Great post.
nasty5oh 6 months ago
The steel guitar actually sounds good with jd and them!!
owsleyforkmusic 9 months ago
was this at Martins Tavern on 7th and Limestone?
darthinvaderson 1 year ago
No, this was at a place called Diner's Playhouse. Martin's was much smaller, uh, more intimate . . .
BanjoChief 1 year ago
@BanjoChief is there anything else you know about Martins Tavern on 7th and Limestone and about JD Crowe playing there back in the 50s and 60s? If not, is there anyone else who may know more about it?
That was hot!
banjovi1953 2 years ago
J.D. is the Crown Prince. Earl is the king. ;-)
pickinvidders 2 years ago
Listen to that 4th string on the intro. Amazing sound and amazing picking coming from JD!
carteru93 3 years ago
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owsleyforkmusic 2 years ago
Anyone know who the fiddle player is? Or, the rest of the band is?
byqmbrx 3 years ago
Bobby Slone. Who was Crowe's bass player for a long long time.
nonmax15 3 years ago
@byqmbrx
Bobby Slone-fiddle, Jimmy Gaudreau-mandolin, Glen Lawson-guitar, Mike Gregory-bass, Steve Goetzman-drums, Jim Murphy-steel.
mgregory55 1 year ago
isn't that sam bush on mandolin?
BigBoiJC 3 years ago
No, that was Jimmy Gaudreau.
BanjoChief 3 years ago
This was when he had Glen Lawson. They only recorded one album.
Granada90 3 years ago
CROWE IS AWESOME..
1kyredneck1 3 years ago
I certainly would love to see more from that series. I was there for all the shows and they turned me into a bluegrass fan. Got any more?
SusanoftheLanes 3 years ago
Look at JD go!
HillbillyJ 3 years ago
Yes sir! JD is the king :-)
BanjoBoyMatteo 3 years ago
Great post.
nasty5oh 6 months ago
The steel guitar actually sounds good with jd and them!!
owsleyforkmusic 9 months ago
was this at Martins Tavern on 7th and Limestone?
darthinvaderson 1 year ago
No, this was at a place called Diner's Playhouse. Martin's was much smaller, uh, more intimate . . .
BanjoChief 1 year ago
@BanjoChief is there anything else you know about Martins Tavern on 7th and Limestone and about JD Crowe playing there back in the 50s and 60s? If not, is there anyone else who may know more about it?
darthinvaderson 1 year ago
That was hot!
banjovi1953 2 years ago
J.D. is the Crown Prince. Earl is the king. ;-)
pickinvidders 2 years ago
Listen to that 4th string on the intro. Amazing sound and amazing picking coming from JD!
carteru93 3 years ago
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owsleyforkmusic 2 years ago
Anyone know who the fiddle player is? Or, the rest of the band is?
byqmbrx 3 years ago
Bobby Slone. Who was Crowe's bass player for a long long time.
nonmax15 3 years ago
@byqmbrx
Bobby Slone-fiddle, Jimmy Gaudreau-mandolin, Glen Lawson-guitar, Mike Gregory-bass, Steve Goetzman-drums, Jim Murphy-steel.
mgregory55 1 year ago
isn't that sam bush on mandolin?
BigBoiJC 3 years ago
No, that was Jimmy Gaudreau.
BanjoChief 3 years ago
This was when he had Glen Lawson. They only recorded one album.
Granada90 3 years ago
CROWE IS AWESOME..
1kyredneck1 3 years ago
I certainly would love to see more from that series. I was there for all the shows and they turned me into a bluegrass fan. Got any more?
SusanoftheLanes 3 years ago
Look at JD go!
HillbillyJ 3 years ago
Yes sir! JD is the king :-)
BanjoBoyMatteo 3 years ago