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I saw this band at SPIGMA? (Springfield Bluegrass Mo). We were blown away !. And...do they still do the Fish Song ?! LoL!. I'm sure they got asked to do it alot " I lobster and never flounder...". If you're still going strong, good on ya' !!!!!

This is HOT!!

Kottke on that slide...

Thanks for posting this video. I recorded on vhs when it first came out but lost it and have been looking for this for twenty years or more. It’s easy to hear both players- rhythm and lead simultaneously more than any other flatpick recording. Both players are fabulous.Thanks again!

I was a big fan of Front Range when I lived in the Denver area. Bob and Mike’s harmonies were the best. I miss them.

I was there too. Great shows.

Great stuff..92 seldom scene band.

Shame that the Bass takes away from enjoying the rest of the Band.

Does anyone have the exact date of this set? I'd like to know for the book I'm writing about the JMBs.

There is only one Sam Bush, baby!

Year after year..this band leads bluegrass music as one of the best.bands ever..tim obrien....rip Charles sawtelle..🎉

Nice banjo backup during vocals and solos. Most players nowadays blast straight through without backing off much at all and keep the banjo roll going. Very annoying and not dynamic.

I saw every episode of Fire on the Mountain on TNN back in 1985. I remember this well. It was such a great program, filmed at the Stompin' Grounds in Maggie Valley, North Carolina. When they took it off the air, I was mad.

30:06 was my favorite song to listen when going fishing with dad.

David has a Bluegrass voice,this band is on point…☮️🎶🔛🌎

The great Charles sawtelle.on his 37 Martin guitar..rj

Good Lord they were amazing!!!!! Russell is king!

Finest female voice ever

Tim Obrien. Was awesome. Display of singin.and mando playing..band was so tight..wernick.sounds great.and nick and Charles. Just a great guitar player..this is a hall of fame band.for bluegrass music forever..just as imp.as flatt and scruggs..scene band and monroe..hot rize left a mark and changed bluegrass music...rj

Band sounds great.and the 37 Martin is awesome sound..none other..herringbone 37 guitar.

Delightful 🎉

Hey thanks for posting! Great memories of playing with this group.

Thanks for posting the video. I was friends with both and picked some with Butch. When on the east coast Butch would stop in to hear me when I was performing.

I miss the Johnson Mountain Boys. Dudley still has his vocal chops.

they needed to turn up her mic.

Can anyone please list band members? Thanks

Tim O'BRIAN: another West Virginia product

This is the guy in the Scruggs video, he was playing banjo with about 30 other banjoists

Traditional Ties was me favorite cassette. I wore it out.

Hey, it's great to get this blast from that past -- I'm guessing about 40 years ago (1984?). That was us, honored to be included in David Holt's excellent show. Trivia Dept: A few typos in the song list, and the first song is actually called Going Across the Sea. And I'm from NY City originally, the Bronx to be exact, to answer an inquiry. Glad this got posted and yall like it!

So good! thanks for the upload. I love all version of 3TO, but this one is hot, hot, hot!

Third time is a charm...🍻👍

Love these guys!

#9 The Hill Lone and Gray

Thanks for sharing. Greetings from Greece

Thanks for sharing this Tim. Was there too with 4 friends. We were camping on high ground at the back of the upper field. Literally cheated death several times that night. Two of my friends were in their tent trying to hold it down when they decided it was too bad and ran to the SUV I was sitting in. A minute later a huge tree came crashing down smashing the tent they had just been in. Dodged many more scary situations that night. Ended up on the main stage seeking shelter. In a great act of kindness the main man promoter loaned us his daughter's car, gave us some cash, and directions to the nearest motel to dry off.

Ohhh Thanks!!! Love it!!!!

I was there with my Uncle and cousin

Goooood stufff

This isn’t the original Hot Rize lineup. Mike Scap was the original guitar player and Charles played bass. That being said, that configuration was pretty short lived.

Found these fellows right around the time of this recording. Grabbed the Pure Homemade Love cassette on a whim in Seviervill TN at a little hole-in-the wall music store around 1995 and have been a fan ever since! Love these guys, their great music and their humble, Christian values.

Thanks for this upload. It's fantastic.

James 3:11 Doth a fountain send forth at the same place sweet water and bitter?

I was there. My dad was playing with the bluegrass strangers. Crazy!

Awesome! Uncle wearing the 5 string out!

Great Virginia boy from Martinsville, Virginia

Great stuff

Tim O'Brien, still one of the finest musicians alive. One of my favorites is Lamp lighting time on the valley.

Great band

this'll be good!