I am impressed with his chops as well as his not selection and the lines he takes through the progression. Totally an A class player. My hat's off to Uncle Paul.
This cut features Paul Buskirk, a very fine Texas musician, who along with Tiny Moore was one of the earliest to play electric mandolin, back in the early 1950s. Paul was influential early in Willie Nelson's career. Johnny Gimble, another fine Texas musicians and former member of Bob Wills,Texas Playboys, is hidden in the corner of the scene on rhythm guitar rather than his usual fiddle.
The signs of a true singer/songwriter and professional performer is when you loose your place on the guitar and just keep on singing and pick up where you left off on the guitar a few bars later. Bravo!!!
In retrospect we can see how much marketing went into the ideas of "country" and "swing" and "jazz." This is a tune that the Bob Crosby band and Benny Goodman played. There's a Joe Sullivan take out there.
John Lennon and Paul McCartney , then known as the Nerk Twins in 1960,before they were the Beatles, played this one tune in an Englush pub,during their very first gig together, according to the Busking with The Beatles web page
Yes, Johnny Gimble on rhythm guitar, and that's Paul Buskirk playing electric mandola. I saw Paul play that instrument at the Shakey's pizza parlor in Bellaire, Texas back in the 1970s, during a difficult time in his life. I never saw him again in person, but was happy to see and hear him later with Willie.
He might not even care that you think he can't sing .Not that Willie Nelson has much left to prove. One of the most beloved figures in American culture, he has sold more than 40 million records, 18 of them platinum-certified, in his 60-plus-year career. He’s received the Kennedy Center Honors and the Gershwin Prize from the Library of Congress. So -- Who cares for your opinion ?
Proud to point out that my Uncle Paul Schmitt is on piano.
+Archie Schmitt He's good, buddy. Kudos
Very cool!....he's great :))
Everybody should have at least ONE Super-Cool uncle!
I think Paul is outstanding on that piano Archie. You have reason to always be very proud.
I am impressed with his chops as well as his not selection and the lines he takes through the progression. Totally an A class player. My hat's off to Uncle Paul.
My dad played it on banjo. Perfect for that instrument
申し訳無いが、この曲が聴ける世界にいて幸せです。
The world IS waiting for the sunrise.
Fantastic version of this old song, thanks Willie and all.
First and only time I have seen Johnny Gimble playing a guitar!
mandolin I bet!
Brilliant, as always!
This cut features Paul Buskirk, a very fine Texas musician, who along with Tiny Moore was one of the earliest to play electric mandolin, back in the early 1950s. Paul was influential early in Willie Nelson's career. Johnny Gimble, another fine Texas musicians and former member of Bob Wills,Texas Playboys, is hidden in the corner of the scene on rhythm guitar rather than his usual fiddle.
Fantastic!!!
Llegué aqui por The Silver Bea...
¡Qué maravilloso!...
Fantastic version, thanks Willie.
My God! I've never seen a baritone mandolin before!!! Holy shit!!!
The signs of a true singer/songwriter and professional performer is when you loose your place on the guitar and just keep on singing and pick up where you left off on the guitar a few bars later. Bravo!!!
Nice song and nice soul on it. Respect for so good musicians.
Respect voor de Muziek & Ouderen in ons Samenleving ! Fijne dag Toegewenst ! ❤🇳🇱🙏👋(🌹🎸)
I love the video's which i could "like" already at the introduction, before the song even started
Lovely song!
I'll definitely learn it!
Paul plays mighty fine piano
To answer Willie Nelson's question this song dates to 1919 and was recorded by hundreds of musicians.
Lyrics by actor Gene Lockhart who played Bob Cratchit in the Christmas Carol. He was the father of actress June Lockhart (TV mom on Lassie)
Yes and the lyrics was written by my great grandfather
@@user-gt5zp2ww6x I've read he was only 12 or 13 years old when he wrote it. Is that true?
My younger brother watches some Preschool Prep Company on RUclips and this song is in one of their videos.
THS IS SO GOOD
A happy day/night on the job. Thanks, gentlemen.
One of the great songs after world war two.
After WW1
Very nice~ I especially liked the piano work!
Wow! That is one helluva band! Thanks for sharing!
Fantastic swing
Imádom Őket nem tudom megunni .Mindig jó kedvet adnak....mindennap meghallgatom..
In retrospect we can see how much marketing went into the ideas of "country" and "swing" and "jazz." This is a tune that the Bob Crosby band and Benny Goodman played. There's a Joe Sullivan take out there.
my favorite version is Benny Goodman's
素晴らしいです。
Bien dicho
@@CarlosFernandez-tf3yv concuerdo
John Lennon and Paul McCartney , then known as the Nerk Twins in 1960,before they were the Beatles, played this one tune in an Englush pub,during their very first gig together, according to the Busking with The Beatles web page
My favourite World War II song
こんな素晴らしい演奏をトランプにも聞かせてやりたいですね、
すべての政治家はそれを聞くべきです。この曲は精神を高め、心を優しくします。
Ernest Steitz, Toronto, 1918.
Great Guys. Rosa Larsen
More Music -Not war
Who posted this? We'd like to license this version of the song for a documentary.
What is this a clip from? I'd like to find it and watch the whole thing.
Thanks for great upload ! Can you indicate the name of the musicians ? (Johnny Gimble on rhythm guitar???) Jo (France)
Yes, Johnny Gimble on rhythm guitar, and that's Paul Buskirk playing electric mandola.
I saw Paul play that instrument at the Shakey's pizza parlor in Bellaire, Texas back in the 1970s, during a difficult time in his life. I never saw him again in person, but was happy to see and hear him later with Willie.
sensorysyrynx Big thanks for answer. Best wishes. JO
Fern's song.. Weird. Love the tune, tho.
:O
Holy crap I did not realise that
Now I’m going down a rabbit hole on possible reasons why the grass demon would know that song and I can’t get out of it. Send help
Earl Scruggs on electric mandolin.
Julie Tate Earl never played mandolin, wadr. He was a banjo virtuoso
Paul Buskirk a long time Texas musician is the mandolinist.
What album is this folks please ?
Moonlite Becomes You
I think Les Paul & Mary Ford own this song. Sorry guys.
NO! Benny Goodman owns it! By Far!
Who ever told him he could sing? Did he have a much better voice when he was younger?
He might not even care that you think he can't sing .Not that Willie Nelson has much left to prove. One of the most beloved figures in American culture, he has sold more than 40 million records, 18 of them platinum-certified, in his 60-plus-year career. He’s received the Kennedy Center Honors and the Gershwin Prize from the Library of Congress. So -- Who cares for your opinion ?
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Dårlig guitarist -burde spille mandolin