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Loves me the tight harmonies!

That bass is sounding sweeter than ever today. You will be missed Jason Moore. God bless you wonderful musicians that bring so much joy to our lives. Sad songs and all!

I got to here Sideline play for the first time in Spruce Pine, N C!! They are an Awesome Band!!

I've watched Jacob and Zack since they started. Both pros now. Love the Chapman's to. Top notch folks. Guys in my group are always sharing videos of the Chapman's. Love from Virginia!

I like the brilliant harmony of voices, nice playing too, a Good job, guys !

Awesome vocals and musicianship….

that singer is friggin´ fantastic. so is the whole band, but man that mandolin player´s voice...

You guys are smokin hot!! Love it, thx!🇺🇸

Great bluegrass guys, what harmonizing. I'll be looking for Sideline. Stay safe guys from Nova

It's soooo good to see/hear that the 3rd generation Blue Grassers are doing so well. Carry on gents...yer doin' jus fine!! OhOh...did I just date myself? arfarfarf

These guys are awesome 👍🏻😃

Despite Nashville's best efforts to kill Country Music it's alive and doing just fine, sounding better everyday, at the BLUEGRASS end thank you. Thanks guys for some really great pick'en.

perfection...

Damn chip can get that voice low

Said no man ever.....

Great pickers. Unfortunately that's about it. Not really bluegrass folks just good musicians that happen to play bluegrass. If they tell you to bring your instruments to jam with them, don't be fooled. What they really mean is bring your instrument so they can not include anyone else while they stand around and jam amongst themselves with a banana in their pants, hoping to score with some drunk chick. I've been at this a long time fellas, and I'm an above average picker just like you all, and so were some of the other fellers you folks acted like didn't exist, even though y'all invited us. Basically your spoiled brats, or maybe you did actually live the real bluegrass life that so many songs portray, and once you made it main stream you forgot where you came from, which for what it's worth is even worse. You absolutely play bluegrass songs really well, but you will never truly relate to them until you can act like part of the family. That's what separates us from other music. There's plenty of good old boys that are as good or better musicians than y'all, main stream or not, that stay humble. Y'all should be roll models, but instead your really just models.