As a Banjo, Guitar, Bagpipe playing, Singing (Pastor) you've got a BIG AMEN from me!! Made and raised in Scotland. Moved to OZtralia worked in the "Mines " Hardrock and coal then (The toughest: Ministry) God bless Y'all!
♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥....What else can I say about these fabulous renditions by these most excellent musicians??? One ♥ for each!! Loving listening to this in British Columbia, Canada! Takke!!!
Well, almost 17 year old Allie Sherlock hasn't done any new songs as of tonite, so I went surfing & lo & behold what I found❤Norwegians have Sissel & quite obviously this AWESOME band. Yes, u r my new VERY favorite band by far🎶Huuuuu 🎵
I know these people did not grow up speaking English with an accent from the southern hills of the United States but they sure do sing that way. I have a feeling that the music is something they found later too. It's not extremely popular even here in the south US and this is the first group that I've heard it done by someone that didn't come from around here. Maybe one song but it will be "cleaned up" to fit with other types of music, usually country. Good luck to you all as you continue your musical journey and thanks for the pleasure of listening to you.
Susan, it seems that bluegrass is bigger in Europe than here in the USA. I thought for sure they were from the south when I first found them a year or so back
@@darrellwaters9874 the people around me brought it with them to the Ozarks. I'm not real fond of most country but bluegrass is so much more. When I was young, many of the country stars played and sang bluegrass but not so much now. I live in the delta now and that's part of the problem. It was never as popular here.
You guys are truly amazing. Your energy and performance is refreshing. The haunting sounds bring me back to Tennessee. Thank you for keeping this music and tradition alive.
To be totally honest, I like john dees and red box best of all. I listen to about a half hour every day and sing along to it. But circle has been done a bazillion times.
So people trying to tell you how to do it. MEans you've have hit the big time. So just make the music your own. Keep pushing out the music, there's a lot of old time music to cover out here in America that was writen before copyrighted came in, its all good MUsic.
I love the music ( & played Lots of bluegrass in 62 years), so may i offer a small, Constructive criticism? In the traditional tune,'May the Circle be unbroken', who arranged the' words to beat'? You CANT play it wrong; Haydes version isnt Johnny Cash's version, etc?.but most ive heard add a space between. '..unbroken'..(1,2,3). & , 'by & by, Lord, by and by'(2,3,)well, a better Home AWAITS us(2,3,), in the Sky , Lord, in the sky'..( easier to Show you, than tell you..doubt I'll be jamming on the frozen Dock, WITH you, though😉) You resolve it , fine & it doesnt ' lose tempo', but i fall all over my tongue , trying to harmonize with you , on This tune.. Great Concert,& i wish that i was there to here it live..( Bekka, you cut that hair off? & MOST of you all changed your appearance! Glad your Sound didnt change!) Come play in America! ( please?)
Neweyes.....I know what you're sayin'. When I was 17 or 18 yrs. old, I played in a Bluegrass Band with my Dad and his buddies. That was back in the late 60's. I'm 68 now. We played this song just like everybody else did.....no changes. Back then, nobody did their "own version", so if a New Band puts their own little "twist" on a song......ain't nothin' wrong with that. I like the changes. The words and meaning are still the same. God Bless you, my friend!
What happened? Where are the simple melodies and intricate melding of rhythms and back-beats? What was wrong with your vocalist? Her voice so accented what you were and yet unique and as special as that of Emmy Lou Harris. This is simply a cacophony of bluegrass-like sounds and noises attempting to bulldoze the listener into submission. Gone are the lilting rhythms and intricate solos that was so unique and so different from any other bluegrass artist of today. What you had was a return to what bluegrass was at its roots but whoever is running things now decided to smash that into oblivion, to present us with the same kind of noise we can find from any other pseudo-bluegrass band playing background at a theme park. I don't know what happened or who's doing what or who's deciding what but they have managed to destroy what made you unique and artistic. Shades of what happened to The Lumineers...
@@Mrhootie333 I do so hope you are right. Live at John Dee, they had a pure, distinctive sound that was intricate, eloquent, and artistically elegant. It was bluegrass in the purest sense and like the original bluegrass, it lightened the air around you rather than bulldoze you over with both volume and multiple instruments working against one another.
Alvan Karpas I hate criticizing folks, but I do agree with you. I listen to the John Dee concert repeatedly. This just sounded like a bunch of noise to me. I love the clear notes in the other video. They’re drowning out the vocalist with sound. Jamming is fine but I do hope this isn’t the new sound.
@@sherrimiller5258 Amen Sherri! The intricate precision and the simplicity of the blending of all the instruments framed a voice seldom found these days. You know, for all his flaws, Jim Morrison jealously guarded the sounds and rhythms that made the Doors the Doors just as Ronnie Van Zandt did with Lynnrd Skynnrd. And maybe that is what made both of them so great, they recognized what made them unique and they protected that. Maybe that explains why so many who start out so well, fall by the wayside or into anonymity, much like the Lumineers.
