im south korean. dylan drove me here. i really love this music from deep in my heart. i dont know why. twenty~ twenty~ vision and walkin- round blind~~ what a sound. this rythem always singing in my brain. this sound shows me some bright insights.
I went to my great uncle Jimmy Martins house growing up and I remember Ol Pete. He had a lot of dogs . He made me cry laughing everytime I saw Jimmy. He was the BEST !!!!!!
you related to any of the doyal lawson boys? I grew up in kentucky just a hair from knowing all kinds of famous people. My father taught the boy who grew up to play fiddle for del mccurry.
This brings back a lot of good memories hanging out with my grandparents and their good ole friends when I was a kid. I would give anything to go back too those days.
I grew up in Asheville NC in the 60s and 70s and my brothers and I played the ridges off of this album, I have song these songs 1000 time each, while I learned how to sing bluegrass. Jimmy was my favorite of them all. I really miss those good ol days.
This was one of the first bluegrass albums I bought back when I was in high school. I found it used at a Goodwill and I still have it, though it’s barely playable now. At one time I could sing every song on the album.
@@charleshill9649 my dear mother although she is in heaven now played jimmeys songs on her banjo and sang his songs. Tray hensley will do good to sing his songs now. They are both good, lovely to hear them again! Love you to have a blessed day!
Bought this album from Jimmy, Edison Hotel Toronto 1965. I'm Comin' Back But I Don't Know When is superb bluegrass, the best by far of Charlie Monroe's classic song. Jimmy befriended Charlie when he was on his last legs, took him to some festivals and backed him up, including Carlisle Canada early 70s. Listened to this a thousand times, never tired of it.
This was always playing in my home growing up in Alabama. It was either on the radio or coming from my room where me and Dad would play guitars and banjos for hours and drive mom insane lol
The times in the OP's description are apparently duration times from the album. These should link you to the beginnings of the songs. A1 - Sunny Side Of The Mountain 0:00 A2 - It Takes One To Know One 2:34 A3 - Guitar Picking President 5:27 A4 - Shenandoah Waltz 7:56 A5 - Poor Ellen Smith 10:35 A6 - I'd Rather Have America 13:17 B1 - There's Better Times A' Coming 16:28 B2 - 20-20 Vision 18:53 B3 - I'm Comin' Back But I Don't Know When 21:30 B4 - Snow White Grave 23:50 B5 - John Henry 26:31 B6 - In The Pines 28:46
Additional musicians are;Joe Zinkan-bass-B5,Doug Kirkham-drums-B5,Grady Martin-lead guitar-B5,Bill Torbert Jr-mandolin-B5,J D Crowe-banjo-B5,Tater Tate-fiddle-B5,Buddy Harman-drums-A1-A6,Lightnin' Chance-bass-A4,A5,B3,B6 ; Benny Martin-fiddle-A4,A5,B3,B6;Willie Ackerman-drums-A4,A5,B3,B6; Meredith E. Miller-banjo-B3,B6-info taken from 5CDs Box on Bear Family-5CD Bcd 15705 released in Germany in 1994 as 'Jimmy Martin And Sunny Mountain Boys'
My fav bluegrass style and my fav bluegrass instr is all of them lol but banjo is closets and will perk me up the most espcially when played like this!
You cant tell from this here recording but if you see and hear jimmy sing he had a powerful voice. Strong as a m... let's just say he could yell clear across a holler and youd hear him like he was sitting next to you. He was good ! That one dittley do track was a lil weird for me but he was great and is underrated in country bluegrass history.
I used to live on the sunny side of the mountain in Tennessee, north of Knoxville, yes sir I loved The Shine. When I was in the Army & stationed in Virginia I used to take my gals to the Shenandoah Valley on dates. I loved those places and the open air Blue Grass concerts. I'll never forget them places and the wonderful hospitality, even though it's been 50 years. Y'all can keep Georgia though. I'll never go back there. I loathe Aggusta and all those messed up towns by the Army Bases.
My grandpa used to play the mandolin. He died 47 years ago, he was 85. I'll never forget him and grandma singing Silver Threads Among the Gold to each other. Sob... Why don't people love each other that way anymore? Oh well I have my memories and I try to love that way, truly I do.
As long as everyone remembers that all these new progressive and contemporary bluegrassers came directly from These original Bluegrass artists.Im sure the new artists know this,its how they learned it in first place,but most of their audience never heard this stuff.Thats ok ,they probably won't like it,which is good.Once Nashville gets ahold of a blue grass audience they will ruin it like most of the country music they have ruined. Keep bluegrass out of that crap.Good thing for old recordings.Not for the light hearted bluegrassers.String dusters are top notch,I have all their stuff,but if you are younger and think that is bluegrass,then you won 't like real bluegrass and thats ok keeps it out of mainstream crap!
