Bluegrass pioneer Dr. Ralph Stanley has been one of the guiding forces in traditional music since the early 20th century. Not only is he a fantastic force on the banjo but his high and lonesome sound of singing has been the definition of oldtime. Ralph is truly a link to the past I hope you enjoy this video of him performing the classic "O'Death" which he made famous in the film "O'Brother Where Art Thou".
This recording is from the the 2008 Old Settlers Music Festival in Austin Texas. Held annually every 3rd week in April.
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im not digging the thaaaaank youuu at the end
mazafuzle 6 months ago
Was at this show and it was so completely awesome to be able to see a legend like Dr. Ralph Stanley. He can still play and sing with the best of them
phisherman808 6 months ago
@wesleywigington he is still alive, and he is 84.
dmbfan95 7 months ago
no one get mad at me but is he dead or just doesnt sing any more?
wesleywigington 8 months ago
God bless you Mr. Stanley!!!!!!!!!
crystaldpaxson 8 months ago
really amazing to hear it sung by an older man
SunnyBananaView 9 months ago
Thanks for the video. Sometimes all you need is the human voice to make the most beautiful misic.
PeteHappee 1 year ago
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jackstrawfrmwchta 1 year ago
This is the original song at it's finest!!
MrHades420 1 year ago
i dicided to sing this to my friend just for kicks and he heard it on the movie it was in and he said i and my dad sounded like him kinda
tapoutcampion111 1 year ago