Kenny Baker & Josh Graves - 1994 Blistered Fingers Bluegrass Festival in Sidney, Maine
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- 1994 Blistered Fingers Bluegrass Festival in Sidney, Maine. Hosted by Greg and Sandy Cormier, this program features legendary fiddler Kenny Baker (1926-2011) and Dobro pioneer Josh Graves (1927-2006). They were accompanied by a festival pick up band.
This program was originally produced in 1994 as part of 14-week television series, Mainely Bluegrass. Don DePoy was the executive producer/director of the series. The programs were distributed and aired over Maine and New Hampshire Public Broadcasting Networks in 1993, 1994, and 1995.
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Kenny made it look so easy! Such a pure delight.
Wow. Great music. And great hearing Buck singing! Of course, his dobro is really Singing too. And with Kenny Baker! Wooo hooo!
What a treasure this is!
My sincerest thanks for uploading this content!
Great stuff by these consummate professionals, so cool they brought the different folks up on stage as part of the show. Uncle Josh is the real deal!
Nice. Kenny has always been my fave of all the Bluegrass Boys.
Beautiful fiddling.
Just found this and I sure am glad.Great music. Can't beat Josh Graves on the dobro.Thank you so much for posting this.
Josh and Kenny were an amazing team, as well as being close friends. Thanks for posting this.
That bass player sure is a trendsetter for performance attire...
Thank you very much for sharing this...Great stuff!
So glad to find this. Great footage from two great guys! And wow to 10 year old (then) fiddler Erica Brown (18:10). Kenny shows the respect and Josh with his legendary wit - "I didn't learn my ABCs until I was 14. "
Damn! Baker could pull a bow!!
Great music . thanks!
Just great to find this! Wonderfully recorded!
I wear my strap the same way as Uncle Josh, with my banjo!!!
Great!!!
Mercy. Mercy
Like number 100.
Love the pack of Kools in Josh's shirt pocket! Those things will kill you Josh! HAHA!
and the miller in his glass!
My uncle josh. My mother’s brother
Literally your Uncle Josh. :-)
anyone familiar with kennys life ? my papaw spurlock used to pick with him and was good friends im told id love to learn more
I always wear my finest and thinnest t-shirt when I’m on stage. Because it might be the only time ever see you, so your u want to look your absolute best.
Howie was a pick up bass player - it was HOT and he was there all weekend and a snagged to be the bass player for Kenny and Josh as was the guitar player,
Let me guess...the fiddle player "Tiny Martin and the Country Sliders"...Bass Ole Howie Dearborn.
Bet Ole Jimmy Hamblin could play this one
It wasn't God that made honky tonk speckled birds.
I Think that Kenny kicked Josh's ass