Just beautiful girls I love your singing and playing lovely thanks you girls are so good I love it a great old song from the past thank y u for sharing hugs to you all J R NL CANADA
I blew it in my previous post about the recording contract. They need a recording contract, AND a world tour! Also, a big thank you to Curt Edwards for sharing the videos of these lovely, talented, ladies, The Kentucky Bluebells. Regards.
I was listening to this yesterday with some friends who told me about Dolly Parton singing this better....... 🤔 I'd never heard her singing it so I gave it a listen 🎶🎵🎼 Yeah.... miss Parton certainly can sing it well, but y'all are my absolute favorite by far!❤❤❤
@@DeanAWhite-gr8eo According to Wikipedia, Jimmie Rodgers wrote it in 1930 and recorded it in 1931. It has been recorded by others ever since. I guess I was wrong.
@@thies7831 Suddenly it becomes clear to me, You and I are on different pages, and different continents. I believe that I now understand your comment. No offense meant. I see the lady singer/banjo player simply as wearing a striped dress, not a school uniform. Here in the USA only "Prestigious Private Academies" require uniforms for students. 98% of students wear "what they wish". The ladies excellent performance of a Blue Grass tune (an American musical idiom) is still worthy of praise to me. Thanks for the heads up from Oz, I sometimes forget that cultures other than mine speak English. Is it Geirge Bernard Shaw that is quoted as saying "Two peoples separated by a common language"? My apologies, and regards.
@@DeanAWhite-gr8eo All good, no apology required as your comment has not been taken as an offence. Noticing this group, I perceived them as how they would be received if performing in Australia. Their musical quality is unquestionable, however, the presented dress code triggered the comparison with above mentioned rock star. Several decades ago, such striped garments were the uniforms of female shop assistants too. It doesn't matter within the USA, although, if this group is planning any tours outside the cultural realm of the USA some research would be helpful for avoiding any comical incidents. Personally, I am wishing them well for their musical career.🖖👍
@@thies7831 You are most gracious to not take offense. Many do these days. When you mention the "Striped Dress" symbolism, I'm reminded of my sister wearing a red and white striped uniform as a hospital volunteer AGES ago. These volunteers were named "Candy stripers" for the red and white stripes. You're correct, just as I need to remind myself of other cultures here on TH-cam, the ladies of Kentucky Bluebells should be aware of them if they begin a world tour. My regards to OZ from the USA. 🙂
Just beautiful girls I love your singing and playing lovely thanks you girls are so good I love it a great old song from the past thank y u for sharing hugs to you all J R NL CANADA
Nice performance and singing
I love it.
I am looking forward to hearing from you.
From Japan.
I blew it in my previous post about the recording contract. They need a recording contract, AND a world tour! Also, a big thank you to Curt Edwards for sharing the videos of these lovely, talented, ladies, The Kentucky Bluebells. Regards.
The boys come running! to hear these gals. Good Lord! Truly honors our American heritage.
you ladies are AWESOME! !! thank you all SO MUCH for not just keeping this music alive, but giving it LIFE!
I was listening to this yesterday with some friends who told me about Dolly Parton singing this better....... 🤔 I'd never heard her singing it so I gave it a listen 🎶🎵🎼
Yeah.... miss Parton certainly can sing it well, but y'all are my absolute favorite by far!❤❤❤
Superb..!! 👍
Love it. You ladies are awesome. 🪕🎻♥️
O M G! That girl can SING! And, they all can play too! Somebody talk them into a record contract!
Wow!! We need more of the Kentucky Bluebells!
Awesome ladies!😊
I don"t know which is best,...their sound or their looks!
I have loved this song this song ever since it first came our by the Fendermen. These ladies do a great job with it
I seem to remember Jimmy Rodgers recording this first, back about 80 years ago. But I've been wrong before! Regards.
@@DeanAWhite-gr8eo According to Wikipedia, Jimmie Rodgers wrote it in 1930 and recorded it in 1931. It has been recorded by others ever since. I guess I was wrong.
@@Bream243 1931. that'd be 93 years ago. It appears that I was wrong again, the same as you were. Thanks for doing the research. Best Regards!
you were close enough@@DeanAWhite-gr8eo
Wow great job ladies
Great group of ladies, music, day and hangin' with my bud!
Thanks for the assist brother
Thanks for the assist brother
Wow now those ladies are really really good
Buitiful voice and gad can they play ❤
Awesome 👌
Maybe the best version of this song i've heard. awesome. Can't find ya albums for sale, any help? Cheers from New Zealand..
Wonderful!
Looking forward to seeing y'all at Forrest Fest 2016.
Sound good..a friend of mine went..wish i had now lol do they have any cds
Great job girls!!!!!!!! Where are y'all from in Kentucky?
Picked clean 🤘
Yes !!!!
O baixo é bom demais!!!!
Love the b grass alsome job ❤
First song I ever heard Dolly Parton sing.
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ASSISTINDO ESSE VIDEO AQUI NO BRAZIL
The banjo player reminds me so much of Anita Carter.
Lovely, have you thought about adding some harmony?
Two wurds brill yint
The Banjo player in school uniform. Brilliant move and copied from Angus Young, AC/DC.
School uniform? Angus Young? AC/DC? Are you on the same page as the rest of us?
@@DeanAWhite-gr8eo Come to Australia and view the activity with our background knowledge ...
@@thies7831 Suddenly it becomes clear to me, You and I are on different pages, and different continents. I believe that I now understand your comment. No offense meant. I see the lady singer/banjo player simply as wearing a striped dress, not a school uniform. Here in the USA only "Prestigious Private Academies" require uniforms for students. 98% of students wear "what they wish". The ladies excellent performance of a Blue Grass tune (an American musical idiom) is still worthy of praise to me. Thanks for the heads up from Oz, I sometimes forget that cultures other than mine speak English. Is it Geirge Bernard Shaw that is quoted as saying "Two peoples separated by a common language"? My apologies, and regards.
@@DeanAWhite-gr8eo All good, no apology required as your comment has not been taken as an offence. Noticing this group, I perceived them as how they would be received if performing in Australia. Their musical quality is unquestionable, however, the presented dress code triggered the comparison with above mentioned rock star. Several decades ago, such striped garments were the uniforms of female shop assistants too. It doesn't matter within the USA, although, if this group is planning any tours outside the cultural realm of the USA some research would be helpful for avoiding any comical incidents. Personally, I am wishing them well for their musical career.🖖👍
@@thies7831 You are most gracious to not take offense. Many do these days. When you mention the "Striped Dress" symbolism, I'm reminded of my sister wearing a red and white striped uniform as a hospital volunteer AGES ago. These volunteers were named "Candy stripers" for the red and white stripes. You're correct, just as I need to remind myself of other cultures here on TH-cam, the ladies of Kentucky Bluebells should be aware of them if they begin a world tour. My regards to OZ from the USA. 🙂
Wow! Perfect!