My Dad used to sing this out loud to us kids and dance his hillbilly steps to it too ( everyone who knew my Dad called him Hillbilly-- he was from kentucky ).
@tslagi1838 just a couple weeks ago i was listening to heavy metal but im a Christian boy and got tired of all the atheist music so i got that music out of my life and now i tell you i dont know how i stood that crap. my Papaw was from Kentucky and listened to this music and i liked it but never really got into it into it but now its all i listen to. every day now im on youtube searching and searching to learn about the best brand of music .
It is an older style of playing the five string banjo it pre-dates the modern style of three finger technique and is call claw hammer style. You hear it in old mountain music and eastern lowland music.
BTW Grandpa didn't play bluegrass he played traditional mountain music. Bluegrass is a more modern style developed in the early 1950s based on mountain tunes and the guitar playing style of Maybelle Carter.
It is an older style of playing the five string banjo it pre-dates the modern style of three finger technique and is call claw hammer style. You hear it in old mountain music and eastern lowland music.
Great traditional style mountain music. You don't hear stuff like this often anymore. The Southern Rock band Blackfoot used to use their lead singer's uncle (or was it his granddad?) "Shorty" Medlocke on their albums, and a highlight was when Shorty would play clawhammer banjo or harmonica to intro a song like "Train, Train", "Fox Chase" or "Rattlesnake Rock 'N' Roller".
"Hey Grandpa, what's for supper?" "Oh, we got collard greens and sorghum to boot, and good old baked beans to make you toot! And ham so good it'll make you cry, and for dessert some homemade pecan pie!" "Yum YUM!"
This song is awesome. I hear it every Saturday when 95.5 does the coon hunt. They play this song, randomly cutting in with clips of where people call in and "turn the dogs loose." My friends and I got on there tonight, we were "Matt, Andrew, River, and Matt" in "Spring hill" to anyone in the area who was listening. We weren't actually in Spring Hill, we were outside of Troy closer to Goshen, but ah well, Matt got carried away.
I miss the greats too, My grandfather was Casey Jones, a fiddle player, who played with Stringbean. His main time was spent with Uncle Henry's Original Kentucky Mountaineers, and I miss him, and his fiddle! I grew up with this music, and love it.
Good ole Grandpa... he was awsome and the world became a little darker the day he passed away. But you know Grandpa and Stringbean are tearing up in Heaven where they both belong ha ha!!
@Nerdad I thought it went "Trail Blazer,huntin' power!" And the old Chuck wagon commercials with the dog chasing the chuck wagon through the kitchen and the cabinet is opened to show the box of dog food... They don't make commercials that you can believe the endorser actually uses. "It's pea pickin good!"
I can remember 45 years ago waking up my parents at almost midnight because I had Grandpa Jones on the air from Nasville.I had an old radio used to put my hand inside on the metal dial to bring in the sound and to turn the stations.Lucky to be alive today HAHA Thanks Grandpa for all the memories.
Grandpa used a "claw hammer" style to play banjer {thats the way my grandparents used to pronounce banjo}. It is the old style of playing. The Scruggs style of "the three finger roll" didn't come around until much later, but when it did, it replaced claw hammer {as far as bluegrass was concerned}. Everybody wanted to play like Earl and Don Reno. Claw Hammer is still used in Dixieland and folk music. The old time mountain tunes like this one are best suited to claw hammer in my opinion.
Gracious me! In 1987 I was on holiday in Southern Florida and picked up a tape in Bell's Radio Shack in Clewiston, it's called "The Bluegrass Hall Of Fame" and this track is on it...I will have to try and find the others....
Ahhhhh the great Granpa Jones,mucho thanks for this treat!! As a Missouri Ozark Rebel listening to the Grand Old Opry,Porter Wagoner Show and Hee Haw was and still is my kind of music!!Again thanks,Warchild!
we use to listen to this every night going to run our lines on the river.
artifactman660 1 week ago
My Dad used to sing this out loud to us kids and dance his hillbilly steps to it too ( everyone who knew my Dad called him Hillbilly-- he was from kentucky ).
redwing46901 3 weeks ago
"One night i saw a big fat coon climb up in a tree,
I called ole' Rattler right away to get him down fer me,
But Rattler wouldn't do it, because he liked that coon,
I saw em' walkin' paw-in-paw, later by the light of the moon!"
Can't you just picture that?
Heavydagger 3 months ago
now that a dead way of life sad to be replaced by staging rapper that smock pot every 5 minutes
MrMelonMan100 3 months ago
@Rev1981 i ate it :D
danksmoka10 4 months ago
life as we knew it growing ups all but over who's gonna fill our shoes?
swifton1 4 months ago
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SineddShadow 4 months ago
we got a rattler in the barn but it aint a dog
danksmoka10 5 months ago
@danksmoka10 what did you do with it?
