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12 -fretters always have a sweeter 'airy' sound...

He reminds of a pot-head hippie from the late 60's..I would never buy his music.. can't support this foolishness. Clean up yourself Billy and stop smoking dope.

Beautiful!

You see Billy looking over at Jake…like damn that guy can play

Lovely tune

Bryan is 100% right. It’s not the guitar is the 10 fingers attached to it. I know a few people who bought a pre war Martin because they thought it would make them sound better. Turns out they sounded the same or in one case worse and spent close to 100k of a pile of wood they are stuck with because they over paid on something that it wasn’t the guitars fault but they couldn’t bond with it. Moral of the story play what ever fits you and not vice versa.

Three of the best but there is only one Bryan Sutton.

What a shame you can't see the guy playing

I think I will sell all my guitars and quit playing after watching these guys....my fingers and brain will just not function at that level.

Uncle Larry says that Bryan plays with high action off the fretboard…how can he play so effortlessly?

Pure country joy 😊👏👏👏👌💯

Jake plays the guitar and it cuts through like a good mandolin. There's just no comparison

where’s the rest!?

In December of 1980, Al di Meola, John McLaughlin, and Paco de Lucia recorded the live album Saturday Night in San Francisco. It's probably the greatest jazz fusion guitar album of all time and a classic for guitar lovers of all genres of music. Strings, Workman, and Sutton should record a bluegrass guitar version of Saturday Night in ...

I thought I could play Big mon until now. Lol

Nice cross pickin!!

Bryan Sutton is an absolute monster. Notice how he picks up the end of Billy’s solo and uses it to start his own…hi level stuff there

Just amazing pickers kicking ass on great instruments

Bluegrass guitar is having a good decade

This duo deserve listeners/

Since Tony’s passing I think the current GOAT might be Sutton.

Thanks for sharing this with all of us. Great stuff and it reveals the respect they have for the music and the great players that have gone before them.

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this makes me smile so bad <3 great

Jake is insane, Bryan is crazy and Billy is certifyable !! My Martin just gave me the finger !

You mean an Advanced Jumbo prototype from 1935.

Incredible watching these guys. Nice.

Great singing & picking here man! Looking fwd to camp next year already. Cheers

Man...Jake is insane!

Wow. This is killer once it gets its legs! Man! Billy's farming shirt is also super sweet! 🤘

Yes, Tony most definitely played the Ovation, I have owned for countless years, on Manzinita. I also own ..58957. Thank you for these beautiful words to honor him, Wil, and Brian... He loved and respected both of you... Tomorrow, June 8, is his birthday 🎂

Just wanted to point out the Bryan is playing the prototype for the Advanced Jumbo, not a J-35. Killer picking!

Absolutely badass

just two guitar geeks, geeking out--what a thrill to watch them play!

Two masters! The sound of Norman Blake’s ‘34 Martin (a slotted head, 12 fret D18 if I’m correct) is something, in particular in Billy’s hands, but I heard it played by others, it’s just incredible

Geez how about a little bit more about Normans amazing guitar , Billys great playing and opinion? Thats why I'm here

Always nice to hear from respectful & humble professionals 👍🇺🇸 Thank you guys 🙏🇺🇸

Billy can’t put Normans guitar down 😊

2 straight up guitar slingers!

randall collins > done gone ....

Beautiful song, beautiful spot, beautifully performed:)

Thank you for sharing. Made my morning

As Earl Scruggs aid about Vassar Clements, ' He'll do ." .

Thank you

Hell yeah! Randall Collins is the first song that would come to my mind with that guitar too

Sweet brother 🤙😎

Love it man. This is Rory Moon. I’m in SC and go backpacking up in the NC mountains quite a bit. Special place. Have to get together sometime

Sutton and Strings….

Good job, guys! Nice to hear one of Norman's songs on his guitar. Timeless. Important to consider the relationship between a musician and his/her instrument. No replacing it. Thanks for sharing.

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