This tune comes from the fiddling of Henry Reed of Glen Lyn Virginia and is called Frosty Morning (no Cold). Cold Frosty Morning is a different tune from Melvin Wine of Braxton County, West Virginia.
Have LOVED this tune ever since i heard the GREAT Emery Lester and Mark Johnson playing it (mandoline+banjo). So nice to hear the other instruments (fiddle, guitar & bass) joined in , too. Anyone know who the musicians are? Looks like they might be playing in a church as a venue...(?) THANKS so much for posting...
Whoever shot this video, don't give up your day job. 😁 Thanks for sharing, though! 😊👍
Wonderful banjo playing....Good band....Jack Baker NYC
They are all wonderful too
Lovely version I just stumbled on.
This tune comes from the fiddling of Henry Reed of Glen Lyn Virginia and is called Frosty Morning (no Cold). Cold Frosty Morning is a different tune from Melvin Wine of Braxton County, West Virginia.
A bass solo on a tune! You have my attention!
I agree with one comment about the percussion sound from the brass. If the recording sound can boost in a real studio, that will be the best.
Have LOVED this tune ever since i heard the GREAT Emery Lester and Mark Johnson playing it (mandoline+banjo). So nice to hear the other instruments (fiddle, guitar & bass) joined in , too. Anyone know who the musicians are? Looks like they might be playing in a church as a venue...(?) THANKS so much for posting...
Very cool !
Sounds great gents!
Can you make a lesson vid for the fiddle please i love how you play it here
I'm still trying to figure out if this is Luke Blaser...
way too much percussion from the bass -- quit snapping the strings