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3 months ago
Faron Young "He Stopped Loving Her Today"
Faron Young did a cover of the classic George Jones song? Apparently so, because it shocked even me! UPDATE: I managed to find more info on this tr...
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3 months ago
Johnny Cash - The One Rose
LYRICS:
So blue Lonesome too But still true
Rosie haunts me Makes me think of you
You're the one rose that's left in my heart, dear I love you, ad...
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Great version! Shows you where Johnny Cash came from, musically. Thanks to Bidis TV!! A CLASSIC "Hillbilly" tune!
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6 months ago
Texas Playboys Final Concert 1986 part 9
Faded Love, Steel Guitar Rag
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Simply monumental! How many contributed to that sound and how long it took to build! A genuine work of art by Bob Wills. " Immortal" nails it! Many thanks to jsham66!
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8 months ago
Flatt & Scruggs - You are my flower
LESTER FLATT:
* June 19, 1914 in Overton Country
† May 11, 1979 in Nashville
EARL SCRUGGS:
* January 6, 1924 in Shelby
Homepage Earl Scruggs:
http...
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@luvaguitaror2 Maribo33; Thanks for the note. I have always loved all the versions of this tune from the Carters thru today. This one had me hitting the "repeat" button--probably more than I should have. This version is from a "Golden Age" of Bluegrass! Thanks again!
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8 months ago
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8 months ago
Emmylou Harris - Who Will Sing For Me - with Hot Band live
Emmylou Harris and the Hot Band perform a live version of "Who Will Sing For Me" from a show, please click like and comment in the respond box, tha...
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What can one say about Emmylou Harris or this wonderful old gospel classic? To hear them together is almost sublime. All of our memories should be so good! Thanks so much for posting this performance.
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8 months ago
Orange Blossom Special
Hamilton County Bluegrass Band
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I have listened to Bluegrass for 75 years! I never until today heard the HCBB1 i don't know how or why! My God are they wonderful!! Super pickers and the fiddler is one-of-a-kind! Thank the Good Lord for YouTube!
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8 months ago
No Charge by Melba Montgomery
An Ode to Motherhood
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I commented on this tune years ago. Suffice it to say, you just can't get more Gold Standard "Country" than Melba Montgomery singing "No Charge!" It defies analysis and simply reaches into your chest and takes hold of your heart! Amazing and wonderful!
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9 months ago
Los Indios Tabajaras Flight of the BumbleBee
A two track recording featuring some of the best playing by Nato Lima of Los Indios Tabajaras from their vinyl called "Casually Classic"
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1 year ago
Declaration of Independence
Dedicated to Vince Miller, R.I.P. Guitar solo performed by Guy van Duser, from "American Finger Style Guitar."
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@smikro1: Thanks for your note. I can never understand why Van Duser's stuff is so hard to come by! Perhaps he sort of shuns the grisly world of commercial music. One could understand that! He has enormous respect among guitar players and othe musicians and maybe that's fame enough. Let's h...
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1 year ago
The Legendary Thumbpicking Guitarist Mose Rager.
The Legendary Thumbpicking Guitarist Mose Rager talking and picking.
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@valkour22 Val---please note I said "the white ones, that is!" Arnold Shultz, Kennedy Jones, Amos Johnson, et al. are a whole 'nother guitar dimension. Mose and Sam McGee started to make this style a part of white country music which came to the guitar way after the fiddle and banjo! Travis...
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1 year ago
Anna Likhacheva plays "Un Dia de Noviembre" Leo Brouwer
Anna Likhacheva plays conzert in Big Hall Rostov Philarmonic
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In respose to various inquiries, YouTube sources say Anna Likhacheva was born Novenber 13, 1993.
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@Yardbird121212 How true! But Nashville did wake up and decided "country" had to be turned into pop to make more money than the old "Stars" had! Not the fault of the singers today---they have been made commodities---easy to replace, when necessary. The Youngs, Jonses, Cashes, had to live ...