I know You Rider

[@freakinfairlane]

Real country-style music with the tele's kickin'. Give me a tele and a tube amp any day, everyday. Kenny is slick.

[@SR-jd6qe]

Great video! So glad Clarence Whites guitar didn't end up in a museum but around Marty's neck to be played

[@chrislarcombemusic8445]

Innit!!!!

[@terrynash3347]

Couldn't be in better hands!

[@stratocaster1greg]

I grew up hearing Pops play Willie, Waylon, Johnny Cash. I listened to Hendrix, Johnny Winter, Trower. These guys are guitar heros just like my old heros.

[@William-yh2sh]

Trower, Cash, Don Rich I'm with you brother. I call Marty The Governor.

[@bareknuckles2u]

Marty is so good it's scary! Kenny too! This band is one of the best.

[@seabertotter4325]

The seem to be superlative!

[@dreamman002]

I just love to hear Marty and Kenny play those Telecasters!!! 😍😍

[@5speedMax]

I also love the nod to Merle Haggard in the intro riff.

[@jimtaylor1204]

I saw Marty Stuart and the Fabulous Superlatives perform at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville. Best show I've ever seen. What a great band, and all are super musicians.

[@ronnyvonallmen6892]

Great to see Clarence White’s “B Bender” Performing once again…..Great Band….

[@sidf78]

gene parsons

[@docmartin3344]

marty and cousin kenny,, 2 of the best to ever pick up a tele !

[@tomlehr861]

The best country band going, maybe best band period.

[@5speedMax]

I love this song with that outlaw country pace and feel these guys put on it.

[@albertandrews130]

Marty and the boys carry on the tradition of Cosmic American Music

[@jonprude2557]

On their version of Mr. Spaceman it's clearly an homage to mcguinn and clarence white, jangly, then bendy. And luv your "cosmic," appellation to this kind of folk music, ala, "Workingman's Dead;" simultaneously earthy and grimly blue-collar met with biblical sensitivity to the woes of a man.

[@jonprude2557]

My girlfriend made me write that last part...

[@tc6485]

@@jonprude2557 'Cosmic American Music' was coined by Gram Parsons. The Dead were something else based in San Fran hippieland, lol.

[@methyod]

@@tc6485 you sound like a real fun guy, lol

[@mitchmatthews6713]

Marty is the ultimate in cool.

[@martinhanley9524]

The whole band is ! Why? Because they are tremendous musicians abd very tight ! Hoop there it is 👍❤️🎶

[@peterward9446]

Married to the gorgeous Connie Smith & the custodian of Clarence White's B-Bender ...which I do believe he's playing in this clip ...how could he *_not_* be the ultimate in cool ...

[@dennisdevine3382]

I know this song. The Grateful Dead used to do this number in San Francisco back in the 60's. Marty Stuart & The Superlatives do a great job as always. Thanks for bring back the memories.

[@tcoradeschi]

And in the 70s, 80s and 90s. A total of 564 by the GFD, plus who knows how many more by band members after Jerry died…

[@b3astmtn]

We opened up for them, had a good meal with them at the restaurant and chatted for awhile then watched them play an amazing show! Also went and seen and chatting more.. they are all good people!

[@SURRYHOUSE2]

Cool

[@oldermusiclover]

did you get to see the guitar close up

[@MonteD1]

He's a good guy. I got to play Clarence.

[@robertwynkoop7112]

Kenny is the quintessential lead country genius guitarist complete with fringe and cowboy hat, just great! Marty is the Man!

[@garytoner5719]

Great version Marty Stewart and Kenny Vaughn.

[@tonylee1103]

Is this the greatest country song ever or what listen to that man on a Telecaster

[@j.l.hennig4339]

Incredible. Until now I didn't know Marty played that song, I' ve mostly been familiar with Grateful Dead's version, but Marty and his band take it to another level. And that Clarence White style solo towards the end is the icing on the cake.

[@stevengoldberg7851]

New Fan ! Who knew you guys are so good.

[@reserrvoirman]

Marty I don tknow if you read comments but you and Kenny are two guitar players that realloy compliment each other.You guys just get better and better

[@markstang4593]

Saw several great shows at this venue when I lived in Ft. Thomas, KY from 1998-2003. Levon Helm, David Lindley, Sleepy LaBeef and others. Great intimate room.

[@coolhandluke2310]

Telecaster heaven right there.👏👏👏❤️🇨🇦

[@oldermusiclover]

would soo love to see these guy in person LOVE LOVE Martys guitar

[@steveundertoned9456]

Can't say enough about Marty's hair consistency.

