Yes so very much. I was in your neck of the woods a couple of weeks ago. Rented a cabin in Blue Ridge. So nice being back in the Mts. Thanks again, God Bless you and all yall
Tipper, I bet you don't have a single viewer that has never experienced a loss. While listening to you reminisce about Pap, and describing items in your parents' house and how they hold special meaning to you, I could feel the lump in your throat as you were overwhelmed with emotion. We have all experienced those feelings; loss, nostalgia, reminiscing, etc. You have a wonderful way of telling your story, Tipper, in a manner that encourages your viewers to reflect on their own past. Although the title suggests this video is about an old recording, I feel it's a lesson about the cycle of life. I really enjoyed this one, Tipper. Thank you.
So well said Roland and so many of us agree with you. I had totally forgotten about A Hole in the Bottom of the Sea. We used to sing it so loud to try and bust paint off the walls!!😂😂😂
I like the downhome feel of this. It brings back memories from my own childhood and teen years sitting at my friends' homes listening to their parents or older siblings play and sing.
I remember a lot of old-timers singing these tunes while waiting at bus stations, just like the song from Johnny Cash - Wabash Cannonball. Nice sweater Tipper
That is such a sweet memory. You are so blessed to have Pap and Paul recordings. I’d love to hear my daddy’s voice. He passed in 1981 and I sometimes wonder if I’ll recognize his voice when I see him again? Thanks for sharing your amazing family with us Tipper!💕
I absolutely love music and I love this reminded of the good old days of growing up and going to friends house on Sunday afternoon and playing the guitar and singing o what sweet memories thanks so much
I was blessed enough to have all four of my Grandparents alive throughout most of my young adult life. I wish they could see how technology brings folks together nowadays. Even though they didn't get to see it firsthand, I know my kin are right here with me once again and it's all made possible through Pap and Paul's singing.They really, truly are right here. God Bless you and thank you for sharing.
Very,Very, Very well done -- something as simple as a father and son enjoying a little time together turns into some memories of a lifetime --- again Miss Tipper Very, Very, Very well done
Wonderful! I hear my dad and his brother just now though them. They are both gone, but this brings them back to me in a rush. I've followed their lead and have been singing for decades now; anything from hymns to Celtic to work with my Community Chorale and the San Luis Obispo Master Chorale. My dogs are entertained quite a bit!😊
So touching what memories for you i know it was in the .month of April you lost your Dad May God's comfort be near you and Pap would be so proud of you I'm sure What a legacy and what a family 💜
You are so fortunate to have these old video’s. I love looking at my old photos from when my grandparents were living. Same kind of thing….seeing the old curtains, wallpapers, furniture, and the clothes they were wearing. I just love it. Thank you so much for sharing. I love this ♥️🎶
These kind of videos bring back your childhood like nothing else. I have some old ones where most everyone is gone now, but they are treasures to me. I have some old 78s of my family playing back in the day🥰
Your Pap had a wonderful voice and played the guitar so well. And Paul is no slouch. I was singing along with his part of the harmony. Thanks again, and take care
oh man that was some kinda good. to use a quote from someone we all know. a law man with the initials a g. but really thanks a million hun. i'm glad someone had the presence of mind to realize how good those fellas where and recorded them. you must be proud indeed.
Tipper, not having grandparents in my life, your sharing the memories , music, stories fill me with awe. I wouldn’t change a thing but realize there is an emptiness. My daddy would sing to us . Mexicali Rose, You can’t be true dear, He could whistle like a canary, open an apple with just his hands., Having only him ,as a child ,and losing him at 17 . He’d clean our faces with spit. Comb the “rats” out of our hair. Take off on a Sunday drive with a candy bar and a pop. With the canvas water bag for the radiator.....
One my favorites. Is. The wild woodflower. But I love that old time music. We just used to call it front porch music. I grew up listing to the likes of the Cherokee three. Up. On old socco. Near the old dairy queen. Or over close to alarka at winchesters old general store. All them,old boys used to gather there and make music those days are long. Gone. But I still love that old mountain music. And so many good memories. We'd get out and buck dance. I remember CD hains one of the best buck dancers I ever saw. Oh well. Thanks fir sharing. Y'all take care now,,,
@@CelebratingAppalachia it was my granmothers favor rite song, she always requested Charlie to play that song for her. When we went to,listen to the Cherokee three. Up on socco back then they just got out on,the sides of the road and Made music. Maybe pass a hat around. If,n you wanted to leave a tip. I'm sure y'all making some mighty fine music there. Wish i was there to hear it myself. god bless
I love it too.....my family, Dad, Aunts, Uncles, siblings,cousins and friends often gathered in our home or theirs to pick and sing. Such good times! Your memories remind me of mine!
