👏👏👏👏

[@davidbooth2162]

That Scotty Stoneman hot lick on that fiddle made my day! Thanks for that Jim.

[@Trymnu]

What’s the name of the second song?

[@johnbobson6831]

Éric clapton on the banjo 😮

[@Madstolling]

burnin'!!

[@chriscushing3369]

💜💜💜

[@mattross6902]

There are a lot of other great musicians on the credits. Where is the rest of this concert?

[@apostasiaelegcho5612]

For purchase at The Violin Shop in Nashville.

[@mattross6902]

@@apostasiaelegcho5612 seriously? I checked the website.

[@apostasiaelegcho5612]

@@mattross6902 Might have to send them an email. They're the ones the produced it. It's been quite awhile ago.

[@linebergster]

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@darrellscott2483]

Wow.

[@manostano1876]

What is name of that second song ?? It sounds so familiar but I can't remember

[@jayreese9330]

Man I am Trying to Be

[@MichaelMarkGuitar]

It's called "Love For an Angel". Ronnie Bowman (lead vocals, guitar) recorded it on his album "The Man I am Trying to Be".

[@swellcat66]

Gol dang.

[@joeyking3908]

Nobody plays Little Liza Jane better than Adam Steffy

[@lisaoakley8032]

Nobody plays mandolin better than Adam, at least no one I've ever heard.

[@chrisbaker528]

AMAZING!!!!

[@nicholasdauphinais]

Tightest grass ever

[@Mrjpurat]

What tune is this again? Been meaning to learn this one

[@answerguru]

Jan Purat What do you mean “what tune”? There are a lot of tunes in this clip...

[@theoracle5265]

That song Ronnie bowman sang about that woman that was not in love with him, that's my theme song and it Can make you insane! I don't like small spaces so I divorced her.

[@mikebastiat]

Shitchyea

[@lisaoakley8032]

Don't try this at home!

[@jonathanklass9768]

Lovely playing pity about wrecked Gibson 4 string banjo. I play both 4 and 5 string banjo and neither is superior .4 string banjoists are sometimes more interesting, Its just fashion again , Many guitars were ruined in transitional periods from baroque 12 string to the 6 string for fashion sake .Many beautiful guitars were lost to us for greed sake by dealers who overcharge for converted Gibson banjos. Gibson no longer make so these are lost forever.