This performance is a hypnotic experience. I love it. Plus there's the visual bonus track of the sexiest upright bass player in the world groovin and chirpin in with some fine fine superfine backup vocals. .
Tony Rice, man what a special touch he has on the fretboard, what mastership! Sharon Gilchrest has the smoothest rub in the business on that mandolin and Peter's voice is so great! MAN I love this performance and group!
I absolutely love this rendition of the song and I thank Mr. Huggett for posting it! Tony Rice and Peter Rowan are amazing, of course, but Bryn Davies on the bass and Sharon Gilchrist on the mandolin should also have their names in the video title or at least in the description. It wouldn't be the same without them.
Bryn Davies is a fantastic bassist, and I'm from the land of NHØP..Love the way she moves the bass around, to back whomever is soloing.. In fact, what a stellar lineup..
I find this every so often and I think I comment on it every time. Two chords, 9 minutes and not one second of boredom. I am an old deadhead, and I loved that band, but, to me this is the most perfect rendition of this old song I have ever heard.
Bryn is a Welsh lads name but it suits her well. Lovely bass style and great vocal harmonies, spot-on. The Mando player is so good too, love the modal folksy playing. Tony Rice we all know how great he is, geniuses all of them.
I first heard this song listening to the Grateful Dead. This is quite possibly the best version I've ever heard. His voice is almost ghostlike. Simply fantastic!
Shame Sharon got no love for that understated but full of feeling solo right out of the gate that was just pure music and masterful picking bringing the song alive within an otherworldly dreamy pocket . Stunning version, wow.
Great song! I was blessed to get to Play Bass and sing for Peter on 3 different gigs several years ago. I had to learn this background harmony part, I didnt know it was a female "Bryn" covering it. I am male so I had to use falsetto. Peter is such a Kind and Wonderful Man.I will treasure my memories gigging with him.
I was at the Canal Street Tavern in Dayton, Ohio the evening Tony Rice's tour manager said he couldn't sing anymore. He tried that evening but within seconds of trying to sing he realized his voice was too hoarse and he did what he knew best was play his guitar. Lot of tears in the crowd who came to hear him sing.
I watch it from my Tennessee porch quite often...perhaps daily with my favorite moonshine...no neighbors to judge me...like I'd give a damn anyway (× _×)
Bryn Davies always dances with the bass. Fantastic musician she is.. Sharon Gilchrist is also great. Real people, playing real music, no autotune and sheit...
I think this song has been refined to where it belongs in the record books as one of the best performances by all Artist's Base Player, Kicked it, to the singers, band and the instruments. Whew!!!! Well done.
Bryn Davies is a scary amazing musician. Had the opportunity to attend a bluegrass camp where she was an instructor. She demoed a bass solo for her pod of students and it shut down conversation 50 yards in every direction (classes were outside). It was amazing. I could not believe what I was hearing.
This is definitely the best version of this song ever. I'm not being biased because Tony is my cousin, it really is the best I've heard. Peter's voice makes it hypnotizing and brings a fresh breath to the song. The visual artistry provides even more life to it. I can listen to it over and over.
No matter how many times I listen to this recording I am still mesmerized!!!! ...And can never get enough of Bryn and Sharon after all of these years! ..Oh and of course Mr Rowen and Mr. Rice!!!
Classical Murder Ballad, A Mans Torment from his Cheating Wife. The Angel sings & dances with her Bass as she plays it Perfectly. This song must be 100 years old or more.
Besides being on stage with two very beautiful and exceptionally talented women I don't understand why Peter Rowland and Tony Rice two of the best pickers in the world didn't get the fame and acclaim they deserved.
This is the standardized speed of the song, the double-time that the Dead popularized was faster paced and fit their structure better, since then, a lot of people have followed the double time suit thinking it's normal, But the slow, melancholy mood of the song is how it should song. It's truly beautiful. Both versions are :)
A close friend of mine worked several of those fests. I can only imagine. Tony and Peter are stellar but don't forget Sharon Gilchrist on the Mando. That bass player tooo... they all rock
Wow that's a heart tugger. The woman with the bass worked hard. Moving around on the stage. But she sure is one sexy lady. I would love to get to know her. No fal intended.
R.I.P. Tony. You and Peter are American treasures. Sharon & Bryn my goodness, what can I say... God I love the Dead, but your words are hauntingly cathartic coming from you, sir.
