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Like to see the whole video, you know where I could watch it?

I'm 70 years old and "Now Just Suppose" brings tears to my eyes just like it did in the 80s when I first heard it.

BIG MON

Thank so much dude

i watch Curtis play this and think its cool i love that we are family with him

I'd like to mention this video in something I'm writing. In that connection, is Devin DeChant your name, or is it just a name you're using for your channel?

According to the National Archives, this was recorded in 1985, AFTER the African tour. Richard Underwood had a vague recollection that the video may have been made to be shown in Spain, for reasons he couldn't remember.

Yeah, get it, Devin!

So much hell yeah. Dillon Vaughn (RIP) brought me here and I’m real grateful for yalls tunes.

Absolutely love it! Howdy 👋🤠 from Tom in 🇨🇱Texas🇨🇱

Great Band!

Awesome tune!! Wow!!

I have MANY favorite bluegrass pickers and singers.... but my VERY favorites are Carter & Ralph, with George on guitar 🎻🪕

My first wife's mother and her sister dated the Carter boys when they were all young and I always enjoyed hearing about it. I grew up near there in the fifties. Daddy was a coal miner, and this video kind of takes me back to that time of my life. Thank you.

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This is wonderful!!

Mom played banjo too!

Damn, that is good playing.

Thanks for posting. Where's Carter got his capo and what cords are he using from it, in White Dove? Seems awfully high up, but still sounds good.

Thanks for sharing Coeburn Va is home to me and my parents I know live Tallahassee Florida and South Georgia

Priceless.

I felt this in my heart. This video is so lovely. ❤

Hey brother it's Luke Phillips I sure miss picking with. Sure sounds good man

That’s bluegrass! 💯

I am good friends with Larry Gillis and go to his house regularly and jam he is the absolute best in my book

@DevinDeChantMusic Thanks for splicing it together from the two parts on my channel. I contacted the U.S. Library of Congress about it year ago, and then I had to order it through a certified intermediary trained to access and copy their materials. Not sure why it came to me in two parts and with only one channel of audio. See also my upload of a video featuring Hickory Wind (also obtained from the U.S. Library of Congress). ... Joe Ross (Roseburg, Oregon)

Good morning brothers, thank you very much for the Banjo and all Bluegrass blessings

Man Tommy brown is one of the best Stanley style pickers ever

He was phenomenal!

Little Roy tearing it up on that Hatfield banjer! Awesome sauce!

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As a Clinch mountain native i approve!!!

Learn from the master, children!

Not letting me like it! But I do like it!

Is this Bill Cheatham?

It's to bad that they didn't continue. Great band.

Awesome group. I always had the most respect for these guys. Wonderful Travis

Only sounds on The left side🤔

If I had waited for the introduction I would have heard who fiddler was. Eddie - a walking encyclopedia of country music. Was a D J on WSM several yrs

Was that eddy stubbs on fiddle

Joe does a great job on that song

This is solid

Little Roy picking a whole lot of Earl!!@

It it were up to modern country music artists, this music would die, never to be heard from again. Marty Stuart is about the only person trying to keep it alive.

What an awesome video, Thanks for posting this video

Yeh, that little ol thing costs almost 4,000 bucks, just so you guys know.

Wow is that low action on the 22nd fret or what?

You don’t know how much this video means to me. I’m the grandson of Jim Simpson. He was my pappy. Thank you for sharing this.

No shit!

Well done