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@TheBibleWitness I'm glad you like Noam's solo. I take it back - he did play the melody for the first half of the A part. He's obviously a very talented musician, and I enjoyed his creativity. Man, I wish I could play half that stuff he did! It comes down to a matter of context and taste. Co...

@ilovechugs Yeah... I guess I should have included a few others here in my "clueless" assessment. After coming back and listening to this afresh, it's CLEAR you're not a banjo player, and probably not very well-versed in bluegrass music, period... because no one who knows shyatt about bluegrass ...

This was one of the strongest bluegrass groups in history. Maybe the best. You just couldn't miss with Paul and Blaine as sidemen to the imcomparable Osborne Brothers.

@bigmrclean - That's definitely Dana Cupp.

Tom Adams is as strong a banjo player as ever played with Jimmy Martin, including Crowe.

That's not how Earl done it.

@maggiebowman - Maggie, I was listening to bluegrass in 1977 when I was 12 years old. I still do, even though I occasionally like to hear other kinds of music. My heart is still bluegrass. And the Osborne Brothers were the best.

Killer break by Ron Block.

Very nice, Paolo. I enjoyed that. Beatiful chord coloring.

Sounds to me like Ron Block has done some woodshedding on the Album Band version of this song. I definitely heard some JD Crowe in there. That's ok... I learned it the same way. Definitely kick ass mashin'!!

Dave Talbot is the man... I don't care what the IBMA says. The Grascals miss him.

Peppy version of the classic Osborne's tune. I've heard some folks runnin' down Blaine... but he sure could play a fiddle.

Wayne was an excellent picker and singer. He is missed. Thanks for posting this great song. JD's banjo work was inspired, and Richard sounded great. Harmony was flawless. Is it Phil playing dobro on this?

Alan Munde is the man. That is all.

Son! Get it, Dana!

Whew! That's a peppy version of this classic Osborne Bros. song. Nice pickin', Mike!