This is bluegrass music. That shift is done the same way as a yodel is is. This style of bluegrass was created by Bill Monroe and is called “The High Lonesome Sound”.
@@isorokudono sorry, you are incorrect. Dr. Ralph Stanley created the “Stanley Style”. Bill Monroe took the “Old Timey” sound and made it a bit faster to create “The High Lonesome” sound. Roscoe Holcomb did it a bit earlier than Bill but Bill perfected it and made it popular.
Important info: The Grand Ole Opry is also known as “The Mother Church”. You play there, you’ve made it. Ricky Skaggs is Legendary! Check out “Country Boy at Heart” and witness some the the best instrument work!
I couldn’t click fast enough when I saw the heading...this little boy is so talented. Also, Bluegrass is an Art Form of Country you would absolutely love. It is all acoustic instruments in perfect sync. The stories! You’ve Reacted to Allison Krauss, she is the Queen of Bluegrass. I highly recommend Patty Loveless - You’ll Never Leave Harlan Alive. Patty’s a Country artist but this song is a Bluegrass song. Patty wrote this paying tribute to her Grandparents struggle and grandfathers death from working in the Coal mines like millions of Coal Miners did.
This is classic bluegrass. This vocal inflection is common in bluegrass. Give bluegrass a listen and you will discover some of the best musicians out there.
I love your reaction to Carson’s telling of the difference between a violin and fiddle. I also love your reaction at his singing and playing, I think I did the same thing the first time I saw this video. You’re precious, I hope you’re doing well Sushi.
The Grand Ole Opry began as a radio show and has been going since 1925--always in Nashville, TN. In 1943, the Opry moved into the Ryman Auditorium. For the next 31 years, that was its home, and all of the country music legends of that era performed on the Ryman's stage. Toward the end of that run, Ryman was in bad shape and Opry management decided to build a new theater and move. The performers complained bitterly, and management compromised by cutting a 6' circle out of the Ryman's stage and moving it to the new Opryhouse so that future generations of country musicians, including Carson Peters, can stand on the very same oak boards as all Opry performers have done for the past 76 years. At 6:26, you can see the light-colored 6' inset.
I worked in Piney flats Tennessee for 25 years and still live close. Carson has been singing and playing music since he was 2. He has a band now and they are still singing.
Thank you so much for the kind words and for highlighting Carson's video with Ricky Skaggs on your channel. Carson is now 15 years old and still going strong. That was his Opry debut over 5 years ago. Since then he has been back to the Grand Ole Opry with his band many times as well as other great venues. He was also honored to get to play fiddle for Mr. Skaggs when he was honored on the 52nd CMAs in 2018. Carson and his band tours the States and Canada each year. You can learn more about him and his band at www.carsonandironmt.com and on his FB Page Carson Peters and Iron Mountain. God Bless!
Your reaction was priceless! God Bless you and God Bless you daughter and your family! The ONLY way to achieve something in life is the Honest Hard Work. That’s all.
I grew up listening to Carson. Now he's 16. He started playing when he was 3 cause he had a gift and everybody could see it. He has a band Carson Peters and iron mountain now, he is frequently on the grand ole opry and travels all across America singing. He is AMAZING!!!!!!!!
I've been subscribed for years now I love your channel and love your reaction videos.. you are so beautiful in every way.. I love your huge smile and your hair is amazing keep up the good work
Oh! Thank you so much! Ricky Skaggs is my all-time favorite artist and rarely does anyone react to him! You should see the video of him, three years younger than the boy on stage playing his mandolin for Bill Monroe!
As someone from eastern Kentucky who was born rise and still live there today every time I heard this song it puts a smile on my face the unofficial state song.
Ricky Scaggs, who introduced the boy, is an absolute LEGEND in Country and Bluegrass music. He started a little younger than this boy on the very same stage, with another legend Bill Monroe, a Bluegrass Legend. Ricky is mostly known for playing the mandolin, but plays many instruments. Look up "Country Boy" by Ricky Scaggs if you want to see some 900MPH guitar playing. As far as the boy goes, this is the first time I have ever saw this so I do not know much about him, but a GREAT Talent.
