Warm Morning Stove - Remember When?

[@Firekeeper61]

I'm setting in front of my warm warming stove dressing a axe got to feed the little stove. Not to worry, the bean pot is working real good. Stop in and get a bowl and a slab of bread and we can sit by the warm morning,. Opry comes in pretty good up here. Love and prayers for true American people. Bless our covid people. Ole Mountain man Firekeeper!!

[@dillonmarshall1689]

If that ain't country, I'll kiss yer ass! 50 holes in a ol' tin roof, me and my family are living proof... my question to folks today...how would you get by without a "smart phone"? My answer/suggestion, learn how to fish and make a fire. Life is really that simple and beautiful. With that being said, I'm posting this comment off my smartphone, lol!! (IRONY)... all joking aside, this is another beautiful creation from the brothers. Keep on keeping on 👍

[@JimHarold]

My grandparents in West Virginia had a Warm Morning stove! Great bluegrass playing and song!

[@merlelehman4215]

Love the music my friend, that brings back memories we used to take water bottles to bed put them down at our feet to keep us warm. Then every Saturday evening we took A bath in the tub beside the Stove.

[@JerGol]

Fascinating reading through the comments to see how many people have this type of poverty experienced in living memory. 99% of the people using KZbin would be appalled at having to live like that, showing how far things have come in so short a time. Thanks for this, boys; a real treat. 👍🏼

[@Mike-k7p9p]

I loved the Old warm Morning stove songe. I sure miss my old cabin that burned 🔥 in Sunshine Colorado. Thanks for the Memories of My old stove and best of friends, the Mayer of Sunshine, Chris Voorhees, hope he's well cuss I'm sick😂

[@theluth9046]

As a kid I stayed with my grandma, and on a cold winter night she would have a good far going for we went to bed, but then, through the night the old far would burn out and that's when you pulled the covers up around your neck real good and tight and just wait for Grandma to come in there in the morning and shake the grates and build a far and then when it would warm up it was time to jump out of bed and get some biscuits and gravy and fried eggs, and yes sometime some fried potatoes, cooked on her wood fared kitchen stove. That's why I love pepper today because when she fixed your eggs she would blacken the top of them with pepper and I tell you what I still do it! Love that old song, makes me long for the daz gone by.....

[@eddiemoore8468]

Listening to this song brings back a lot of memories of how I grew up. Hard life, but a lot simpler times. Worried more about staying warm and something to eat. Good old biscuits and gravy with fried bologna for breakfast. Have eaten a lot of it and it tastes even better the older you get. Thanks for bringing back some good old memories.

[@jimmybritt9537]

Thats some feel good brings back memories music , thank's boy's 😉👍👍🇺🇸

[@bugnfront]

Hey boys, you hit on my childhood...we had a Ben Franklin..ever thing that needed heated was done on that stove! I was third in line for the weekend bath in the horse troft. By then it was time for another bucket off the stove into the trout. I didnt mind the water in the trout was dirty cuz my water was made warm again by the new bucket of hot water, well, to tell you ..we didnt know we were poor, but we knew at dinner until betime...it was everyone in the room..sitting around and enjoying the warmth of that ol' Ben stove! I split all the wood and everyone got nice at me when the wood ben was low...and I took advantage of it...like on that day, I didnt have to feed the animals, my sisters had to do it then...I split and watched as they complained...was worth it...oh and my younger sister was next in line in the troft...and I was always the dirtiest...from splitting wood of course!! Lol

[@Boomeray3013]

Still have a scar from a burn from our old stove! Huddle around that old stove...the only way for us to stay warm! We were poor, but we were happy!

[@theluth9046]

Amen that!

[@dalelangila9274]

Better to be poor and happy then rich and sad

[@trueteam1313]

I grew up with a old Ashley wood heater My dad made some might fine potluck soup on it... anytime I would see the soup pot on the heater I knew good food was on the way... thanks for the memories ...God Bless

[@thetrumpnewsnetwork7503]

I remember when I was a yungun my grandmother in the kitchen from 4am cooking on an old cast iron pot belly stove til dinner. Don't remember eating any beans thou lol. Life on a dairy farm was the best kinda living. I feel really bad for those who never experienced such a thing. I do remember sitting close to that stove in the winter time trying to keep warm. They had chickens so it was always eggs and toast and bacon or sausage for breakfast. Oh and that nasty milk from the cow that separated in the glass lol. I hated that stuff.