Rev1981 4 months ago
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danksmoka10 5 months ago
WOW!! WISH THAT THERE WERE MORE LIKE HIM!!!!
jiwbink 6 months ago 2
Who heard this on the Ole Taylor Made Oprey on WTVY Dothan AL on Saturday nights?
IamtheBurceDickenson 7 months ago
@IamtheBurceDickenson I did! My grandparents had this record and never missed opry on WTVY, I miss fishing with Red~!
saphopoem 6 months ago
@IamtheBurceDickenson i did. im from geneva alabama. let er' go boys!!!
weltoncalhoun 6 months ago in playlist hee haw grandpa jones
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@IamtheBurceDickenson I did all the time!
AlabamaSoldier 2 months ago
Is there a clip of him from Hee Haw of him saying "What'dyasay?" The man was too funny:):):)
meowfit 8 months ago
He was always so happy when he pickin the banjo
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ClaudeWhitney 8 months ago
The song ends on a sad note, as Old Rattler dies.
stadiumist1 8 months ago
Who could NOT like this!!! :):)
Videomama1972 8 months ago
I love this song..us little kids would get up and dance to it as my dad and uncle would play it an sing it...fun memories thanks for sharing it !!!
redwing46901 9 months ago
6 people are retarded!
Mammoth37 9 months ago
Grandpa jones was one of the best at the clawhammer style. then came the lester flatt style and changed everything. both are awesome
donnie10121 9 months ago
FYI - According to a plaque at his grave site, he was born October 20, 1930.
kewtt1 10 months ago
FYI - According to a plaque at his grave site, he was born October 20, 1930.
kewtt1 10 months ago
You youngsters get BACK to your ROOTS!!!! That rap is crap....get down with mountain music....you know you want to....the hills are a callin!
tslagi1838 11 months ago 4
@tslagi1838 just a couple weeks ago i was listening to heavy metal but im a Christian boy and got tired of all the atheist music so i got that music out of my life and now i tell you i dont know how i stood that crap. my Papaw was from Kentucky and listened to this music and i liked it but never really got into it into it but now its all i listen to. every day now im on youtube searching and searching to learn about the best brand of music .
majimjim 9 months ago
love it!
stephenromansd 1 year ago
It is an older style of playing the five string banjo it pre-dates the modern style of three finger technique and is call claw hammer style. You hear it in old mountain music and eastern lowland music.
BTW Grandpa didn't play bluegrass he played traditional mountain music. Bluegrass is a more modern style developed in the early 1950s based on mountain tunes and the guitar playing style of Maybelle Carter.
robtbarton9 1 year ago
It is an older style of playing the five string banjo it pre-dates the modern style of three finger technique and is call claw hammer style. You hear it in old mountain music and eastern lowland music.
robtbarton9 1 year ago
Great traditional style mountain music. You don't hear stuff like this often anymore. The Southern Rock band Blackfoot used to use their lead singer's uncle (or was it his granddad?) "Shorty" Medlocke on their albums, and a highlight was when Shorty would play clawhammer banjo or harmonica to intro a song like "Train, Train", "Fox Chase" or "Rattlesnake Rock 'N' Roller".
elc1960 1 year ago
no1 will be as good as him he is a lengend.
fatkidincoat 1 year ago
sure is a sexy bluegrass god.
UNCLEMOMMY 1 year ago
I just remember him telling Hee Haw cast what's for dinner. Green beans and pork belly or something.
flashbell 1 year ago 2
its like claw hamer its awesome
ksardines 1 year ago
"Hey Grandpa, what's for supper?" "Oh, we got collard greens and sorghum to boot, and good old baked beans to make you toot! And ham so good it'll make you cry, and for dessert some homemade pecan pie!" "Yum YUM!"
elc1960 1 year ago
@elc1960 HEE HAW
xxmaxexstreamxx 1 year ago
@xxmaxexstreamxx Buck: Hee Haw salutes Morgan's Corner, Arkansas; population: 535! Cornfield gang: SAAAAAA - LUTE!!!
elc1960 1 year ago
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goldpaugh5 1 year ago
aint never gonna be another like him and its a damn shame he had to leave us.
goldpaugh5 1 year ago
@goldpaugh5 GRANDPA AND STRING BEAN
xxmaxexstreamxx 1 year ago
One dog song I'd like to hear again is "Old Blue" but I haven't been able to find it and the radio station claims that they've never heard of it.
doughesson 1 year ago
REST IN PEACE Gran-pa Jones!! We miss ya!
harley121 1 year ago
my great uncle was from down south he could play this so good i miss him
coleskateboardking12 1 year ago
one of the great old songs by a wonderful performer. i love it. thanx.
larrydh2 1 year ago
Lovely performance
mcfrdmn 1 year ago
wow i grew up with this song :)
phontine05 1 year ago
If you can listen to this without grinning from ear to ear you're dead!
