Jimmy Martin & Ralph Stanley - First Time Together (complete album) Bluegrass 

😱🤯 Glad you found it eventually I think it's underrated.

Welcome to bluegrass . In my opinion bluegrass is THE MUSIC I grew up on bluegrass its in my blood .

My grandpa’s always swung their legs over too… 😊

rock of ages xxx you got that right. his volume of work is staggering.

I agree, but don’t forget Art Stamper. Check him out on Lonesome River with Ralph and Larry and Skaggs. Love hearing him play

He was a one of a kind. He was at Bean Blossom more than once and I couldn't be more happy that I was able to see him perform. There will never be another like him. He brought the energy level up by 3x to 4x.......always had a smile on his face.

Thanks for the credits. That's quite a band for a recording session. My CD don't have any credit information. I updated the description on the video and added your information. Thanks!

Sure thing, thanks for the upload!

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Jimmy Martin gospel

2 Big Egos right there in one spot

The 1st time I ever heard Jimmy was in 1956 on a juke box in a greasy spoon outside the main gate of Lake Chas AFB, La. I was a fan and devotee of the genre (martin guitar and upright bass).

This is some great bluegrass here

Lol then he says I might These 2 are just the perfect mix

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You can get it on ebay

Thanks for listening!

Ive got the cassette of it somewhere...

I bought a cassette of this decade ago. Still have it today.

Thanks for listening!

Jimmy leads it all. The King of Bluegrass.

Lmao i thought the same thing in the first song when jimmy says "Play it like i taught you Ralph".

They’re both great but Ralph gets my vote.

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Jimmy had a lot more range in his voice than Ralph. Both are icons for sure!