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Sorry this took so long, but it would have been around 1984
knopflerado 5 months ago
When I here this song I thing of my home Erie. They've all moved away, as have I.
mikehvar 1 year ago
What a bluegrass band. I wish I had a chance to see them.
flatpicker1234 1 year ago
@flatpicker1234 you have an opportunity! check out the bluegrass blog for the info on their 10 tour dates.
theberbness 1 year ago
@theberbness What bluegrass blog ?
flatpicker1234 1 year ago
@flatpicker1234 type "the bluegrass blog" into google. I can't type a URL into these comments, but it's just Bluegrassblog with a .com at the end
theberbness 1 year ago
TruegrassBoy, you got it all wrong. Go into some up-scale golf development or gated mansion fortress - those are the rank strangers.
upfromunder 1 year ago 2
I can't believe this is on here because I was at this taping! It was at the Cannery in Nashville, free to the public. Saw an ad in the Tennessean that they needed an audience for a Hot Rize taping, so I went. Got a seat in front of Charles Sawtelle, not a bad place to be! There were probably 20 people in the "crowd," so the applause was dubbed in. Great show!
knopflerado 2 years ago 3
@knopflerado Do you know the Date at all?
steveo8719 1 year ago
Great old Stanley Brothers' song. I think of this song every time I look around the streets of today with all the immigration.
TruegrassBoy 2 years ago
Man this was the early days for Hot Rize. I heard they were so poor starting out that Tim used to have to take off his glasses after the show so the van could have a windshield.
collingsmando 2 years ago 2
that is just wrong guy
abridg20atuncc 2 years ago
Yeah Charles was really great. He used to pass out business cards with his name and number on them and just the word "Expert."
collingsmando 2 years ago 2
In college when everybody was listening to Cindy Lauper and Guns 'n' Roses, I was listening to Hot Rize and Tony Rice (throw some Ry Cooder in there too.) How uncool.
timpipe 2 years ago
Charles is my biggest influence for my flatpicking. I sure miss him
okcmco 2 years ago
ah the great and much missed Charles Sawtelle. thanks for posting
md5543 2 years ago