Jimmy Bryant was the same era as Joe. He was just as fast and a bit more technical with some jazz influence in his playing...but NOBODY did it more effortlessly than Joe.
@@VernaCunningham-sz9uz Joe and Rose spent a lot of time in Oklahoma. The had friends in Muldrow, OK. It was like a second home. So yes. But, Rose was from Clear Spring, Maryland.
Joe is referring to Merle Travis passing away last October, which was in 1983. So this concert was either in late '83 or 1984. Joe himself died two years later, in June 1986, about a month after his 65th birthday.
great, just been watching old clips of him and larry collins , he was said to be larrys mentor and they played great together, especially on their mosrites.
Doesn't look like her as I remember? Dude, look at your family album and see how much the people in there have changed. I recently attended a class reunion of many years. I didn't recognize half the people there!
The most Wonder-Full !! guitarist ever!
Simply incredible!! Inspiring!!
I feel ashamed that it's taken me 55 yrs to find this incredible man. Hard to fathom his guitar virtuoso talent.
Is there anyone who comes close to what Joe could do?
Yup, Any old "MIRROR", Ha!
Jimmy Bryant was the same era as Joe. He was just as fast and a bit more technical with some jazz influence in his playing...but NOBODY did it more effortlessly than Joe.
Thank you for posting this. My uncle, 94-four-years young, played in Joe Maphis's first band: The Maryland Railsplitters in the 1930's.
Wow! That's totally cool! He's a piece of history!
But, wasn't Joe originally from Oklahoma?
@@VernaCunningham-sz9uz Born in Suffolk, Va. Raised in Cumberland, Maryland.
@@MrGreglarry Thank you. Maybe, his wife Rose mightve had relatives in Oklahoma. Can't remember.
@@VernaCunningham-sz9uz Joe and Rose spent a lot of time in Oklahoma. The had friends in Muldrow, OK. It was like a second home. So yes. But, Rose was from Clear Spring, Maryland.
Even Roy Clark, a virtuoso himself on string instruments, held Joe in awe.
Joe is referring to Merle Travis passing away last October, which was in 1983. So this concert was either in late '83 or 1984. Joe himself died two years later, in June 1986, about a month after his 65th birthday.
The country version of Les Paul and Mary Ford.
Stellar tribute to Merle with Nine Pound Hammer
Joe had been their and done it all...Just a great guy who had the talent that could of been probably the best of that era...Rip Joe.
The King of the Strings!
Now you know where Jr. Brown got his style. And Joe went to California early and helped pioneer the California Bakersfield Country style.
Wow.. that right hand technique is spectacular!
I saw them as part of an Ernest Tubb package show. They were just great.
Crazy that Marylin Manson’s old guitarist sent me here, but I guess John 5 knows his music.
It had to been around 1984, he died in 1986 at the age of 64 or 65.
Cant someone find a cleaner film of this episode of Austin City Limits?
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Fire on the Strings GREAT thank you UP-loard
great, just been watching old clips of him and larry collins , he was said to be larrys mentor and they played great together, especially on their mosrites.
Nine Pound Hammer。GREATS.
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Great stuff
Would love to hear this with Jimmy Day getting to do a full ride on the steel too. He was just as big a monster picker as Joe.
beautiful Moseley or Mosrite guitar.
Is that Rose Lee??? Sounds like her but doesn't look like her as I remember.
Doesn't look like her as I remember? Dude, look at your family album and see how much the people in there have changed. I recently attended a class reunion of many years. I didn't recognize half the people there!
It's Joe's wife Rosie Maphis.
WOW!!!!!
@whitt702 That is Rose Lee .
@THB79 Thanks. Sorry I don't have that one.
Doing it by his damn self. 😂
ohhh greats finger style
I THINK
It is regrettable that a small volume
I'm damn sure segovia never flatpicked that fast at that age or any other age..!!!
Segovia never "Flat Picked"! DUH!
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The late great Joe Maphis. What was his fingers made of?
Don't know, they never stayed "still-nuff" ta find out!!!
WTF!!! He’s 79 years old???
Late 1981 or sometime in '82.
Merle Travis died in Oct. 1983. I think was taped in Jan. 1984.
what year was this? any guesses?
I think it was taped in Jan., 1984. Merle Travis died in Oct. 1983 and Joe mentions it.
I think 1981 Austin City Limits.
Someone fix the sound....please.
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Meryl Travis has him beat.
Two different styles and they were both great.
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