I want to share some testimony: I was delivered, chains broken, from anxiety and depression and I want to THANK OUR HEAVENLY FATHER GOD, & PRAISE, WORSHIP AND GLORIFY HIM IN JESUS MIGHTY NAME FOR HELPING A SINNER LIKE ME. AND DELIVERING ME. THANK YOU JESUS CHRIST for all you do for me!!!!! Us !!!!!
Lord, country music just is not what it use to be I can't stand modern country music but I can listen to the Goldie oldies for hours I truely believe I was born too late
Yeah. I hate nowadays country (country hip hop?...a discrace. Listen to Johnny Rebel you sissies! ) but I love Blue grass! American folk. Love for my heritage. White boy without regret.
Jagged Edge Bluegrass is incredible. I have studied all genres of music my entire life and I am now 75, but I never get tired of listening to this great, vintage Bluegrass!
The sound quality is what does it for me. You could have incredibly talented musicians re-record all these songs today and it just wouldn’t have the same impact. There’s a presence in every instrument and voice in these old recordings that can’t be replicated.
Thanks for beautiful songs . This music makes it impossible for me to be depressed. Uplifting, joyful gospel tunes make my day God bless you guys forever. ☝️😊🎶
I'm from Colorado mountains but have been so fascinated with Appalachia. These songs are amazing and to me sound like neighbors in a holler shouting back and forth with the echo of the mountains. ❤
These fellas have been some of my favorite blue grass music for many many years aproxamently 65 or 70 years... I surely miss them when they left planet earth.. but I have kept them in my heart all the time
Carol Shepherd I love this music too. This is from a time o struggle and pain. There were no luxuries or modern conveniences. But what this music teaches us is an unabashed trust in the Lord. Jesus was more real to them than to most folks. My mother taught me to love this music. One time I called her and she was listening to Johnny Cash and I was shocked. I said what are you listening to??? I said mom you like hillbilly music? I was shocked because we are black people! And my mother explained to me that in Alabama where she was born and raised (19280) everybody listed to this kind of music. When the family sat and listened to the radio this is what they heard and they loved it. She even told me how once in a while some hillbillies came down from the hills to get some prayer for a healing. When the healing took place they would dance for joy all over the place. So I miss these dear brothers and everyone else like them. They always brought me closer to God. I am afraid this generation may never know what it is like to have nothing but Jesus. God bless you sister, stay safe out there.
I will say I am 79 years old back in the 1940s n 50s it was called hillbilly music then later was called bluegrass and country n western music after all these years I am still a hillbilly music lover Ralph n Carter was kin to my daughter n laws daddy like 2nd or 3rd cousins
True Americana! My ol timer musicoligist buddy from Oaxaca would agree this is Musica de Tierra! How great to share great real music from around the world! Thanx for posting!....👍🎸🎶💖🤙
I rember Ralph and Carter with Ray Davis on ther radio show from the used car lot in Baltimor Md. and the riseing sun festaible in Riseing sun Md.Those were the good old years and now at 81 yrs still love the music.
Rank Stranger reminds me of of 1966 and my first demonstration against Vietnam Warriors. Three a.m. and they’re out on the tarmac right up to the stairs coming out of the Aircraft! Hippie asses then, hippie DemonRATS now! I remember thinking.....What the hall happened to my Country in only four and a half years! God Save us from this and help our Nation take care of business! In Jesus name, Amen!
Just as far as I can remember She'll remain the rose of my heart Mom took sick along in December February brought us broken hearts The reason we've not called the family reunion We knew that she wouldn't be there But since we've thought it all over, mama We know that your spirit is there No, no, I can't forget the hours You're the onliest one, mom And sweeter than the flowers No, no, there's no need to bother To speak of you now would only hurt father It looks so good to see us together But I had to look after dad Oh mama, when I passed by your coffin I didn't want to remember you dead They all gathered 'round, I stared at their faces All heads were bowed mighty low But that was one time we all had to face it It hurt us so bad you know No, no, I can't forget the hours You're the onliest one, mom And sweeter than the flowers No, no, there's no need to bother To speak of you now would only hurt father Oh, no, momma, we'll never forget you And someday we'll meet you up there
People really cared for their relatives and friends back then, and it was great. The U S govt took that away from us, while they were making themselves millions, or billions. I still miss my Mom and Dad, who gave me a great deal of wisdom back then. Now it seems to be over thanks to both parties. What a waste.
