Lorena - The Bluestone Ramblers

The Bluestone Ramblers - Charleston, South Carolina Bluegrass Band featuring Gary Payne on the Dobro, Keith McCullough on the Mandolin, Shawn Beckner on the Uke Bass, Sandy Nivens on Guitar, and Derek Deakins on Fiddle.

[@rebsarge]

I was a Confederate infantry reenactor for 30 years, and this song goes way down deep; in my soul.

[@frankuebelmann5176]

Me too😊 Civil War reenactor since 1984. And my heart goes open by this Song 👍

[@phillipbrown8346]

Not just yours,my friend....

[@Lovie70]

I am Canadian and never heard of this song before. I was raised on country music so I am surprised I never heard it before. I cannot stop playing this over and over. Such a haunting and beautiful song. I have since played other renditions but find yours to be SO haunting and beautiful Thank you.

[@lewiemcneely9143]

Born a hillbilly and God willing I'll die a hillbilly. Thanks, Guys. BLESSINGS!

[@diannemcnaughton1907]

beautifully played

[@garydickinson5327]

Beautiful. Thankyou fellows!

[@charlesmorris6910]

Never heard it done better..even when I did it.

[@alanoneill3065]

Nice Heartfelt!

[@starkfaktory6920]

Fine peace of art. That blue shirt is the same one Arthur Morgan wears in RDR2 btw :) Greetings from France. Now don't be mistaken...I am belgian

[@joshyouaremckenzie]

there are 3 blue shirts here

[@JonathanHerz]

Nice version… makes me want to learn to play lap steel guitar

[@Freawulf]

Amazing; subbed! Greetz from Athens, (not Georgia, the original one... ;))

[@johntait491]

Excellent. No banjo player though?

[@merlynschutterle7242]

Just grab your banjo and work it out. It's pretty easy if you know the chord progression. It sounds better on guitar and fiddle though.

[@johntait491]

@@merlynschutterle7242 I'm a fiddler and I can play it. John Harford did a good job his version of the song.

[@tomokra]

so they recorded this somewhere ... then did a video standing outside and added wind noises? okay ...

[@TheBluestoneRamblers]

Hey Tom, Thanks for taking the time to watch our video of this old tune, Lorena. This was filmed live on a cold winter day on Johns Island, SC. The wind noise is live and natural as is our instruments... no studio magic here! The Bluestone Ramblers

[@alanoneill3065]

@@TheBluestoneRamblers It's good to correct the cynic Especially those who choose to begin a sentence with..."So..."

[@xiangqiforchessplayers9209]

The sound is remarkably good for an outside recording

[@lewiemcneely9143]

@@TheBluestoneRamblers I saw the moss blowing. NO problem. Thank God for the SOUTH!