They didn't call him Hylo (hi-low) Brown for nothing. Classic high lonesome sound for "Working on a Building." Thank you to all who have painstakingly preserved these clips and posted them for viewing.
Earl did have quite a few Bow ties throughout his life. I believe this was well after he had the bow tie neck on his Granada that would up warping. It could be, but I believe that was earlier on than this.
I love this... the talent is astronomical
Man, they were the real deal! Don't get no better!
Exactly what I would say! It literally doesn't get any better does it??
I remember stumbling upon this Grand Ole Opry show in my early days. Nothing quite like it anywhere!
They didn't call him Hylo (hi-low) Brown for nothing. Classic high lonesome sound for "Working on a Building." Thank you to all who have painstakingly preserved these clips and posted them for viewing.
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....been eagerly awaiting this! Thanks so much for preserving these priceless and timeless classic shows! Bluegrass Forever!
They got one more batch in them boys
I'd love to have that "Hot Rize" sign.
Earl playing the ole granada with the bowtie neck 🤣🤣
I sure miss these old boys....so fine!
Yup, the great ones.
....Paul Warren could 'fiddle the bugs off a sweet-tater vine' !
What Lester called a waltz was not a waltz.
That’s not Earl’s Granada!! 😅
He picked the splinters out of it, whatever it was. RIP Mr. Scruggs.
Yes, it is. He had had a new neck put on it with that silly looking inlay pattern. He said he didn't like it much after a while.
Earl did have quite a few Bow ties throughout his life. I believe this was well after he had the bow tie neck on his Granada that would up warping. It could be, but I believe that was earlier on than this.
@@bigmrclean Maybe you're right. Is there any info on this clip that dates it? Thank You.
@@dandeprop This would've been around 1962, after Curly Seckler left the band and a few years after Earl got the J.W. Gower neck put on his Granada