Shackles and Chains On a long lonesome journey I'm going Oh darling, and please don't you cry Though in shackles and chains they will take me In prison to stay till I die And at night through the bars, I gaze at the stars And I long for your kisses in vain A piece of stone I will use for my pillow While I'm sleeping in shackles and chains Put your arms through these bars once, my darlin' Let me kiss those sweet lips that I love best In heartache, you're my consolation In sorrow, my haven of rest And at night through the bars, I will gaze at the stars The plans that we made were in vain A piece of stone I will use as my pillow While I'm sleeping in shackles and chains
This music make me remember my brother, I am so glad for it. my younger brother, he thought blue grass was funny, he introduced me to this music as satire after he died .......... I associate Stanley brother with my Brother William Robert S. RIP Billy Bob. You were my best brother, I miss you greatly. I'll see you at the angels bend.
Dad would play his guitar, doing wild wood flower, when he was 92 he picked it up and cried because his old hands would not bend right for the cords. 3 more Months he was 93 went to Haven where God could fix his fingers to play wild wood flower
Danny Mcclusky Excellent collection, but Rank Stranger is also my favorite! It brings back memories of my first experience upon arrival back from Vietnam and a Marine! Everyone was gone!
Yes that song is spectacularly beautiful they have many more that could contest it though Fast Express , Little Birdie, ,Little Maggie, and Stone Walls and Steel Bars!
You’re very lucky! I am 76, and didn’t find this great music until I was in my mid-thirties and have loved it ever since! Greatest music in the Country! 🇺🇸❤️🙏
I walked beside you in the blazing sun on mountain switchbacks, we chased your red ticks in the moon light as they chased ol bandit up an oak tree, never to be shot out of respect, i fought beside you in senseless scraps, and now your gone but the music remains. I miss you Cowboy.
Don't know maybe I like to be sad but Wildwood Flower is my fav ... It hits harder then the others makes me feel something even if its sadness even if there is no words to the song but most of us probably do know them.
A M A Z I N G 👉🏼 my Father ~¿~ guessing probably 👉🏼 3⃣ major JOBS ➕ a short stint at a Syosset Plainview Community Recreational Center 👍🏼 👍🏼 ⏸ 1⃣ 2⃣ ➕ 1⃣ 2⃣ ➕ 1⃣ 1⃣ ➕ a short stint at Syosset Plainview Community Recreational Center 😊
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I want to share some testimony: I was delivered, chains broken, from anxiety and depression and I want to THANK OUR HEAVENLY FATHER GOD, & PRAISE, WORSHIP AND GLORIFY HIM IN JESUS MIGHTY NAME FOR HELPING A SINNER LIKE ME. AND DELIVERING ME. THANK YOU JESUS CHRIST for all you do for me!!!!! Us !!!!!
Lord, country music just is not what it use to be I can't stand modern country music but I can listen to the Goldie oldies for hours I truely believe I was born too late
Hillbilly music!
Yeah. I hate nowadays country (country hip hop?...a discrace. Listen to Johnny Rebel you sissies! ) but I love Blue grass!
American folk.
Love for my heritage.
White boy without regret.
Jagged Edge Bluegrass is incredible. I have studied all genres of music my entire life and I am now 75, but I never get tired of listening to this great, vintage Bluegrass!
The sound quality is what does it for me. You could have incredibly talented musicians re-record all these songs today and it just wouldn’t have the same impact. There’s a presence in every instrument and voice in these old recordings that can’t be replicated.
@@cybersludge💯
Thanks for beautiful songs . This music makes it impossible for me to be depressed. Uplifting, joyful gospel tunes make my day God bless you guys forever. ☝️😊🎶
Amen
Makes my heart so happy! I will be sharing this with my grandchildren. They love to dance and praise with me!♥️
I'm listening to this music till the the Lord takes me home
@Mike Bastiat q
God love you
I am with you my Brother! Love, Linda Larson
Let’s all give thanks for these wonderful artists.
