I was an invesment banker on Wall Street listening to this song on my lunch break but by the end of this song I was barefoot in the Smoky Mountains patching up my chicken coop.
I remember hearing Jon Denver sing: Oh, I'd play Sally Goodin all day if I could but the Lord and my wife wouldn't take it very good.... This is the first time I ever heard it! I love it!
Funny, I came here because of John Denver in thank god Im a country boy, before I listened a lot of take me home country roads, and found that song because of a scene in The Office Show
Always good to hear Gordon Terry on fiddle, and of course masterful work by Earl Scruggs to help make Sally Goodin a banjo tune as well. The dobro part was excellent too - was it Josh Graves?
Ive heard a couple versions of this song and this one definately is better. The intro being my favorite part sounds like the start of a perfect hoedown
Earl once said that snuffy Jenkins was the best and that he was very hard to beat also eck Robertson does a fantastic version of this on the fiddle some say the best
I was an invesment banker on Wall Street listening to this song on my lunch break but by the end of this song I was barefoot in the Smoky Mountains patching up my chicken coop.
2skyland And so you shall stay on my channel.
I remember hearing Jon Denver sing: Oh, I'd play Sally Goodin all day if I could but the Lord and my wife wouldn't take it very good.... This is the first time I ever heard it! I love it!
Juan Denver
hahah mee too!!!
Me too! Lol
Yep, my story too and I'm stickin' to it.
Funny, I came here because of John Denver in thank god Im a country boy, before I listened a lot of take me home country roads, and found that song because of a scene in The Office Show
Earl Scruggs sure making that banjo sing
MR Earl Scruggs was the best banjo picker ever in my life time and i'm 75 yrs!!
GONNA GIVE " IT " UP SOON ?
Ralph Stanley gives him a run for his money.
Gone now?
I'm now 80yrs and still walk 6miles everyday.🗽👍
@@dareisnogod5711 I'm 81 haven't given it up yet.
Johnny Denver brought me here after searching great picking. One love from Jamaica
I only listen to bluegrass, country, reggae/danchall I think these music Just have positive vibes
Word yea these genres are great 👍🏿
I like Earl's backup as much as his lead. Just love the interplay tween banjo and fiddle.
Of all the performances of this tune, this is his most complex version. Love it.
You can search the world over and you'll never find banjo pickin'better than this.I rest my case!!
Go to the sticks of good ol' Bammy
Actually this is Gordon Terry playing fiddle on an album where the back up was an uncredited Flatt and Scruggs and Foggy Mountain Boys.
Love it, especially the banjo, and I am a fiddle student!
My Daddy used to play this on his fiddle. Seems like an eternity ago.
I'm fired up
Forgot there were some bluegrass tunes by Flatt&Scruggs with a snare drum!
best version ever...
Deadwood brought me here 🙂👍
i love that old tune!
Always good to hear Gordon Terry on fiddle, and of course masterful work by Earl Scruggs to help make Sally Goodin a banjo tune as well. The dobro part was excellent too - was it Josh Graves?
Ive heard a couple versions of this song and this one definately is better. The intro being my favorite part sounds like the start of a perfect hoedown
Earl once said that snuffy Jenkins was the best and that he was very hard to beat also eck Robertson does a fantastic version of this on the fiddle some say the best
good music sho nuff
J.D. Crowe vs Earl Scruggs' version...Earl wins hands down.
J.D. would have told you that Earl Scruggs is the man the made him want to play the banjo. Earl was/is the master.
It Great
Omg sandy ridge high school in nc!
Best version?
Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs broke up shortly before the show, and after the posters were printed, and were replaced by the Osborne Brothers.
Earl comes in a fews measures early at 1:40. Even the greatest makes mistakes! 😊
What year was this poster from?
1958
Who was the fiddler?
"God is not mocked Sy.....God is not mocked, you son of a bitch"
What’s her middle name, Forth?
Not 100% that's the lester and earl
that doesn't sownd like , paul warren on fiddle , mabey chubby wise
ruclips.net/video/R0CtY4wSZsY/видео.html the man on the fiddle in this link is Paul Warren
Its Gordon Terry on fiddle