...inre to SUNNYSIDE OF MOUNTAIN,...have wondered why Jimmy used the wrong rhyme word on 1st verse ?..."roses GROW" should rhyme with "waters FLOW" ?....also, have never learned WHO is the other guitar player on this recording ?
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Perfect tone, conviction, the very model of the bluegrass singer. Jimmie, you done us proud.
Does anybody other than me want to congratulate J. D. Crowe on the best banjo picking ever???????? Yes: J.D. CROWE!!!!!
Yep
im south korean. dylan drove me here. i really love this music from deep in my heart. i dont know why. twenty~ twenty~ vision and walkin- round blind~~ what a sound. this rythem always singing in my brain. this sound shows me some bright insights.
I could listen to all of Jimmy Martin's songs... I'm in the wrong area to appreciate this type of music. Thank you for posting.
Never be another to compare to Jimmy Martin, been my favorite all my life.
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Feel good music...Scott from Clarke County Alabama, thanks
I went to my great uncle Jimmy Martins house growing up and I remember Ol Pete. He had a lot of dogs . He made me cry laughing everytime I saw Jimmy. He was the BEST !!!!!!
you related to any of the doyal lawson boys? I grew up in kentucky just a hair from knowing all kinds of famous people. My father taught the boy who grew up to play fiddle for del mccurry.
He is my favorite of all.
Lucky you... Jimmy's a Bluegrass Legend!
The real deal. Thanks Jimmy Martin.
Jimmy Martin and The Sunny Mountain Boys had great rhythm. 13:17 I’d rather have America my homeland where I’m free!!!🇺🇸 thanks Jimmy and RIP.
You know I think I once heard of Jimmy Martin...sooo glad to have found this gold!
This brings back a lot of good memories hanging out with my grandparents and their good ole friends when I was a kid. I would give anything to go back too those days.
Jimmy Martin the king!!👍👍
This is one of many Jimmy Martin favorites.
In my opinion, Jimmy is the real deal. Miss him.
I grew up in Asheville NC in the 60s and 70s and my brothers and I played the ridges off of this album, I have song these songs 1000 time each, while I learned how to sing bluegrass. Jimmy was my favorite of them all. I really miss those good ol days.
One of my favorite albums of all time
Great guy that put bluegrass on the map.....He made country!
love this sound doesn't get any better than this
me too
This was one of the first bluegrass albums I bought back when I was in high school. I found it used at a Goodwill and I still have it, though it’s barely playable now. At one time I could sing every song on the album.
Started listening to Alison Krauss and Union Station and am now working my way back to the real deal....
Yep . . Jimmy's ' The Real Deal ' . . : >)
If you AKUS and Jimmy Martin, do yourself a favor and search out some Tony Rice
@@charleshill9649 my dear mother although she is in heaven now played jimmeys songs on her banjo and sang his songs.
Tray hensley will do good to sing his songs now. They are both good, lovely to hear them again! Love you to have a blessed day!
You have a ways to go. Monroe brothers and then delmore brothers.
Well you found it!
I still love this!!! Thank God for Bluegrass and Old Time Music!!!!
Here’s some of the Best from Mr. Good N Country, rest in peace Jimmy.
Bought this album from Jimmy, Edison Hotel Toronto 1965. I'm Comin' Back But I Don't Know When is superb bluegrass, the best by far of Charlie Monroe's classic song. Jimmy befriended Charlie when he was on his last legs, took him to some festivals and backed him up, including Carlisle Canada early 70s. Listened to this a thousand times, never tired of it.
This guy was the real deal.Great music.
Jimmy was the greatest of all
Made All The Dogs Howl . . And Us Humans Too !
You're right. In his mind, he was
My grandpa always asks me to play this song 🎵
With all the chaos in the world right now, this is one of the things I can always look back to and just have a nostalgia trip
it don't get any better than this,,,, have mercy
Superb vocalist.
fantastic this is the real thing nothing beats jimmy martin
some of the finest music on youtube
I grew up with this music and have never forgot it. LOV EIT
The King of Bluegrass at his best no doubt! This is true bluegrass.
Yes indeed
ONE OF THE BEST GROUPS OUT THERE....LUV BLUE GRASS..
Love this Beautiful singing
Smooth as silk! ❤️🚂
Timeless, imo this is the essential bluegrass album.