Music is an everyday thing for the folks. Just make it an everyday thing in your house. Normalize music and singing in your house. What a wonderful thing to wake up to. Sounds like heaven to me.
Love some Bluegrass, I live less than an hour from where Bill Monroe was born, come to KY for some Bourbon and good BBQ. Would love to see you react to Keith Whitley- I'm no stranger to the rain
That kid is awesome from a life long music fan from classical to metal to rap. Bluegrass and country gospel always holds a spot in my heart. He is a man at 10
Way late so don’t know if you’ll ever see this, but great reaction video. I knew the double time was coming and was really looking forward to watching your face when it happened. (It did not disappoint!)
It is the passing of a torch, so to speak. There is a video of a very young (maybe 6 years old) Ricky Skaggs making an appearance on the old Flatt & Scruggs TV show back in the late 50s/early 60s. A nice thing about country, blues & jazz is that the older players always seem to help the young prodigies get their starts.
Bluegrass Music is so underrated. The interesting comments is "How do they do that "slide" with their voice". The more you watch you will realize how it is nothing more than old southern gospel music that derived from roots in the south. Also, it is done with no effects on the acoustic instruments and just as importantly, no autotune .... its nice to see appreciation from other genres... keep up the good work of sharing the love!!!
Ricky Scaggs is such a down to earth kind of guy. I have seen him performing many times and met him got to shake hands and got him to sign a CD I had just bought at his show. He is a master of many instruments. He knows talent when he see's it. I believe he will do anything to help that young boy. Would love to follow that story.
The look on her face twice I saw the magic truth it's a little thing called reaction and not Faking It you can tell what's cool also is that obviously she has a good musical upbringing and so she recognizes good talent when she sees it and yet she still blown away and has these honest reactions to this young man pretty cool very impressive nice to see this kind of interaction especially 20/20
Hi Miss Sushi Bluegrass style of music is found Kentucky Tennessee and Ohio etc. Look of the Price Sisters from Ohio. Twins who play the traditional Bluegrass. It's a blessing seeing your interest in this style of music. God Bless!!
As the father of 2 sons that became performers - but can't carry a tune in a bucket myself - the most important influence you can have on your daughter is to make music part of her life... make it a daily thing. We always had music playing and while they were still young, I put a "music room" in the basement; a comfortable space with a P.A. system and keyboard and drums. Over time Guitars and a Uke was added and the drum kit was replaced by them. My wife and I never "taught" a note but music was enjoyed. Even the stuff that wasn't "our kind of music".
I was a working musician at age 11. It just came really easy. Some are gifted with music or art of some kind. For others it's a long road of learning. We'll be hearing from Carson for a long time.
There are a lot of famous musicians that have done Bluegrass. This group includes Steve Martin, Jerry Garcia, Chris Stapleton, Vince Gill, Patty Loveless, Allison Krauss, Travis Tritt, and many others... It is pure simple music with stories to tell.
@@johnowen9658 I saw but didnt watch that one bc chris Stapleton ruins it. Was stating that she should've listened to david allen coes version if she wanted to hear it sang amazingly
A fiddle is a violin that has had the bridge flattened a little so that you play more than one string at a time. Check our Itzak Perlman playing Turkey in the Straw.
Yep. This is as bluegrass as it gets. The way he shifts in to his falsetto is called the “high lonesome sound” that Bill Monroe invented. It’s really amazing to see one child prodigy welcoming the next generation of players like Carson.
I'm a country boy from Georgia. And I can tell u now us country folk we may do stupid things and talk in a country accent. But were very skilled at music
Sushi this is Bluegrass music. Started out sometime in the early 1940s and Bill Monroe was kind of the father of Bluegrass music. What he’s doing w his voice is a type of yodeling or falsetto . Lots of live bluegrass groups will have little quips and jokes while on stage. Some bands make jokes throughout the concert so It’s just a fun loving type of music. Kids have flocked to it for ages. This music started in the Appalachian Hill’s way back. They’d all sit on the front porch and play as a family. So child players were common. Folks had a ton of kids back then so they learned to play instruments. Here’s Carson within the last year @ 14yo playing “Orange Blossom Special”. ruclips.net/video/ye3hdDw2YaI/видео.html Then here he is much older singing this same song ruclips.net/video/BLD3E6S8xtg/видео.html
He grew up in a small town I think in Tennessee and his parents sang gospel and played different instruments. They would travel around sharing the gospel and sing gospel music.I think he is 16 or older now.