Really awesome. Amazing that Peter Rowan can hit those high vocal notes and the harmonizing sounds great. The two women are solid musicians and the eye candy aspect certainly doesn't detract from the overall group appeal. I played the Spirit of Suwannee festival a time or two with the Cypress Creek Band back in the early '80s. It was always great fun. I remember the Front Porch String Band putting in some solid sets there. John
Check out how Tony is watching Bryn closely. Then when he plays his lead I swear he's doing much (if not exactly) what she played. Whew! We'll miss you Tony!
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What a revelation! Still love Jacqui McShee / Pentangle version, but this is so atmospheric. Thanks to those who mentioned Bryn & Sharon - why on earth don't the women's names feature in the title line? Bryn's performance is stunning.
Stunning. And thrilled that this is soooo long, I can sink into it like a hot spring pool. (Odd simile, since title Cold Rain and Snow.) Can't add anything to these comments, they say it all; agree with most (well, not remark about "the guitar guy" but we are all still learning, discovering, so he's forgiven,) I, for eg., hadn't heard this song before that I can recall.
Because it is acustic and when she moves behind someone you can hear her better which is nice when playing lead. The sound is better but it is also nice having someone support you so close to feed off of and it draws the crowds attention to the lead inst.
The weekend this took place the field was a huge pond from the big rain and forced all the bands inside this little music hall. I was in the front row for this, and in the last row for the next act :)
This was a fantastic gathering...musicians like this made it a perfect experience! The musicianship of each person on stage is legendary...hard to find anything better. Thanks for sharing this and bringing back memories of such a wonderful time!!
I love this jank so much. And as much as i love Tony and Peter, Bryn and Sharon absolutely kill it, too. Especially Bryn. I love it when she comes in on the background vocals. And that bass solo and when she backs up Tony during his solo. And gosh darn they're both sexy the way they kill it on their instruments! Lol
Im not gana be treated this way anymore. Don't matter how pretty the hair or red the cheeks. I'm tired of being pushed out in the rain and snow. The Lord knows.
when you say arraignment, do you really mean arrangement? Arraignment is when they bring in a suspect to be formally charged before a judge. How do you plead?
Absolutely mesmerizing,, who’s listening in 2024 ❤
Me!
I am listening
Every day lately. So frikin' good. So beautiful
The best.
I am.
Here for the survivalist camp 🎯
Love the relaxed beat and Peter's voice is so hauntingly beautiful. Chills.
He nailed the intro to this song, it is why I stayed and chilled, peace!
Peter love all the music you’ve done
This performance is a hypnotic experience. I love it. Plus there's the visual bonus track of the sexiest upright bass player in the world groovin and chirpin in with some fine fine superfine backup vocals. .
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That's Bryn Davies
OMG...the bassist is making love to the bass...she's hot...what a great version of this song...
I don't know... I know a few people with serious hots for Edgar Meyer.
@@rey.b.bass96 now that is one of the stupidest comments ever made. Congrats, Rusty, you're useless.
Ahh! Like lemonade on a hot summer day; that's how sweet it is to my ears; too cool!
amazing how so much talent can fit on one stage
Tony Rice, man what a special touch he has on the fretboard, what mastership! Sharon Gilchrest has the smoothest rub in the business on that mandolin and Peter's voice is so great! MAN I love this performance and group!
Thanks; they're both very talented instrumentalists.
I love this song so hard. Listening to the GD play it in Hamilton NY right now, from 1977. This kind of music never gets old.
Damn those harmonies at the end are killer!
Holy
Sh*t.
This
Is
Bad
Ass.
❤️
Superb !!
Love that big chewy bass solo.
She's with Scott Miller now.
I absolutely love this rendition of the song and I thank Mr. Huggett for posting it! Tony Rice and Peter Rowan are amazing, of course, but Bryn Davies on the bass and Sharon Gilchrist on the mandolin should also have their names in the video title or at least in the description. It wouldn't be the same without them.
Thank you!
I was thinking exactly the same thing!
This bass player, Bryn Davies, is exceptional!
Fantastic! What a performance!
Bryn Davies on bass and
Sharon Gilchrist on mandolin
Thank you, I was wondering who the women preformers were… 🔥🔥🔥
Me too!!@@ritamarks3935
Bryn Davies is a fantastic bassist, and I'm from the land of NHØP..Love the way she moves the bass around, to back whomever is soloing..
In fact, what a stellar lineup..
❤ right!!
I find this every so often and I think I comment on it every time. Two chords, 9 minutes and not one second of boredom. I am an old deadhead, and I loved that band, but, to me this is the most perfect rendition of this old song I have ever heard.
