Thanks for the show, I spent my young life being raised up by my Grandparents and we never missed this show. Papaw played too sometiimes ,he could play almost anything that came with strings.Im blessed to see this again it brings my memory of them back and the tears of joy start falling while reliving those times in my mind. Ive missed them all so much Thanks again for post...
I have watched all of these shows that you have so graciously shared with us. There will never be music like this again. So wonderful. No one can ever fill their shoes. Thank you for sharing. John
john allison You're very welcome Mr.Allison, i wish i had more of these episodes to share, unfortuneately i only have the 8, atleast for now. I couldn't agree with you more about this great music. Hope to share more with you all soon, and many thanks to your positive feedback!
Those guys were HOT. Thanks for these uploads! Who'd thought I'd become a Foggy Mountain Boys enthusiast at age 66?! I never had a chance to really be exposed to them, other than the Beverly Hillbillies. They had a peace, a mastery , a distinctive style that transcends any other bluegrass I've heard - so far, anyway...You've really enriched my life with these uploads!
That is what it is all about. These are the great ones , love to listen to these guys. I grew up listening to the Grand Ole Opry . There were so many fine musicians , glad we have these memories to listen to.
Jake Tullock- Bass, Tenor. Josh Graves- Dobro and Bass, Had A Instrumental Voice. Lester Flatt- Guitar, Tenor. Earl Scruggs- Banjo and Guitar, Baritone. Paul Warren- Fiddle, Bass. Curly Seckler- Mandolin and Guitar, Tenor Frank (Hylo) Brown- Guitar, Baritone and Assisted Tenor Sometimes.
Shreveport, 1964, watched these on TV every Saturday afternoon. We had to run the kids out of the house and lock the door so we wouldn't be disturbed. It was sacred time for us.
Grandpa told me these Ole boys came up from Nashville and played in Centerville north of Carmi illinois. Was a big wing dang. The old Germans, paid back by filling the old model with corn whiskey, shine. It wasn't made in Tennessee. It came from illinois., still make it.
I'm a stuck up east coast liberal, and I want to thank you for saving this.
The real America and true American spirit of the past.I miss those times so much.
None better than Lester Flat and Earl Scruggs and the Foggy Mountain Boys
Thanks for the show, I spent my young life being raised up by my Grandparents and we never missed this show. Papaw played too sometiimes ,he could play almost anything that came with strings.Im blessed to see this again it brings my memory of them back and the tears of joy start falling while reliving those times in my mind. Ive missed them all so much Thanks again for post...
I have watched all of these shows that you have so graciously shared with us. There will never be music like this again. So wonderful. No one can ever fill their shoes. Thank you for sharing. John
john allison You're very welcome Mr.Allison, i wish i had more of these episodes to share, unfortuneately i only have the 8, atleast for now. I couldn't agree with you more about this great music. Hope to share more with you all soon, and many thanks to your positive feedback!
You are very welcome. Glad you were able to have these and I will be watching.
john allison ;)”
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Mike'S 9!)m.
Just discovered earl Scruggs and I'm digging this music now
Earl Scruggs was to a banjo like Chet Atkins was to a guitar. They both invented their own style like no one else could do.
Best of all time. I never get tired of them.
Such simple yet incredible music
Absolute gold, Scuggs greatest genius of banjo ever, cannot get enuf of this amazing genius
Now that's what you call entertainment. The best days of TV.
Watched em all too. Thank you so much. This is the real American music.
Lester and Earl was the BEST GROUP EVER 💯 PERCENT 💖🙏
What a treasure these show are! I'm just loving seeing these old shows and the guests. Thanks for sharing them.
This is awesome. Thanks for sharing. To me, this music is so much better than anything out there today.
Ervin Guinn welcome!
Those guys were HOT. Thanks for these uploads! Who'd thought I'd become a Foggy Mountain Boys enthusiast at age 66?! I never had a chance to really be exposed to them, other than the Beverly Hillbillies. They had a peace, a mastery , a distinctive style that transcends any other bluegrass I've heard - so far, anyway...You've really enriched my life with these uploads!
That is what it is all about. These are the great ones , love to listen to these guys. I grew up listening to the Grand Ole Opry . There were so many fine musicians , glad we have these memories to listen to.
Earl had rhythm like a drummer all concentrated in those fingers!
Jake Tullock- Bass, Tenor.
Josh Graves- Dobro and Bass, Had A Instrumental Voice.
Lester Flatt- Guitar, Tenor.
Earl Scruggs- Banjo and Guitar, Baritone.
Paul Warren- Fiddle, Bass.
Curly Seckler- Mandolin and Guitar, Tenor
Frank (Hylo) Brown- Guitar, Baritone and Assisted Tenor Sometimes.
Shreveport, 1964, watched these on TV every Saturday afternoon. We had to run the kids out of the house and lock the door so we wouldn't be disturbed. It was sacred time for us.
Legendary 🤓🙋♂️👍
"Watch it pop up when it feels the heat of your oven".
Mighty fine !!!
Anyone know the name of the fiddle tune 21 minutes in? Love the Paul Warren Earl Scruggs duets!
hot damn boys!! I gots to get me some of that magic Martha White self rising flour!!! pronto.
fantastic - thanks for sharing!
edLambshanks :) welcome!
I was always a great fan of Bill Monroe for years but these guys were big stuff when they formed this great group later!
Pig In a Pen ..... love it
Grandpa told me these Ole boys came up from Nashville and played in Centerville north of Carmi illinois. Was a big wing dang. The old Germans, paid back by filling the old model with corn whiskey, shine. It wasn't made in Tennessee. It came from illinois., still make it.
Goooodness Gracious Martha White
Only ONE mic for all of them
And they still sound better than a lot of birds today
My grandma and i wore out some Martha White
Flatt and Scruggs the best there ever was wish they were still here. I have all of these shows and they are great.
6:20 Hey, wait a minute. That doesn't look like Jerry Garcia and Peter Rowan!
Anyone know the name of the tune at the 21:10 time mark?
Hey mike'S, is Anne Abbey still alive? She was my favorite one from the kitchen.
Wow but don't I feel like I am ten again. My didn't the time fly by.
SHOWING OUR AGE OLD FRIEND
Lester flat
👍😎
What's the name of the first song?
"Shortnin' Bread".
6:20 이 곡 이름이 뭐에요?
That's bluegrass 😅
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