Real good American music.
4freespeech 2 years ago 8
HEY GRANDPA, WHATS FER SUPPER?
cody1982 2 years ago 4
The only time I can hear this kinda banjo pickin' is at Civil War reenactments after the crowds leave,,,,,,,,,
NoUrDumb25419 2 years ago
@NoUrDumb25419 And the people who've left with their "music" thumping out their windows are complaining about the noise from the cannons and muskets.
doughesson 1 year ago
Thanks for the great video and memorial
HillbillyJamboree 2 years ago
Music isnt fun like that any more. Good job flashbell.
Hopkins1148 2 years ago 12
hank and willie could kick kenny chesney and brad paisleys faggoty asses any day.
LTGMF 2 years ago 49
The Only Country Music today Is Red Dirt !
Red Dirt ain't no POP COUNTRY CRAP!
MushroomKingMo 2 years ago
Nobody else can bang a banjo like Grandpa Jones!!!!
tpa1963 2 years ago 6
My cross country coach plays this alllll the time. especially before our races. its grown on me =)
trekkie19 2 years ago
I agree this is country music....not anymore
aubhar 2 years ago 3
amen, bluebonnett. I grew up watching the grand old opery. so called "country" music today is trash
PreacherSly 2 years ago
Remember when THIS used to be country music?
Much better than the crud these folks are poking at us nowadays...
Bluebonnett52 2 years ago 8
my dad plays this song all the time he learned it when he was a kid.
bradlikestoparty 2 years ago
Cut em loose down the creek boys. Whooo is that Lil Ann that just struck?
KyFats 2 years ago 3
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howtogetsaved 2 years ago
They play it now on 93.7. its playin NOW!
wiregrasswx 2 years ago
YEEEEHAAAAWW
cyrus76hb 2 years ago
This song is awesome. I hear it every Saturday when 95.5 does the coon hunt. They play this song, randomly cutting in with clips of where people call in and "turn the dogs loose." My friends and I got on there tonight, we were "Matt, Andrew, River, and Matt" in "Spring hill" to anyone in the area who was listening. We weren't actually in Spring Hill, we were outside of Troy closer to Goshen, but ah well, Matt got carried away.
ColonelDeWayne 2 years ago
I miss the greats too, My grandfather was Casey Jones, a fiddle player, who played with Stringbean. His main time was spent with Uncle Henry's Original Kentucky Mountaineers, and I miss him, and his fiddle! I grew up with this music, and love it.
johnherr35 2 years ago 3
I miss my granddaddy too!They don't make'em like that anymore.
dammitsthename 2 years ago
i LOVE THIS SONG BY GRANDPA JONES, MY DAD TAUGHT IT TO US AS KIDS... LOVE IT !!!!!!!!!!!! I NOW TRY IT TO OTHER LITTLE KIDS...
judelou123 2 years ago
I wonder what his stage name was before he became old enough to be called "Grandpa Jones"?
OrmEmber 2 years ago
Granpa was in his 30s when he went to Nashville, They told him if he wanted to play on the Grand Ole Opry he would play Grandpa.
His name Louis Marshall (Grandpa) Jones.
theddavis44 2 years ago 2
I liked this old man he was awesome RIP grandpa
flores1450 2 years ago
now that is some great music right there
MissShelbyMooMoo 2 years ago
i love this song
neez666 2 years ago
im gonna name my nexy dog rattler!! love this song,reminds me of the good ole days runnig line on the grand river
artifactman660 2 years ago
Good ole Grandpa... he was awsome and the world became a little darker the day he passed away. But you know Grandpa and Stringbean are tearing up in Heaven where they both belong ha ha!!
BradNC11175 2 years ago
awsome...from spain.... bravo!!!..ole!! jajaja
tejepollo 2 years ago
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artifactman660 2 years ago
LOL
aautumnb 2 years ago
hey grandpa whats for dinner ?
seeker259 2 years ago
no no no no you said it wrong it goes like this
HEY GRANDPA WHATS FOR SUPPER?
bigwillietheb 2 years ago
corn
TheTrueFarfala 2 years ago
Does anyone remember as I do this song by grandpa made into a Trail Blazer dog foos comercial!
