First Aid Kit with little brother Isak - Man of Constant Sorrow

[@johnbernhardt2335]

they always have another great performance up their sleeves/

[@jamesdeeringer6789]

So 😎. More of y'all is a good thing. Big love to everyone.🤟🧘🙏♻️

[@ldosucowboy3279]

Fantastic. Thanks for posting. First Aid Kit just got even better.

[@kevindevine6780]

I said it before and I'll say it again "They are definitely something else"!!!

[@healinggardens-terribowlby3129]

Awesome!!!

[@stephglenrhiannon]

Excellent ❤️

[@markweatherly6782]

Cool More Isak. Maybe he should join US tour.

[@amberrobertsimages3403]

Obsessed with this 🤩

[@SonjaLinman-ol6gr]

Aww- that 3 part! Whoop-

[@eleanorsendeavors29]

My lawd - the girls look like they're channeling "The Judds" with those outfits! Great job, as always though - showing us that Sweden can do American roots music justice!

[@judecaplin1860]

So we all want to hear a Elvis song from him now right? Lol

[@kalevala29]

This song is technically not bluegrass, if's before that, which basically started with Bill Monroe, and was first recorded in 1928 I do believe. And its origins go back even further, past down from generation to generation like all the songs of the mountain folk, as they are sometimes called. In a way it's confirming the deep Christian faith of the Scoth-Irish people who settled in Appalachia. This version seems pretty true to its roots. And I didn't realize Johanna had such a low voice. Good job, and great harmonies as usual. “God willin’ and the creek don’t rise.” 😉

[@lancelawrence7825]

Mac oye. Just right amount cellophane m knee flex. " meet George Mav Brucson.e his wife Judy ❤

[@johnkeenan2595]

Wha?