"Whiskey Lullaby", The John Jorgenson Bluegrass Band
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- "Whiskey Lullaby", performed by The John Jorgenson Bluegrass Band (www.johnjorgenson.com) at the Institute of Musical Traditions (www.imtfolk.org), Rockville, Maryland, USA on September 30, 2013.
In his review on the IBMA website, Taylor Coughlin says: "On July 25, the too-fresh-for-a-bio John Jorgenson Bluegrass Band indulged the crowd at The Station Inn with the Seldom Scene hit Wait a Minute, written by Pedersen, Whiskey Lullaby written by Randall, Desert Rose Band tunes (Jorgenson and Pedersen were founders and bandmates), Scruggs classics, and more. There was warmth, and storytelling, and lots of laughter as this fresh band of legends invited Roland White, an old bandmate of Pedersen's from The New Kentucky Colonels days, onstage to play. Jorgenson asked White what instrument he should play, to which White replied, 'Is there anything you don't play?' White told Jorgenson to pick up the mandolin."
The John Jorgenson Bluegrass Band includes some of the best in bluegrass: Herb Pedersen on banjo, Jon Randall on guitar, and Mark Fain on bass.
Sound: Art Isaacs, Dave Eisner, Dave Richardson
Camera: Laura Christoplos, Emily Whiting, Tim Twomey, Ralph Lillie
Editing: Ralph Lillie
© 2013, Institute of Musical Traditions
Absolutely Beautiful Gentlemen.
Jon Randall- one of Nashville’s BEST kept secrets, if not the most unsung. Giant talent and as humble as the day is long. Beautiful.
true that....well said . I have loved Jon Randall Stewart since he first stepped on stage and opened his mouth with Emmylou Harris and the Nash Ramblers. My oh my....
@@emileecline5698 I think that I would love anyone that happened to be on stage with her.
That mandolin solo by JJ was beyond amazing!
Absolutely haunting and beautiful! For me, hands down.....BEST version!
Geezus, How come this is not a worldwide hit Just amazing vocals and harmonies and what about the playing, Just superb, Yep, I'll be doing this beauty
These guys are truly brilliant. Wonderful.
Outstanding, Herb has been adding incredible harmony for decades and obviously still can.
Wow...angelic harmonies and staggering musicianship.
instaBlaster...
Im gobsmacked, loved that mandolin solo.
Still brilliant.
I enjoy hearing music like this for l was raised up on it.❤
Thanks John, also Herb, Chris and all the people that makes this music so beautiful !! Greetings from the Lowlands !!
As good as it gets! Great guys as well!
Saw them sing this at a very small gig in Menai Bridge (north Wales). Probably one of the top five gigs I've been to, and I've seen quite a few.
Damn. Song is so so sad, but so good
Saw them at an intimate gig in n Wales last Sunday - blew away the audience. Best 20 dollars I ever spent. As Darlene says - "This ain't no cover"
This cut is an example of "Good stuff in..Good stuff out" You can always count on John Jorgenson to put together a fine band of top drawer musicians and an exquisite show. The band at this juncture had gigged live less than a half dozen times! Absolutely wonderful performance. Please share this video and get the word out.
Agreed! I actually debated whether or not to go see this show - bluegrass not being my favorite genre. In the end I decided it was JJ and that I just had to go. Man was I glad I did!
The lesson being it doesn't matter what the genre is. Great musicians make great music regardless. So just Go!!
WOW!
Wow, just wow!!!
Sweet.
Maravillosa interpretación . Gracias , un saludo desde España en cuarentena.
Wow!!!!! Says it all!
Nice voice!
My introduction to this song was by Brad Paisley. I nearly always like the introductory version best, but this flies in the face of my prejudices. This is a wonderful version.
Such powerful lyrics...
Magnificent!
Wow! Even the mandolin cried!
Superb.
Mesmerizing
Wow, Wow, Wow!!!
... großartig!
I wish I'd known about this show.
Can't hid behind much in this band either you can play or not.
True that.
Wow, I didn't know this even existed. I was at this show and it seemed like the whole place was holding their breath during this song!
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I know john jorgenson... he was with the desert rose band and I went to the Ryman with them!
He's also got his Gypsy Jazz Quintet and toured with Brad Paisley. Oh, and 6+ years was the touring guitarist for another guy you might know - Elton John
@@SchwartzDaddy So he's got the hang of it, you're saying? :)
Nice ..
is there a tab for the mandolin part? it's amazing and i need to know it!!
oh my.
Better than the original
good cover! Love your voice, but you should have a female voice to sing along with :)
That ain't no cover. It's John Randall doing one of his finest. We've got tickets to see these guys in Pagosa Spring, CO this June and I can't wait. Some of the finest voices is music today.
Once read the story behind this song. It was borne out of Jon Randall’s intense depression following the end of his marriage to Lorrie Morgan. The legendary Bill Anderson is the other writer. Mr. Randall is now married to singer Jessi Alexander.