[@gerardjohnson2106]

Good un. Mamma and Pa had a Warm Morning in the living room. Coal oil lamps, N-heads in the bed and plenty of tack quilts. Mamma made biscuits on top of that old stove and we'd have biscuits, canned apples and butter churned in a quart jar for breakfast. Damn fine living.

[@MarkWYoung-ky4uc]

I remember those warm mornings.

[@thomasnelson2463]

Cold? You haven't spent a winter night in Northern Wisconsin, we'll show you cold! ( I love your music and humor! )

[@graemedalgleish8944]

Cold. Can I tell you about north west Saskatchewan with just a stove in the kitchen for heat. If the cat slept with you it wasn't bad. When you went to bed, you bundled up your clothes so you could grab them before you run into the kitchen.

[@dillonmarshall1689]

Heck, cold is cold...it ain't a competition in any region. You gotta adapt and overcome anything and everything on the spot! With me on my goofy soapbox saying that out there...much love, respect, stay safe and blessings to all!!

[@graemedalgleish8944]

It hit minus 40 this morning.

[@mervjb809]

It was so cold where I grew up, in the spring time, the brown spots on the sheets gave off farting sounds

[@banjocantrell838]

You spoke the truth about those old Warm Mornin stoves. Those old hand quilted quilts.Had ice on the windows too

[@roylong9889]

I remember that. Better Days

[@wolfmccray3547]

I just refurbished and installed a Warm Morning Stove!! Grew up with them and still love em! Thanks guys....

[@GrampyCampy]

I have and still use my warm morning stove every day!!! Love it too! 🦌⛪️🏡👍✝️❄️💕😂🙏🇺🇸

[@davidb5978]

Back in 1976 my Dad closed in our back porch and had a stone mason build a big stone fireplace on the end of the room. For the first 2 years you would be freezing cold unless you were sitting right in front of the fire on the raised stone hearth. Your back would be plenty hot but your front would feel a cold draft as the air in the room was being sucked up the chimney. The 3rd year Dad got a wood stove and installed it in front of the fireplace closing off that large open hearth. The difference was like night and day. That room was warm and toasty after that. No open fireplace for me, thanks.

[@randallrbaker5030]

Great song I remember grandma and grandpa still carrying in drinking water in early 80s when I was a kid . That was fun times as I remember 😎

[@PLINKER]

I loved that tune!

[@timeisnowe4005]

Ha!!! Still have one!!!

[@DeVandrare]

Brought back memories of growing up in a very small Montana town. The small local store had a post office in the back with the old brass boxes, worn wooden floors and a wood stove in the center constantly surrounded by old timers only too willing to give a kid a healthy ration of grief. At the time I recall how I disliked most of them but now... I 'd give just about anything for those old timers to give me a hard time again.

[@johnjamesodonnell5608]

Love the singing and the stories well done boys.

[@disgustedvet9528]

Grandparents had an old two story farmhouse and us kids used to sleep upstairs . It was hot in summer and freezing in winter but quilts and comforters kept us warm in bed . Was a grate in the floor roughly over the woodburner and we would stand over that grate getting dressed before coming downstairs .

[@EvaWallace-ou1xv]

Keep up the good work. I love your songs and jokes😂

[@barefoofDr]

I'll be firing the Warm Morning up this morning down in the shop. I couldn't live without one but they are getting harder to find.

[@wandalea9]

Yeah, we had a big Warm Morning woodstove in Oregon. Had a blower!

[@Pygar2]

I posted five days ago about my Grandppaw Sprout's Warm Morning stove- how I wish I had it today! Them big orange geodes had a less polite name then- a *few* things are better today! I'm in the IGA 3 or 4 times a week, never seem to run into ya. Listen, if you need an invite to the Nextdoor Wilmore community page, just let me know!

[@dancrafton89]

Made me think about a story my Daddy told on his self. He got up one night in his sleep a walked in to the kitchen and dumped the water out of the water bucket and took it back in to his room as he went through the livingroom where grandpa slept grandpa ask what he was doing with the water bucket, and Daddy told him he was taking it in to his bedroom to keep it cool. When he woke up the next morning he ask what that empty bucket was doing in he room. Grandpa told him what he did and made him walk down to the spring and get some more water. Daddy said it was along walk to the spring and back, but that was the only place they had to get drinking water. God bless.