This is a very old song. It's a cultural thing to learn how to play those instruments there and they sure do learn quick and beautifully don't they? Goodness listen to that boys voice. I've seen this several times and it takes my breath away each time
That is an old Bill Monroe song, it was old when I was little, so from the 50's maybe. It is Bluegrass which to me is just real twangy country music. I am glad to see you appreciate it. It is best to listen to under the stars half drunk with someone who can two step or waltz
Jerri Evans technically, a fiddle refers to any stringed instrument played with a bow, but for all intents and purposes, especially in western society, you’re right. The only noticeable difference is the style of music played.
I've actually been to some concerts in the Grand Ole Opry. My parents worked at Opryland and got free tickets and we saw Lee Greenwood, The Temptations, and Charlie Daniels. My next concert was Metallica at Texas Stadium, which was a whole other level of concert. Then I saw Cannibal Corpse. Lol!
Enjoyed the reaction. Definitely check out Leean Rimes’ cover of Blue if you want to hear some more yodeling. Another one is her version of Cattle Call with Eddie Arnold.
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Btw, playing at the Grand Ole Opry is THE highest honor a country singer can get.
Yes
If you're not among the best you ain't going to be on the offer
This is bluegrass music. That shift is done the same way as a yodel is is. This style of bluegrass was created by Bill Monroe and is called “The High Lonesome Sound”.
This style lead to country western
High AND Lonesome is RALPH STANLEY.....................................
@@isorokudono sorry, you are incorrect. Dr. Ralph Stanley created the “Stanley Style”.
Bill Monroe took the “Old Timey” sound and made it a bit faster to create “The High Lonesome” sound. Roscoe Holcomb did it a bit earlier than Bill but Bill perfected it and made it popular.
P.S. You're speaking to a person whose family was given TENNEESSEE in 1640...........TOY ASS BITCH>
@@isorokudono and? How does that change facts? You have no argument so you resort to name calling. Enjoy your blissful ignorance. ✌🏻
Ricky Skaggs was a child prodigy and now welcoming a new child prodigy...so cool.
Ricky skaggs, marty stuart, and keith whitley all came up around the same time.
@@jjkcharlie I actually met one of Keith Whitley's daughters.
@@jjkcharlie Ricky Skaggs and Keith Whitley started with Ralph Stanley when they were kids!
Important info: The Grand Ole Opry is also known as “The Mother Church”. You play there, you’ve made it.
Ricky Skaggs is Legendary! Check out “Country Boy at Heart” and witness some the the best instrument work!
This is pure bluegrass. The roots of country music Ricky Skaggs is a legend in the bluegrass world
Chris Ledoux, "This Cowboys Hat". I promise, you'll be blown away with the message, and the music.
I couldn’t click fast enough when I saw the heading...this little boy is so talented.
Also, Bluegrass is an Art Form of Country you would absolutely love. It is all acoustic instruments in perfect sync. The stories!
You’ve Reacted to Allison Krauss, she is the Queen of Bluegrass.
I highly recommend Patty Loveless - You’ll Never Leave Harlan Alive. Patty’s a Country artist but this song is a Bluegrass song. Patty wrote this paying tribute to her Grandparents struggle and grandfathers death from working in the Coal mines like millions of Coal Miners did.
This is classic bluegrass. This vocal inflection is common in bluegrass. Give bluegrass a listen and you will discover some of the best musicians out there.
I love your reaction to Carson’s telling of the difference between a violin and fiddle.
I also love your reaction at his singing and playing, I think I did the same thing the first time I saw this video.
You’re precious, I hope you’re doing well Sushi.
The Grand Ole Opry began as a radio show and has been going since 1925--always in Nashville, TN. In 1943, the Opry moved into the Ryman Auditorium. For the next 31 years, that was its home, and all of the country music legends of that era performed on the Ryman's stage. Toward the end of that run, Ryman was in bad shape and Opry management decided to build a new theater and move. The performers complained bitterly, and management compromised by cutting a 6' circle out of the Ryman's stage and moving it to the new Opryhouse so that future generations of country musicians, including Carson Peters, can stand on the very same oak boards as all Opry performers have done for the past 76 years. At 6:26, you can see the light-colored 6' inset.