Amen to tht...Nothing better. But our Lord God's word.
Anyone who would give a thumbs down to these old hillbilly classics is a fool, I'm a hillbilly and proud to claim the title.
Pass your heritage on
Amen!
Anyone who can not listen to this music is not a true hillbilly. This is the heart and soul of blue grass and gospel music.
I'm from Colorado mountains but have been so fascinated with Appalachia. These songs are amazing and to me sound like neighbors in a holler shouting back and forth with the echo of the mountains. ❤
These fellas have been some of my favorite blue grass music for many many years aproxamently 65 or 70 years... I surely miss them when they left planet earth.. but I have kept them in my heart all the time
Carol Shepherd I love this music too. This is from a time o struggle and pain. There were no luxuries or modern conveniences. But what this music teaches us is an unabashed trust in the Lord.
Jesus was more real to them than to most folks. My mother taught me to love this music. One time I called her and she was listening to Johnny Cash and I was shocked. I said what are you listening to??? I said mom you like hillbilly music? I was shocked because we are black people! And my mother explained to me that in Alabama where she was born and raised (19280) everybody listed to this kind of music. When the family sat and listened to the radio this is what they heard and they loved it. She even told me how once in a while some hillbillies came down from the hills to get some prayer for a healing. When the healing took place they would dance for joy all over the place. So I miss these dear brothers and everyone else like them. They always brought me closer to God. I am afraid this generation may never know what it is like to have nothing but Jesus. God bless you sister, stay safe out there.
Where can I purchase this CD? I have looked online at Walmart.
I will say I am 79 years old back in the 1940s n 50s it was called hillbilly music then later was called bluegrass and country n western music after all these years I am still a hillbilly music lover Ralph n Carter was kin to my daughter n laws daddy like 2nd or 3rd cousins
Ralph and Carter was my poppys 1st cousins
Just more Clinch mountain gold! Seems it should be named the Capital of Hillbilly music.
God bless you Hillbilly!
@@MrFuelhauler79 No kidding? That's very cool. This is true American folk music. Much love to my Hillbilly brothers and sisters! Keep pluckin'!
@Steve Corbett Good day Steve thank you
My Dad and I listened to this album for a lot of years.Beautiful real music.100% talent!
Dean Tuttosi It’s cool you had a dad like that!
I would put these boys up against the best Rick Callahan
Christine Callahan They really are THE BEST aren’t they Christine? I think they’re the very best in the World!
@@christinecallahan9647zz 7k🎉😂97i9
The Stanley Brothers are the true Godfathers of Bluegrass music. True fact !!
Ralph and Carter were phenomenal!Great Music!
True Americana! My ol timer musicoligist buddy from Oaxaca would agree this is Musica de Tierra! How great to share great real music from around the world! Thanx for posting!....👍🎸🎶💖🤙
Love Ralph's Banjo work on Wildwood Flower. Simply the best.
Clawhammer style.
This was removed and I’m very happy to see it back! Thank you!
I got sung to sleep by this music daily. It's true heart and soul for me.
I rember Ralph and Carter with Ray Davis on ther radio show from the used car lot in Baltimor Md. and the riseing sun festaible in Riseing sun Md.Those were the good old years and now at 81 yrs still love the music.
oh what a time you are having in heaven .what a christmas you will be having my friend dearly missed.
we had
The Stanley brother s was the best country music singer s that i have ever seen
MerryChristmas Ralph Stanley R.I.P Old Timer....Love Your Music...
I did not know he died until I read your comment but we still have his music
Ralph isnt dead
On a mountain. Pure and beautiful. No rank strangers.
I REALLY DO LOVE THAT SONG SWEETER THAN THE FLOWERS..
Danny Mcclusky me too
8:28 😢😭
sweeter than flowers ....
Rank Stranger reminds me of of 1966 and my first demonstration against Vietnam Warriors. Three a.m. and they’re out on the tarmac right up to the stairs coming out of the Aircraft! Hippie asses then, hippie DemonRATS now! I remember thinking.....What the hall happened to my Country in only four and a half years! God Save us from this and help our Nation take care of business! In Jesus name, Amen!
