My Darling Nellie Gray.wmv

This ballad written by Benjamin R Hanby in 1856 has been played in many styles. This is our take on this timeless love ballad.
Ben Moore: Vocals, Paul "Doc Fribush: Clarinet, Rich Hartness: 6 string banjo, Landon Walker: Bass, Charles Silverstein: Guitar, Gary Silverstein: Mandolin
Dedicated to the memory of our dear friends Dick Tarrier and Billy Hobbs

[@patriciahatmaker9209]

I’m 75 and my grandma sang this to me when I was a kid.She was a school teacher. 😊 enjoyed this

[@arkansized]

Thank you for dedicating this song to our friend and colleague in Wilkes County, Dick Tarrier. Traditional music of our mountains was safe in his capable hands.

[@boffit11]

great sound and great song- thank you silverstein brothers and Swamp Nots!

[@cloggernc]

RIP Dick. love it fellas!

[@Mystbilly]

Sounding great boys. So glad you all are playing again, even if it's just a little bit.

[@mollylea2643]

Little House in the Big Woods brought me here!

[@ogilain]

Did they have slaves?I didn't remember that bit.

[@doughill9563]

Magnificent ! Swing it boys

[@Peggysmusic]

Love this version! Very well done!

[@gegehughes]

I went to law school with Dick, and miss our friend.

[@RUBEND4RIO]

Can I use part of this song for an educational non profit project? Please let me know? thanks

[@Mandotwang]

I love your sound. Nice clean recording. What is your band called? Do you have an album out or an mp3s of your music to buy?

[@luisaceo6910]

1:51 autotune? XDDD

[@sambafunk]

IS IT A PLAGIARISM FOR Beatles : MAGGIE MAE or is the other way around?

[@Kingwoodish]

Nellie Gray was written in 1856, sung during the civil war and afterward.