Man of Constant Sorrows, Band From TV

[@aysunsabriyeva6507]

James Denton ♥️

[@cutapacka4]

I do too, It's not often we get a vibrant, child-like Hugh and it always seems to come out when he's makin' music and I love it :)

[@kevinarnold1976]

Thank you!!!! Have the DVD but you can always watch the very talented and handsome Hugh Laurie sing and play guitar. LOVE HUGH LAURIE;0)

[@plaidpirate]

hugh looks like he'd be fun to hang out with

[@parkviewmo]

Their hamony is right nice! HL and James Denton both sound great, too. What great fun! Thanks for uploading.

[@ninjagirl89]

I love seeing Hugh happy! *_*

[@LilyLylaLolaLucy]

The endlessly talented Hugh Laurie.

[@17Hexe]

Unglaublich mein Lieblingsschauspieler singt mein Lieblingslied! Das ich das erleben darf!!

[@cutapacka4]

If everyone loves this clip, you guys all definitely need to get the CD/DVD, its AMAZING, has this, plus a bunch of other priceless material :) Plus it all goes 100% to charity. I sound like I'm a spokesperson for them, but I honestly just love Hugh, BFTV and all the work they do, they're such a great group and its amazing all the money they're giving to such good causes

[@ValeLovesU2]

Simply fantastic Hugh!

[@SqUeAkYGrace]

Some of my favorite men sitting here playing an amazing song

[@ibkristykat]

I would loved to have heard Adrian sing this - as he seems to do country songs well...

[@sleepingcolours]

Thank you so much for this. They all sound great. :)

[@17Hexe]

My favourite actor sings my favourite song. Unbelievable :-)

[@ushioooooooooooooooo]

when i see hugh smiling i'm happy all the day^^

[@cutapacka4]

Isn't he? I love that man :P

[@tiffb17]

i love it

[@cutapacka4]

@drgregsgurl Yeah I saw you commented on my Vic video, what an amazing weekend, huh? I went to the Vic and the Harry Caray show; my BFTV fantasy of them coming to Chicago actually came to fruition after 3 years and is now complete, I'm happy :)

[@lesterluvsu]

hugh laurie was born an amzing little thing.

[@CaroDrago]

I love moment 2:02 when Hugh smile like a little child ^w^

[@Dobbybanks]

Not sure how can be a real one as it is a traditional originally recorded by D Burnett here is what wiki has" "Man of Constant Sorrow" is a traditional American folk song first recorded by Dick Burnett, a partially blind fiddler from Kentucky. The song was originally recorded by Burnett as "Farewell Song" printed in a Richard Burnett songbook, c. 1913. An early version was recorded by Emry Arthur in 1928"

[@narancsszorp]

Laurie is sooo cuteee!! :) :) :)

[@Shr3dd3r2k8]

@derdriui Even the Great Bob Dylan isn't the first. The original title of this one is Woman of Constant Sorrow. Been sung since the 1800s. Bob's is just of the earliest recordings, and obviously the first recording of it as Man of Constant Sorrow.

[@cutapacka4]

Well, considering they were just kind of jamming and riffing in the backstage area, I'd say it's pretty good :)

[@cutapacka4]

@ScandinavianTVFan Aww, I'm sorry you didn't get the whole package! There was one other "behind the scenes" video, but you're not missing much. If I have some time I may record and upload that as well.

[@Suds95]

i want the tabs that hugh was using for this song :) Ps: i love him :P

[@bjornar84]

does anyone know the progression of this?

[@cutapacka4]

@ScandinavianTVFan Eh, it was just this behind-the-scenes "interview" with everyone EXCEPT Hugh (so naturally I wasn't as interested as usual, hehe. I love the band, but Hugh is kind of my guiding interest). They just talked about the band and their charity work.

[@derdriui]

It's nothing on Bob Dylan, but it's pleasant :) I love Hugh, it's just. This has nothing on the real one.

[@HedgieEirulf]

Oh my god..... /dies

[@nakedrobz]

@bjornar84 drop D blues sequence D G A