Cherokee Shuffle - Augusta Bluegrass Week Staff

[@johnnyparker9928]

The split fiddle break was great, I would love to see more of this in bluegrass tunes.

[@jimduckett7128]

Excellent from everyone all around. I'm particularly impressed by Sharon Gilchrist on Bass, she drives this band without overplaying.

[@garykaufman8128]

Tyler Grant (guitar) does a great bit of picking, and offers instruction on KZbin!

[@Gods2ndFavoriteBassPlyr]

Sally Van Meter is a Dobro hero of mine from Wayyy back .. always right on it .. always tasteful. Outstanding jam.

[@darolfmu]

fiddling with my youthful fiddling hero! doesn't get any better! I was a little nervous though.

[@danashane]

when you guys are trading licks it's the best!

[@JanJohanssonmusic]

great playing

[@paul29671]

Your "youthful fiddling hero" sounds good, but everybody else is impressed with you too, Darol (trust me).

[@dukeofearlbanjo]

Byron is everyone's hero!

[@karenronan4825]

I get chills when the fiddles start playing

[@fiddlerfinch]

Well the playing is superb of course - but my fav part is while the fiddles are trading - Byron's body roll @ 3:42 - awesome!

[@heffo51]

Fantastic jam. All great musicians. Thank you so much.

[@jimdubya5425]

Way to go Ned! You got all your hotlicks in on your first break.

[@johntait491]

Excellent musicianship. A joy to listen to..!! ;-))

[@steveandrews8301]

That little A model mandolin has really sweet tone! Great job everybody. I enjoyed the twin fiddles in harmony very much, too! I’m an upright bluegrass bass player.

[@elkinsfiddler]

Great video and great concert. Thanks to Augusta staff for posting this music and to the wonderful musicians playing this fiddle tune.

[@mpospisil101]

Cherokee Shuffle - a nice instrumental composition. Older musicians can play just as nicely as the young ones. I don't know why unwritten laws exist up today applied a slogan : " What's old it´s bad."

[@johnmanser2331]

Terrific version. Great inspiration for me and my old banjo!

[@sarah-yw3up]

Excellent music. So pretty it makes me cry ❤

[@phillacey878]

Great tune great band with 2 of the greatest fiddlers on the planet magnificent.😁

[@Georgiaboy130]

That dobro player kicked butt!

[@f5mando]

That would be the one and only Sally Van Meter, dobro player extraordinaire.

[@davesiler4064]

What a place to go to school!!!!!

[@MrMusicguyma]

Swinging solos by everyone. Especially liked Byron and Darol trading phrases. ;)

[@stanleyfrancis7714]

MrMusicguyma moony Francis

[@stanleyfrancis7714]

Moony Francis

[@stanleyfrancis7714]

Clairnet pokiea

[@bernhardnizynski4403]

Wow - great version, fantastic playing!

[@jpraise6771]

God loves you. He has not forsaken you, nor has he forgotten you

[@xnfb_huntingx3376]

I wish I could play that smooth on the fiddle... Just not there yet

[@cheapskategarage8492]

that dobro player is great. reminds me of sitting and listening to my uncle play.

[@countryalexander7175]

Sally van Meeter is great!

[@jpraise6771]

God loves you. He has not forsaken you, nor has he forgotten you

[@kesslerwatson4085]

Awesome fiddlers!

[@duncanlaing6078]

First fiddle has an amazing tempo and style. 99.999% (on the way to) flawless.

[@jmccoy8955]

First fiddle is the late, great Byron Berline

[@elenavanbc]

excellence.... what a joy! Darol Anger!

[@jpraise6771]

God loves you. He has not forsaken you, nor has he forgotten you

[@anthony-badboy890]

The truth is that there is no evil that for good does not come, thanks to the confinement by the CnaVirus, I am discovering wonderful things, greetings from Madrid Spain.

[@hochbob]

It doesn't get any better.

[@frankdavino914]

Hard To ask for a better guitar solo !!

[@tonyb4713]

A lot of the greats!

[@banjerstring1304]

Very nice rendition indeed! Best I've heard in a while...and, is that Sally Van Meter on the dobro? Long time since I've seen you play, Sally....you are the best! Keep it up!

[@garykaufman8128]

Byron Berline, fiddler on the left!

[@f5mando]

Yes, it is the wonderful Sally VM on dobro. She's one of the few up there with Jerry Douglas, et al..

[@TwoCatsUp]

Nice work on an old favorite.

[@bentonmj]

This music just speaks to me. Gotta be those Kentucky hills roots.

[@jpraise6771]

God loves you. He has not forsaken you, nor has he forgotten you

[@irishfield1]

Tops ever love this thank you

[@samaustin3974]

I want to see more of the bass player.

[@roadie3124]

Me too. Any time there's a young female, bouncing around, playing base, I'm in love.

[@f5mando]

@@roadie3124 That's Sharon Gilchrist playing bass. Her main axe is mandolin, and she teaches online, too. A very generous musician and person.