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As a Banjo, Guitar, Bagpipe playing, Singing (Pastor) you've got a BIG AMEN from me!! Made and raised in Scotland. Moved to OZtralia worked in the "Mines " Hardrock and coal then (The toughest: Ministry) God bless Y'all!
Fantastic, you all looked like you enjoyed it as much as we did. Thank you so much. X
You guys got it going on! Rebekah is beautiful, and the girl on the fiddle, when she smiles, she just brightens up the entire experience
Just discovered this band on TH-cam- one of the best things 2021. Rock on Norway from southern England
My daddy was born in Laurel County Kentucky, as was his father, as was his father, as was his father. This music runs through my veins
♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥....What else can I say about these fabulous renditions by these most excellent musicians??? One ♥ for each!! Loving listening to this in British Columbia, Canada! Takke!!!
Another stellar performance from Hayde!!! Many Thanks for the great music, you guys & gals are the absolute best 👍😍👍
Great job guys and gals and I should know. I am a former radio announcer from Tennessee.
Well, almost 17 year old Allie Sherlock hasn't done any new songs as of tonite, so I went surfing & lo & behold what I found❤Norwegians have Sissel & quite obviously this AWESOME band. Yes, u r my new VERY favorite band by far🎶Huuuuu 🎵
Bluegrass forever! Greetings from Australia
This is a reminder to keep on the right path
Many thanks and much admiration from British Columbia, Canada.
Amazing performance!!! And actually Behind the stage!!!! Love this band of amazing musicians forever!!!
Awesome music - such a passion for bluegrass and real American roots music !
Good Music, a good time and having fun. This must be about perfect for a band. Thanks for the thousands of hours of your time needed to be this good.
I know these people did not grow up speaking English with an accent from the southern hills of the United States but they sure do sing that way. I have a feeling that the music is something they found later too. It's not extremely popular even here in the south US and this is the first group that I've heard it done by someone that didn't come from around here. Maybe one song but it will be "cleaned up" to fit with other types of music, usually country. Good luck to you all as you continue your musical journey and thanks for the pleasure of listening to you.
Susan, it seems that bluegrass is bigger in Europe than here in the USA.
I thought for sure they were from the south when I first found them a year or so back
it is xtremely popular i n the southeast part of the us. needs no cleaning , amazing music.THEY-WE were singing it first.
@@darrellwaters9874 the people around me brought it with them to the Ozarks. I'm not real fond of most country but bluegrass is so much more. When I was young, many of the country stars played and sang bluegrass but not so much now. I live in the delta now and that's part of the problem. It was never as popular here.
Another great Scandinavian bluegrass group is Jussi Syren And The Groundbreakers from Finland. :-)
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You guys are amazing ; I love you all. Old guy from South Africa.
Love you guys!!! Come to America and tour
Dancing my way through a Monday, can’t be bad.❤️❤️❤️
Loved it! Someday when Covid is a bad memory I hope you can do a US tour... I’ll be there!
Yes, I think a lot of people will be there!!
Count me in.
Got to come to the UK first Dave, there brilliant.
Count me in too🐞🐞
That would be so awesome. Especially if you performed in Idaho!
Saweet ! It just keeps getting better ! Thanks for providing ear joy... Love from Maine USA
Sitting here at Rocky Bluff Scenic area Appalachicola National Forest. Y'all are killing it. Please Please come to Tallahassee FL 🤗👍🙏
Great is the only word needed, just GREAT!
Love this music.what a find.
The jam that starts at 8:22 is a blast. Hell, the whole thing is a blast.
Awesome, best cold rain and snow ever. Watching it during a hurricane in Mexico. Love it
To summarize everything: WOW!
NULLISECUNDUS!!💖💖💖💖💖💖💖🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 from Winston Salem , North Carolina...
You're my favorite band, God bless you guys !!!
Love it! Y’all are awesome. Listening from Tennessee.
Bonjour à tous que du bonheur à vous écouter... Merci pour votre partage. See you soon
You guys are truly amazing. Your energy and performance is refreshing. The haunting sounds bring me back to Tennessee. Thank you for keeping this music and tradition alive.
Agreed
Little Girl of mine in Tennessee! Thank you for your wonderful performance of this song! (From Aunt Meme in Tennessee!)😍
Greetings from Brazil. I really like the way you play music. Congratulations!
Enjoyed it very much from the Tennessee Valley.
Can't wait to buy a hard copy album of your music!
Guys, I've missed you so!! I've already watched this twice through. So glad to see you and this is great!!
Excellent as ever !
Beautiful !You're AWESOME !!!♥️♥️🤗🙋♂️🙋♀️🙋♂️🙋♀️🙋♂️🙋♀️🤗♥️♥️
Hey, Moe is smiling her beautiful smile!
Excellent as always.👍👍
So good to see a new video from you! They are always uplifting! A trombone in Bluegrass, I love it! Howdy from the Hill Country of Texas! ❤️
Wonderful! Best wishes from Winnipeg, Canada! :)
north Georgia here. NICE ya'll serve a full plate.
