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Uploaded by on Jan 16, 2010

Don Reno and Red Smiley Show playing Love Please Come Home

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  • Please tell me where you got this video from! I've been looking for two years...

  • @PICKERY

    I've made a DVD of one of their shows that a friend let me borrow. This is just one of a few songs from that DVD that I put here on the tube.

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  • This is an absolute treasure! Must be right late in Don & Red`s partnership.

    The first banjo tune I ever heard was Don`s "Dixie Brekdown" about sixty years ago; blew mw away big time. I had never heard a five sting banjo before but had one about two hours after I heard that recording being played by Ray Davis on WBMD from his little studio at "Johnnie`s Used Cars" in Baltimore.

    Ray is still DJing at WAMU in Washington.

    Thanks so much for posting this; makes an old man happy!

  • @PICKERY If you get the RFD Network, Ronnie Reno's bluegrass show (M-F 6:30 a.m. Central/ Saturdays 6 p.m) runs footage of the old "Reno & Smiley" program pretty regularly. I see this tune on there quite regularly.

  • Fantastic!!!!

  • didnt know Red had any kids ?

  • I'm the great grandson of Red Smiley :) love this man's music, and my family still listens to this day

  • Now this is fabulous bluegrass. They're all dressed so nice. Check out Don's great boots! Don & Red certainly were attractive men !  ..Not to mention their music! That's top-notch singin', fiddlin', and banjo pickin'! Kinda gives me goosebumps!

  • @JimmyDeLocke - Which is why they called their band the Tennessee Cut-ups... which later became the Bluegrass Cut-ups (without Don Reno)... which later became the Shenandoah Cutups (under Jim Eanes). Keeps 'em on their toes that way!

  • Is there any way to get ahold of that dvd? or the orginal video you made a copy of? do you by chance know the name?? that is just beautiful stuff

  • If this isn't the greatest bluegrass song ever......

  • Red does simple little rins that add a great deal to the music if your ear is tuned to bluegrass. I don't know that much about banjo playing but guitar music I get.

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