Performance transcends genres, regardless of what you like if you can't recognise this for genius there's something wrong with your ears.
totally agree !
many versions don’t use the minor chord, i prefer this to any i’ve heard.
Agree
me too!
I’m case you’re wondering: you’ve found it. The real stuff.
The bass solo alone is worth the price of admission..Wonderful rendition of this old murder ballad.
Mandolin: Sharon Gilchrist
Stand Up Bass: Bryn Davies
I fell in love with Bryn immediately.
Bryn is also a nuclear scientist - her day gig. See Wiki
Bryn is a Welsh lads name but it suits her well. Lovely bass style and great vocal harmonies, spot-on. The Mando player is so good too, love the modal folksy playing. Tony Rice we all know how great he is, geniuses all of them.
O.M.G. This is so Bad Ass I Luv it!!!! Every one of these players are just so good at what they do! First time hearin it like that folks!!! Thanx!
I first heard this song listening to the Grateful Dead. This is quite possibly the best version I've ever heard. His voice is almost ghostlike. Simply fantastic!
whole performance indeed like from a spirit realm
Shame Sharon got no love for that understated but full of feeling solo right out of the gate that was just pure music and masterful picking bringing the song alive within an otherworldly dreamy pocket . Stunning version, wow.
Great song! I was blessed to get to Play Bass and sing for Peter on 3 different gigs several years ago. I had to learn this background harmony part, I didnt know it was a female "Bryn" covering it. I am male so I had to use falsetto. Peter is such a Kind and Wonderful Man.I will treasure my memories gigging with him.
Wow
Tony Rice, a living legend. Gone but not forgotten.
Such finesse and subtlety in his playing. I think Molly Tuttle channels him now and again.
Saddest Christmas ever 😪
I was at the Canal Street Tavern in Dayton, Ohio the evening Tony Rice's tour manager said he couldn't sing anymore. He tried that evening but within seconds of trying to sing he realized his voice was too hoarse and he did what he knew best was play his guitar. Lot of tears in the crowd who came to hear him sing.
Tony Rice Sunday morning Workshop for $400, Alex
The utter musicianship of these craftsman can hardly be taken in only one viewing...
I watch it from my Tennessee porch quite often...perhaps daily with my favorite moonshine...no neighbors to judge me...like I'd give a damn anyway (× _×)
Bryn dancing' with that bass. I could watch that all day.
She always does..
The bass player, what an absolutely sexy performance.
Bryn Davies always dances with the bass.
Fantastic musician she is..
Sharon Gilchrist is also great.
Real people, playing real music, no autotune and sheit...
I think this song has been refined to where it belongs in the record books as one of the best performances by all Artist's Base Player, Kicked it, to the singers, band and the instruments. Whew!!!! Well done.
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This is the way this song is supposed to be performed. Bluegrass purist Peter Rowan gets it!
You should check out 'bluegrass purist' Peter Rowan back in the 60s when he had a band called Earth Opera.
This particular version never fails to send shivers up my spine. What a song, what a band, what a rendition!
This is by far the best version ever done of this song IMHO.
Well, I said IMHO. Do you not know what that means?
It's reasonable to ask whether your opinion is informed by familiarity with these other versions.
densely *insert major eye roll here*
densely I apologize if I've offended you touchy people by expressing my opinion.
It makes me happy that I can find so much great music to listen to. Life is too short to even judge which of it is best, let alone argue about it.
The moment when Bryn Davies picks up her bass and moves herself closer to Tony to better support his solo is some absolute musicianship magic!
Rest in peace Tony Rice. Saw him 1978 Grandfather Mountain Highlands Games
this probably has to be one of the, if not the greatest cold rain and snows ever
Bryn Davies is a scary amazing musician. Had the opportunity to attend a bluegrass camp where she was an instructor. She demoed a bass solo for her pod of students and it shut down conversation 50 yards in every direction (classes were outside). It was amazing. I could not believe what I was hearing.
Oh yes! So magical and intimate! This gives me thrills and chills and goosebumps!
Kinda like when Trump sidled up behind Clinton in that debate. Camera angle? Dunno. She's a sick bass player, no doubt,
This is so amazing, best music I've heard in a long time. A piece of magic caught on camera.
Rest in Peace, Tony Rice. :(
when? was not aware
I hadn't heard he passed...sad news! R.i.p. Tony!
@@dufus2273 Dec 25th 2020 I just read. While making coffee according to Ricky Skaggs.
I didn't know either :(
..again and again .....i've been a fan of this classic video for years.
