Bluegrass Don't Stop Believin'

[@trustworthydan]

Just a small time banjo... living in a rockin world... took the midnight train...

[@TennesseeTraveler01]

Thank you Calvin D for posting this track from The Old Radio album, engineered for us by the Grammy Award-winning Bil Vorndick in his Nashville studios. Jimbo Whaley on rhythm guitar and lead vox, Roscoe Morgan on vox and mandolin, Clint Damewood on vox and fiddle, Kipper Stitt on the 5-string, and yours truly on a Yamaha upright electric bass.

[@bruceparker2797]

Absolutely Awesome!

[@VeneticDiagram2]

This song should go on and on and on.

[@WesOrion]

This was just awesome. Alright, somebody in the rock crowd needs to cover bluegrass now.

[@813lem]

they did..more or less...we call it rock n roll. Also check this out...AC/DC based a whole lot of their music on traditional old Irish Scottish (Gaelic) folk songs. Thunderstruck is one example, one where the only thing different from the original piece is the instruments..and lyrics of course

[@coyotehater]

This proves real music sounds great no matter what genre it's played in...

[@covepoint1]

Excellent !! The banjo is smokin =)

[@hyrail73]

Great version of a great song. I have a cd that's a bluegrass tribute to boston interesting to hear the songs changed up a bit

[@TheBts523]

that fiddle! oh man, i am in love, all over again.

[@jarredsethdad]

first heard the radio DJ say they were going to play this bluegrass cover first thought was PUKE but as a young boy hearing this song and bluegrass growing and being part of my family history I LOVE THIS SONG

[@kjamison5951]

Strangely enjoyable. I had never heard of Bluegrass music until I heard she Nitty Gritty Dirt Band Bluegrass and of course the Soggy Bottom Boys 'Man of constant sorrow'.

[@daneology]

Where is my Confederate Flag and Jug of Whiskey when I need it most! This is a awesome cover!

[@rjswayer]

The band is called Pine Mountain Railroad if any one wants to look them up.

[@DnekarAtkinsonVeriusz]

What a cool version.

[@martingorry8581]

just discovered Iron Horse, loving them

[@Supperbeta]

Martin Gorry this is not iron horse

[@davidthompson314]

great music. i love it

[@LinkleMcA]

Usually I only like rock and techno....but suddenly I like bluegrass....:D

[@jimmywalker1568]

Unbelievable good this I like thanks for posting all the best to you 2016

[@RobBoborbobby]

I like this version as much as i like the original cut by Journey !

[@thersaholycow]

I played this in our bluegrass lineup on WUGO/WGOH and got yelled at.... it was worth it. Good music.

[@nikkilowe5819]

100% Agree!!!!!

[@dannywright876]

This wouldn’t have been 15ish years ago would it? I was traveling through KY and heard it in the radio.

[@ggrimm72]

Amazing what you can do with music.

[@ArmyST1]

Very nice!

[@talladegajunkie1439]

This is the most epic ive ever heard

[@MrDmnhntr777]

finaly a version of this song that i acctually like haha

[@dwarvenfriend]

Thanks for posting!

[@RastaMastaKonTiki]

That was epic.

[@JerrkaZUTUBE]

the violin in the begining is so god damn awesome!

[@higgme1ster]

At about the 2:00 mark I felt a quickening urge to give a rousingly cathartic Rebel Yell! Mustn't scare the dog though.

[@firefishable]

Nice version...

[@higgme1ster]

@Jacornonthecob Boston and Newport were the chief slave ports, but nearly all the New England towns -- Salem, Providence, Middletown, New London - had a hand in it. In 1740, slaving interests in Newport owned or managed 150 vessels. In Rhode Island colony up to 2/3 of the fleet and sailors were engaged in slave traffic. Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania governments at various times, derived money from the slave trade by levying duties on black imports.

[@Babdoesminecraft]

if you couldn't see there's a shit-ton more of this stuff and it is weird but good

[@42CAINE]

Country sounding for a Detroit song, just that twangy voice a little incongruous for the lyric but all in all a rousing version of a song I usually mock since I'm totally Southern. This sure kicks the song up into a new bracket for me! Now I can say..hey Bubba' ...I like "don't Stop" even if it sounds like he's jus' a "small-town boy" from So. Detroit!

[@MisterAlexEsquire]

I'd love to hear this with a less "produced" feel, maybe without the reverb on the vocals. I enjoy bluegrass with an unadultered "front porch" sound to it. =)

[@jared3519]

I know what you mean and I agree

[@tyler0896]

Yup. I had higher hopes when I saw it in my feed. I wasn't sure why it disappointed but I think you nailed it.

[@thaKerl]

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[@b-thizzel4117]

this song reminds me of a silver dandilion on a window sill next to a ceramic garden elf holding a bowlingball .

[@KaylaTheKindOne]

wat

[@keptyouwaiting12h65]

Brad Franklin amazing

[@user-nz4ux4cw2z]

Reminds me of a golden furuncle spewing molten silver juices

[@TheBellabella93]

this version made me a bit weepy... i love it!

[@jackiejoy7276]

It just goes to show when the song is good it doesn't matter what style it's played in it's going to be a good song and this is a good song and a good style for it to be played in I'm just saying 🤗🙉🙈🙊

[@davidnorris5644]

great

[@Steppenwolf27]

I like the original of this song, but I like this version more.

[@Goweninsane]

YES!

[@GreenDayPolice]

@CHITEWASTLE I waited 5 years for this to load

[@NickKremer]

For once I want this song for last call instead of the normal one.

