Flatt and Scruggs - Crying Holy unto the Lord

[@Gods2ndFavoriteBassPlyr]

As my old preacher used to say: "Now, if that don't light yer fire, then your wood is WET!!" These guys didn't have a blueprint, or anyone to copy - they just went out there and did it. (Graves was amazing, by the way!)

[@iahelcathartesaura3887]

My preacher said that too! Love your good comment, AMEN!

[@BeadStallcup]

Old time gospel, the finest we'll ever hear anywhere, anytime! Just what we need in our country today!

[@JustDulci]

I LOOOOOVE this! There is nothing that stirs my heart and soul like good old bluegrass gospel ❤️🎶❤️🎶❤️🎶

[@biblethumper8369]

Hearing this makes me miss my grandma so bad. I can smell her food cooking and hear all the laughter and good times and she's just gone. No more. Can't wait to see her and Jesus.

[@BeadStallcup]

Prettiest piece of gospel music I ever heard. If they play music in Heaven this is what I want to hear, all the time.

[@Alanoffer]

I really like this old time gospel from these guys

[@MemestiffGaming]

Crying holy unto the Lord Crying holy unto the Lord Oh, if I could I surely would Stand on the rock where Moses stood Sinners, run and hide your face Sinners, run and hide your face Go and run into the rocks and hide your face The rocks got no hiding place Crying holy unto the Lord Crying holy unto the Lord Oh, if I could I surely would Stand on the rock where Moses stood Lord, I ain't no sinner now Lord, I ain't no sinner now I've been to the river and I've been baptized And I ain't no sinner now Crying holy unto the Lord Crying holy unto the Lord Oh, if I could I surely would Stand on the rock where Moses stood Lord, I ain't no stranger now Lord, I ain't no stranger now I've been introduced to the Father and the Son And I ain't no stranger now Crying holy unto the Lord Crying holy unto the Lord Oh, if I could I surely would Stand on the rock where Moses stood

[@Burksforkdave57]

I saw Earl Scruggs in concert with Vassar Clements and it was on of the best concerts I had ever seen, and everyone else I went with agreed, and we had seen most of the great rock bands of the 60's and 70's.

[@kg4muc]

It just don't get any better than this!!!! Instrumentation is perfect!! I've often wondered how Jake kept that A string on his bass so bright using Super Nils :) He's sure putting it out there for the old 639 !

[@lisahailey3922]

My grandpaw was a bluegrass musician and played this often! I still have his original recording of this on tape!

[@CARROLLCTYDOBROGIRL]

Amen ! Josh was amazing how he could play in all those keys without a cheater. Josh had the gift !

[@donaldyork2552]

My Dad's favorite gospel duo. One of mine too.

[@margaretrose711]

Good golly! "Th'ain't never gonna be nary a' nother picker" like Mr. Earl Scruggs, and I'm proud as can be that I "growed up" in my Tennessee mountain home listening to him and all the other bluegrass greats! Awesome!!!!.

[@williamshepherd6330]

This is a great gospel tune by Lester Flatt, Earl Scruggs and their Foggy Mountain boys. All of these men were true masters of their craft, and the genuiness of their faith in our savior shines so brightly in this performance. It is such a blessing to know we are free from the chains of sin and that we can "Cry Holy Unto the Lord!"

[@gloriaboyd6366]

Some good stuff right here along with fiddler Paul Warren and Curley Seckler

[@gloriaboyd6366]

Sorry I forgot the great Josh Graves

[@centerice]

Folks, this is the sound of REAL music...Totally untrained voices, singing what they feel, and singing it straight from the heart. Cannot get more authentic Americana than this. If you want to know what kind of simple, respectful people we USED to have in this country (the ones who built it last century), you're lookin at 'em. Honest as the day is long. Wouldn't dare catch one goin through a door held open for 'em without saying "thank you." God help us, when they are all gone.

[@BeadStallcup]

Beautiful old-time gospel music! Best of the best!

[@leaddispenser9]

Ooooweee one of their best. It makes me laugh and it makes me cry.

[@royrasmussen9738]

Thank You Very Much.

[@lydiahacklerlopez3297]

Fantastic! ❤

[@BeingRomans829ed]

@Randy Graham, who wrote: "To all would be banjo players... regardless of what you have come to believe about banjo players and banjo playing, you're watching the gold standard to which all are judged. Some have come close, but all have fallen short. Good luck!!" He is indeed the gold standard.