I worked in Piney flats Tennessee for 25 years and still live close. Carson has been singing and playing music since he was 2. He has a band now and they are still singing.
At 10 yrs old for me was Buddy Holly, Jerry Lee, Elvis and Johnny Cash. My momma raised me right!!!
Thank you so much for the kind words and for highlighting Carson's video with Ricky Skaggs on your channel. Carson is now 15 years old and still going strong. That was his Opry debut over 5 years ago. Since then he has been back to the Grand Ole Opry with his band many times as well as other great venues. He was also honored to get to play fiddle for Mr. Skaggs when he was honored on the 52nd CMAs in 2018. Carson and his band tours the States and Canada each year. You can learn more about him and his band at www.carsonandironmt.com and on his FB Page Carson Peters and Iron Mountain. God Bless!
Thanks for filling in the blanks Dad. He has since been on the Voice on NBC.
Local Loyal Fan of Carson since I first heard him when he was about 4/5.
Your reaction was priceless! God Bless you and God Bless you daughter and your family!
The ONLY way to achieve something in life is the Honest Hard Work. That’s all.
You are so gosh-danged inclusive Sushi! You are a wonderful soul with a wonderful channel :) Please keep it up?
I grew up listening to Carson. Now he's 16. He started playing when he was 3 cause he had a gift and everybody could see it. He has a band Carson Peters and iron mountain now, he is frequently on the grand ole opry and travels all across America singing. He is AMAZING!!!!!!!!
I've been subscribed for years now I love your channel and love your reaction videos.. you are so beautiful in every way.. I love your huge smile and your hair is amazing keep up the good work
Oh!
Thank you so much! Ricky Skaggs is my all-time favorite artist and rarely does anyone react to him!
You should see the video of him, three years younger than the boy on stage playing his mandolin for Bill Monroe!
I'm just a country boy by Ricky Skaggs is great.
As someone from eastern Kentucky who was born rise and still live there today every time I heard this song it puts a smile on my face the unofficial state song.
I enjoyed this video and your reaction. Thank you
He got a standing ovation in the grand ole opry! Almost nobody does that!
I don't usually go down the bluegrass route but I'm like you, I ell listen to it all. Good reaction.
Fantastic . Spot on. The kids got it.
The difference between a Ring and a Rang is that a Ring you place on your finger and a Rang you PUT on your fanger.
Ricky Scaggs, who introduced the boy, is an absolute LEGEND in Country and Bluegrass music. He started a little younger than this boy on the very same stage, with another legend Bill Monroe, a Bluegrass Legend. Ricky is mostly known for playing the mandolin, but plays many instruments. Look up "Country Boy" by Ricky Scaggs if you want to see some 900MPH guitar playing. As far as the boy goes, this is the first time I have ever saw this so I do not know much about him, but a GREAT Talent.
Music is an everyday thing for the folks. Just make it an everyday thing in your house. Normalize music and singing in your house. What a wonderful thing to wake up to. Sounds like heaven to me.
Love some Bluegrass, I live less than an hour from where Bill Monroe was born, come to KY for some Bourbon and good BBQ. Would love to see you react to Keith Whitley- I'm no stranger to the rain
That kid is awesome from a life long music fan from classical to metal to rap. Bluegrass and country gospel always holds a spot in my heart. He is a man at 10
Way late so don’t know if you’ll ever see this, but great reaction video. I knew the double time was coming and was really looking forward to watching your face when it happened. (It did not disappoint!)
That young man (He's still young btw.) is one GREAT musician!
your videos are awesome. I'm a lifelong country fan and its great to see someone appreciate it for the first time.
Now you HAVE to listen to the version of this song, its one of my favorite elvis songs
How can anyone dislike this very talented little boy?
It is the passing of a torch, so to speak. There is a video of a very young (maybe 6 years old) Ricky Skaggs making an appearance on the old Flatt & Scruggs TV show back in the late 50s/early 60s. A nice thing about country, blues & jazz is that the older players always seem to help the young prodigies get their starts.