The best of the best bring back my child hood that great keep it up
Abosluletly Awesome bluegrass vocals and musicians ✨🍀🌿🌼👋👋👋🙏
This was always playing in my home growing up in Alabama. It was either on the radio or coming from my room where me and Dad would play guitars and banjos for hours and drive mom insane lol
Lucky you!!
My oh my, good stuff !!!❣️
love it
Definitely the King of Bluegrass!
me and Jennings Ward wrote Southside of the mountain.Awesome.R.I.P.Jennings
I am stil listening of this music 😊
The times in the OP's description are apparently duration times from the album. These should link you to the beginnings of the songs.
A1 - Sunny Side Of The Mountain 0:00
A2 - It Takes One To Know One 2:34
A3 - Guitar Picking President 5:27
A4 - Shenandoah Waltz 7:56
A5 - Poor Ellen Smith 10:35
A6 - I'd Rather Have America 13:17
B1 - There's Better Times A' Coming 16:28
B2 - 20-20 Vision 18:53
B3 - I'm Comin' Back But I Don't Know When 21:30
B4 - Snow White Grave 23:50
B5 - John Henry 26:31
B6 - In The Pines 28:46
I did notice but I'm happy having what I can get, I haven't had any luck finding Jimmy on CD or digital D L
Additional musicians are;Joe Zinkan-bass-B5,Doug Kirkham-drums-B5,Grady Martin-lead guitar-B5,Bill Torbert Jr-mandolin-B5,J D Crowe-banjo-B5,Tater Tate-fiddle-B5,Buddy Harman-drums-A1-A6,Lightnin' Chance-bass-A4,A5,B3,B6 ; Benny Martin-fiddle-A4,A5,B3,B6;Willie Ackerman-drums-A4,A5,B3,B6; Meredith E. Miller-banjo-B3,B6-info taken from 5CDs Box on Bear Family-5CD Bcd 15705 released in Germany in 1994 as 'Jimmy Martin And Sunny Mountain Boys'
Peter Mietus nice I didnt realizar jd crowe was on this album
I think that has to be Grady on all the lead guitar...
I Still Treasure Seeing Jimmy At Grass Valley, CA . . 1990 . .
Pass the moonshine I'm heartbroke today
What A Great Comment ! : >)
My fav bluegrass style and my fav bluegrass instr is all of them lol but banjo is closets and will perk me up the most espcially when played like this!
The king of bluegrass
Yes indeed
brilliant I love that music
Real music!!
Gotta LOVE jimmy
Still the best anywhere
Great music.
Yes indeed
Take's Bluegrass Album Channel: Brother you have the BEST Bluegrass playin on your channel..Jus wanna say thanks!!..MADDJAXX/Jack
Jimmy Martin he is one of the Best in blue grass.
Yes indeed
Pure genius!
The best ryrhm Bluegrass guitarist It takes one to know one was covered sometimes in live by Chris Thile..
Love this song 💕👍
5:11 greatest song transition in bluegrass history
VERY GOOD BLUEGRASS MUSIC
I feel for the 31 people. They JUST DON'T NO WHAT BLUEGRASS music is 🎸 GOOD BLUEGRASS MUSIC 🎻
"Poor Ellen Smith" makes me tear up every time.
I know I am kinda off topic but do anybody know of a good site to stream new movies online ?
@Luke Beckham Try flixzone. You can find it by googling :)
The way he delivered the opening line “poor Ellen smith” is so chilling!
You cant tell from this here recording but if you see and hear jimmy sing he had a powerful voice. Strong as a m... let's just say he could yell clear across a holler and youd hear him like he was sitting next to you. He was good ! That one dittley do track was a lil weird for me but he was great and is underrated in country bluegrass history.
MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN with music like this
One of the best friends
I used to live on the sunny side of the mountain in Tennessee, north of Knoxville, yes sir I loved The Shine. When I was in the Army & stationed in Virginia I used to take my gals to the Shenandoah Valley on dates. I loved those places and the open air Blue Grass concerts. I'll never forget them places and the wonderful hospitality, even though it's been 50 years.
Y'all can keep Georgia though. I'll never go back there. I loathe Aggusta and all those messed up towns by the Army Bases.
40 people who disliked are the people that aren't on the sunny side of the mountain
Thanks Take for putting up this amazing music!!!!!
Howdy, Matt! You are more than welcome. Thanks for your support. :-) Take
Good music 🎶🤣
He had a really strong voice.