I love your music!
So much fun, sure 'nuff good to hear from you guys again!!!!
Awesome!
Brilliant ❤
Brilliant!
wonderful as always come to US and do a tour please
Way cool guys!
mercy!
Bravo, fantastic.
This is great
Moa !!!!❤
More!!!!
That was great!
oh, the joy!
Someday, I hope you can do a US tour and do a stop or two in Texas
Bonjour
Superbes chansons👍 ...J adore ♥️♥️ vous m avez fait voyagé en vous écoutant ♥️à quand un concert en France 🇫🇷
Un coucou de 🇫🇷
I wish I were there.
Dang this was good!!
💓 You're back! Lovin' it!
Love it
It is amazing a group like this make an original American version sound bad.
To be totally honest, I like john dees and red box best of all. I listen to about a half hour every day and sing along to it. But circle has been done a bazillion times.
Neat.
I like to Bluegrass gospel
❤️❤️🙏
Wait: Album release?
yall are amazing. when is the album coming out?
Better than pure American, I must say.
By the way - there are no pure Americans. We are just like you.
I beg to differ. What about the American Indians???
So people trying to tell you how to do it. MEans you've have hit the big time. So just make the music your own. Keep pushing out the music, there's a lot of old time music to cover out here in America that was writen before copyrighted came in, its all good MUsic.
🎶♥️🎶
Ragnar Lodbrok plays mandolin ??
But where is part I ?
Can someone PLEASE tell me how to buy the album? A link? Anything?
I want my Hayde Bluegrass Orchestra album. Where can I get it?
Oasis in desert
I love the music ( & played Lots of bluegrass in 62 years), so may i offer a small, Constructive criticism? In the traditional tune,'May the Circle be unbroken', who arranged the' words to beat'? You CANT play it wrong; Haydes version isnt Johnny Cash's version, etc?.but most ive heard add a space between. '..unbroken'..(1,2,3). & , 'by & by, Lord, by and by'(2,3,)well, a better Home AWAITS us(2,3,), in the Sky , Lord, in the sky'..( easier to Show you, than tell you..doubt I'll be jamming on the frozen Dock, WITH you, though😉) You resolve it , fine & it doesnt ' lose tempo', but i fall all over my tongue , trying to harmonize with you , on This tune.. Great Concert,& i wish that i was there to here it live..( Bekka, you cut that hair off? & MOST of you all changed your appearance! Glad your Sound didnt change!) Come play in America! ( please?)
Neweyes.....I know what you're sayin'. When I was 17 or 18 yrs. old, I played in a Bluegrass Band with my Dad and his buddies. That was back in the late 60's. I'm 68 now. We played this song just like everybody else did.....no changes. Back then, nobody did their "own version", so if a New Band puts their own little "twist" on a song......ain't nothin' wrong with that. I like the changes. The words and meaning are still the same. God Bless you, my friend!
Love your passion. But FYI. No such thing as a bluegrass jam circle. It’s called a pickin party.
which is also now called a bluegrass jam circle.
What happened? Where are the simple melodies and intricate melding of rhythms and back-beats? What was wrong with your vocalist? Her voice so accented what you were and yet unique and as special as that of Emmy Lou Harris. This is simply a cacophony of bluegrass-like sounds and noises attempting to bulldoze the listener into submission. Gone are the lilting rhythms and intricate solos that was so unique and so different from any other bluegrass artist of today. What you had was a return to what bluegrass was at its roots but whoever is running things now decided to smash that into oblivion, to present us with the same kind of noise we can find from any other pseudo-bluegrass band playing background at a theme park. I don't know what happened or who's doing what or who's deciding what but they have managed to destroy what made you unique and artistic. Shades of what happened to The Lumineers...
...well, I hear what you're saying, but don't think they have abandoned their little group....?
This was just a jam session it looks like to me.....
@@Mrhootie333 I do so hope you are right. Live at John Dee, they had a pure, distinctive sound that was intricate, eloquent, and artistically elegant. It was bluegrass in the purest sense and like the original bluegrass, it lightened the air around you rather than bulldoze you over with both volume and multiple instruments working against one another.
@@alvankarpas6245 agreed
Alvan Karpas I hate criticizing folks, but I do agree with you. I listen to the John Dee concert repeatedly. This just sounded like a bunch of noise to me. I love the clear notes in the other video. They’re drowning out the vocalist with sound. Jamming is fine but I do hope this isn’t the new sound.
@@sherrimiller5258 Amen Sherri! The intricate precision and the simplicity of the blending of all the instruments framed a voice seldom found these days. You know, for all his flaws, Jim Morrison jealously guarded the sounds and rhythms that made the Doors the Doors just as Ronnie Van Zandt did with Lynnrd Skynnrd. And maybe that is what made both of them so great, they recognized what made them unique and they protected that. Maybe that explains why so many who start out so well, fall by the wayside or into anonymity, much like the Lumineers.
Poorly done.