[@lopezguy9587]

Smh good memories

[@jackiegfeller]

You can't hardly find parts for them anymore! They were awesome stoves! There are still a few around!

[@rc6147]

Outstanding. Sounds great boys.

[@eternalprep9125]

I had a "Copper Clad". Beautiful tan enamel. Everything you could possibly need, fire box on the left, six top plates, two ovens, one hot the other medium, bun warmer over the range and a water tank on the right for hot water and humidity.

[@357bullfrog2]

Yes indeed. Memories of my childhood

[@jeffreybonderman6897]

We used to sit around the Kitchen Table and play card games and the Monarch wood stove would be crackling away keeping us warm. Thanks for the memories guys!

[@casscowgirl5124]

I'm still heating my old farm house with a Warm Morning stove!! Don't suppose you could tell me how to change the thermocouple? I figured out how to light it by myself tonight when the pilot went out. About 3 degrees out tonight. Suppose to use two people. In case you ever need to know this, you can put a brick on top of the valve with the pilot. GREAT SONG!!

[@DDejon]

That is perfect. It sounds like 1973 to me when everything was Americana. Great performance.

[@KathysTube]

Love it! I remember well... Thanks! 👍

[@garybrowder8014]

Still using a warm morning lp stove don't know how old it could be....I remember heating field stone putting under the end of blankets too

[@herdfan697278]

Yes, we had one like everybody else!

[@cecilledbetter2715]

good job love you guys

[@thestone46]

Got ole GLENWOOD range goin' right now.... 29* Outside.... 68 in here.

[@theluth9046]

Ain't nothing like a wood fared heater stove!

[@clarencegreen3071]

Grew up with a Warm Morning stove, home-made quilts, and hot biscuits and gravy. Learned to work at an early age. Great way to get your early experience, but I don't think I want to go back. Oh yes, you fellers pick pretty good!

[@toddwharvey]

Thanks for sharing your talent and stories, fellas! I really appreciate y’all!

[@sammylacks4937]

Lordy , that s bound to go platinum. My family came up just round the bend from yall . On the Green R. I d like come aboard for a weekend and hang with ya ll.

[@SpookyCam01]

Y'all are amazing! Keep up the good work

[@mrbr549]

Warm Morning stove was great, but you almost burnt on the stove side and froze on the other.

[@TennRides]

Momma used to tell us how when she was growing up on the farm, they had to use corn cobs and would wait for the Sears-Roebuck catalog to come out so they could use pages from it. And here we are with durn fools hording up rolls of Toilet Paper for fear they would have to used leaves, etc. Spoiled brats today.

[@iguesi]

Ahh... I can remember sinking several inches into a feather bed covered in multiple layers of hand made quilts and the whole house was heated by one Franklin stove in the kitchen.

[@msb358]

Will you two ever be near Northwest Indiana for a show?

[@1WickedAngel1]

Hi boys ! ❤️💙❤️

[@mantolaman]

Yep, we had one, but in Illinois it was a coal burner. Seemed like I was forever, digging under the loose floorboards in the coal house trying to scrape up a bucketfull. And yea, the water bucket was froze more mornings than once.

[@haroldemery7436]

Missing the weekly cast videos ☹️

[@chitrachannelvlog4822]

Hi bro, I dont see any adverts, arent yur channel monotized? enjoy your songs, Cheers from cramp, concrete, regimented Singapore.

[@Ohnyet]

When my uncle was young,the kids would stick their feet in the oven in the morning.

[@RBGlider1970]

I lived in a house as a little kid. There was a huge stove, that heated the whole house.

[@barrydavidson525]

I'm 72, born at home on the farm in Missouri and our house was heated with a Warm Morning stove. Burned wood or coal.

[@annajones2165]

I did not not have a bath rooms to go to in the 🏠 it is out side yaup. I just got MT a dove getter. O my God I am readed to play

[@deborahlucas141]

Just put one in from an old store.

[@mike-indiana6643]

Do you know what a sad iron stove is ?

[@burtisbills1668]

Fond memories of lighting the fire and setting with my feet in the oven

[@Machi74005]

Cook yeast donuts on the wood stove

[@jonathansmith5511]

I'm a white bean guy.

[@chorton38305]

One of these soft, spoiled millennials would never make it under those conditions today.