They crack their voice. He plays and sings with band called iron blue he also does orange blossom special on the fiddle.
An awesome video. This was so uplifting. I Loved it
I'm a Kentucky girl myself and I love a good bluegrass sound!
Love it! Great reaction.
Carson will be on this season of The Voice! He's 17 now.
Asking about how he’s able to do that with his voice, it’s referred to as that “high lonesome” sound
If you play nothing else of Ricky Skaggs, play Thanks Again. You will cry!
Would have never known about this fine young man were it not for you Sushi! And on my dear Parents' 62th anniversary no less
Love your reviews by the way
you’ve got such a good heart :-)
Bluegrass Music is so underrated. The interesting comments is "How do they do that "slide" with their voice". The more you watch you will realize how it is nothing more than old southern gospel music that derived from roots in the south. Also, it is done with no effects on the acoustic instruments and just as importantly, no autotune .... its nice to see appreciation from other genres... keep up the good work of sharing the love!!!
Ricky Scaggs is such a down to earth kind of guy. I have seen him performing many times and met him got to shake hands and got him to sign a CD I had just bought at his show. He is a master of many instruments. He knows talent when he see's it. I believe he will do anything to help that young boy. Would love to follow that story.
Beautiful sunny song
The look on her face twice I saw the magic truth it's a little thing called reaction and not Faking It you can tell what's cool also is that obviously she has a good musical upbringing and so she recognizes good talent when she sees it and yet she still blown away and has these honest reactions to this young man pretty cool very impressive nice to see this kind of interaction especially 20/20
Hi Miss Sushi
Bluegrass style of music is found Kentucky Tennessee and Ohio etc.
Look of the Price Sisters from Ohio.
Twins who play the traditional Bluegrass.
It's a blessing seeing your interest in this style of music.
God Bless!!
Love the Bluegrass! This kid is terrifically good.
He’s on the voice now!
Great reaction! Loved the fact you enjoyed this!!!
Thanks so much Daniel!
As the father of 2 sons that became performers - but can't carry a tune in a bucket myself - the most important influence you can have on your daughter is to make music part of her life... make it a daily thing. We always had music playing and while they were still young, I put a "music room" in the basement; a comfortable space with a P.A. system and keyboard and drums. Over time Guitars and a Uke was added and the drum kit was replaced by them. My wife and I never "taught" a note but music was enjoyed. Even the stuff that wasn't "our kind of music".
He is a contestant on The Voice this season.
Ricky Skaggs was one of the biggest names in country. He hosted many award shows and is big at the Grand old opery.
I was a working musician at age 11. It just came really easy. Some are gifted with music or art of some kind. For others it's a long road of learning. We'll be hearing from Carson for a long time.
This lil guy has grown up a Lil and is a contestant right now on THE VOICE
Love them place names
violin has strings and a fiddle has Stttrrraaannnggggssss
There are a lot of famous musicians that have done Bluegrass. This group includes Steve Martin, Jerry Garcia, Chris Stapleton, Vince Gill, Patty Loveless, Allison Krauss, Travis Tritt, and many others... It is pure simple music with stories to tell.
SUSHI I'm going to keep bugging you to react to Chris Stapleton - fire away or Tennessee whiskey until you do!!! 😋 Love and support sushi girl 🍣 ✌️
I got you coming sometime this week
@@TOOSUSHI YES! you're the best ♥️✌️🍣
No Tennessee whiskey unless its david allen coe. Hes the only one who should sing that song
@@lelandc9763 she already did Tennessee whiskey
@@johnowen9658 I saw but didnt watch that one bc chris Stapleton ruins it. Was stating that she should've listened to david allen coes version if she wanted to hear it sang amazingly
That shift is the southern accent coming out as he sings
That’s BlueGrass…they have the ability to shift their voices back and forth like that.
Raising ya eyebrows while singing raises the soft palate in the back of the mouth. Learning how to control that is that warble aspect in his voice.
Both were Prodigies Ricky and this young Man
Vernon Presley said, this was his favorite song, his son sang. So you may want to check out Elvis singing this song.