One of the best. I love them all tho.
Beautiful, true, heart-made music. So full of mountain soul.
Just as far as I can remember
She'll remain the rose of my heart
Mom took sick along in December
February brought us broken hearts
The reason we've not called the family reunion
We knew that she wouldn't be there
But since we've thought it all over, mama
We know that your spirit is there
No, no, I can't forget the hours
You're the onliest one, mom
And sweeter than the flowers
No, no, there's no need to bother
To speak of you now would only hurt father
It looks so good to see us together
But I had to look after dad
Oh mama, when I passed by your coffin
I didn't want to remember you dead
They all gathered 'round, I stared at their faces
All heads were bowed mighty low
But that was one time we all had to face it
It hurt us so bad you know
No, no, I can't forget the hours
You're the onliest one, mom
And sweeter than the flowers
No, no, there's no need to bother
To speak of you now would only hurt father
Oh, no, momma, we'll never forget you
And someday we'll meet you up there
People really cared for their relatives and friends back then, and it was great. The U S govt took that away from us, while they were making themselves millions, or billions. I still miss my Mom and Dad, who gave me a great deal of wisdom back then. Now it seems to be over thanks to both parties. What a waste.
Such beautiful, deeply mpving lyrics.
8:28 God bless.
THE STANLEY BROTHERS ALL THERE MUSIC IS GREAT...
Amen to that!
it don't get no better man that is music window to your soul music the blessing we've had to have these wonderful men
This is what I needed to find
This is a special type of music and the words never get old
Ya think?!...🙂
Amen brother thank ljesus for you
Shackles and Chains
On a long lonesome journey I'm going
Oh darling, and please don't you cry
Though in shackles and chains they will take me
In prison to stay till I die
And at night through the bars, I gaze at the stars
And I long for your kisses in vain
A piece of stone I will use for my pillow
While I'm sleeping in shackles and chains
Put your arms through these bars once, my darlin'
Let me kiss those sweet lips that I love best
In heartache, you're my consolation
In sorrow, my haven of rest
And at night through the bars, I will gaze at the stars
The plans that we made were in vain
A piece of stone I will use as my pillow
While I'm sleeping in shackles and chains
tim a
Porter Wagnor does a great version also
Perfect!
Love tht song. My dad and uncle used to sing It when I was little.
I like the whole thing , Stanley Brothers forever, nice relief from modern crappy music
I love bluegrass music and gospel music and country music and that's all
This is blue grass! American folk.
Beautiful and moving. 😊
this is so nice more than i can says God bless them
This music make me remember my brother, I am so glad for it. my younger brother, he thought blue grass was funny, he introduced me to this music as satire after he died .......... I associate Stanley brother with my Brother William Robert S. RIP Billy Bob. You were my best brother, I miss you greatly. I'll see you at the angels bend.
Great men, great music. RIP Bro’s!
Dad would play his guitar, doing wild wood flower, when he was 92 he picked it up and cried because his old hands would not bend right for the cords. 3 more Months he was 93 went to Haven where God could fix his fingers to play wild wood flower
My Pop and I went to Bluegrass festivals. So glad for this music!
The Masters Bouquet is one of my favorites.
I LIKE Rank stranger
Danny Mcclusky Excellent collection, but Rank Stranger is also my favorite! It brings back memories of my first experience upon arrival back from Vietnam and a Marine! Everyone was gone!
@@richardspaur9707 May god bring you peace thank you sir for your service welcome home.
Sunny Side of the Mountain might be the best bluegrass song I've heard.
Yes that song is spectacularly beautiful they have many more that could contest it though Fast Express , Little Birdie, ,Little Maggie, and Stone Walls and Steel Bars!
Rip Dr. Ralph
I'm 29 and grew up on this kind of music
You’re very lucky! I am 76, and didn’t find this great music until I was in my mid-thirties and have loved it ever since! Greatest music in the Country! 🇺🇸❤️🙏
I'm 43 and I did too.
:) same bruh
Clintwood boy right HERE!!!!!
Wise Hillbilly here.
Masterpiece brings back so much memories
Was very fortunate to have seen Dr. Ralph play at Appalachian State around 2000...wow, what a show that was!
