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LOVE seeing Stringbean on banjo!!

Did anyone else notice Don Rich in the back when grandpa was replacing the string?

Love it❤

hole in my shoe

So beautiful!!!.

Love this song!!!

This is painful to watch.

So young.

BEAUTIFUL SONG LOVE THIS SONG

love their music very peaceful

is it just me or does this song sound out of tune?

FYI - this is a STANLEY classic

who is the fiddle player

Grandpa Jones, Stringbean, Ernie Ford, Roy Clark, and all the rest on Hee Haw: It just doesn't get better than this. Ernie Ford is my favorite singer and Grandpa Jones was my favorite cast member on Hee Haw.

Play this at my Wake plz

WALK A MILE IN MY SHOES! YOU WILL SEE HOW IT FEELS!

The voice. 💔 This song is so beautiful

LOVE IT!!!! That harmony by Mr. Lawson is good stuff.

Heaven must have incredible bands up there now.

Just Fabulous.

This has always been one of my very favorite Statler Brothers songs. It's a shame that the album it's from, "The Originals" was never released on CD.

"The voice with a heart" Mac Wiseman

Incredibly fantastic!

That music is gone forever

I miss these dsys!!!

Brings tears to my eyes hearing this mans beautiful voice . I grew up listening to Hank snow in our household back home . He still sings these old classic hits just as beautiful and perfect as he ever did even at his advanced age . A truly amazing singer and talent . The epitome of a true legend .

Bush shreaded that mandolin , who is that banjo player great fiddle all stars

AMAZING BEAUTIFUL VOICE AND SONG, ❤❤❤

For the first time I’m jealous of the bass player. Standing there watching that. Wow.

So much heart warming joy and happiness in 1 minute and 35 seconds. God Bless them.

I love him! ❤

I used to sneak the radio on in my room n listen to the Grand Old Opry with Grandpa Jones ,Ernie Ford , Minnie Pearl and a whole bunch more. On WCKY Cinncinatti 1 ,Ohio ,USA. ❤ that was 64 years ago...old boy...out 😂 I am 76 now, don't sneak the radio under my covers..I got The Samsung Android and no, I dont miss my little Sony tansistor radio. It didnt have UA-cam lol❤😂😂 Life is Good

One of my favorite versions of Bobby McGee

Wow!! I grew up to this song!! My parents are deceased, but I feel so close to them and Jesus even now, 2024! Thank you so much!! 🙏❤️🇺🇸

Oh lord, how I remember watching these the first time growing up, no rerun. I absolutely adore Tennessee Ernie Ford.

Olive Hill, Kentucky’s hero!

0:40 Don Rich in the background just casually playing the bass. What could that guy not play?

i've seen this several times and it appears roy is on lead (melody) So i guess why i point it out is with the "normal" quartet that would come later with buck and kenny (and occasionally ernie) roy was on tenor. why the change? could buck not take the tenor part or did he not know some of the songs so teaching him the melody was easiest. i've heard a rumor in recent years the reason elvis turned to rock and roll was cause as good a singer he was he couldn't sing harmony and even as a lead singer you occasionally have to sing baritone or tenor (depending on vocal range) when baritone or tenor is on lead line. don't know if that story is true but considering who i got it from and he's kind of a souther=n gospel hisotry buff i'll give him the benefit of the doubt.

Love!

I love how they rock the cowboy hat sideways

How beautiful! 😮❤

Thank you for the vid.

Very nice!!!!

Some really good memories for me here. Many thanks for posting.

Awesome video GLORIA

Merci Michel

I checked all the comments. No one credited the Stanley Brothers for this song.

From Florida, yesterday I drove through southwest Virginia. I always stop at Fancy Gap. It's 3 hours from Charleston. There, is a sign that reads, CANA. That's where James King is from and buried. I don't know if there's a more concentrated area in the U.S. where the purest bluegrass/folk/mountain music ever came from.

In Brazil we have a similar rhythm, called Sertanejo.

Excellent. Nuff said