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Muddy Bottom - Osborne Brothers
A cut from KET's 1979 coverage of the McLain Family Band Family Festival in Berea, Kentucky; directed by my friend and former bandmate, Russ Farmer. With the Osborne Brothers absolutely killing it on "Muddy Bottom." I love the sproingy note Sonny plays at about 34 or 35 seconds in, as well as Bobby's improvised lyric about the girl he chased in "Berea after school." And . . . Russ Farmer was one of the Assistant Directors on this!
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I love The Osborne Brothers... always have, always will...
Simon and Garfunkel never reached this level of harmony. This rules. Cheers from New Zealand!
@BanjoChief
4 ай бұрын
Cheers back atchya, from Lexington, Kentucky!
I actually directed this video. One of the first things I ever did.
Rest In Peace, Sonny. Thanks Tom for this and all the other videos you have posted.
The great sproingy banjo note is at 0:32. This also has a fabulous half-solo by Bobby...fantastic tone and wonderful picking on his super-sounding mandolin.
@rosella-5926
6 жыл бұрын
The people that say it is bad Sham on you
One of the best songs ever. Full of love of home. Extremely well performed as well. Sounds like a studio version.
I love Sonny on banjo shake is Head getting at them thank you for download this video what kind of banjo he had cool music
I miss sing like that are good old song
Ruddy, cruddy good ole Muddy Bottom. Sounds a lot like this ol' girl I used to know.
@letsgetcracking4723
7 жыл бұрын
Frank Pierce hahahaha that gave me a pretty damn good laugh
@katierowell9655
6 жыл бұрын
love your singing and playing. Katie N Rowell
@caitlinlw
5 ай бұрын
😂😂😂
Rest in peace sonny
Good times,....!....!
"I still miss my mule."
Love Sonny's banjo part from 0:42 to 0:56
RIP Sonny
At 1:21 is a cut from a different song. Sonny’s capo is on the 2nd fret for a song in A and Muddy Bottom is in G.
@BanjoChief
4 жыл бұрын
You're right! I had never noticed that, but evidently the editor(s) at KET slipped that in. . .
Back in the day when you dressed respectable for people to take you serious.
@brandonmuir8944
4 жыл бұрын
Doyle Lawson once address the question of why the formal dress for him and his band. I think the answer was something to the effect of if you hired a dr to perform surgery,, would you want him to arrive dressed in his best Dr clothes or in jeans and a t shirt. I've noticed lately at festivals the players are usually dress casual for the afternoon shows and formal for the evening shows.. modern Country male singers are mostly just slobs anymore
@luthermoore2969
5 ай бұрын
Facts
I never appreciated what great mandolin player Bobby was.
Hey Tom! I was wondering if anyone has the original prints? Not just the KET edited versions but the unedited? It would be an awesome gift to the bluegrass community to have it uploaded. Or if not the unedited version then the aired programs. Thanks for the upload.
@BanjoChief
2 жыл бұрын
I don't think even KET kept the original footage they shot for this; and usually there was some editing going on in their mobile truck, with producer/director Russ Farmer doing a live mix. At the time they also kept the isolated footage from six or more cameras, but I think it's long gone, since at that time KET would re-use the tape once the show had been finally edited and aired. You could check with Russ Farmer (he's on Facebook) to see if that's the case, as far as he knows...
Muddy bottom osborne brothers song music video.
YOWZA!!!!
Bobby went through a period around this time where he struggled a little. In good voice here, though.
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Great music but I don't know how they stood the jackets in hot weather.
@kermitsizemore457
7 жыл бұрын
steven reno
@sawomirmanikowski6742
6 жыл бұрын
they are real men, not pussies!
@RenoScruggs
4 жыл бұрын
Sweaty real men
@jasperbeatty5985
4 жыл бұрын
Bluegrass magic
@Harmonyww
4 жыл бұрын
A country boy don’t perspire
Was it too hot to dance?