[@douggarrick4378]

We saw them in Salt Lake this May. One of the very best shows we've seen. Totally flawless performance.

[@johnyoung4529]

Go Marty!

[@alanfrost6145]

I can hear Clarence Whites sound in that beautiful guitar

[@bluesman7703]

DANG THAT GOOD 👍 SOME OF THE BEST GUITARS RIPPING

[@JohnWhite-xc3md]

So good. I have too see Marty next time he comes around. He sure knows how to use Clarence's b bender.

[@JCKAMK]

I remember this tune from the Kingston trio's Sunny Side album when I was but a lad. Wonderful job by TFS

[@commontater8630]

OMG Kingston Trio! Didn't know that. Blast from the past!

[@kravitz1999]

quality meets perfection

[@1022rebelreddog]

go back and listen to the byrds era music late 60s and early 70s..and check out Clarence white. on those records etc. that's his guitar marty is playing...

[@douggarrick4378]

That is so admirable that he's taking that guitar out and letting us hear it again. He plays it well and it is a remarkable sounding guitar.

[@sosmra]

I did not know that thanks for the tip

[@RogerBolt]

Simply the best.

[@SophisticatedBob]

Kenny is amazing. And a real character...

[@Mountainrock70]

Best version!

[@keithclark486]

This is good Check out seldom Scenes version of this song.

[@paullevine1813]

@@keithclark486 And Hot Tuna with Jorma Kaukonen on Acoustic.

[@commontater8630]

@@keithclark486 Yeah, I saw a good one by them. Post John Duffey.

[@ybabredi]

Seen him last year in Dublin. Mind blowing.

[@ParrotheadPoet]

Great show!

[@Hotbopnroll]

Great version

[@shanewhitelock2049]

That's one special guitar

[@DrummerBrianAylor]

I know YOU rider!

[@SURRYHOUSE2]

What a band. James River. TIDEWATER VIRGINIA

[@jeffreyscott4564]

Pure Talent ,,,

[@iplaymytele]

Man Oh Man does Clarence ever sound good on this…..🎶❤️❤️❤️🎶

[@commontater8630]

This is really cool. I believe they Superlatives are the best around at doing this song. Other than the Grateful Dead, that is.

[@shelflife3867]

Wow!!

[@tjcolatrella943]

Wow.!

[@bopboprecords4230]

Wow.

[@richardarnold7240]

Now that is the way to handle a Telecaster!

[@Wetstache]

Jerry brought me here, no algorithm. 🤘

[@William-yh2sh]

The Governor Marty Stuart

[@kravitz1999]

Kenny is a monster!

[@BenSHammonds]

I recall this song by Gale Garnett long time ago

[@62avocado]

Cosmic cowboys

[@outoftheirskulls5676]

Earl Scruggs grandson; Chris Scruggs is on bass

[@SeeCSeesCC]

thats PNW legend Gail Davies son all the way

[@leonnaveaux9414]

Some Allman Bro-ish licks in there. Marty is just way cool.

[@anoldmannameddave7455]

Is that a Baritone Tele he’s playing?

[@dziegele]

Standard Tele but heavily modified (pickups, added B-bender, etc.). It was once Clarence White's.

[@robertwynkoop7112]

@@dziegele the original B bender? That Clarence invented (I think)……..

[@jrwojo9195]

It was a Clarence and Gene Parsons collaboration on this guitar. Yes this is the real thing. Marty got it after Clarence died.

[@jrwojo9195]

The Southgate house Revival has to be the greatest venue I. The country

[@fortunatoofamontillado1059]

Does it get any better than Marty on a b bender? I don't think so!!!!!

[@thejamnasium6447]

Marty doing Dead. perfect.

[@paullevine1813]

The Jam, The song goes back to the 30s & was never written by them . They did it as many have & made it their own in their way. Your right Marty dose on hell of a fine job on Clarence Whites original B Bender & you can really see him work it .

[@Notcorncowsorchickens]

It’s not a Dead song. Old traditional folk song. Many have covered this. Great rendition, actually sounds more like Hot Tuna.

[@Bee-hf3fc]

Borrowed from the tradition and returned

[@homann25]

Well played, but sorry, the grateful dead was on another level…

[@brianhanes8253]

I dunno brother. I've listened to the numerous recordings and went to 80 Grateful Dead shows, loved the song. Give the man credit, Marty does do a fabulous job with this song.