I (and my students) did the original recording of at Maudie Ford's home in Soddy-Daisy. Ruth Myers sang lead, with her brother Jimmy singing harmony and playing guitar. Bruce Grant (a friend of theirs) also sang some harmony and played the mandolin. The Bice family were all children of Elzia Barbee (who was a great fiddler, as were her parents Frank and Molly Barbee and brothers Jim and Eldia). I recorded a bunch of tune from Elzia's youngest brother Eldia and her brother Oscar on banjo. I took Eldia and Oscar to perform at the 1978 National Folk Festival at Wolf Trap, in 1979, I took sisters Lela Davis, Maudie Ford, Ruth Myers and brother Jimmy to perform at the 1979 National Folk Festival,, Ruth died last year, she was the last of that amazing family! This song was released on my label (Pine Breeze 006, 1979) while I directed the Traditional Music Project at Pine Breeze Center. We released 8 LPs of field recordings of local traditional musicians. The 2005 Jubilee Arts reissue does not include all the songs we recorded from the Bice Family. I can be contacted at asprecords@epbfi.com for more of the recordings released and unreleased on Pine Breeze Records. Ron WIlliams
![Foghorn Stringband - I'm Longing For Home [Live at WAMU's Bluegrass Country]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/JPBuF4T2cU0/mqdefault.jpg)
For anyone that likes bluegrass gospel; it does not get any better than this- simply fantastic harmony and sound.
Wow..this group just floors me every time I see them....they're soooooooo good!!
Glad that I discovered this Foghorn stringband video. Absolute great performance and Nadine singing sooo goood!
They are due for great propulsion from all of us who support them because they’re so damn great
Playing brilliantly and shuffling in and out the chairs ,. I could play this on repeat all day. Just perfect
Great rendition. Thanks for sharing. I don't know how anyone could give this a thumbs down!
Another wonderful performance!
Many groups and choirs have recorded this beautiful song, but yours is the best.....great harmony and very heartfelt.
This video went right into my bluegrass Gospel playlist. Thanks for a great post.
Love this group!
My favorite band!
Great Gospel, I love this band ❤👍👌👌👌👍
Nadine and Sammy...does it get any better.
This is MUSIC !!!!!!!!!!!!! love you
Great song. Great performance. I like the way they "play" the microphone.
love this song.
This is different but I like it.
merci very good band
So beautiful.I do wish the sound quality were a bit better as it's hard to transcribe,especially the harmony parts.
Good job.
That boy can style a Stetson!
I (and my students) did the original recording of at Maudie Ford's home in Soddy-Daisy. Ruth Myers sang lead, with her brother Jimmy singing harmony and playing guitar. Bruce Grant (a friend of theirs) also sang some harmony and played the mandolin. The Bice family were all children of Elzia Barbee (who was a great fiddler, as were her parents Frank and Molly Barbee and brothers Jim and Eldia). I recorded a bunch of tune from Elzia's youngest brother Eldia and her brother Oscar on banjo. I took Eldia and Oscar to perform at the 1978 National Folk Festival at Wolf Trap, in 1979, I took sisters Lela Davis, Maudie Ford, Ruth Myers and brother Jimmy to perform at the 1979 National Folk Festival,, Ruth died last year, she was the last of that amazing family! This song was released on my label (Pine Breeze 006, 1979) while I directed the Traditional Music Project at Pine Breeze Center. We released 8 LPs of field recordings of local traditional musicians. The 2005 Jubilee Arts reissue does not include all the songs we recorded from the Bice Family. I can be contacted at asprecords@epbfi.com for more of the recordings released and unreleased on Pine Breeze Records. Ron WIlliams
VOCES AINDA ESTÃO JUNTOS TOCANDO MUSICAS LINDAS ????
So good ! ええでんなー！
TENHO TANTA VONTADE DE CONHESER ESTÁ PRINESA QUÊ TOCA O VIOLÃO SELO
Lets play the Bluegrass !!!
Echo chamber acoustics? Nice touch!
Wonderful music, splendid musicians, but ridiculous audio quality...
Love this sound. What microphone are they using?
I live about 110 miles from Laurel. I heard them just fine from here.
no sound