Bluegrass Instrumentals @ Robbinsville, NC, Rye Holler Boys, 7-3-09

"Whoa, Mule, Whoa", "Grandfather's Clock" & I'm unsure about the name of the last instrumental. The Rye Holler Boys. Wiliam Howell, 15, lead & harmony vocals/guitar, Adam King, 15, lead & harmony vocals/mandolin, Alan King, 16, banjo, & Jacob Jones, 14, on bass. Part of Fouth of July Festival in Robbinsville, NC, 7-3-09. They can be reached at www.ryehollerboys.com.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• bluegrass
• Robbinsville
• NC
• gingermc2
• Bryson
• City

[killiekentman]

great talent from these young guys. loved it Ray

[gingermc2]

Yes it is! Makes me happy to see them carrying on the tradition!

[mmw453]

very talented young men.

[gingermc2]

I think so, too.

[IHCBanjo]

I'm pretty sure the last song is Cumberland Gap. Great pickin yall! I play banjo and have for 6 years and I love clawhammer, scruggs, two finger styles of which I play all 3! Keep on pickin! ~Andy~

[moorebluegrass]

Awesome Job RHBs!!!!! Your friends- The Moore Brothers, Jacob & Isaac

[ihuntwalker]

Clawhammer should be apperciated not put down...these boys have a promsing future...especailly the gutiar player and the bass/clawhammer style banjer player

[4grasslover]

I disagree strongly. I think that the clawhammer is some of the best around clawhammer is way better than the newgrass style people have today.

[Flirtingpixie]

JACOB IS MY BEST FRIEND!!! Haha what now!!!!

[123grasspicker]

i like the whoa mule song but the clawhammer needs some work