Easter day 2024 good gospel music
He is risen
Loved Rank Stranger...Little Maggie...Shackles and Chains
WILDWOOD FLOWER IS A GREAT SONG TO
Thanks to the Carter family out of Scott co., VA. (Just a few miles down the Crooked Road from the Stanley Bros.
Love this so much.
a song of heartache and sorrow .
Life can be great if you can just keep finding new things to love.
Listen to that ole banjer ring,damn right!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
jeff jeeves
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jeff jeeves Right bro! Dang great.
Hazel Rudd Clinch mountain gold!
I can't stop listening in circle ! If I would have played on a LP, it would be burnt by now...
Transcribed in stereo. Great job on this. Most TH-cam music is in mono for some reason or other, even the official ones.
Some glad morning I'll fly away😊😊😊
I walked beside you in the blazing sun on mountain switchbacks, we chased your red ticks in the moon light as they chased ol bandit up an oak tree, never to be shot out of respect, i fought beside you in senseless scraps, and now your gone but the music remains. I miss you Cowboy.
Love it
Praise God
Whenever I hear him now I just hear the "O Death" song.
Jamie H 😂
Love it this is music!
What what 2019 yo and still jamming out
2024
Don't know maybe I like to be sad but Wildwood Flower is my fav ... It hits harder then the others makes me feel something even if its sadness even if there is no words to the song but most of us probably do know them.
country music was changed by outsiders and their lust for MONEY
Thank God someone recorded the real country music. Otherwise I might not know no better.
This is real❗️The pickin was fantastic. I’m 74 and I remember Dad loved this great music.
You. Can't beat this ❤️❤️❤️❤️
God's music 🙏
My poppy said when they'd come to the house they'd sing and he missed it when he moved out of the mountains
Mitch adkins Wow! That must have been fun. Thanks for sharing your story! 🙏
I love old timey real country.
Well..hey there, stranger! :))
Little Maggie, is my favourite, to me really is the sound I think of when thinking bluegrass
Yeee HAW 🍻🍻🔥🔥🔥
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If this sounded any better I couldn't stand it.
Can I subscribe again LOL
I reserve my wish for a time travel machine.
I love blue grass
Awesome grass aaaahwhooo
I think I am going to have to buy myself an auto harp so I can play these songs and sing on a corner.
the things they live something for this generation but are we understand
8:28 it's ok.. just let it all out 😭
It's calming for my bday, well it runs in the family bluegrass is in the blood
big smile
What is the meaning of the word ( rank)in this song
complete and utter (Google translate)
What do you think it means? To me, it means "utter" or "complete."
class song 😮 1⃣ 9⃣ 7⃣ 2⃣ ❤ 🧠 💪🏼 ©
Epic....
Good song
West Virginia cole mines. Real men who took a stand. None of you know that history do you,?
My fam were coal miners in West Virginia!
We seen Ralph in Greenwich Ohio but that was long after Carter was gone.
We lived acrossfrom the barn where Ralph came and bought his white mule.
Yup! It's chorin time. Go git it done
excelente
Dean adds what my Dad did. and I did %100 talent best of Blue Grass.
Starday had some of the best albums ever
Ermosa music que revived the hart
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Bob Dylan did a great version of Rank Stranger.
Jason Lee No no no Dylan was OK but Rank Stranger is truely blue grass Dylan could never have mastered it
59 people are clueless about country music.
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It's a crime this music getting Lost!@$#&^*:;[|
It has been difficult for me to listen to Ralph Stanly, since I found out he supported barrack hussain obama
Perhaps he knew something you don't.
That's a real shame, in my opinion. The music is what's important.
I prefer Ralph Stanley over Bill Monroe
A M A Z I N G 👉🏼 my Father ~¿~ guessing probably 👉🏼 3⃣ major JOBS ➕ a short stint at a Syosset Plainview Community Recreational Center 👍🏼 👍🏼
⏸ 1⃣ 2⃣ ➕ 1⃣ 2⃣ ➕ 1⃣ 1⃣ ➕ a short stint at Syosset Plainview Community Recreational Center 😊