This shows just the kind of guy Glen Campbell was. He's the star, it's his show, but he just played rhythm and let Carl take the spotlight! That's class!!
@@jimmytomkins5126 : Jimmy, a year after you posted this comment, take a moment to reflect on it... Was it appropriate? Was it necessary? Did it contribute anything worthwhile spending your time on? Was it even correct? I am not a Glen Campbell "FanBoy", but his achievements speak for themselves, and I smile when I hear his music... Why be negative just for the sake of it?
Carl Jackson....Marty Stuart....all school days friends of mine I am proud to say. Carl auditioned for Campbell at a concert we both attended in Meridian , MISSISSIPPI in 1970 or so. Carl graduated high school in 1971...I in 1970 in Louisville,MS. Carl replaced John Hartford in Campbell's touring band .Carl turned me on to the country rock BYRDS and the fusions of that style music. Carl and Marty were also school time buddies who played the county fair many times ...opening acts and alongside FLATS and Scuggs and many others that came through Louisville ,MISSISSIPPI in those days. In later years Carl was producing for Sugarhill Records and Stuart was with John Cash. Carl's Dad...Lethal Jackson owned a music store for a time in 1970s also. Visited with Carl and Marty at that time and in that place at that time. GREAT DAYS!!
I owned a string instrument shop in Louisville, MS for many years. Anytime Carl Jackson was in town, he would stop by to try out any new banjos and guitars and chat a long while with the locals who were there to shop. However few people know how talented a luthier his daddy was! He could repair and make just about any instrument on the planet! Both of Carl's parents were so well liked in our community. They raised such a fine son ❤️
Cool, I wish they had programs on today like this where you could see great live performances every week. I was just a kid when Glen's show was on, thanks to RU-vid we can still see and hear these great musicians.
Louisville, Mississippi, my hometown! The greatest small town in the world! Carl is such an incredible musician! We always look forward to his Homecoming Concert in Louisville every December. Just a great guy!
I saw Glen with Carl in the Autumn of 1973 when touring the U.K. when my parents dragged me along as a reluctant 15 1/2 year old to a concert. I'm so glad they did, sitting two rows back in the Central Hall Chatham I fell a little bit in love with Carl Jackson lol....They were both brilliant and I've loved Glens music ever since.
That's great Chrissy! Carl Jackson is producing Glen's new album coming out next week, and he's a member of the GC Fan Forum. You should join if you like! facebook.com/groups/GlenCampbell/
So cool. I only heard if Carl from Larry's Country Diner recently when he introduced many of us to The Church Sisters. Had no idea he was such a talented banjo-ist! Wow!!!
Obviously Carl is a fabulous banjo player and if Glen said he was the best he's ever heard anywhere in the world...you can bank on that being true. Isn't Glen just a great person...here is this big star allowing this youngster to take the spotlight and Glen is playing accompaniment like a side man. Besides that Glen just seems to be reveling in the delight of this musical performance and sincerely enjoying it himself. Very honest and sincere love for music with no ego and no attitude...Glen is just a great May GOD bless him forever
Wow! I just watched a video of Carl with Ashley Campbell, performing Gentle on My Mind. In the Foggy Bottom video Carl had wavey hair. In the video with Ashley, his hair had waved goodbye. Both videos showcase his awesome talent !
This is fantastic!! I'm not a fan of country music but I love this and well, Glen Campbell has been a fave since childhood. Killer bassist too. Thanks for sharing. :)))))
He may have done the most to mainstream country--made people say things like "oh, THAT is country", helped do away with silly stereotypes of the musical form.
Glenn was a very underrated guitarist until the last 12-15 years when a new generation of fans discovered his music and gave him a resurgence in popularity.
Grell and tomys i listen to.your songs every night.i see how much love you boyh hadin your hearts for each other nl one will.ever make me see any different.i know love when i see iit.yoi both seemed a little jealous to me I usedto pray for you to.get back.together. you seemed like tbe perfect couple Tonya you were always and Glen you were the best looking mani had ever seen.all the way until The end and i heard you had passed away I never gave up hope you made a perfect couple.i prayed and prayed you would make it back togethere.i will.have thought you shoulh have I.have been through the same skmilar situation.i will.never get ovrer itt.ihaved a lonely because of mypride.we both did It was such a shame.i.wish i had gave in many times instead mjy liife has been mirsable for many many year's Suck a shame!!! I love you both !!!!
Carl lives in Nashville and prior to the pandemic could be seen at The Station Inn in Nashville every Monday night playing and singing with other musicians. No word on when those shows will start up again. There are many youtube videos of him playing there.
A VERY successful bluegrass song writer/guitar player…and occasionally banjo picker. You can catch him at The Station Inn in Nashville from time to time. Great guy!
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This isn't a critique of Carl Jackson or his playing, he's fantastic, but that is the worst banjo tone I've ever heard. It sounded so tinny and shit. How did he not have access to something better?
