Jim And Jessie Show 1996

[@AldabraJohn]

Man even in their golden years their voices were almost identical to their younger days. Thats a god given gift. God Bless America

[@neilshingleton4921]

Rip jesse You and jim are now reunited forever to make your sweet music in heaven

[@jweaver9242]

These were two of the very best that ever was, They were so nice and kind, and so talented. I still have to go back to hear them, so beautiful!

[@joymcreynolds-jx7ks]

I appreciate you posting this concert because this is the year Jesse and I got married. Thank you.

[@ellaleroy241]

Love me some J and J

[@PROFESSOR-I.C.]

I remember watching and listening to Jim and Jesse and the Virginia Boys on television back in the day. I heard them play 'Freight Train', I was immediately hooked. Probably my favorite song by Jim and Jesse. The song 'Freight Train' was written by Elizabeth Cotten , I think around the 1930s era. Tough times. I never heard it before but I think it's a classic. Jim and Jesse did the song justice and made Elizabeth Cotten proud.R I P Elizabeth, I have always remembered you since then.

[@jweaver9242]

Nobody sings prettier than this! These guys are great, very few could equal them , love their music and beautiful singing!

[@jacobjwengerd8614]

I love u guys i went see them in Grabill , In.

[@jurgenmeise7041]

Schön endlich mal wieder Raymund gesehen und gehört . Danke jockel

[@randyjones7818]

Enjoy the Jim and jesse show..and Jim Campbell on fiddle. R

[@glencoe6305]

A black woman, Elizabeth Cotton,wrote Freight Train .

[@CastleMr40]

I met her a couple of times in the 1970s. What a jewel!

[@trennonking5888]

I wish they would've played Grave in the valley

[@paulengel3417]

saw them a couple times at the oj work auditorium in wadsworth ohio. also doyle lawson. great bluegrass shows...

[@bouffant-girl]

How does Jesse's mandolin tuning differ from the standard tuning? If anyone knows the answer, I would appreciate a response as Jesse Mcreynolds is my biggest mandolin role model.

[@stephenhelton2882]

Standard tuning. Cross picking makes the difference. I've been fortunate enough to pick on it a little.

[@earltaylor4112]

@@stephenhelton2882 Note also that Jesse uses his "split string" technique once in a while, that is fretting each string of a pair individually.

[@tometheridge4711]

@@stephenhelton2882 Crosspicking makes no difference with what sounds like cross-tuning...what you are hearing is two notes played on two strings (which are normally played in unison)...this was accomplished by Jesse using his pinky fingernail on ONE of the A or D strings while playing a different note with a different finger (very nearly impossible) on the other string in the pair...referred to as "split-string" because the pair of unison strings are used as two different strings...very, very few people have been able to do this at all, and nobody has mastered it and incorporated it into their playing except Jesse....("sounds like it's more of ya' " -Frank Wakefield, in reference to cross-tuning)...my favorite Jesse recording has plenty of it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jqvHeGyJjpKdl6c

[@HARLANGENEPARROTT]

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[@mlwsf]

That is a harmonica player. Damn

[@bouffant-girl]

The legendary Roy Acuff once said that Mike Stephen's was the only harmonica player to play with his whole body, not just his hands and mouth. Mr. Acuff really enjoyed watching Mike's whole body moving as Mike played his harmonica! Even though Dizzy Dean gave Roy the moniker, King of Country Music, Roy didn't really enjoy being called the King of Country Music. In Roy's opinion, God was the only true King of Anything or Anywhere. Roy Acuff was definitely imperfect, like each and every one of us,but Mr Acuff was Saved by the Grace of God, and definitely a Christian gentleman! Rest in Heaven, Roy Claxton Acuff!

[@jurgenmeise7041]

Long time ago from Neu Südende !!!

[@mlwsf]

I guess Benny Hinn didn't invent the perma hair! Lol

[@PROFESSOR-I.C.]

Benny Hinn, good one. I remember watching him, I think on TBN years ago. He was a classic in his own way. The wrong way.

[@MrRickpolston]

Who is playing Banjo ?

[@sheilatackett8466]

Jimmy Campbell on fiddle, Jesse McReynolds on mandolin, Jim McReynolds on guitar, Raymond McLain on the banjo. I think the bass player's name is Perkins. I don't remember his first name for sure, but I think it's Jack.

[@sheilatackett8466]

Correction, the bass player's name is Ray, and I believe his last name is Kirkland.

[@CastleMr40]

The Confederate flag is to the left of the US flag. Violation of Military code. And it is larger than US flag. Also, a no-no.

[@Arthur-nw8yo]

Always a liberal smart ass in the crowd. Did you not see the date?

[@bouffant-girl]

Report that to General Mark Alexander Milley; the Conservative Republican warrior, who is the Arch Nemesis of Ole Bone Spurs Trump, and all of the other trumpublicans!

[@oldcremona]

Hopefully they will learn from their mistakes.

[@AldabraJohn]

God bless America brother. God bless Jim and Jesse

[@dubya9622]

So is murdering women and children, but Shermans march showed that winning was all that mattered.