First time saw David Grisman was around 1977 at Sonoma County Fair featured Tony Rice and Daryl Anger I believe on violin. The Norton Buffalo Stampede played there too Lovin In The Valley of The Moon. Valley of The Moon is a stretch between east Santa Rosa and Sonoma California. I had a guitar repair and finish shop back then. The music was of the charts became a Grisman fan the first song he played. Thanks for posting this brought back great memories.
Thanks once again for enjoyment to the ear and influence of imagination of what flavors pleasing combinations of chords notes and timing and volumes assembled in co ordination express fluid originality
Uncle Jay says David is one of my mentors and mandolin heroes many times he has passed Crusher my way and truly this particular Loar is bad ass! ! I have been blessed to have met David and included in his family Mary too🎩✌️🥸🎶❤️
Man David I met you in the redwoods a couple years ago and didn’t realize it was you I was playing guitar.. I really wish we could jam and possibly share some stories brotha much love.
Sweet. In spite of a long history in Bluegrass, I had never heard of a Loar until more recent times when I started checking out jazz guitars. Although I've certainly seen ones I liked over the years, just didn't know what they were, only that they sounded good.(!) This is a one-of-a-kind mandolin. Beautiful tone, you can hear it well in the video. Thanks for sharing a happy, peaceful moment. Happy Father's Day.
I first heard the HOT DAWG in the late 70s and the first track DAWGS BULL blew my mind and the rest of the album as well but that track stills sends chills down my spine today the ultimate cross blue grass jazz fusion Tony Rices guitar break goes into the cosmos thank you David you done so much great work but for me HOT DAWG still blows my mind every time l listen to it.🙏👁👀
Fascinating. Thanks! But don't sell Crusher short. It's one of the most iconic mandolins in history - entirely, not just bluegrass. And you know, Grisman plays a LOT more than bluegrass, and has for many years on this fabulous instrument.
i would love to know if this mandolin is the one from my local music store harry and jeanie west i heard david got a loar from his son after the father passed long live the best mando man around
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Dawg is a national treasure.
Dave... The crusher... Is the O so familiar Mandolin sound we all hear at heart,,,, BIG love long live David the Dawg Grisman.
First time saw David Grisman was around 1977 at Sonoma County Fair featured Tony Rice and Daryl Anger I believe on violin. The Norton Buffalo Stampede played there too Lovin In The Valley of The Moon. Valley of The Moon is a stretch between east Santa Rosa and Sonoma California. I had a guitar repair and finish shop back then. The music was of the charts became a Grisman fan the first song he played. Thanks for posting this brought back great memories.
Wow that is the nicest sounding mandolins I have ever Heard
Thanks for everything. The Mandolin is a big part of my life thanks to you.
David Grisman's sense of time is better than most drummers. Dang I love this guy.
Dawg is the greatest. Thanks for sharing these!
Play on Brother! Old and in the Way.....DAWG Music Forever!!
The little sticker on the headstock. Too sweet
So awesome to see your love for the mandolin....they are such fun and satisfying to play!
David - we just love you, your playing and you collaborations!
Just listen to that thing... there’s no end to what it can do. Phenomenal instrument! Of course Dawg knows how to get it out of there too!
Thanks once again for enjoyment to the ear and influence of imagination of what flavors pleasing combinations of chords notes and timing and volumes assembled in co ordination express fluid originality
Beautiful harmonics singing out!
Uncle Jay says David is one of my mentors and mandolin heroes many times he has passed Crusher my way and truly this particular Loar is bad ass! ! I have been blessed to have met David and included in his family Mary too🎩✌️🥸🎶❤️
I can only describe this as beautiful sounding.
so great!!!!!! you gotta put a sticker on there!!!!!!!! wonderful.......thanks.
Man David I met you in the redwoods a couple years ago and didn’t realize it was you I was playing guitar.. I really wish we could jam and possibly share some stories brotha much love.
Sweet. In spite of a long history in Bluegrass, I had never heard of a Loar until more recent times when I started checking out jazz guitars. Although I've certainly seen ones I liked over the years, just didn't know what they were, only that they sounded good.(!) This is a one-of-a-kind mandolin. Beautiful tone, you can hear it well in the video. Thanks for sharing a happy, peaceful moment. Happy Father's Day.
I first heard the HOT DAWG in the late 70s and the first track DAWGS BULL blew my mind and the rest of the album as well but that track stills sends chills down my spine today the ultimate cross blue grass jazz fusion Tony Rices guitar break goes into the cosmos thank you David you done so much great work but for me HOT DAWG still blows my mind every time l listen to it.🙏👁👀
I can just hear how amazing it is from the video, which isn't always possible. Makes me wonder just how amazing it sounds in real life...
Love that dawgs waltz!
Awesome!
What tone!
Excellent
the GOAT!!!!
Fascinating. Thanks! But don't sell Crusher short. It's one of the most iconic mandolins in history - entirely, not just bluegrass. And you know, Grisman plays a LOT more than bluegrass, and has for many years on this fabulous instrument.
Dawg is the best! 👍😎
RESPECT!
Grisman un mito the best 👏👏👍🏻
Lovely
2:21 is one of my favorites by him... So beautiful
I own an old degarratype glass photo of that same dog still hanging on my wall..68yr old luthier musician and lover of the Grisman dynasty.
So far, I can play 3 mando chords and I may get a raise soon so I'm well on my way to deserving a Loar F5.
i would love to know if this mandolin is the one from my local music store harry and jeanie west i heard david got a loar from his son after the father passed long live the best mando man around
Dawg has a ninja turtle on his for his grandkids.... coolest ever...
Diggity Dawg!!
Must be rough when you can’t tell your Lloyd loars apart
Does anybody know what song it is he’s playing
Blame it on that simple twist of fate
Why, oh why has Gibson never offered up a Dawg Master Model F5...
There's a reason why he has covered up The Gibson. Along with Frank Wakefield using electrical tape to cover his. I heard a story once upon a time.
@@thomaskingsley4819 any idea what the reason was?
What is the name of that song?
It sounds like The Prisoner’s Waltz with some improvised sections. If I’m correct, it’s from the original Tone Poems album with Tony Rice.
That’s Dawg Waltz!
Dawg's Walz - th-cam.com/video/T_Pk6MIVQ7A/w-d-xo.html
@@matthewjohnson938 Dawgs Waltz. Garcia/Grisman.
Each note sounds like a quarter maybe a half dollar
Slava Ukraini
What is the name of "that tune"?