Best Bluegrass bass solo ever
I've heard even better, also played by Bryn Davies.
She is an amazing bassist!
This is definitely the best version of this song ever. I'm not being biased because Tony is my cousin, it really is the best I've heard. Peter's voice makes it hypnotizing and brings a fresh breath to the song. The visual artistry provides even more life to it. I can listen to it over and over.
This is the one for the time capsule.
I fall in love with Bryn's bass playing every time I watch this video. Lord have mercy that woman can make a bass do anything she wants.
No matter how many times I listen to this recording I am still mesmerized!!!! ...And can never get enough of Bryn and Sharon after all of these years! ..Oh and of course Mr Rowen and Mr. Rice!!!
I believe the whole lineup is Peter Rowan, Tony Rice, Bryn Davies, and Sharon Gilchrist.
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Classical Murder Ballad, A Mans Torment from his Cheating Wife.
The Angel sings & dances with her Bass as she plays it Perfectly.
This song must be 100 years old or more.
Besides being on stage with two very beautiful and exceptionally talented women I don't understand why Peter Rowland and Tony Rice two of the best pickers in the world didn't get the fame and acclaim they deserved.
Huh? Everybody into this sort of music knows and reveres those two guys. What more would you want by way of 'acclaim?'
@@Lea99Jones They aren't in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame? :
It's Peter ROWAN.
Didn’t want it or need it. These guys knew Jerry and the life sucking aspect of fame. They were in it for the music.
@@onoyudont Right, of course. 'Peter Rowland' ... talk about 'acclaim' !
This is the standardized speed of the song, the double-time that the Dead popularized was faster paced and fit their structure better, since then, a lot of people have followed the double time suit thinking it's normal, But the slow, melancholy mood of the song is how it should song. It's truly beautiful. Both versions are :)
Jack Travis .. just heard Molly Tuttle do her version. She's pretty good too.
Love the relaxed beat and Peter's voice is so hauntingly beautiful. Chills.
Haunting describes it perfectly ...
This is sublime.
Amazing playing and singing from everyone.
Always a joy and a thrill to come back to.
Well in folks!
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
✊🏻🎵
Can anything sound and look as beautiful as this? Its just intoxicating.
Yes, and even better, but this IS intoxicating & exquisite :) Blew me away!
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Dear Pete, we love you man! 🎙🎶🎵🎼
One word, "Badass" comes to mind, these are all champions of musicianship . Rip Tony Rice.
pure musicianship at its finest. Awesome version of this song.
Everything that's ever been said about Tony Rice is true. An absolute guitar God.
He just had a birthday on June 8th
A close friend of mine worked several of those fests. I can only imagine.
Tony and Peter are stellar but don't forget Sharon Gilchrist on the Mando. That bass player tooo... they all rock
He's got the perfect voice and delivery for this song, and his mandolin intro is just astonishing.
Wow that's a heart tugger. The woman with the bass worked hard. Moving around on the stage. But she sure is one sexy lady. I would love to get to know her. No fal intended.
Know her. Take that honey when it's hot from the hive
R.I.P. Tony. You and Peter are American treasures. Sharon & Bryn my goodness, what can I say... God I love the Dead, but your words are hauntingly cathartic coming from you, sir.
How beautiful I remember seeing tony in. The seventies in Annapolis at Charlie's Bryn is very sexy on the bass sharing also wow
Really awesome. Amazing that Peter Rowan can hit those high vocal notes and the harmonizing sounds great. The two women are solid musicians and the eye candy aspect certainly doesn't detract from the overall group appeal. I played the Spirit of Suwannee festival a time or two with the Cypress Creek Band back in the early '80s. It was always great fun. I remember the Front Porch String Band putting in some solid sets there. John
Like soaking in a warm tub of sounds
I can't hear this song enough...perfection devine.."and her cheeks were as red as a rose" love it..❤❤☮🙏
I would imagine you'e not alone regarding your thoughts about the bass player.
Nope. And it's international.....all the way from Australia. It's ok..... I was born red pill.
Geez Louise..she's HOT!!🔥🔥
If I'm going to hell, I'd like some company
She is a killer standup bassist.(I'm a bassist myself)
Good Lord that bassist made me feel all kinds of ways 😮👏
Amazing on so many levels. Even has a back beat/funky groove thing going. Amazing!
+Sublime Music Channel "...on so many levels." No way could I have found those words to describe the beauty of this song. Very nice and so true.