Awesome video of your reaction to Blue Moon of Kentucky by Carson Peters and Ricky Skaggs. Like 4. Watched fully
He's 17 now and on the Voice.
A fiddle is a violin that has had the bridge flattened a little so that you play more than one string at a time. Check our Itzak Perlman playing Turkey in the Straw.
I live within three mile piney flats good people there
To me this is more Bluegrass. But the child is extremely talented.
Sharon Craig Blue Moon is Bluegrass originally recorded by Bill Monroe.
Yep. This is as bluegrass as it gets. The way he shifts in to his falsetto is called the “high lonesome sound” that Bill Monroe invented. It’s really amazing to see one child prodigy welcoming the next generation of players like Carson.
LeAnn Rimes “Blue” recorded when she was 13 I think
It was sang by Patsy cline
Do Keith Whitley "Don't Close Your Eyes" you would love that song.
Love some Keith Whitley. They just don't make em like that anymore.
That voice shift you ask about. Think of it as a partial yodel.
Circle of life folks.
great reaction 💕
Kentucky represents!!
Oh I remember this kid!!!
He is a real talent
He just got all 4 chairs on The Voice
I'm a country boy from Georgia. And I can tell u now us country folk we may do stupid things and talk in a country accent. But were very skilled at music
Sushi this is Bluegrass music. Started out sometime in the early 1940s and Bill Monroe was kind of the father of Bluegrass music. What he’s doing w his voice is a type of yodeling or falsetto . Lots of live bluegrass groups will have little quips and jokes while on stage. Some bands make jokes throughout the concert so It’s just a fun loving type of music. Kids have flocked to it for ages.
This music started in the Appalachian Hill’s way back. They’d all sit on the front porch and play as a family. So child players were common. Folks had a ton of kids back then so they learned to play instruments.
Here’s Carson within the last year @ 14yo playing “Orange Blossom Special”.
ruclips.net/video/ye3hdDw2YaI/видео.html
Then here he is much older singing this same song
ruclips.net/video/BLD3E6S8xtg/видео.html
He grew up in a small town I think in Tennessee and his parents sang gospel and played different instruments. They would travel around sharing the gospel and sing gospel music.I think he is 16 or older now.
Bluegrass is alive and well !!!❤
He was a 4 chair turn this season on The Voice!!!
That lad got soul!
This is a very old song. It's a cultural thing to learn how to play those instruments there and they sure do learn quick and beautifully don't they? Goodness listen to that boys voice. I've seen this several times and it takes my breath away each time
Molly Skaggs' cover of "Ain't no grave" is a current favorite of mine.
That is an old Bill Monroe song, it was old when I was little, so from the 50's maybe. It is Bluegrass which to me is just real twangy country music. I am glad to see you appreciate it. It is best to listen to under the stars half drunk with someone who can two step or waltz
You hear vocal note bending in rural music. Country, blues, traditional folk music. We hear that in my cultures singing too.
Bluegrass.....Straight to the heart!!! 😎
I'm early this time , yay sushi the podcaster not the raw fish.
Carson is older now. You can find more recent videos of him on youtube.
There is no real difference between the violin and fiddle. Great reaction!!
Jerri Evans technically, a fiddle refers to any stringed instrument played with a bow, but for all intents and purposes, especially in western society, you’re right. The only noticeable difference is the style of music played.
The old joke is a violin has "strings" and a fiddle has "strangs". 😁
Bluegrass, my favorite genre, besides country. So talented! There is no difference in the violin and a fiddle, it's just the way you play it.
I've seen Carson Peters in person he's great
it is an old video I actually have a video of him older on my channel from a couple years ago
I've actually been to some concerts in the Grand Ole Opry. My parents worked at Opryland and got free tickets and we saw Lee Greenwood, The Temptations, and Charlie Daniels. My next concert was Metallica at Texas Stadium, which was a whole other level of concert. Then I saw Cannibal Corpse. Lol!
That slur in bluegrass singing is called “twang”. ;)
Enjoyed the reaction. Definitely check out Leean Rimes’ cover of Blue if you want to hear some more yodeling. Another one is her version of Cattle Call with Eddie Arnold.
Classic Blue Grass!!