01:05 Old Home Place 02:42 Don’t Give Your Heart To A Rambler 06:40 Band Intros 08:15 Sin City 11:52 Sledd Ridin’ 14:22 Rose Colored Glasses 18:23 I Know What It Means To Be Lonesome 21:00 You Can Share My Blanket 24:33 She’s Gone Gone Gone 27:12 Gods Own Singer 31:19 Memphis Mandolin 34:07 Dark Hollow 38:20 I’m Walkin’ 41:08 You Are What I Am 43:30 Summer Wages 49:34 Nashville Skyline Rag 51:14 Some Old Day 55:29 Sally Goodin 59:29 Rose Colored Glasses (2) 1:03:28 Bugle Call Rag 1:05:33 Dinah 1:07:53 You Can Have Her 1:10:39 Bartenders Blues Put this in ur description!!
I appreciate and respect that I have the opportunity to be around for some of the greatest performers in the world.. Top notch.. I am a recreational musician but I am the fool who wears rose colored glasses...
Hi to anyone listening/viewing this. If you're here, you are a fan and this is a historically significant because jd only used drums from time to time while Keith was in the band. Also, Steve DiMartino added without taking away. Bonus fact, I remember Keith telling me at Buddy's in Knoxville that he and Mike Gregory were living together in Lexington.
So glad I came across these recordings. Exactly the reason why I love bluegrass music. Great band and what a voice Keith had. pairs well with JD’s 5 string. RIP boys
as much jd music i've listened too thru the years, i can't believe this is the first time i've heard this great recording. a little progressive but i really enjoyed it. great harmony and picking. thanks for uploading.
If this is a soundboard rip, it’s one of the coolest I’ve ever come across. Keith and Crowe with drums. Bluegrass revolution vibes but almost better - a fantasy band. Thank you so much for putting this up. Goodnight myrtle, wherever you are!
Great live recording and momentous due to the recent passing of JD Crowe. I always liked Keith Whitley’s voice and he tragically died way too young. The group’s drums used in this performance , while not an enhancement to the pure bluegrass sound , just like electrified instruments , for me does not detract from the great harmonies and overall enjoyment of the songs .
Awesome music. Never had the pleasure of seeing Keith, but he was a superstar waiting to happen! I had the good fortune of meeting Mr. Crowe & Bobby Sloane before the name change of the band. My wonderful friend, Larry Rice, was in the band, as well as Doyle Lawson. Larry was a great song writer, singer, & musician. Back in the day all up & coming mandolin players hoped to sound like Larry. He was a treasure, just as brother Tony was, along with Keith Whitley & J.D. Crowe. Perhaps they are doing some picking now...
Thanks for posting this - everything that anybody has needs to get posted for the preservation. I don't know how you got such good audio quality but it is top notch.
It don't get much better than this folks. 2 thumbs downs mustve been fat fingered 100%. I refuse to believe anyone heard Keith on this and disliked. Not possible
He did a great job with Ralph, but JD put him right out front and he spread his wings. The "Country Store" recordings with Keith are very much worth checking out.
@@garyjohn1754 Yea JD is a great man who's influence is still going strong today. If I'm not mistaken, he passed away a few years ago and I can't for the life of me remember why, he wasn't that old and was in great health as I recall. If I also recall correctly, he made a great living at what he did and probably had a huge estate to share with his children and grandkids in Lexington.
