Country , bluegrass and gospel he can sing it and play anything with strings don't get mentioned enough Randy Travis said he the most talented hed ever seen
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I lived in a little country town in Texas in the first part of the 80s, and Ricky Skaggs was part of my soundtrack from that era. I've loved him ever since.
This is the only version ever released. Other than the bluegrass one he released. Very few changes were made to this live recording for the album-except cleaning up the twin fiddles at the end.
Tahun 1991 kami di pulau Timor Indonesia, pakai lagu cajun moon untuk dansa di pesta( Indonesian language language) 1991 in my island Timor, Indonesia, usually make this song -cajun moon -for dance in fiesta.
He was one of country's "Big Six" in the genre's neo-traditional movement, referring to a group of musicians who in the 1980s had led efforts to gain control of their careers; the other five included Naomi & Wynonna Judd (The Judds), Reba McEntire, Vince Gill and Dwight Yoakam.
I was 17 years old and a senior in high school when this song was on the charts in January of 1986. Ricky Skaggs is one of my favorites. Today's so-called "country music," for the most part, doesn't even come close to the country music of the 80's and 90's. This is real country music. I wish we could bring it back.
Its truly sad when Today's "so called" top country artists don't even possess the mental capability to understand and appreciate just how awesome of a musician this man is
I've never seen or heard of Ricky Skaggs, singing and playing before, but I love the music and songs. We dance appalachian to this, at festivals, fetes and fairs. I've always love this song and now I know who sings it. Is he still around?
“Than treeing’ a coon”. Part of taking your dog out hunting at night to hunt raccoons. A southern thing stereotype maybe? Nothing racial in this -animals not people. People then turned coon into an ugly insult.