That was awesome I really like it never heard of it and that brought back memories on my part my dad playing in a band back many years ago totally country that brought tears
oh,Tipper... you make me cry. lol tears in a hiraeth way. i feel you longing for those days. i listened to this on the porch, as its spring in the mountains and the sun going sown, while birds singing. it made me feel the days of old whn the radio would have been playing and this beautiful music you shared, came across it, into the night air. thank you for sharing your families memories. many thanks to Paul for recording this. that little rocker is a "sewing rocker". the ladies would sit and do hand piecing and sewing, thus the armless part. im a quilter and have always loved the little sewing rockers and handmade chairs from days of old.
Tipper ,You look so beautiful.. I love that crocheted top with those earrings looks so good together.. I can’t wait to hear this ! God Bless you all.. Oh my word that was fantastic! Hearing you critique it ,before listening to it ..Made it even all the more better ..thank you for that !
Now that is real music I could listen to them all day long . You are so blessed to have recordings of your Dad . Sure makes me miss my dad and his picking .Thank you so much for sharing .
Beautiful! This reminds me of my childhood family get togethers and all the older people would play and sing old music and it was such a lovely time. Miss those times.
This was so special .. a treasure ... I'd not heard the song so when it started to play I propped my small portable Bose speaker right up on my chest to listen closely ..twice... joining in singing the second time on the chorus , thanks ,Tipper for sharing something so special and meaningful to you...as for the song "There's a Hole" ...we grew up with that song ... know it by heart ,, sung countless times ,camping, out on the porch swing, in the car , speeding it up ad we go.. we still sing it.. even my grandchildren know it by heart... now I know who sang it... Y'all have a lovely evening ..honeysuckles are about to bloom here.
My, what harmony! There are really no words to describe how sweet it is, are there? As usual, this little taste will now send me running to The Blind Pig and the Acorn channel for more duets and collaborations from Paul and Pap.
Brings back memories of my mother and siblings singing southern gospel in church in NC and Tennessee. Two of my brothers have passed on also my daddy. Sad but wonderful memories.
I'll be listening and watching this, when I start missing home. Thank you for keeping a lifeline from home for me. when I get feeling low, I look to see what you are up to.
Love it!...Growing up in a sweet, small "church of christ " in the foothills here in here in NC. We allowed no instruments..all sweet voices....I love it too, how it ties together, no mattter our voices. So comforting..i iundersrstand bow important it is to you. I especially love the Chuck wagon gang.
Thank you for sharing! A lot of my Appalachian family played music like this. This summer I’m going to visit George Gibson, the man who taught Clifton Hicks the banjo. Me and George are probably distant cousins, too.
My mother is still with us. I remember her playing guitar and singing Barbara Allen. Wish I had a recording of it. She had to have surgery on left hand and was no longer able to play. We children would harmonize with her.
Wow, what a blessing to grow up listening to such beautiful music made by your beloved family. Tipper, you are so blessed. Also, I noticed you wear earrings your daughter fashioned and clothing Granny made. You honor your family beautifully.
M y Grandad Hobart Campbell sung that song .. there's a hole in the bottom of the sea.. as his grandkids we loved it. I absolutely love to here your Pap and Paul anyting their voices are so pure❤❤
PRECIOUS MEMORIES OH HOW THEY LINGER
You DONT REALIZE IT , but YOU ARE KEEPING THIS ALIVE. Your watering others , with you gift !!!!! And you will be WATERED
You are so kind-thank you for the encouraging words 😀
The whole family is a blessing to us
Just Lovely.
So glad you enjoyed it!
what a precious treasure to have that on tape. love their harmony!!
Three words Tipper…I love it
😀 I'm so glad!
I can see why you like it so ... precious past times. God bless.
Thank you Sam 😀
It's like being at church. The lyrics might not relate to worship, but the spirit is there somehow.
So glad you enjoyed it! I do think it has a good feeling about it 😀
That was just like I was sitting on the porch listening to my uncles and cousins making music on Saturday night. That’s for the lovely memories.
So glad you enjoyed it!
Yes so very much. I was in your neck of the woods a couple of weeks ago. Rented a cabin in Blue Ridge. So nice being back in the Mts. Thanks again, God Bless you and all yall
Tipper, I bet you don't have a single viewer that has never experienced a loss. While listening to you reminisce about Pap, and describing items in your parents' house and how they hold special meaning to you, I could feel the lump in your throat as you were overwhelmed with emotion. We have all experienced those feelings; loss, nostalgia, reminiscing, etc. You have a wonderful way of telling your story, Tipper, in a manner that encourages your viewers to reflect on their own past. Although the title suggests this video is about an old recording, I feel it's a lesson about the cycle of life.
