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  • sounds so good...

  • What a moustache.

  • First heard this song on my first LP....Leadbelly

  • WSM's Eddie Stubbs the fiddle...the living encyclopedia of country music.

  • Tom Adams is one of my favorite banjo pickers. He picks clean and fast. Hope someday his hand heals to play three finger style again.

  • Love Tom and his Goldstar GF-100W!!!

  • Very almost perfect. A certain brand of mountain figgle never shows personality. We let the picking do the speaking.

  • You can tell hes wearing the same moustache today. Just look at how much its faded. Time to replace the ole stache Dudley!

  • I would comment...but my feet aren't on the ground...and they won't be for quite awhile.

  • Fantastic!

  • They are awesome....first saw them in UK must be 25 years ago.

  • awesome...thanks for posting

  • Nice

  • the banjo rift at 1:30 is siiickkkk. no tabs for it ANYWHERE!!!

  • just curious as to what you mean....the whole break? the break starts a second or two after 1:30.......Mr. Adams is a fine banjo player indeed!!!

  • Tom tabbed his break in the April 2003 issue of Banjo Newsletter. You can order back issues from them - pretty inexpensive. He tabbed the break from their CD, but this clip is pretty close. Hope that helps.

  • It don't get no better than this. Love It!!!!!!

    Damn

  • Great GREAT band!!! Especially love Dudley's voice, Eddy's fiddle and Dave McLaughlin's mandolin. Local boys too (DC/Nova).

  • I shouldn't be watching this. I play the mandolin and face reality after watching this guy.

    Thanx fr posting still.

  • hell son i am sure you are good too..do you like shemales??

  • Can anyone give me any info on this song? Who wrote it,who has done it,Good stuff.Thanks for any help.

  • I first heard this song circa 1963 by Tom Rush. It might have come ffrom Leadbelly.

  • Dave Van Ronk

  • Thanks, brownie. I've heard Dave Van Ronk's version and he does an awesome job on it. Totally diff from this version.

  • Not to stir up trouble, but the first time i heard this was on a Smithsonian Archive of classic Negro music...

    Its a traditional Folk Song, just not sure which "folk" it originated with ha!

  • boo-yow! Dudley is the man

  • They were definitely one of the better "newer" Bluegrass acts. I flippin' LOVE Eddie Stubbs.

  • Yeah man, Eddie Stubbs is the MAN!

  • you got that right. He's a very nice man also.

  • WOW ...i think that Tom Adams was a very under rated banjo player!

  • THATS MY DAD!! LOVE YOU! -Emily and Paul

  • who's your dad?

  • This was surely one bad ass band. I loved this one. 5 stars!!!!

  • Always loved the Johnson Mountain Boys. In my opinion they were one of the best bluegrass bands ever. As for the tune "Duncan and Brady" I give them two thumbs up!

  • Awesome!

  • Would have been better with Richard Ynderwood standing there, but still 5 star. FYI, if you liked this video, check out: "The Out Of Town Boys"!

  • Just gotta love this band. This is a great quality vid. Thanks so much.

  • I love Dudley Connell's voice and love it best with the JM Boys! Any chance you have a GOOD video with good sound quality like this one of: Get Down on Your Knees and Pray? or I've Fouind a Hiding Place? There are a couple out there in YouTube land, but the sound quality isn't good. THANKS FOR YOUR EFFORTS TO POST the wonderful ones you already have!

  • Great Blue Grass music just the best

  • They were the best live bluegrass band I ever saw....period!

  • Believe it or not this great band stopped everything 5000 people just listened in awe when these boys started playing.

  • wow!!! lovin it!!

  • Sure do miss seeing these guys live, they were the best!!!

  • What happened to Tom Adams???

  • Tom continues to make his home in Adams County, Pennsylvania (Gettysburg area). Unfortunately his banjo playing has suffered due to his struggle with focal hand dystonia, a neurological disease for which there is currently no cure. I've met Tom and jammed with him several times during my time in Gettysburg, he's a class act.

  • Great clip... so sad to think that Tom Adams can't play the banjo at all these days.

  • Looks Like My Dad Dude!!!!

  • ....these fellows were mighty tight pickers

  • Wow, what a great band! "Blue Diamond" is my favorite release by the JMB. Great stuff.

  • I have seen these guys twice here in England, and they were simply AWESOME. Thier gospel numbers like " Daniel Prayed " are just superb.

    Great memories guys.

  • I'll add to the praise. What a great band.

    Let The Whole Talk is a an album that stands out among the best in modern bluegrass.

    Thanks for posting

  • wow wow wow !!!!!! thanks for this!!!!

  • JMB was the most exciting group I ever saw !! Power in everything they did.

  • One of my favorite groups that ever played!

  • i think mr tyminski,carter stanley,tony rice1980,lester flatt,ricky wasson,ernie thacker,ricky skaggs would have something to say about that

  • the best bluegrass singer in the world dudley connell.

  • Yes, that is a hard one to argue! Dudley is absolutely one of the best! On their version of the Blue Yodel #3, he sings the breaks off that, better than Monroe ever thought of sounding, with all respect to the Father of Bluegrass.

  • @derby45 well maybe.....next to Bill Monroe

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