Thankfully, my parents were bluegrass fans and had this album. Also thankfully, more than a few others' albums *and* took me to live festivals. Love me some Bobby & Sonny.
I'd say you were very blessed bro! Thank God for such parents. Man, I can remember my dad getting a used 8-track stereo in 1980-81 along with four tapes: 1-The Eagles "Greatest Hits 1971-75" 2)-"Grease" soundtrack (which my sister drove me crazy with lol) 3)-"Wanted" The Outlaws (Waylon, Willie, Jessi, Tompall) and 4) The Amazing Rhythm Aces "How the Hell Do You Spell Rhythum?". My mom was pianist in our little Baptist church, so I knew all the great old gospel hymns early on. I was 5 years old when the Easter Brothers came and sang at our church, plus every few months a bluegrass group came and did a "singin'". That was a real treat & I had bluegrass fever! I can't imagine what life would've been like without good music as a starting influence. Take care bud.
I used to have some of this, seems like it was a single 45 but it had "hard times" on it when I was about 10(back in ancient times).Thanks for sharing!
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Love you dad! Thanks for playing Rocky Top for me, always missing you.
My favorite Bluegrass...I also love Blues...interrelated to me... These guys are amazing with their harmony and musical genius...Truth sung here!....
Thankfully, my parents were bluegrass fans and had this album. Also thankfully, more than a few others' albums *and* took me to live festivals. Love me some Bobby & Sonny.
I'd say you were very blessed bro! Thank God for such parents. Man, I can remember my dad getting a used 8-track stereo in 1980-81 along with four tapes: 1-The Eagles "Greatest Hits 1971-75" 2)-"Grease" soundtrack (which my sister drove me crazy with lol) 3)-"Wanted" The Outlaws (Waylon, Willie, Jessi, Tompall) and 4) The Amazing Rhythm Aces "How the Hell Do You Spell Rhythum?". My mom was pianist in our little Baptist church, so I knew all the great old gospel hymns early on. I was 5 years old when the Easter Brothers came and sang at our church, plus every few months a bluegrass group came and did a "singin'". That was a real treat & I had bluegrass fever! I can't imagine what life would've been like without good music as a starting influence. Take care bud.
Same
Have had their 1971 album for ages and always longed to hear more, now I find it here, super! Kind of like the Bakersfield Sound of bluegrass....
i know Im kinda off topic but do anyone know a good place to stream new tv shows online?
LOVE THE OSBORNE BROTHERS . !!!
I used to have some of this, seems like it was a single 45 but it had "hard times" on it when I was about 10(back in ancient times).Thanks for sharing!
Russell Tuckett
My grass ain't green it's blue.
Thank Osbornes'
Great album brother!!!!
Thank you for everything you do Take, it's greatly appreciated!
Thanks, Matt, for your nice words of encouragement. I really do appreciate them. :-) Take
The Osborne Brothers grass! Love this. Thanks for sharing
So pure & good.
Knobcheese. Miss you big man.
Please upload full album of "some things i want to sing about"
ばこんばこんばこんぶぅさん、it's already on this channel!! Check it out. Thank you. :-) Take