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I was a volunteer stage hand that weekend and got to set these guys up for their rehearsal Friday night at the Walker Center. I was sworn to secrecy as to what album they were going to play and it was so much fun to watch these professionals rehearse. Red Young has to be one of the best keyboard players around, watch the video of the Waybacks doing "Higher Ground" in this set and you will agree. If you are going to cover Stevie Wonder, you better have the chops.
I just love Marty Stuart! Fabulous job on this song with the Superlatives. Had the pleasure of seeing him live at the Tuscarawas County Fair in Dover OH during his "Hillbilly Rock" phase in the early 80's. It was such a thrill to see someone in the top country charts at such a small venue. And yes, I along with many other females had a huge crush on him.
Attended a concert where Marty and his band opened for Chris Stapleton. Marty and his group were a superbly professional, organized, tight band! Meanwhile, Chris Stapleton rather sucked; all performing like a bunch of amateurs; and all looked like they lived under a bridge. My date got bored and left early. I stuck it out to see if things improved; it didn't and I left shortly after.
He always does his best to get his hat in Marty's hair. Those two are so much fun to watch. And obviously good friends with lots of respect. Rare thing these days.
Another excellent cover. Excellent song as well, one of my favorite Tom Petty songs. Nobody does country/bluegrass like Marty Stuart. Always been a huge fan.
Truly one of my favorites as well! Can't tell you how many times I have stayed in my car because of the DJ decided to play it, knowing that I needed to 'run' some errands 😊. I have to admit, Marty and the guys did a wonderful job covering my favorite song ❤❤❤!
In 1985, I was a broke songwriter, looking in the alley dumpsters between 16th and 17th, to see what the record labels were rejecting, and a free copy of cash box, or billboard, a week old. Marty comes driving through, in an open red jeep, with a roll bar. He had a camera man in the back filming him pass me by. Got his Columbia 8x10 photo.
