The Masters of Bluegrass: Blue Ridge Mountain Home 7/13
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- Masters of Bluegrass, Red White and Bluegrass Festival, July 3, 2013, Morganton NC
Introduction by Dennis Jones of WNCW radio. Music at 1:20.
Bobby Hicks, Bobby Osborne, Jerry McCoury, Del McCoury, JD Crowe
Taped from under an umbrella. Opening song.
and bluegrass is still the best music in the world to this day!
Old time is better
Damn right
You are extremely right. Bluegrass is the best music in the world. The masters of the bluegrass are super talents.
You mean there's another kind?
Del McCourey always seems like he’s having a blast. Seems like a great guy.
I’m sorry to hear about the great Bluegrass tenor Bobby Osborne passed away last week. Beautiful harmony with his Brother Sonny . Korea war veteran. Great human being. Rest in peace my hero. ❤😢
This is the best bluegrass music ever! Super! Love from Italy
My oldest brother first wife was the sister of the Goins Brothers so I heard my first bluegrass song at 8 years old I was hooked I slept and ate bluegrass I wrote my first song at the age 12 I've been playing since then I'm no star or anything but I enjoy playing long live bluegrass
Love this bluegrass... Love from Scotland.. X
I am 67. I'm glad that gentlemen are about my age peers, yet they play beautiful Bluegrass. I am also a country musician. I add one more art to the art of music - to endure playing music all the life as these gentlemen can it do.
Enjoy your life doing country.
I am a huge fan of country and bluegrass even though both are strange in my culture.
I’m 83 years old and have been playing guitar since I was 16, and will be picking & singing in our bluegrass band this coming Saturday night. I still love bluegrass SO MUCH ❤
Quando non riesci a addormentarti ascolta questo brano
I grew up in the valley in a city but on one side you could see the Appalachian mountains and on the other the Blue Ridge mountains. I've been gone 60 years and still miss it.
I know how you feel my friend I was born in wva been I lift there 40 years ago seems like only yesterday I miss my family and those beautiful mountains I used to hunt and fish I still fish but I really miss it
I grew up in NW Illinois. My 3rd Great Grandfather left Virginia in the 1850's, but when I traveled the area in October, 2000 on a Blue Ridge Parkway vacation, I felt like I was "home".
I can remember the first time I heard JD and the gang play this song. I was knee high to a grasshopper. Inspired me to pursue music.
Oh thank you so much for talking about JD. I am a great admirer of JD he hardly smiled but with a beautiful heart when ever he talked.
Heard he passed away but no sure.
You got to see and hear Del McCoury. I'm so jealous....
Ever smiley Del.
You are a very funny guy
Me, @ 1:04. I was lucky enough to be a backstage hanger-outer. Met every one of them.
And the late Dennis Jones with the intro.
Love Del’s smile!
Oh i too i admire Del's smile he is always happy and smiling at his friends on stage when they are performing.
I also admire his brother Jerry.
Great music household.
Del seems to be a happy guy.
Masters of bluegrass in this video!
It just doesn't get any better than that.
This is the best 'MOB' (Masters Of Bluegrass) I've heard in quite a while!
Nah, check out the one on here from Austin City Limits, with Jesse Mcreynolds and Paul Adcock- some brilliant picking!
I wanted to add a comment send it out to my good friend Pat Ryan who always does and outstanding job on this song as he closes his eyes and reaches back into the past (Love you),of youth I meant. Love those technological glitches!
Great sound with great song!
Just great!
Couldn't be done no better!!
I love old Bluegrass,
Had the privilege of seeing Jerry McCoury with the Scott Brannon band in Lucketts, VA last week. They were great, as always
Thank you so much for mentioning Jerry Mccoury.
I am a diehard fan of Jerry.
I love the way he plays the bass and he is a delight to watch. A great soul from a great music household.
Makes me cry !!!
That's awesome
Good Voice
good noise
GOOD SOUND
Sing it Del!!!