I really enjoyed this one, Tipper. Thank you.
Thank you Roland! I appreciate you 😀
@@CelebratingAppalachia And we appreciate you, Tipper. The impact you have on your community is immeasurable. A true blessing.
So well said Roland and so many of us agree with you. I had totally forgotten about A Hole in the Bottom of the Sea. We used to sing it so loud to try and bust paint off the walls!!😂😂😂
@@rhondabutler4172 Thank you, Rhonda!
I like the downhome feel of this. It brings back memories from my own childhood and teen years sitting at my friends' homes listening to their parents or older siblings play and sing.
So glad it felt like home to you 😀
what a fantastic duet! Their voices are beautiful together :)
Thank you 😀
Oh my I just love you and your family
So sweet-thank you 😀
What a treasure to have of your Dad and brother .
What a great birthday present for me!! It made me get out my mandolin after too long. Thanks Miss Tipper
Happy birthday and many more 💓
Happy Happy Birthday to you!! I hope you've had a good one and so glad you enjoyed the video. Play that mandolin 😀
Happy Happy to YOU! 🎶🎂😁
Happy Birthday Unkle Justin!!
Right on! From BC Canada 🇨🇦
I remember a lot of old-timers singing these tunes while waiting at bus stations, just like the song from Johnny Cash - Wabash Cannonball. Nice sweater Tipper
Good memories! Thank you 😀
That is such a sweet memory. You are so blessed to have Pap and Paul recordings. I’d love to hear my daddy’s voice. He passed in 1981 and I sometimes wonder if I’ll recognize his voice when I see him again? Thanks for sharing your amazing family with us Tipper!💕
Thank you Rhonda!! I guarantee you'll recognize his voice 😀
I did not grow up with this kind of music. Thank you for sharing your precious memories and I enjoyed listening.
Glad you enjoyed it 😀
I love this music!
I'm glad 😀
I love seeing anyone’s father. My dad passed in 1996, but I still think about him daily. ♥️
I'm glad you had a good daddy too 😀
I absolutely love music and I love this reminded of the good old days of growing up and going to friends house on Sunday afternoon and playing the guitar and singing o what sweet memories thanks so much
So precious 💕
Beautiful memories ❤️ I truly enjoyed watching Pap
I’m lucky to hear my daddy’s voice every time I stand beside my brother in the choir at church. I can almost feel like he is standing there with me.
Thank you for sharing the beauty of your music. ❤️
Thank you for listening and watching 😀
I was blessed enough to have all four of my Grandparents alive throughout most of my young adult life. I wish they could see how technology brings folks together nowadays. Even though they didn't get to see it firsthand, I know my kin are right here with me once again and it's all made possible through Pap and Paul's singing.They really, truly are right here. God Bless you and thank you for sharing.
I love that-thank you 😀
Mighty fine..picking too❤️😊
Thank you 😀
Beautiful! So glad Paul filmed that memory! That is really precious!
Me too 😀
just lovely, gentlemen. thank you.
Thanks for listening 😀
@@CelebratingAppalachia their name was originally laudermilk
@@davidphillips7041 I always wondered what their family thought about them changing it 😀
You’re very blessed to have all the videos of pap
I am so thankful for them 😀
I love to hear them sing🥰
😀 I'm glad
Oh my! I could listen to them all night! This has always been a favorite song of mine
I love the song too 😀
Love. Love. LOVE! 🎶
So glad you enjoyed it 😀
Very,Very, Very well done -- something as simple as a father and son enjoying a little time together turns into some memories of a lifetime --- again Miss Tipper Very, Very, Very well done
Thank you Jeff 😀
Wonderful! I hear my dad and his brother just now though them. They are both gone, but this brings them back to me in a rush.
I've followed their lead and have been singing for decades now; anything from hymns to Celtic to work with my Community Chorale and the San Luis Obispo Master Chorale. My dogs are entertained quite a bit!😊
Wonderful that you have that musical heritage 😀
Beautiful, Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
Great song - Thanks for sharing
Glad you enjoyed it 😀
My God - those two! The best! Such beautiful harmony! And each has solo voices that are gorgeous as well.
