this gets better with every listen

Aside from Alison and Dan's vocals, these 5 musicians are 'hot shit' to coil a phrase. Beautifully produced, we get some nice close-ups of the pickin', slidin' and sawin' on that fiddle. What they have is something that AI will never replace... and that's friendship and genuine human feeling behind the drive to be this good. Listening to good Bluegrass like this classic song is like watching swallows in flight.

Grammy award winning performance!

banjo tabs on my table, NOW!

Ron Block is such a great banjo player. And he even looks the archetypal part :))

They're having a blast. Enjoying every note, phrase etc. Top shelf musicians, Nashville,s Finest. 🙏❤️🎼🎼

The first :45 as everyone notices how tight they sound is pure gold. Dans face is priceless.

@cece8095

Жыл бұрын

There is a sentimentality to the sound of this song, I feel. Sounds like home:) 🤍

It doesn't get better than this.. expert musicians all of them.

this tune would go great with a railroad trip aboard a vintage STEAM train through some mountainous region of the central/southern states such as the Smokies......music in time with the big pistons and drivers chuffing along fairly fast...........so many bluegrass tunes that just seem to have been made for railroading.....! thundering around the bend fast and ON TIME......when the engineer blows that whistle,people stop whatever they,re doing for a moment to set their watches and clocks to it........

Not long enough, so I'm playing it again!

@daigo1952

7 жыл бұрын

Alison reminding us she's more that just a great voice...

Listening to Ron playing, sounds like there are at least 2 banjos playing.

Wow, just incredible playing...I hear a nod to the late, great "King Of Bluegrass", Mr. Jimmy Martin...what a guy. Superb track.

That bass player is keeping them in time!

@davidklein5007

2 жыл бұрын

I'm listening on my laptop's speakers and I'll have to take your word for thatr.

@1946nimrod

2 жыл бұрын

That's his job!

@paulmartin39

2 жыл бұрын

That's what he there for. Rhythm section. Bass & Drums.

@paulmartin39

2 жыл бұрын

His name is Barry Bales. I saw these live in Cardiff, Wales UK. Mid 90,s. 🇬🇧 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

Happy Birthday Barry 👍👍🎂🎂

got it on repeat....man, oh man, my goodness me....who needs lecktricity? lol

@tylercatlett5359

5 жыл бұрын

William L. I’ve had this song on repeat for 2 months

True to the Tune.. and true to the time. Metro-Gnomes, all.

Superb musicians, I saw these live @ The Cardiff Coal Exchange late 80,s. , early 90,s. Brilliant stuff.

Brilliant alarm clock music

absolute perfection n that's a fact

What an awesome instrumental! Toe tapping is going on! Texas Two Step Heaven!

LOVE BABY THAT'S WHERE IT'S AT

Can you hear those cbickens squawk and cluck in that fiddle....and the sounds they make when they're layin? Play it again cranked up!

Blows me away!

Wow and then some

Son Buenisimos. Tocan los Instrumentos en forma Increible¡!!

I can only imagine how exhausting playing the fiddle is. I can see why she doesn't play as much now that she's older.

Wow

This song Absolutely needs to be 8 minutes long...🙃

Pretty lit.

BAN - JO nuff sed

Nice!

Check out Dave Hum banjo on same tune or Mungo Jerry's "In the Summertime". Any style Irish to bluegrass and beyond.

Barry Bale timing immaculate

The dobro made the hen cluck

0:34 ron and dan, know its good

I love this version of this tune. Still working out the licks on it myself...

Could do with being a bit longer. I could listen to Ron Blocks banjo playing again and again. Reminds me a bit of the late. great Kenny Ingram.

son

What's Chris Pratt doing up there?

I dont hear chicken i hear trains

@Jrhnhemp

3 жыл бұрын

I hear chickens.

What is up🤔, its the opposite of down.

Wow thats nothing like the original song, kinda anyway though. Must be the hillbilly Lib version.