Trail Blazer Here Here Trail Blazer Here
Nerdad 2 years ago 3
Sure do. I had a "Ol Rattler" pup when I was a child. Fed him Trail Blazer too.
dixieken 2 years ago 2
@Nerdad I thought it went "Trail Blazer,huntin' power!" And the old Chuck wagon commercials with the dog chasing the chuck wagon through the kitchen and the cabinet is opened to show the box of dog food... They don't make commercials that you can believe the endorser actually uses. "It's pea pickin good!"
doughesson 1 year ago
Love it.
zhero0 2 years ago 2
He calls Rattler like my Granddad called his dog, "Heuh, heuh".
clayp72 3 years ago
I can remember 45 years ago waking up my parents at almost midnight because I had Grandpa Jones on the air from Nasville.I had an old radio used to put my hand inside on the metal dial to bring in the sound and to turn the stations.Lucky to be alive today HAHA Thanks Grandpa for all the memories.
soppinmyplate 3 years ago
Such a lovely old soul. I miss him.
rann109 3 years ago
god jul
VeldigdeiligfraNorge 3 years ago
god jul
VeldigdeiligfraNorge 3 years ago
Grandpa used a "claw hammer" style to play banjer {thats the way my grandparents used to pronounce banjo}. It is the old style of playing. The Scruggs style of "the three finger roll" didn't come around until much later, but when it did, it replaced claw hammer {as far as bluegrass was concerned}. Everybody wanted to play like Earl and Don Reno. Claw Hammer is still used in Dixieland and folk music. The old time mountain tunes like this one are best suited to claw hammer in my opinion.
papawx3 3 years ago
I've several Grandpa Jones videos and songs and just can't get enough. Almost a kinship.
Thanks Grandpa.
Warhawk
vector3693 3 years ago
when i git to heaven im gonna hunt all day with ted nuge git drunk with hank williams jr and play banjer with granpa jones and string bean
eastkybanjo91 3 years ago 2
i wana know how he plucks that banjer!! its crazy!!!!
failier 3 years ago 4
failier ~Grandpa doesn't pluck it, he whoops it. You have to be a back woodw hillbilly from blueridge to understand it.
flashbell 3 years ago 12
@flashbell brother amen clawhammmer style of playin that banjo
roboman3678 7 months ago
@flashbell he does the clawhammer style he whips it like a bad couzioun or red headed step shild
roboman3678 7 months ago
@failier It's usually called "clawhammer" or "drop thumb" style. No one did it better than Grandpa Jones.
Dannys998877 1 year ago
@failier to see how they frail, look up some songs like run little rabbit run by stringbean youwill see how they do it,
airbusA5000 6 months ago
Grandpa Jones = best banjo player ever. Period.
IVthHorseman 3 years ago 3
He was the Jimi Hendrix of Banjo.
clayp72 3 years ago 7
no no no no no u cant compare anyone to granpa jones
dillonabney5 2 years ago
I'll apologize to him when I'm watching him tonight on the RFDTV Channel!
clayp72 2 years ago
yes he was but ol stringbean was also a master of the banjo too
bigwillietheb 2 years ago
Gracious me! In 1987 I was on holiday in Southern Florida and picked up a tape in Bell's Radio Shack in Clewiston, it's called "The Bluegrass Hall Of Fame" and this track is on it...I will have to try and find the others....
GrannySea 3 years ago 2
YEEEEEEEHAAAAA!!! = D dame its good!prise the LORD!!
//PETTER.SWED
lovestrength 3 years ago
I really miss Grandpa Jones.
SirCoughsalot 3 years ago 3
Thanks for posting this! This is a Grandpa classic. His most memorable song, in my mind.
toonguy85 3 years ago 3
oh dear, I hit the wrong thumb.... its thumbs up
Bluerosecountry 3 years ago 22
That was GREAT!!!
russell56443 3 years ago 11
Go Grandpa, go!
thorneswift 3 years ago 6
EEEEEEEYYYYYYYYooooooooooooooo ! Come on.
kammaja 3 years ago 7
This is one of my favorite songs. I named my Leopard Cur Dog after this song. He trees squirrels and possums.
gakr123 3 years ago 7
One of my favorites, even named one of my ol Black & Tan coonhounds Rattler.
turkamine 3 years ago 3
Absolutely fantastic banjo picking . Grandpa could pick , sing , and tell stories with the best of them . 5 stars
jerryg65 3 years ago 5
Can't get enough of Grandpa Jones
justdobbs 4 years ago 4
ohhh man I love this song!!
SherJonesy 4 years ago 8
Thanks for posting! I miss Grandpa Jones.
hamiljohn 4 years ago 2
Thanks for sharing! Way to sing Granpa!
PhillipCreeper 4 years ago 3
Ahhhhh the great Granpa Jones,mucho thanks for this treat!! As a Missouri Ozark Rebel listening to the Grand Old Opry,Porter Wagoner Show and Hee Haw was and still is my kind of music!!Again thanks,Warchild!
NamVet70Mike 4 years ago 2