[@BeingRomans829ed]

What else can I say, but, "AMEN, BROTHER!" 8-)

[@yolandasizemore923]

My dad came close...but even he would say nobody could touch earl Scruggs

[@ChristinaFromYoutube]

100%

[@ChristinaFromYoutube]

@@yolandasizemore923 thats how you know your dad was actually good :)

[@BeadStallcup]

Well, listen to that! Real musicians who actually knew how to harmonize and play their instuments. Damn, that is refreshing. And, listen to Uncle Josh! Wow! That's Dobro the way it was meant to be played. Gotta tell ya, their's quite a number of so-called musicians today that are in serious need of music lessons from the late Uncle Josh! Serious need, indeed!

[@sponyge]

This band is the best band ever.

[@riverrat3269]

Good tune here!

[@flautalee3090]

Thanks foe posting these treasures!

[@paulhenrydallaire]

I guess we'll have to start all over if were going to hear this great cause the new stuff is not the same.

[@debbieharrison1911]

BEAUTIFUL SONG AND AMEN LOVE THIS SONG

[@CHIEFSWIFE1998]

Just delightful ❤️🎸

[@petelarose998]

This is 👌 great.

[@mollybrowne4460]

Love this! Right up there with the origanal Carter version.

[@Banjomountain]

Wonderful song. Thanks so much for posting it.

[@scottfleming2166]

There’s been a lot of banjo players and many great ones but nobody plays like Earl. He had something special nobody since has had.

[@tennisbumojai]

Great intro from Earl. Best handclapping on the net! Five stars.

[@MyOwnHorn]

Joe Stead:First,thanks for posting and sharing this particular video. Watching it now. Hearing this classic Carter Family song. Preformed by Flatt and Scruggs. With it's hopeful and inspirational message. You feel the emotion there. When Flatt and Scruggs recorded this same song(on the 1961 Carter Family Song Album) the title then was "On The Rock Where Moses Stood." Once again,thanks for posting and sharing this awesome video.

[@trivialnonsense]

this is such a beautiful song.

[@oldtexasmusic]

Indeed, Charlie, this is bluegrass at it's best when the song is a sacred song.

[@bigmrclean]

My God Earl was amazing....They all were...Even on a simple straight forward song like this No one can make it sound like he did...Sheez.

[@olehoundog1]

I wish all the modern so-called Resophonic players will notice that a Dobro can be played without a capo on songs in A & B etc. Most modern players only know to play some senseless scale that never even hints at the melody. Thank you Uncle Josh for playing it like you did.

[@sponyge]

The Flatt And Scruggs are my favorite bluegrass band.

[@musicmikeal]

Love Earl's facial expression at 1:28:13. He knows he rocks.

[@paulbledsoe3392]

I only have one issue with all of these old amazing songs. They are way to short. This needs to be 10 minutes long.

[@jamesmonroe9451]

Amen Paul...

[@AVIARYCOURT]

Agree ,would love to hear some 5 minute solos!

[@petelarose998]

Praise JESUS!!!!!!

[@Snagglefratz]

Just soooooooo good.

[@puddleglummarshwiggle4236]

My 12 year old loves this

[@ovaltine52]

Was introduced to this song from a band I used be in mid '70's. Getting a charge out of the hand claps fizzling out around :38. Doesn't take away from Uncle Josh though. THAT'S Dobro done right.

[@tima1929]

Stand on the rock where Moses stood Sinners, run and hide your face Sinners, run and hide your face Go and run into the rocks and hide your face The rocks got no hiding place Crying holy unto the Lord Crying holy unto the Lord Oh, if I could I surely would Stand on the rock where Moses stood Lord, I ain't no sinner now Lord, I ain't no sinner now I've been to the river and I've been baptized And I ain't no sinner now Crying holy unto the Lord Crying holy unto the Lord Oh, if I could I surely would Stand on the rock where Moses stood Lord, I ain't no stranger now Lord, I ain't no stranger now I've been introduced to the Father and the Son And I ain't no stranger now Crying holy unto the Lord Crying holy unto the Lord Oh, if I could I surely would Stand on the rock where Moses stood

[@michaelbeavers5028]

Reminds me of church as a kid

[@95LittleRed]

that banjo intro!! o.O awesome!!!

[@tomgibsonsg61]

Don t know much about Earl Scruggs but he was friends with my great grandmother and would come over to her house and want buttermilk and biscuits in Nashville. I wish I would have had the chance to meet him.

[@KCOBAINZ67]

Flatt was my great grandpa 1st cousin

[@gtrjames1]

Love it... Earl seldom played banjo on the gospel songs.

[@debbidquillian2631]

Now that was right nice. Must say!❤️❤️

[@CARROLLCTYDOBROGIRL]

I do too. Curly sounds great !

[@stayc96]

AWESOME!!

