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amazing work. thanks for sharing this video

You tell it from the ❤, love you Kelly

Great job explaining Kelly

Thank you so much for this video. Years ago I bought the Carawan’s 1968 book “Freedom is a Constant Struggle. Songs of the Freedom Movement“ which has the same cover photo as the one you showed and sang from. Another addition, I assume. I had not really read the book, stories and songs, until a week ago. I then went looking for a video to put life into the words because, even tho I have a 7 decade love affair with music, several shelves of music books and a son who plays horn in symphony orchestras, the lines and dots above the words are just…lines and dots. You folks singing let me hear these songs, let me better feel the stories with them, and enlarged a little more my understanding of the fear, the hardship and bravery people had, fears this old white guy on the Pacific Coast can’t really imagine. Once more, thank you. Bill

Thanks for sharing Precious Jewel, you did a great job on this for sure.

You forgot Merle Travis.

Thank you, Sir. I absolutely enjoyed and appreciate this video.

If I'm gonna' learn about this type of dancing I want to learn from REAL men, manly-men. Yikes.

Doc was awesome

Doc couldn't have watched the kittens playing.

This is my absolute favourite version of Little Mathie Groves ❤️

13:01 Doc might have been fooling when he said he WATCHED a couple kittens playing

Thank you western Africa for this beautiful instrument!

Loved the presentation-Thank you.

Oh yes..I do remember the days of prince ike muirl the pearl and alfred gee. Think you Roy williams and one other guy lived behind Boss Websters Cafe. This is an old friend (George Hardy)!!!

Loved the presentation, really informative You should tighten up your playing on the African ones. It’s an odd look to go so in depth on the African side of the history and then look like you only practice on your modern one

Love the chicken in the background 😍

Thank you for sharing, Sheila!

Great job, Sheila.

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So hard to find any videos about Boone, thank you so much for sharing and I will be sure to pick up a copy ASAP ❤

The Chinese invented this instrument over 5000 years ago and brought it to India and North Africa via ancient trade routes.

You don’t need sight to pay music....

You’re kin to Doc, right?

thank you

Very good

Dude just said that there were stones with holes drilled in them .😂😂😂 Sure, because they had drill bits back then.🙄

Awesome video buddy

Having played bluegrass music with some damn talented musicians, I learned a capo was used to allow open strings to ring, thus contributing to instrument sustain. It was not considered a "cheater" by bluegrass guitarists, who used a capo very often. Doc, Tony Rice and Norman Blake, three of the very best guitarists of their era, all used capos in their careers. The reason will become apparant by listening to the guitar and the sustain of the open strings during a lead break. I no longer play much guitar, but lean more on mandolin where a capo is not used. A mando has no need for one as a player has 4 fingers, a mando has 4 pairs of strings, and some shapes are repeats as one moves up the fret board for various keys.

Excellent presentation. Good content nice delivery.

Thanks for this. Ms. McCoy is an inspiration. I've been fishing since I was four. Right now I'm using my Granddads spinning rod and a Mitchell 300 reel. The last time I fly fished was over ten years ago, but I've been studying at YT University to try and get my skills back. Tight lines. - Cathy (&, accidently, Steve), Ottawa/Bytown/Pimisi

Was not born in Deep Gap, duh.

My dad grew up on a 50 acre tomato farm just north of Pittsburgh ,Pa. He said when he plowed the one field and it rained , many , many arrow heads would turn up . I wish I had one . Who were they ?

Guys boobs are bigger then the girls.

What an incredibly detailed and great video!!!!! Thank you!!!

Love the song around 32-33 min. What is it called?

Wonderful overview of an amazing artist! You did a great job presenting the highlights of Doc's career.

Thank you for posting this, I thoroughly enjoyed it!

Where can you print these type of graphics or what company offers lettering services for these type of display letters?

Lol you’re no expert kid. Anyone can read a prompt in front of a bunch of doc records

You are the bomb. A wealth of knowledge and cool to boot. "Filet Mignon wrapped in bacon." I buy the pink one for my hat.

Many years ago I bought one of Stacy's Roosters on a Stump and commissioned him to create a likeness of my husband with our large black poodle sitting on a stump. Both never fail to make us smile for almost 30 years. Magic.

Cool video. Amazing website. Thank you. Lots of folks tie the old colorful wet flies, particularly the Ray Bergman wets. I don't think I (personally) know anybody who actually fishes them. I'm finding they work as well as anything. Which is interesting. What does that say about Matching the Hatch ideology?

From Boone Nice to see our history before our history Of that era brought out. Fascinating time. Ironically 95 Ish I remember hearing about those digs Just out of high school then. Maybe one day We will learn of the ancient tribe that used the ancient tribe that was around that now dry lake 10,000 years ago. So much history there

Where can I get the posters that are in the background?

Thank You so very much for sharing this absolutely amazing and fascinating presentation! I enjoyed every minute immensely.

Amazing!!

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I love Doc the most of any acoustic player.