Great times for Bluegrass fans and enjoying great music and atmosphere . My mamas brother, played banjo for the country gentleman. Left home when he was fourteen with a brown lunch bag and a banjo . New he wanted to do something other than farm work . Got a job in a radio station playing banjo live on radio Friday nights . In a Farmville Virginia Radio station with Henry Fulcher . What a story and inspiration to many from a small town of Scottsville Virginia.
In their prime these guys could not be beat (before or since) This is of course the "classic Band" (not the original) Best lead vocal, best tenor, best baritone, best harmony, best instrumentals ..great stuff. This reunion was about 20 yrs past their last time together
My son ask me to make him a mixed tape. He is 21 and he loves every song I give him. His sister's at 23 and 17 are the very same way. Oh, I am a very proud 67 year old father. That is what got me to look this up. They will love this music 🎶.
I cry all the time they stayed at r house when they were in town I was 7 or 8 20 years go by Charlie & Bill Yates played near by mom & dad ,I went dad & I got back stage Charlie said hi Jim is that Rusty dad said yes Charlie & Bill said no way Jim . I would just like to know how they could remember us that's y I cry never 4 gotten ever!!!!!
God! So many times I heard this at the Shamrock in Georgetown. What a band. Charlies voice so steady and strong. The best group is as you see here. (not that Bill Emerson was not good, but Eddie added the singing missing in the earlier band. My opinion , of course! Bob Jackson, now in Co.
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Great times for Bluegrass fans and enjoying great music and atmosphere .
My mamas brother, played banjo for the country gentleman.
Left home when he was fourteen with a brown lunch bag and a banjo .
New he wanted to do something other than farm work .
Got a job in a radio station playing banjo live on radio Friday nights .
In a Farmville Virginia Radio station with Henry Fulcher .
What a story and inspiration to many from a small town of Scottsville Virginia.
In their prime these guys could not be beat (before or since) This is of course the "classic Band" (not the original) Best lead vocal, best tenor, best baritone, best harmony, best instrumentals ..great stuff. This reunion was about 20 yrs past their last time together
My son ask me to make him a mixed tape.
He is 21 and he loves every song I give him. His sister's at 23 and 17 are the very same way.
Oh, I am a very proud 67 year old father.
That is what got me to look this up.
They will love this music 🎶.
Charlie Waller (guitar), John Duffy (mandolin), Eddie Adcock (banjo), and Tom Gray (bass).
Legends, every member!
That tenor! Holy cow!
There will never be another country gentlemen
You are not kidding
Or proper Seldom Scene 😢
@@chriseagle6501 do you know which album Seldom Scene's version of "Hard Times Come Again No More" is on?
amazing performance after being apart for 20 years.
I cry all the time they stayed at r house when they were in town I was 7 or 8 20 years go by Charlie & Bill Yates played near by mom & dad ,I went dad & I got back stage Charlie said hi Jim is that Rusty dad said yes Charlie & Bill said no way Jim . I would just like to know how they could remember us that's y I cry never 4 gotten ever!!!!!
My all time favorites! Sure miss John and Charlie!
RIP John and Charley
This brings back so many good memories, those were certainly the good ole days.
Danny Gatton used to say that Eddie Adcock was the greatest Banjo player in the world.
Charlie the Great. Miss him dearly.
They don’t come any better
God! So many times I heard this at the Shamrock in Georgetown. What a band. Charlies voice so steady and strong. The best group is as you see here. (not that Bill Emerson was not good, but Eddie added the singing missing in the earlier band. My opinion , of course! Bob Jackson, now in Co.
And at the Cellar Door in DC!
Never been a better band
what a treat. thank you for sharing.
This was recorded only a few short years before John Duffey passed away. I believe he left us in ‘95.
so good
that's not the original band?
It is.