[@MrZcotty]

i sure miss my Mamaw..

[@sanitypersonified5265]

love this.

[@matthewwynne5046]

Fantastic!

[@hennihabeck8502]

Lester flatt an atypical voice for Bluegrass music,, but so wonderful!

[@sponyge]

This is a good song. I play the banjo.

[@CARROLLCTYDOBROGIRL]

Curly WAS the best! Curly sings great on "The Girl I Love Don't Pay Me No Mind". (Vol. 5 of their T.V. show). It's very BLUEGRASSY... my favorite song he & Lester sing together.

[@Senkino5o]

praise the Lord

[@garyteague3406]

love the clapping

[@sponyge]

This is a good song. Bill Monroe wrote this song too.

[@CARROLLCTYDOBROGIRL]

I agree ! They're the best in BLUEGRASS mucic.

[@CARROLLCTYDOBROGIRL]

to ovaltine52: I agree that's Dobro done right. I've talked with 2 people who were NOT partial to Uncle Josh's style, but they are progressive, and they must NOT have heard much of Josh Graves. If they had, they would realize Josh's great talent and style and they would be eating crow right now. Josh was the best and he always will be.

[@jimd3863]

An early influence for Earl Scruggs and Don Reno would have been DeWitt" Snuffy "Jenkins, a banjo player and toby comic. He along with Homer "Pappy " Sherril and "Greasy" Medlin worked with Byron Parker who was Bill and Charlie Monroe's" Hired Hand" before starting his own group in the late 1930's.

[@jonj921]

God bless America!

[@debrasparks880]

Earl Scruggs mastered the banjo and the guitar! This comment was written by Gary

[@sponyge]

I own The Best Of The Flatt And Scruggs TV Show on dvd I bought it at Fye.

[@Physicslawyer]

No one can do it like Earl.

[@clyderf]

@supersaiyanjesus Yes, there are a few top groups playing today on non-mainstream media, but in my biased view they are ones that pretty much avoid rock influence. However, as Earl Scruggs demonstrates here, he put forth something above and beyond the offerings of all of the other excellent banjo players that have followed since, and this fact transcends any simple consideration of reputation.

[@helenhighwater5313]

The original, and they are clapping on the off beat too!

[@tyriedle2658]

Good stuff

[@revelation2935]

Why dont you ditch the ads? Were trying to worship here. Have you not read: "Take these things hence. Make not my fathers house a house of merchandise."

[@docsavage98]

Good to see T. Tommy again too.

[@rustyed1]

That's what I'm talking about!!

[@arnaldobernardo1536]

🔥🔥🔥❤️❤️❤️👏🏻

[@johnnyphillips3521]

The clapping fits right in.

[@CARROLLCTYDOBROGIRL]

@sponyge Yes, they are awesome entertainment and worth every penny !

[@davek641]

Rest in Peace Earl

[@traviswadezinn]

❤🙏

[@compton1808]

Yvonne St. Germaine has a KZbin channel, check it out she does a fantastic version of this song.

[@ray8up]

YES

[@txmacartist]

BeadStallcup knows what he's talking about! Nobody can play like this nowadays.

[@sponyge]

Woot woot.

[@RandyGrahamTalentGroup]

To all would be banjo players... regardless of what have come to believe about banjo players and banjo playing, you're watching the gold standard to which all are judged. Some have come close, but all have fallen short. Good luck!!

[@truebluehead9587]

WOW WOW WOWWWWW!!!!!!!! 😋

[@sponyge]

Is Maybelle Carter really in this song? I play the Banjo. What is the fassest song Earl Scruggs can play on the banjo?

[@ScaredDawgProductions]

Anyone know when this was filmed?

[@olehoundog1]

@BeadStallcup Amen friend !!

[@1339LARS]

When was this recorded... early sixties ?

[@christinehakf6252]

Is the man in the beggining (the one talking) Don Davis (Anita Carter's husband)???

[@bomark2002]

The Duke of bluegrass does it again with his cohorts

[@kipclark1]

Hot stuff here.

[@bigmrclean]

@WhoopinCough1 I tell ya...He was good..That's for sure..I like this group of people here the best of all of the ones they had.

[@lamikbj]

omg. .. how older is the recording

[@sponyge]

What CD is this song on?

[@BluesHonkey]

damn i love this - and i`m an atheist!

[@1JohnnyD]

Can y'all tell? Is he using a capo?

[@sponyge]

What's are the notes for sally ann

[@YaLlegoRepiola]

Fuck yea!! Good stuff.

[@TheEpicCeranor]

Repent.

[@mandokilla]

that's as tight as it'll ever get