Clarence White, Tony Rice, Larry Rice, Bobby Slone

[@ClarenceJWTR]

I've listened to this more times than I could ever count..

[@maxmerry8470]

Absolutely priceless upload! Had Clarence lived, he'd have been at the forefront of the mid-70s "newgrass" revival, I'm positive. Great to hear him trading licks here with the wonderful Tony Rice. I recall seeing The New Kentucky Colonels, featuring Clarence, in Derby, spring of 1973, wowing a group of college students, many of whom were totally new to bluegrass but were still left with mouths agape! Ah, what a tragic loss....

[@jacobarrowood3587]

The world was a better place with Clarence and Larry.

[@Patrick57]

There has probably been a weeklong reunion and jam session of these 4 masters and truly wonderful people the last week. A heavenly hootnanny! I'm glad to say I was fortunate enough to meet 3 of them.

[@als1023]

WOW, for White / Rice fanatics, pure gold !! Not a bland note in the bunch ,,,,, tasty, delicious, Thank you for posting !!

[@wadefallat1418]

There is so much to learn. Thankyou.

[@johnmitchelljr]

Sweet sadness the last meeting, but not the last listening. Thank you for sharing.

[@armandtherrien3983]

Clarence White (Leblanc) was my uncle's nephew. I remember the news of his passing so needlessly, at such a young age. Flatpicking at it's best.

[@paleskinnybones]

Born June 7th, 1944! … My birthday is 60 years later

[@nateherman8804]

Larry Rice is easily keeping up with both Clarence and Tony doing some amazing mandolin work.

[@asawhite2220]

And that is praise indeed! Why do we not hear more about Larry Rice? His picking on this is electrifying!

[@francoisvola3611]

@@asawhite2220 unfortunately Larry died from cancer in 2014 RIP.

[@ksmith3702]

@@francoisvola3611 2004 he was my uncle

[@francoisvola3611]

@@ksmith3702 I played with Wyatt on stage quite a few times, Larry and Tony once great guys great musicians! soundcloud.com/user-384429364/wyatt-rice-francois-vola-and-larry-rice-live-92 soundcloud.com/user-384429364/tony-and-francois-1996

[@Kan-o-tex]

Totally underrated mandolin player; he was a great picker.

[@Emmetgriffin9]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@randyjones7818]

Clarence picking and playing is much more rhythmic than tonys..I can really tell when I hear both of them together..1973..summer of 73.clarence dies.

[@we7438]

Very cool. The only thing missing is Tony saying something about Clarence's guitar...

[@ClarenceJWTR]

I think he does at 17:05!!!! I think he's mentioning the bigger sound hole "really cuts" and how being "out in front of it he can really hear everything" !!!!!

[@sadiehager4650]

TOP DRAWER!

[@tonyricebutwithahangover856]

11:38

[@davidhaddock7433]

Is Clarence panned right?