Bluegrass Jam - Nine Pound Hammer and I'll Fly Away on Huber Banjo and Martin Guitar by JDMC Staff

In this series we seek out local places of beauty to play a little down to earth music for your listening pleasure. The instruments used are a Huber Workhorse Mahogany 5-String Banjo and a Martin HD-28 Standard Guitar. Location is Faith Hollow Lake in SW Missouri. www.faithhollow... For more info visit www.jdmc.com or call us @ 1-800-933-5362.

[@bruceanable7739]

Banjo and guitar complement each other so good. I play both

[@shawnleach]

at the same time? You rock, brother

[@davidbishop2913]

The best part about this video is the fact that you guys are unscripted and having fun no pressure on each other just playing however you feel like playing no expectations

[@eddelapp3702]

Great artistry! Love this duo.

[@markrocka8718]

Man that is just some fine picking!

[@jeffsnidermusic]

A Huber and a Martin... The best of the best and the best of the best is a good combination! P.S. - That improvised ending for Nine Pound Hammer was absolutely incredible!

[@Possum_J]

I just wish I had a banjo buddy like that. GEEZ, that banjo bub did it for me .

[@garyhighley9022]

Here I am! Let's jam!

[@roderickmelton3621]

Thanks fellas, I needed that!

[@j.gordonellis4175]

I used to play my dads old Martin while he played banjo and my brother played mandolin. Sadly they both died in their 40’s and I haven’t played much since.

[@landonboggs4097]

Jesus loves you

[@thefamily2707]

Man that huber sounds good 👍🏻

[@freewill1114]

Great stuff. Makes me want to move to the South.

[@TMoody]

This guitar player kicks ass!

[@fljetgator1833]

Damn !! ....'em fellers are GOOD !! 😎🚬

[@charlessanft7934]

That's some serious flatpicking!

[@jeffdawes879]

Great!

[@rarebasses1279]

These guys are awesome! JDMC is the ONLY place I shop now. I am lucky to only live a hour away so I get to play before I buy, but if you aren't in the area and buy online you should know these guys treat every purchase like it's their own instrument. - Steve Workman

[@danielzikeli7069]

Thanks 😊 really great stuff. Mightyfine picking and a singing

[@davidbishop2913]

Robbie reminds me of Earl Scruggs in the fact that way he carries himself you seem like a great person

[@lanslay7342]

Very good picing👍👍

[@HuntinGrounds]

Very nice! Love the THG hat!

[@Robin18us]

Very nice picking you guys.

[@fredmertz9990]

Jake, This is just awesome,,,, you underestimate yourself. You should go to Winfield! You have a natural, in your face sound that's awesome

[@jimsatterfield8748]

You are a great guitar player; go to Winfield...

[@ericbone2222]

Holy moly, close your eyes and that's Tony Rice.

[@bushwacker3292]

Beautiful 👍

[@johnboyle3884]

He makes that Martin sing.................

[@terryhogan4778]

Can't beat a banjo with gutiar

[@B.R.0101]

Great work guys!! But, if I could share MHO I'd prefer solos, guitar for example, as they used to play in old times when the solo's notes retook the melody of the song...

[@ojnabsekil6531]

Grandpa Jones & Roy Clark 👍

[@jimsatterfield8748]

A bass jumps in the background at 0:07! Over the guitar player's left shoulder. Great picking, btw.

[@gutbucket260]

I was looking for an upright bass to appear.

[@mikebastiat]

Fuck yeah. This is real life.

[@rockyjohnstone]

Fish rise 9 seconds in. Nice!

[@HotRodSixString]

at 2:45 a Hummingbird flies up to the mic stand .

[@luvbgrass]

Awesome!! Ok, somebody tab out the lick at 1:32 for us.

[@1244taylor]

all good.. tks for sharing this post

[@B.R.0101]

1:35 Geniues!!! LOL

[@IgnatiusCheese]

Whoa some skilled pickin from the big man

[@TheDevilsTail]

Awesome! Thanks for posting! Where are you from?

[@JakeStogdillGuitar]

George Stewart Thanks! We are located in NW Arkansas, but this was shot in SW Missouri about fifteen miles from the store. Thanks for watching.

[@mythiaswilliams6317]

+Janet Davis Acoustic Music I am a Grasser from Jasper Arkansas! Would love to jam with you all!😁

[@plucknpick6414]

(They don't jam with the common folks).... :-)

[@jeremyblack3394]

In the beginning God created the 5-string and flat-top

[@voiksmusifan]

How is this done with just one microphone?

[@voiksmusifan]

Is this a Stereo Microphone with two capsules, or how did you achieve this sound with just one microphone? This is really great playing!

[@teddysalad5986]

Voix Musifan exactly what I thought. Sounds studio...

[@Jakestauch]

what is the tuning on the guitar

[@bladesmaan1]

the person that did didn't like this will be left behind, lol.

[@gratitudeplatitude7724]

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[@skatetodeath666]

I heard that spot is now another one of trumps casinos

[@phiday4760]

Fantastic.

[@gratitudeplatitude7724]

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