A large selection of bluegrass music documentaries featuring the greats of early bluegrass including: Bill Monroe, Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs, Don Reno and Red Smiley, and the Stanley Brothers. Also, the occasional travel video from our many voyages around the world.
Had the pleasure of introducing them to the stage on several occasions! Sadly Bobby Osborne and Jess McReyolds passed away last year just a few days apart! Both groups joined the Opry in 1964! Both had lost their brothers and remained in the business!
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I was listening to Flatt & Scruggs long before Beverly Hillbillies. Around 1953 I think. I remember Ricky Skaggs first time on the show also. When my dad and I sat out in the old 1951 Chevrolet listing to the Grand Ole Opry on 650 WSM. He said he antenna wasn't long enough and had me climb up in a old white oak tree with a long piece wire tie it around a limb and then to the car antenna. That worked great and we left that wire up there for next saturday night. And I watched the Martha White show early morning before going to school. I Miss Those Days. As far as Marty Stuart goes Never mind but I always thought he was too much of a pretty boy back then and still do for this type of music.
They did another song I really liked called, "Father's Table Grace" although my dad was not a church going man. He said I don't need any church or a preacher to talk to God. And still think about me and dad sitting in the old car listening to Bluegrass Music. It kind of makes me feel at peace at 76 years old.❣
She certainly deserves all of the accolades that she gets. She has been my favorite artist for many years. I really enjoy the extraordinary talent of Alison and Union Station and listen to them often to this day. It seems that no matter what she chooses to do it is on a level that exhausts all superlatives. I have, and still do enjoy spending time enjoying her performances on RU-vid. Thank you very much Alison for sharing your God given talent with us.
Even today still very sad the greatest singer of all till this day his voice never gets old love Keith Whitney in bluegrass and country rip a true legend for sure there will never be another keith or ralph stanley
You didnt mention that Bill wanted The Stanley Brothers to join him in his band and said that Carter Stanley was the most natural lead singer he had ever heard Carter Stanley was a member of The Bluegrass Boys for a short timee while he and Ralph were fueding
Bill Monroe said Carter Stanley was the most natural lead singer he had ever heard im not sure what happened but Lester and Earl didnt care for The Stanley Brothers
Bill Monroe was a great musician but still a jerk! I don’t know how he kept a band together long enough to record anything as often as he fired his people.
@@Ken-uo7iw maybe so, but they didn’t last very long the way he liked to fire them not to mention, when they came in off the road, he expected and demanded that his band spend their off time working on his farm. He didn’t think they needed to spend time with their families. He literally went through 1500 musicians every two years. Look it up.
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I didn’t know what his last letter to Lorrie said, that’s very touching and in a personal way, very ironic as it’s almost word for word what my late father said to me in our last conversation the night he passed. 😓
I grew up near Sandy Hook, Kentucky and like everyone else, came up idolizing Keith Whitley. What a local legend he was and always will be! RIP Keith! 🪽🪽🪽
My dad was a lifelong fan of charlie waller. He knew about every C. W. Song by heart. He played music for over 50 years. I once said if i ever sold dad's guitar it would only go to C.W. I still have that guitar. I've seen dad play with a lot of those guys in jam sessions over the years. Now, dad's dream, he and charlie in heavens bluegrass band.