I believe that the bassist is Bryn Davies and the mando player is Sharon Gilchrist?
You are correct!
THIS IS SERIOUS SHIT
Rowan a true master of his craft making musical medicine for we to partake Love you mr peter Rowan !
It bringeth tears.....
Check out how Tony is watching Bryn closely. Then when he plays his lead I swear he's doing much (if not exactly) what she played. Whew! We'll miss you Tony!
I noticed exact same thing... you can tell Tony likes playing with her, they were locked in.
Bryn dances that bass across the stage, to back him up.
I've seen her do that time and time again, what a fantastic musician she is!
That's Bryn Davies on bass and Sharon Gilchrist on mandolin.
damn if that ain't one sweet rendition. much appreciated by my ears.
Bryn Davies is like the Tal Wilkenfeld of the upright bass.
To ADD, Tony Rice, Sharon GilChrist ,excellent as always.
this sent a chill down my spine and made a tear swell in me eye
318,743 and counting, I'm responsible for a good few of those - still sounds as fantastic as it did the 1st time
steve kel
me too!
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What a revelation! Still love Jacqui McShee / Pentangle version, but this is so atmospheric. Thanks to those who mentioned Bryn & Sharon - why on earth don't the women's names feature in the title line? Bryn's performance is stunning.
Bryn Davies is a GREAT bass-player..
Sharon Gilchrist's solo, she is a true master! Sublime. All of them so amazing, Thanks for sharing!
The female bassist is stunning. This whole song is chilling mournful bluesy beautiful.
Bryn Davies is a fantastic bassist. And yeah, a fine woman..
This video is magnetic. I keep coming back to it. Bryn, the bass player, is so excellent.
OMG..SHE IS...
Ok,that bassplaer looks great, fact.
She plays vere basic not brillant at all
@@jelhel700 Maybe you should learn how to spell before you make STUPID comments.
@@jelhel700 Maybe you should learn how to spell before you make STUPID comments.
Cold rain and chilly snow, but I felt warm. :-)
Jesus. Who are those women?
She's got a bass that just won't quit. 😁
Man, those vocal harmonies are killer! They did it much better than the Grateful Dead! I never tire of hearing them play that song!
Loving that bass solo!!
Peter Rowan i know played with old and in the way along side Jerry
Stunning. And thrilled that this is soooo long, I can sink into it like a hot spring pool. (Odd simile, since title Cold Rain and Snow.) Can't add anything to these comments, they say it all; agree with most (well, not remark about "the guitar guy" but we are all still learning, discovering, so he's forgiven,) I, for eg., hadn't heard this song before that I can recall.
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Because it is acustic and when she moves behind someone you can hear her better which is nice when playing lead. The sound is better but it is also nice having someone support you so close to feed off of and it draws the crowds attention to the lead inst.
This music-making never gets old. All of the performances of the one of the finest bands ever from that 2005 event in Suwanee, Florida are priceless.
The weekend this took place the field was a huge pond from the big rain and forced all the bands inside this little music hall. I was in the front row for this, and in the last row for the next act :)
Sweet Jaysus but that chick on the bass!
Bryn Davies
@@deanpitman3325 she's terrific and very sexy the way she plays...what a performance
@@cornstorm666 She is a stone cold fox and true, she plays sensuously.
This was a fantastic gathering...musicians like this made it a perfect experience! The musicianship of each person on stage is legendary...hard to find anything better. Thanks for sharing this and bringing back memories of such a wonderful time!!
I love this jank so much. And as much as i love Tony and Peter, Bryn and Sharon absolutely kill it, too. Especially Bryn. I love it when she comes in on the background vocals. And that bass solo and when she backs up Tony during his solo. And gosh darn they're both sexy the way they kill it on their instruments! Lol
Im not gana be treated this way anymore. Don't matter how pretty the hair or red the cheeks. I'm tired of being pushed out in the rain and snow. The Lord knows.
I'm listening and it is an outstanding rendition .Skillful musicianship and conveyance of emotion .Tumeke !
Never heard this song played better/ and with Tony and Peter in on it! Thank y'all.
omg... goosebump time! Amazing version!
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Peter still killing it 2021 Redwingroots roll on brother
Still as compelling and mesmerizing as ever.
What a bostin version - bostin lineup, too..
Such a beautifuly haunting arraignment. And the ladies kill it on all levels.
when you say arraignment, do you really mean arrangement? Arraignment is when they bring in a suspect to be formally charged before a judge. How do you plead?
damn Tony
Tony Rice is in another galaxy.