Doc would have no reason to be pleased, he would be impressed, maybe slightly envious, depending on his disposition. This is the best cover of the song. Writer unknown and contributor's countless. The song goes back as far as the old country, in folk music, it was ultimately shaped into what it is now in the Appalachian through the 18th ad 19th century and was published as soon as the music industry started in 1911. Doc was late in the game on covers and doesn't hold the rights to being pleased or proud, just saying. Lol
@@zacharykanebronson2549 Good lord dude lol. You take a positive comment and found some way to be pretentious while also sounding like an idiot. Good job?
Also at the end, the same. I'm not sure, but I think the mandoline stayed on the same chord instead of changing, maybe they wanted to break up the harmony a bit...sounds strange anyway, but not wrong
This kid is the savior of current music. I'm hardly even joking.
Been listening to Billy Strings all day. Its like my ears opened and i hear in color
Love how he says " I say". That's twang or whatever it's called
Great
that banjo player sounds awesome! Doc would be pleased!
Agree. Billy ain't so bad either!
BMFF!!
Doc would have no reason to be pleased, he would be impressed, maybe slightly envious, depending on his disposition. This is the best cover of the song. Writer unknown and contributor's countless. The song goes back as far as the old country, in folk music, it was ultimately shaped into what it is now in the Appalachian through the 18th ad 19th century and was published as soon as the music industry started in 1911. Doc was late in the game on covers and doesn't hold the rights to being pleased or proud, just saying. Lol
@@zacharykanebronson2549 Good lord dude lol. You take a positive comment and found some way to be pretentious while also sounding like an idiot. Good job?
@@zacharykanebronson2549 someone’s bitter lmao
that voice is just as smooth as country butter
One of my favourites real Billy S
Drew Matulich on Mando. He’s a beast on the guitar as well.
smooth and silky come to mind
Now that is a voice
One of the best renditions
Love it!
Awesome. Billy's one of the best things in music currently I say. Thanks for the upload.
love billy strings.
Wish he would do more videos with his dad- that old man burns it up!
He just released a new record for you 🙂
Incredible talent, the whole group
Verry good
Billy was quiet anxious at the beginning ! Finally they made it.. so good
You knew him from the beginning sir?
@@angelovanoeveren7936 He meant the beginning of the video, not the beginning of his guitar playing / performing career.
@@mr.anonymous5501 still not sure about that 😄
I would be too, it's a difficult, not to mention sacred, little diddly
Also at the end, the same. I'm not sure, but I think the mandoline stayed on the same chord instead of changing, maybe they wanted to break up the harmony a bit...sounds strange anyway, but not wrong
Awesome!!
Omg this is so good ♥
love it!
The undulating. Of q banjos circular. Picking. Motion is crucial for the sound
The Banjo picking is no where as dynamic as in the doc Watson version
clawhammer vs Scruggs style.