[@WesOrion]

YEEEEEEEEEE-HAAAAAAAHHHHH!!!!

[@nonononoway505]

You can really feel those 128kbps...

[@graspicker13]

I just put a Video of the group that performed this song. This is a killer live video. Look at "Don't Stop Believin Bluegrass Style by Pine Mountain Railroad. Poster by graspicker13. Enjoy!

[@Sharakomusic]

Is "droup" slang for "slack jaw"? Just kidding this is a really good droup.

[@raymonddepriest2815]

WHO are these guys. do they do tours?

[@robertrockwell7581]

pine mountain railroad. there is a video of them here on youtube

[@MrCountryboyawd]

Who is the guy singing?

[@higgme1ster]

@Jacornonthecob 1967 Plainfield riots; New Jersey - July Milwaukee riot; Wisconsin - July 30-31 Minneapolis North Side Riots; Minnesota - August 1968 125 cities in April and May, after the murder of Martin Luther King, Jr. including: Baltimore riot : Maryland 1968 Washington, D.C. riots 1968 New York City riot; New York West Side Riots; Chicago, Illinois Louisville riots of 1968; Louisville, Kentucky Hill District MLK riots; Pittsburgh, PA Summit, IL Race Riot September 1968

[@mooseebob]

@mooseebob sorry i meant jim bo whaley

[@bhclardy1]

KISS... 99.5 I miss Lisle and Hahn. I lol'd at that.

[@LogicalUnitZero]

I may have got a little bit of dust in my eye when the violin came in ... not a bit misty, though. Nope, nope, nope.

[@LinkleMcA]

What was that for?

[@mooseebob]

this singer i believe is joe boy whaley

[@KnuckleThruster]

The instruments sound great, but the vocals sound so separated from the rest of the song. The singer isn't bad, just the mixing. Too loud, with too much reverb. But, I still enjoyed this.

[@spleenharvester4four]

@higgme1ster one of the best comments i have ever read on here. :D

[@ultrakool]

just a city boy, born and raised in windsor, canada just doesn't sound as good

[@higgme1ster]

@Jacornonthecob I invite you to listen to Paul McCartney - Mull Of Kintyre and then tell me what you hear at the end of the song. Remember, Paul McCartney's family were Scots and that is a distinct Rebel Yell from a man that has had no part in racial inequality. Your irrational and hateful vendetta against imagined affronts has become clownish. A mature person would admit being wrong and apologize.

[@Jacornonthecob]

@clonesusr7264 Wow, way to restart a 3 month old argument. You just couldn't let one of your fellow Klansman be insulted could you?

[@higgme1ster]

@Jacornonthecob Racial issues are not a Southern thing! Rochester 1964 race riot; Rochester, New York - July New York City 1964 riot; New York City, New York - July Philadelphia 1964 race riot; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - August Jersey City 1964 race riot, August 2-4, Jersey City, New Jersey Paterson 1964 race riot, August 11-13, Paterson, New Jersey Elizabeth 1964 race riot, August 11-13, Elizabeth, New Jersey Chicago 1964 race riot, Dixmoor riot, August 16-17, Chicago, Illinois

[@bubonicarter6368]

Who is this tho?

[@kylemiller3041]

Pine Mountain Railroad.

[@brojonjordan]

watch that wet to dry ratio.

[@ultrakool]

and on

[@higgme1ster]

@Jacornonthecob No I was not suggesting that all black families are dirt poor sharecroppers. But there was a high propensity that rural Blacks in the deep South during The Great Depression sharecroppedjust to stay alive. I was not taught to hate my fellow man as you appear to have been. I do not own a Confederate flag. I hate to burst your preconceived notions but my life lessons in many ways taught me that a Black man is my brother to love as myself and no amount of tauting will change me.

[@Jacornonthecob]

@clonesusr7264 Oh, I'm sorry. Nobody ever told me that blatant racism isn't a legitimate basis to start an argument. I guess that kind of thing is okay where you come from. smh

[@joejohnston994]

and jpop

[@rebekah7244]

Not too bad

[@higgme1ster]

@Jacornonthecob Then you would be very wrong. Dr. King was one of the greatest men of the past cenrtury! I even marched in the Atlanta Dr. King Day parade a few years ago. Educate yourself, the "Rebel Yell" had nothing to do with racial opression. It was simply a carryover from the rallying cry of Scottish Highlanders in Britain. It was even documented by the ancient Roman Legions as the fearsome battle cry of the Celtic tribes. Don't believe in the bigoted Southern stereotypes on TV.

[@si_quest]

buildings :D >

[@1madeintheimage]

Welcome to real music, then! Haha! And don't mind jayson he's probably trying to be funny, but totally missed the mark!

[@hcsd0341]

Jim Bo Whaley from Gatlinburg Area of The Smokeys is one singing hes alot better than the guy singing now cody shuler he sucks"

[@si_quest]

;)

[@x240voltsx]

i dont like the singing but the actual playin iz good....they should've just played with the original vocals....

[@firebill]

Then it wouldn't be bluegrass, and it would sound lame.

[@x240voltsx]

no? cuz you cant just sing like steven perry....it just doesnt happen.

[@rdecredico]

Does not work so well.

[@guibox3]

rdecredico Are you kidding? I had my doubts when I first saw this but this is awesome!

[@rdecredico]

guibox3 The original sucked but this is simply atrocious.

[@kennywalters8044]

Haters gonna hate I guess.