I bid on this album on ebay about 12 years ago. Another bidder from the UK got it, recorded it to mp3 and sent me the album. It is a fantastic album. I heard that they played on The Andy Griffith Show long ago live, occasionally
The worst thing that ever happened to Clarence is he never got to grow old like Bill Monroe. He made me love bluegrass when nobody I knew did. I hope he has a magnificent headstone shaped like a guitar.
Discovered this guy after he was already gone--my loss. I heard he got hit by some damn car out in Calif. while packing instruments in a car trunk. Anyway, I never heard anybody who could flatpick any better.
Despite the picture, I understand that Clarence's style generaly included a shirt, as well as a flatpick and guitar. The final 2 being particularly integral to his sound. I also hear that he had a small, foetal sort of appendage growing from the middle of his back that he would use to scratch his ass while playing. Apparently being able to relieve himself from this potent distraction freed his playing in many ways.
According to Roland, (Clarence's older brother, and mandolin virtuoso,) this album will be remastered and re-released on cd soon, hopefully within the year.
Great news! Clarence was one of the best guitarists of all time, and the Kentucky Colonels made some of the best music of the 20th century.
I bid on this album on ebay about 12 years ago. Another bidder from the UK got it, recorded it to mp3 and sent me the album. It is a fantastic album. I heard that they played on The Andy Griffith Show long ago live, occasionally
eddiejanzer 2 months ago
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eddiejanzer 2 months ago
The worst thing that ever happened to Clarence is he never got to grow old like Bill Monroe. He made me love bluegrass when nobody I knew did. I hope he has a magnificent headstone shaped like a guitar.
GeorgieWise 5 months ago 2
The worst thing that ever happened to Clarence is that he became famous.
GregDrayGregDray 6 months ago
Discovered this guy after he was already gone--my loss. I heard he got hit by some damn car out in Calif. while packing instruments in a car trunk. Anyway, I never heard anybody who could flatpick any better.
airborne173able 11 months ago
Still got it!
SteveGaines 1 year ago
Wow - Clarence was awesome - what a great style!
krispyklink 2 years ago
Despite the picture, I understand that Clarence's style generaly included a shirt, as well as a flatpick and guitar. The final 2 being particularly integral to his sound. I also hear that he had a small, foetal sort of appendage growing from the middle of his back that he would use to scratch his ass while playing. Apparently being able to relieve himself from this potent distraction freed his playing in many ways.
bigmamasky 2 years ago
@bigmamasky Were you ignored as a child?
clean3 1 year ago
@bigmamasky What's your point, Stupid?
AnnaGolly 1 month ago
He and Hillman turned me to bluegrass.and eventually to playing the mandolin. Thank you guys!
tunderbomber 2 years ago
Clarence was one of the best guitarists ever!
longlivejerryg 2 years ago
Did Grisman ever play with the colonels?
dickass1234 2 years ago
@dickass1234 no, but he did play with Clarence White - see Muleskinner Live and Muleskinner-A Potpourri of Bluegrass Jam...
AnnaGolly 1 month ago
According to Roland, (Clarence's older brother, and mandolin virtuoso,) this album will be remastered and re-released on cd soon, hopefully within the year.
Great news! Clarence was one of the best guitarists of all time, and the Kentucky Colonels made some of the best music of the 20th century.
artstar193 2 years ago
Thank You for the update. Look forward to the release ! ! ! any Mule Skinner stuff to be re-released ? ?
TQ120 2 years ago
Does anyone know who the lead vocalist is on this track?
plec15 2 years ago
Clarence White on lead vocal.
GeorgieWise 2 years ago
Thanks,he sings this so good
plec15 2 years ago
f.ing guy can PLAY
kennytheworm 3 years ago
I wish somone had more White tracks on youtube,..
mephistox1010 3 years ago
Alan Munde replaced Herb Pederson halfway into the White Bros tour of Europe in 1973...This evening at Mosebacke Alan played the banjo...
dagetage 3 years ago
Is that Alan Munde on Banjo ?
banjobluegrass 3 years ago
Bill Keith
taffycat21 3 years ago
Alan Munde
woodjoy 3 years ago
I have this album. I'm not selling it. Clarence was one of the best country/rock musicians ever!
Katalysator53 4 years ago