Masters is putting it mildly!
Love to hear jd
Very Nice!!
Bobby always impeccably dressed🤠
Excellent!
Music @ 1:20
What makes you think that people who click on this want to hear a minute and half of talk, rather than music?
Love it!
Auto Didact ll
A Great Get Together
Awesomeness ❤👏🪕
You know, I grew up in Detroit which was a hotbed of country music and saw the likes of Jimmy Martin and the Osborne Brothers in the 50s (I didn't I was born in 54). We had a record store called Harmony House. One day I was in there looking over the country records and I saw Bobby Hicks album Texas Crapshooter filed under Texas Crap. A pox on you Harmony House, and they DID go out of business. Shameful.
It don't get any cooler than J D Crowe !!!!! Thats a fact Jack !!!
Sorry for the 2 year later reply man, but Earl
Now who in the world put thumbs down on this ? you a fool
Hater's gonna' hate.
Maybe there's not enough 'autotune' in the performance for the little morons. =)
It will be sheer stupidity to put thumbs down. Well a whole lot of stupid people out there.
Gold plated bluegrass!
Who’s on mandolin? That’s some kind of suit!!👏👏❤️
Bobby Osborne for the Osborne Brothers.
@@blueshoundrn Wow. I should have known that. Thanks!
Del sounds pretty good too . 👏🪕
JD is suffering here going back and forth just to sing the bleu ridge mountain home.
Ladies and Gentleman, on Bass Guitar, please welcome to the stage, Mr. Joe Torre!
Kayla my fevorit banjo player
My favorite is JD.
one of the best fiddles players ,Bobby Hicks.
Bob Sink b.hicks.sounds great..rj
Skip past it
Yes Bobby Hicks did a great job in the song Sunny side of the mountains. A true legend.
Please shorten the introduction...it's raining!
Magnifique
Awesome
There's a well beaten path in the old mountainside
Where I wandered when I was a lad
And I wandered alone to the place I call home
In those Blueridge hills far away
Oh I love those hills of old Virginia
From those Blueridge hills I did roam
When I die won't you bury me on the mountain
Far away near my Blueridge mountain home
Now my thoughts wander back to that ramshackle shack
In those blue ridge hills far away
Where my mother and dad were laid there to rest
They are sleeping in peace together there
I return to that old cabin home with the sigh
I've been longing for days gone by
When I die won't you bury me on that old mountain side
Make my resting place upon the hills so high
Author: Certain and Stacey
Version: Flatt and Scruggs
Discography: Not Available
I believe it's Bobby Osborne not Sonny. Love JD ,s picking. Great job.
Sean Martinman Thanks Sean! Maybe that's why it's gotten so many hits because I had him coming out of retirement! It was a great show. Certainly worth sitting out in the rain for! Anne
It's definitely Bobby.
My great grandfather wrote this song
Riiiiiiiiight
Blue Ridge Cabin Home
1:24 for the music.
There was an escape prisoner there taking pictures!
One of the Soggy Bottom Boys?.
...sometimes I wonder if Bobby Osborn can chop and sing at the same time !
Bobby Osborn is a legend.
I know his voice singing Moonlight Kentucky.A great talent.
I only know Dale McCurry and JD. Who are the others?
Bobby Hicks, Bobby Osborne, Jerry McCoury, Del McCoury, JD Crowe
Why is JD going back and forth to sing the chorus when a microphone could have been provided for him right where he is playing his banjo?
This is done in the old style, sharing mics.
JD’s always done that. It’s an easy way to make sure you can hear all the parts
COh what did you keep one yes OK I think you8
Nice.
Lol Bobby Osborne don't give a fuuuuuuuck lmao
Frank Patterson chanteur
I’m
Anni
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Bobby’s gotta hang it up.
where, in hell, have you ever learned respect for the masters ?
Which one?
@@allenpennington485 from your mom
@@joejoelee5124 you have the intellect of a 6 year old Congrats!
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