I'm 74 years old and, without a doubt, this is one of the best versions of this old tune I've ever heard!! It amazes me that this old timey sound comes from such young musicians! Thank God they're keeping this kind of music alive!!
Im just turning 47 this year, just decided to learn banjo now, a lifelong dream, im from Australia and it has been a big American history lesson for me. I find it all fascinating.
I'm fortunate to live in Appalachia Ohio and to have seen them twice live. They're way much better in person. I was tired after watching them. Great performers.
Playing along with my banjo, see the dog come into screen, think how happy it looks to be with all its friends playing some tunes. Then i realise this video is 6 years old and that dog probably isn't with us any more. RIP dog face you look like you grew old happy.
"Little" Sadie is roaming the pickin' parties of the afterlife now. Her successor, Julia Belle, is holding down the hootenannies at Over Yonder Concerts these days.
That bass is kickin! Looks almost like the one I made many years ago. Except this one is supercharged. And the bass player keeps it simple and solid. Nice job!
Beautiful job on one of my all-time favorites. Glad to see your dog likes good music too. Fact is, my own two dogs are sitting attentively by me right now.
Truly enjoyed your version of Cumberland Gap , I wonder if you have ever heard the version played by deceased Senator Robert Byrd ? If not you should look up his C.D. for fun and inspiration. That man was a great artist and knew many of the old tunes that I never hear anymore.
The best part of this is around 5:50 they all start signaling to each other, ever so subtely, that this is the last refrain. Watch them all pass it on to the next.
Unfortunately thanks to Hollywood, this is the authentic Sound and History of America that the World does not know. Pioneer families walking through the Gap into the Great Unknown and all its dangers and opportunities. Amazing the country they built!
Hi Maylee, thank you for the kind words! The second tune is an original of ours, called "John Bartholow's Tune". It's another D tune of ours which pairs well with Cumberland. Thanks again!
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I'm 74 years old and, without a doubt, this is one of the best versions of this old tune I've ever heard!! It amazes me that this old timey sound comes from such young musicians! Thank God they're keeping this kind of music alive!!
Im just turning 47 this year, just decided to learn banjo now, a lifelong dream, im from Australia and it has been a big American history lesson for me. I find it all fascinating.
If you can find them online, check out a BG band called The Powder Kegs. They did a nice job with Cumberland Gap.
@@bonniehill9518 Ha! Just come to the same realisation myself (44), good onya mate) ☺️👍
72 Year elderly teenager here. Nothing prettier than blue grass stuff.
I am 84 and I agree!!
I'm fortunate to live in Appalachia Ohio and to have seen them twice live. They're way much better in person. I was tired after watching them. Great performers.
Nothing hotter than a mullet and a violin.
Thank GOD, I'm a country boy ! GREAT
The dog's guest appearance for the win! Just keep him away from the beers, guys! 😀
What a great version of this tune. Loved it!! And what a treat to see young people keeping the tradition alive.
love the guest appearance of the dog, made me smile when i needed too, also a great version
That banjo player knows his craft, great version 🤙🤙💚💚✌️✌️
Them folk play that old timey mountain music, good job
This version captures the pure soul of the (music) GREAT to dance to. Nothing fancy, Pure
soul. Brill
Finally, an old-timey tune where you can hear the bass! Love it!
Playing along with my banjo, see the dog come into screen, think how happy it looks to be with all its friends playing some tunes. Then i realise this video is 6 years old and that dog probably isn't with us any more. RIP dog face you look like you grew old happy.
"Little" Sadie is roaming the pickin' parties of the afterlife now. Her successor, Julia Belle, is holding down the hootenannies at Over Yonder Concerts these days.
I wish the bass player would do a video how he built that.
It's great to see you young dudes playing this stuff so well.
Powered by PBR. Love it!
Great version of this classic skiffle song by a brilliant band
It was actually a folk song before skiffle was even a genre!
Love this version and a huge hats of to the band,
Big smile! Much love guys! You made this day better for me!
Yall do an amazing job! Keep on playing!
I absolutely loved this! Outstanding gentleman.
Freaking Outstanding👍 Go Bobby Horton
Absolutely outstanding, My favorite Old time tune.....well done
That bass is kickin! Looks almost like the one I made many years ago. Except this one is supercharged. And the bass player keeps it simple and solid. Nice job!
This is surely terrific. What a tremendous sound.
Great pickin. And that bass fuckin rocks!
Fascinating bass... in sound and form.
Beautiful job on one of my all-time favorites. Glad to see your dog likes good music too. Fact is, my own two dogs are sitting attentively by me right now.
Truly enjoyed your version of Cumberland Gap , I wonder if you have ever heard the version played by deceased Senator Robert Byrd ? If not you should look up his C.D. for fun and inspiration. That man was a great artist and knew many of the old tunes that I never hear anymore.
The best part of this is around 5:50 they all start signaling to each other, ever so subtely, that this is the last refrain. Watch them all pass it on to the next.
Excellent stuff right there!
Love you guys!!
Love it!! Slow and easy.
Loved it! This is AWESOME, and I could listen to it forever! Thanks for sharing. God bless, Charlie
Thank you Charles!
flipping awesome. thanks!!!
Love it!!!
I love these guys
Three kinds of water to wash your face... Cumberland Gap.
Unfortunately thanks to Hollywood, this is the authentic Sound and History of America that the World does not know. Pioneer families walking through the Gap into the Great Unknown and all its dangers and opportunities. Amazing the country they built!
Wait! This is in Ohio?! Fantastic!!!
The Appalachians run through there you know?
@@Oldsrocket56 Toledo is far from the Appalachians.
Sooo good👍
thanks. great job
Wonderful musicians!🌟
love this🔆
I love your all's music. Any shows lined up in Western PA in the foreseeable future?
I'd love to see you guys in person.
Mola, vuestra música
No rush, no fuss. Steady as she goes, boys/
Great version and playing. Love it! The second part reminds me of another tune which sounds familiar. Wonder what it is?
Hi Maylee, thank you for the kind words! The second tune is an original of ours, called "John Bartholow's Tune". It's another D tune of ours which pairs well with Cumberland. Thanks again!
"Thank God I'm a Country Boy"?
Please come in italy!!
Bear grease podcast brought me here
Fine music being played but the dog's wondering why don't they pet me?
He received many pets that night :)
Someone get my man a resonator on that jo. He shouldn't have to sit like that to hear him play! 😤😤😤
We've tried, he refuses :(
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Ah, very nice. 👍
Pabst Blue Ribbon! Come on Guys.
Who's the fellow on the far left? I've seen him clawhammer too, he's good
That's Jake Loew!
Will you be performing at 2018 IBMA in Raleigh?
Unfortunately not this year!
this is awesome- first time viewer! Is that a washtub bass?
No, a washtub bass uses an overturned washtub, broom handle, and a single cord or string.
Thank you! It's the progressive version of a washtub bass ;)
Yee Yee !! "Them lyin blue scumbellies"
Is there a page on the internet where I can find an whole album or confederate anthems as well as union
Who made that bass?
Nathan, our bass player made it!
It really is a lovely piece to look at.
@@wearethewayfarers he did a good job, that thing sounds awesome!
whats the second tune?
It's an original of ours called "John Bartholow's Tune"
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What's the name of the second tune at 3:40.
It's an original of ours called "John Bartholow's Tune". Thanks for watching!
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