[@plouchartpatrick4644]

Excellent !

[@joshuagoodman3854]

Now, THAT was THOUroughly enJOYable!

[@kennethcox4962]

Great Picking

[@fredledoux5634]

very good music

[@laurelpaulson-pierce942]

ya hoo! who we got here? Byron Berline, Darol Anger, Sally Van Meter, mandos? bass? guitar? banjo?

[@Firstinversion899]

Laurel Paulson-Pierce Sharon Gilchrist on bass. Joe K Walsh on mando?

[@dreadnaught90]

Also the great Herschel Sizemore on mandolin who takes the break at the 5.00 mark. He's the composer of "Rebecca"....a popular bluegrass jam tune.

[@ewithnall]

Ned Lubereki on banjo

[@f5mando]

@@Firstinversion899 Joe K Walsh on the 2nd mandolin break for sure. The first was Herschel Sizemore. Another important figure in the history of this music.

[@liddlebirdie]

Tyler Grant on guitar!

[@lehouxmartial5926]

que du bonheur!!!

[@RTCarterful]

This is the Staff??? WoW, nice playing.

[@tro4404]

If you don't like that there is something seriously wrong with you.

[@nicolasartheau822]

I like it very much but I miss voices songs and words.

[@arthurogle7581]

Remember when Byron used play a measure of Sally Goodin in F Sharp? Song was in A Major. He's great but he ain't K Baker! Honorable mention Bobby Hicks and Patrick McAvinee (Sic?)

[@bfcowden]

i didn't know Lloyd Bridges played the fiddle.

[@gotahvcls]

Boys and Girls, someone please show me the Double-Like Button!

[@Lloyd-mo]

Is that lloyd bridges and daroll anger on the fiddles?lol

[@Judymontel]

I so regret my ignorance - what are the names of these fantastic musicians??

[@tedehrhard3090]

The late Byron Berline, fiddle; Darol Anger, fiddle; Joe Walsh & Herschel Sizemore, mandolins; Ned Luberecki, banjo; Sally Van Meter, dobro; Tyler Grant, guitar; Sharon Gilchrist, bass.

[@Judymontel]

@@tedehrhard3090 Thank you so much!!

[@tedehrhard3090]

@@Judymontel You are most welcome.

[@tedehrhard3090]

They really are fabulous musicians, and I especially appreciate Luberecki's tasteful banjo-playing. There's another video of this same lineup doing a medley of Big Sandy and Uncle Pen---well worth checking out.

[@Judymontel]

@@tedehrhard3090 Ahhh - indeed! I will go find it!

[@scottmcgregor8569]

I really enjoy listening to this jam!.... great slide guitar and fiddles!....but I would love to know the bass players' name..... because it's, well,I think its fuckn awesome when the bass is also the percussion section lol... brilliant

[@scottmcgregor8569]

Id love to hear back from you

[@f5mando]

@@scottmcgregor8569That was Sharon Gilchrist on bass. She is usually heard and seen playing mandolin.

[@fiddler0542]

3:31 Darol and Byron

[@carriedye7258]

Many likes!

[@nateherman8804]

Good old Ned!

[@squirrel3310]

Yea ! Sally Van Meter (I like !!!)

[@Lloyd-mo]

So lloyd bridges came back as a fiddle player??😅

[@rd6203]

💙💙💙💙

[@Dulcimertunes]

I play this on hammered dulcimer

[@evelynovercash1147]

I know that is Darol Anger, is the other player Byron Berline?

[@tedehrhard3090]

Yes indeed!

[@ElectricCelt56]

Good cheer. Nice fiddle solos. It's so fast- I don't know where all the notes of the melody went!

[@isabelcarter2822]

OllUnchained melody

Is this Johan Heldenbergh from The Broken Circle Breakdown playing the guitar?

Ah great thanks, they look so much alike!

[@GeoBar12]

I thought it was Walker Texas Ranger :) (I saw Tyler in Sore Fingers last year, great guitar player)

[@paulmoquin461]

I thought it was Chuck Norris. They look so much alike.

[@M_m.aang.uxz.1902]

Nice 4 9 22

[@motionsandmodels35]

Where is bass solo ?

[@markcassidy4232]

Tom is playing with ONLY 2 FINGERS! (RH). That should give U inspiration!

[@williamdean4101]

Why don't the bassists ever get proper and well deserved recognition?

[@rueridge7597]

William Dean Dime a dozen main reason

[@treystewart9812]

they should there very important to the rest of the band sound!

[@curlierthanthou]

Sharon Gilchrist, a most amazing mandolinist

[@dplobner101]

Is that Ned Luberecki on banjo?

[@EddieCollinsMusic]

Yes, Nedski

[@carriehodgson8920]

I put it on replay and let it play over & over :)

[@andymetternich7453]

Why Cherokee shuffle?

[@samaustin3974]

Why Not?