So glad you enjoyed it 😀
So touching what memories for you i know it was in the .month of April you lost your Dad May God's comfort be near you and Pap would be so proud of you I'm sure What a legacy and what a family 💜
You are so fortunate to have these old video’s. I love looking at my old photos from when my grandparents were living. Same kind of thing….seeing the old curtains, wallpapers, furniture, and the clothes they were wearing. I just love it. Thank you so much for sharing. I love this ♥️🎶
Thank you Kat! I love the old photos you've shared-looks like my family too 😀
@@CelebratingAppalachia Thank you! 🙂
What wonderful memories. Reminds me of my Pop Pop and uncle playing music. Thank you Tipper.
Thank you Robin! Glad you've got those good memories too 😀
Great job! Precious memories! I love old family videos. I have some that were taken from 8mm films and put on discs. They are priceless to me.
These kind of videos bring back your childhood like nothing else. I have some old ones where most everyone is gone now, but they are treasures to me. I have some old 78s of my family playing back in the day🥰
What treasures you have 😀
So beautiful. Your are so fortunate to have such lovely memories. Thank you for the the story and video.
Your Pap had a wonderful voice and played the guitar so well. And Paul is no slouch. I was singing along with his part of the harmony. Thanks again, and take care
This reminds me of when I was growing up ..my mother would always be listening to music like this on Sunday mornings.it was so good
Such good memories 😀
oh man that was some kinda good. to use a quote from someone we all know. a law man with the initials a g. but really thanks a million hun. i'm glad someone had the presence of mind to realize how good those fellas where and recorded them. you must be proud indeed.
So glad you enjoyed it 😀
So very beautiful! 🥰
Thank you tipper. This was indeed a beautiful song and they sang it beautifully.
Glad you enjoyed it 😀
Tipper, not having grandparents in my life, your sharing the memories , music, stories fill me with awe. I wouldn’t change a thing but realize there is an emptiness. My daddy would sing to us . Mexicali Rose, You can’t be true dear, He could whistle like a canary, open an apple with just his hands., Having only him ,as a child ,and losing him at 17 . He’d clean our faces with spit. Comb the “rats”
out of our hair. Take off on a Sunday drive with a candy bar and a pop. With the canvas water bag for the radiator.....
Your daddy sounds wonderful 😀
Thank you!!! For all you do!!!!
What a beautiful video. Their harmonies are beautiful. This video really blessed me.
I'm so glad you enjoyed it!!
Thank you for sharing this wonderful history and music, I am so glad for your gift of your channel.,
Glad you enjoy it!
One my favorites. Is. The wild woodflower. But I love that old time music. We just used to call it front porch music. I grew up listing to the likes of the Cherokee three. Up. On old socco. Near the old dairy queen. Or over close to alarka at winchesters old general store. All them,old boys used to gather there and make music those days are long. Gone. But I still love that old mountain music. And so many good memories. We'd get out and buck dance. I remember CD hains one of the best buck dancers I ever saw. Oh well. Thanks fir sharing. Y'all take care now,,,
Thank you Duane! Corie and Paul are literally playing Wild Wood Flower right now 😀
@@CelebratingAppalachia it was my granmothers favor rite song, she always requested Charlie to play that song for her. When we went to,listen to the Cherokee three. Up on socco back then they just got out on,the sides of the road and Made music. Maybe pass a hat around. If,n you wanted to leave a tip. I'm sure y'all making some mighty fine music there. Wish i was there to hear it myself. god bless
The wildwood flower is one of the best and funniest songs.
@@deannalmullins yea I love the old song. Too
Perfect! Tipper, this was just so beautiful! I'm so glad you shared it with us!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I love it too.....my family, Dad, Aunts, Uncles, siblings,cousins and friends often gathered in our home or theirs to pick and sing. Such good times! Your memories remind me of mine!
I'm glad you've got those memories Rita 😀
That's just plain good! Thank you Tipper.
That was awesome I really like it never heard of it and that brought back memories on my part my dad playing in a band back many years ago totally country that brought tears
Since finding your channel I've been trying to teach my kiddos about their family from Appalachia and the traditions and music.
That is wonderful!! I'm so glad you're doing that 😀
oh,Tipper...
you make me cry. lol
tears in a hiraeth way. i feel you longing for those days.
i listened to this on the porch, as its spring in the mountains and the sun going sown, while birds singing. it made me feel the days of old whn the radio would have been playing and this beautiful music you shared, came across it, into the night air.
thank you for sharing your families memories.
many thanks to Paul for recording this.
that little rocker is a "sewing rocker". the ladies would sit and do hand piecing and sewing, thus the armless part. im a quilter and have always loved the little sewing rockers and handmade chairs from days of old.
Thank you!! Now I know what kind of rocker it is 😀
Tipper ,You look so beautiful.. I love that crocheted top with those earrings looks so good together.. I can’t wait to hear this ! God Bless you all..
