"My Sweet Blue Eyed Darlin'" - Bill Monroe & The Blue Grass Boys

[@shawnsartin7077]

The best there is. Father of Bluegrass. Mr Bill Monroe.

[@joycethurmond4812]

Bring back good old bluegrass

[@CayucosDrStudios]

I love me some bluegrass, Americana, and Appalachia culture!

[@TheOpryman65]

This is from the March 4, 1978 PBS telecast - a wonderful video!

[@kishintuchis7076]

MONROE -MANDOLIN ; WAYNE LEWIS GUITAR - AND LEAD VOCAL . RANDY DAVIS -BASS - BASS VOCALS , BUTCH ROBINS - BANJO , AND THE GREATEST FIDDLE PLAYER IN BLUEGRASS MUSIC -KENNY BAKER . THIS WAS ONE OF MONROES' GREATEST GROUPS

[@raybobkowalski2154]

Back when we had talent & great music 🎶 not like the garbage today's

[@nedkline886]

lets not forget wayne lewis, the glue that holds this band together at this time and for a long time

[@lonniecook9837]

His name is Butch Robbins…. One of the best banjo players ever….
Great song great group!
I love this music.

[@dannyc1174]

All you boys have properly ID's the Bluegrass Boys line-up in this Grand Ol' Opry video and that band was, yet again, another one of Bill's best. Also, a great number.

[@peterfreeth3920]

I enjoy the Video of Bill Munroe

[@jamesbowen8960]

That's the great Kenny Baker on fiddle from Jenkins, Kentucky!!

[@yipstube]

And he's the only one that never got a close up

[@tonylangley2610]

I remember the sad day that Kenny quit Bill, I have the cassette recording somewhere of Bill telling about it, so Jim Brock filled in for Kenny that night at Lawrence Mill Opry, sad day for me, loved the show but Kenny was why i was there !

[@hch49]

Wayne Lewis is great!

[@tb40ford]

What a fiddle!! Mam oh man

[@davidhilton9224]

That’s some of best Bill elven did

[@chrismcwhorter61]

Real Music!!!

[@zacharybyers2794]

It's a shame my age (19) probably don't even know who these guys are,but I love Bill Monroe and the Blue Grass Boys.

[@melissaliljeqvist2601]

Now I think I have an idea of what heaven is about.

[@garygreer3746]

Give Bill Monroe his props please.

[@mapearce1]

A classic from the grandpappy of bluegrass! Thank you for the post!

[@arleneclyde9854]

love that music ..just want to dance to it..

[@brucemullins5003]

Soul music.

[@tb40ford]

Wow thank you for this .

[@JanJohanssonmusic]

thanks for sharing, J...

[@davebob65]

Ole Wayne Lewis sanging, i believe.

[@dankemble2718]

What a fine vocalist and guitar man!

[@davebob65]

Dont blame ya, Warren, I watch Ole Wayne on the Cumberland Highlanders.

[@davebob65]

It seems to me that bluegrass music has changed for the worse like country music has. I listen to the bluegrass channel on XM radio. The new guys can pick but it just aint the same at all. I love the traditional bluegrass, just like I love the traditional country and western, if that makes any sense.

[@paulbennett6973]

My grandmother's neighbor in North Carolina has 10 children. One for who whooping cough and spread it to the others. All the children died.
I asked my grandmother what they did after that. With her deep Carolina accent, she said, "They just kept on going."

[@glensnackwell9381]

Randy Davis on bass.

[@BLEUDART]

bill monroe i follow

[@shogunjobu]

Billy strings played this last night...

[@mississippichris]

I am not familiar with the Lefty banjo player. What's his name?

[@robertvandergrift26]

If u need an explanation of Bluegrass, this is it

[@Mandolin1944]

Who is that on banjo -- I think his first name is Russell?

[@jomcg50]

Butch Robins on banjo!

[@Mandolin1944]

+jomcg50 Thanks! I should have known that! I just read his biography -- what a career! Funny thing turns out he was born in Russell Co., VA. I think that I've seen him on a lot on many of the early Cumberland Highlanders videos from Jerusalem Ridge which I why I asked the question. Thanks for some great videos.

[@randybarrett5901]

Butch Robbins

[@fluthebirdwatcher]

They dont make Geentlemen like that anymore.