31 people don't like this? they don't know real music when they hear it. musta been looking for Jason Aldean or some other bad act.
came here in error
i would not bet on that !!!!
Isn't the mandolin just a happy instrument to listen too?
My grandpa used to play the mandolin. He died 47 years ago, he was 85. I'll never forget him and grandma singing Silver Threads Among the Gold to each other. Sob... Why don't people love each other that way anymore? Oh well I have my memories and I try to love that way, truly I do.
the best
Snow White Grave Lord have mercy
The real deal....the one and only JM
Put more water in the soup theres better times a comin!! Hell Yeah Jimmy
I just learned last week that this was previously done by Hankshaw Hawkins.
I met the guy who wrote this song, it wasn't HH...but another guy in his day...I met him in the 70s when I was a kid.
the Ozzy of Bluegrass .
BE TRERE SOON WAIT FOR ME !!!
Yes haw
for the love of Jesus Son Holla. where ya been!
I met the man who wrote this song when I was a kid in the 70s. It wasn't this guy or Hawkshaw Hawkins...
As long as everyone remembers that all these new progressive and contemporary bluegrassers came directly from These original Bluegrass artists.Im sure the new artists know this,its how they learned it in first place,but most of their audience never heard this stuff.Thats ok ,they probably won't like it,which is good.Once Nashville gets ahold of a blue grass audience they will ruin it like most of the country music they have ruined. Keep bluegrass out of that crap.Good thing for old recordings.Not for the light hearted bluegrassers.String dusters are top notch,I have all their stuff,but if you are younger and think that is bluegrass,then you won 't like real bluegrass and thats ok keeps it out of mainstream crap!
Jimmy had a nice sound but you couldn't always count on him to show up for his announced shows
23:50 Snow White Grave
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Guitar pickin president would he flawless without that noise they make on it that yodeling noise or whatever. 99/100
bluegrass
...inre to SUNNYSIDE OF MOUNTAIN,...have wondered why Jimmy used the wrong rhyme word on 1st verse ?..."roses GROW" should rhyme with "waters FLOW" ?....also, have never learned WHO is the other guitar player on this recording ?
Can anyone tell me the song title at 13:17 America my homeland where I'm free?
Jonathon Penner ~" I'D RATHER HAVE AMERICA". --- I saw it in the description of song titles. (i hope it's correct) ☺️
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Missed a note or two at the beginning
Roy Huskey, Jr., bass. Vernon Derrick, Not "Derick."
28:46
HEEEEEEEEHAWWWWWWWW!!!!!
Can anyone recomend other bluegrass
songs or artists
Jim & Jesse, Flatt & Scruggs, The Stanley Brothers, Bill Monroe & The Blue Grass Boys...
Hylo Brown, MAC Martin, The lily brothers with Don Stover
Osborne Brothers,Ralph Stanley & The Clinch Mountain Boys,Mac Wiseman,Steep Canyon Rangers,The Country Gentlemen,Lester Flatt & Nashville Grass,Del McCoury,Nashville Bluegrass Band,Carl Story,Larry Sparks,Paul Williams & Victory Trio,Bill Harrell & The Virginians,Reno & Smiley,Bluegrass Album Band,The Seldom Scene,Bluegrass Cardinals,The Kentucky Colonels,The Johnson Mountain Boys,Hylo Brown ,Curly Seckler,The Grascals,Junior Sisk & Ramblers Choice,Joe Mullins & Radio Ramblers,Charlie Sizemore,Josh Williams & High Gear,Audie Blaylock & Redline,Lou Reid & Carolina,Don Rigsby & Midnight Call,Big Country Bluegrass,Lonesome River Band,Longview,J.D. Crowe & New South,David Parmley,Laurie Lewis,Bill Clifton,Delia Bell & Bill Grant,Wilma Lee & Stoney Cooper,Alan Munde & The Country Gazette,Jim Mills,Tom Adams,Earl Taylor & Stoney Mountain Boys,The Boxcars,Mountain Heart,Blue Moon Rising,Bob Paisley & The Southern Grass,Bobby Atkins & The Countrymen,Joe Val & The New England Bluegrass Boys,Jim McCall & The Appalachian Grass,Gloria Belle,Danny Paisley & The Southern Grass,Hot Rize,Balsam Range,Cliff Waldron & The New Shades Of Grass,The Lynn Morris Band,Mac Martin & The Dixie Travelers and many many others.Please check on Amazon.com or CD Baby.com or Discogs.com
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Osborne Bros. the best
what ever happened to mike miller (banjo)?
Why did he 6:50 hehehheheheheyah