Oh my word that was fantastic! Hearing you critique it ,before listening to it ..Made it even all the more better ..thank you for that !
Thanks so much 😀
Thank you for sharing this recording of your loved ones, as well as the history and the personal memories and comments. ❤️
That was great. Nice runs and guitar lead as well as the great vocals.
Thank you kindly!
Oh!! These tunes capture my soul. They sing so beautifully! I could listen all day. Thank you for posting another blessing!! ♥️🙏🏼♥️
just beautiful!!
Thank you!
What a treasure to have.such a sweet song to hear.so happy you have this memory recorded I know it must mean so much to you and your family.
So beautiful! Thank you for sharing❤
So glad you enjoyed it 😀
That is so sweet, your so lucky to have that, lovely song too.
Now that is real music I could listen to them all day long . You are so blessed to have recordings of your Dad . Sure makes me miss my dad and his picking .Thank you so much for sharing .
Beautiful! This reminds me of my childhood family get togethers and all the older people would play and sing old music and it was such a lovely time. Miss those times.
This was so special .. a treasure ... I'd not heard the song so when it started to play I propped my small portable Bose speaker right up on my chest to listen closely ..twice... joining in singing the second time on the chorus , thanks ,Tipper for sharing something so special and meaningful to you...as for the song "There's a Hole" ...we grew up with that song ... know it by heart ,, sung countless times ,camping, out on the porch swing, in the car , speeding it up ad we go.. we still sing it.. even my grandchildren know it by heart... now I know who sang it... Y'all have a lovely evening ..honeysuckles are about to bloom here.
Just beautiful thank you so much for sharing ❤
Yes, this is a beautiful version.
My, what harmony! There are really no words to describe how sweet it is, are there? As usual, this little taste will now send me running to The Blind Pig and the Acorn channel for more duets and collaborations from Paul and Pap.
That is so Precious. 🥲
That is amazing and you are do fortunate to have videos to remember your family. Their harmonies are very beautiful. Thank you!
Beautiful I feel like I grew up with you from your videos
Love that 😀
That was lovely. Thank you for sharing that with us. Appreciate you.
Brings back memories of my mother and siblings singing southern gospel in church in NC and Tennessee. Two of my brothers have passed on also my daddy. Sad but wonderful memories.
That was beautiful.it wonderful that you have this video.it is a precious keepsake.
Thank you very much!
What a precious recording. Thanks for sharing this with us.
Wonderful
God bless you and your family. Havent made a comment in awhile but never miss your work. Thank you
Joe from PA (connies friend)
Thank you!!
I'll be listening and watching this, when I start missing home. Thank you for keeping a lifeline from home for me. when I get feeling low, I look to see what you are up to.
That is extra good! The sound quality is very good for an older recording.
Takes me back to many family get-togethers. Such lovely picking and singing...
Love it!...Growing up in a sweet, small "church of christ " in the foothills here in here in NC. We allowed no instruments..all sweet voices....I love it too, how it ties together, no mattter our voices. So comforting..i iundersrstand bow important it is to you. I especially love the Chuck wagon gang.
We love the Chuck Wagon Gang too-so did Pap 😀
I love the story you tell around the song, it reminds me of when you read and of course I enjoyed Pap and Paul!!! God Bless Jean
Thank you for sharing! A lot of my Appalachian family played music like this. This summer I’m going to visit George Gibson, the man who taught Clifton Hicks the banjo. Me and George are probably distant cousins, too.
My mother is still with us. I remember her playing guitar and singing Barbara Allen. Wish I had a recording of it. She had to have surgery on left hand and was no longer able to play. We children would harmonize with her.
Wow, what a blessing to grow up listening to such beautiful music made by your beloved family. Tipper, you are so blessed. Also, I noticed you wear earrings your daughter fashioned and clothing Granny made. You honor your family beautifully.
Wow so endearing and beautifully sung. ❤️💯🙏
Thank you 😀
very sweet and beautiful song and story telling!
Just lovely, thank you for sharing it with us!
My pleasure 😊
Loved this! Such sweet memories! Blessings, Tipper, from VA! 🙏🤗🎸🎙🎶
Awwwww Tipper ! I’m crying 😎😎😎😎
I hope they are good tears 😀
Five stars for the song and for your comments.
🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
This is so great and thank you for sharing this treasure!
Lovely tune and great singing and playing. Thanks Tipper.
Glad you enjoyed it
M y Grandad Hobart Campbell sung that song .. there's a hole in the bottom of the sea.. as his grandkids we loved it. I absolutely love to here your Pap and Paul anyting their voices are so pure❤❤
Super great! Nice experience! Super interesting!.....❤❤❤❤