The Ballad Of Flem Galloway - Carolina Blue (Official Music Video)
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- Опубліковано 3 січ 2016
- "The Ballad Of Flem Galloway" is an original song written by band members Timmy Jones & Bobby Powell. The song is based on the true life story of John Flemming "Flem" Galloway.This song is featured on the NEW Carolina Blue Album "Goin Home Today" set to be released in January 2016.
The music video was shot on location at the Flem Galloway House located in the Calvert Community of Rosman, NC.
Bobby Powell - Guitar
Timmy Jones - Mandolin
Reese Combs - Bass
Seth Rhinehart - Banjo
Emma Best - Fiddle
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This video was filmed, edited, & produced by Corey Johnson owner of M-Pact Studios. m-pactstudios.com
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Easily one of my favorite songs.
It hardly gets better than this. Praise God for this heritage. God bless the south, the lord will make this right in due time. The south will be free in eternity
ALLELUIA!!!
This is my favorite Carolina Blue song.
I really enjoy you playing this song . I listen to you play it every day. Thank you
This is the first time I have ever heard it.....the video sent to me by a friend...THIS IS A HIT SONG! Somebody ought to push for this thing to get recognition on the Billboard charts!
Love hearing a great song representing our "Southern Soldiers" and our "Southern Heritage". Write some more boys !!! You done really good on this one!!! Fender
Thanks buddy! We've got a song book full!
Please record some more of them on your 2018 album, featuring Aynsley Porchak on fiddle!! :)
Absolutely beautiful and very beautifully done!!💓👏👍✝️🌹❤️❤️🛐🇺🇸🎆🕎💗🌄🔯
Absolutely beautiful and very beautifully done!!👏🛐👍❤️💕💗✝️✝️🌹🕎🕎🔯🔯🎆🇺🇸💓❤️🌄💕🌄
Love this tune and the lyrics! “Or commanded so Gen. Lee”
Unfortunately doubt it will get airplay these days. Crossing my fingers UA-cam doesn’t cancel it.
I heard this song today on Bluegrass Junction and instantly fell in love with it! I am a HUGE Civil War geek, but I had never heard the story of Flem Galloway. You guys told it beautifully and it was so neat to see his house in the video too. I hope you have more Civil War songs in those instrument strings.
I can listen to them and drink shine all day. Keep on keeping on
Way to go you all! See you @ Bluegrass First Class
Thanks so much! Looking forward to it!
I love this! What a great song!
Great song and great band!
Great music performed nicely
thank you for keeping the great bluegrass music alive and for the taken the time to sign the CD for us track number 4 is. great thanks again to you all God bless the Jewell's
My name is also Galloway. Been told we are Scotch Irish, never researched it. But we're good people, though, I think.
I love the lyrics in this song and the wonderful talent of the band! Thank you very much for honoring our Confederate veterans!
Wonderful! Wonderful! I'm home again!
They just played this song for me at the Mansfield Jamfest this weekend, by my request! :) I LOVE this band!
@@Jeff-xy7fv I just discovered their existence a few weeks ago. I stopped listening to Bluegrass when my older brother died in 2008. He was an avid fan of the Bluegrass sound. To hear it was to remember how he died. I just happened to run across this group when I was searching for something entirely different from Bluegrass. Very glad I found it.
I will be looking for yall in Raleigh this year. Geat job with singing the true history of the war of northern aggression.
Great job!
Thanks so much!
Great job y'all! Love this song!
Thanks buddy!
As a direct descendant of 6 ‘Johnny Rebs’, two of which were POW’s and one who died, this song hits some deep emotions. Great song! GSTS!
Where was your relative in prison. My GGpa was wounded , captured and sent to pt. lookout maryland until after the was was over.
@@michaelbarnett2527 my great great grandfather, Archibald Benjamin Rooks and my great grandfather, William Henry Barnhill, both privates in the 18th NC Co. E, the Moore’s Creepy Rifles, were taken prisoner at Spotsylvania Courthouse in May of 1864. They were taken to Point Lookout, MD and transfered to Elmira, NY where they both survived! Earlier, they had both survived Pickett’s Charge.
saw them Friday night and it was great love the new CD everyone need's to get it. it's great bluegrass music
Thanks so much Rufus! We appreciate your kind words and are glad that you're enjoying the CD!
Great lead breaks, Great vocals, Even better lyrics. Y'all pretty much got it all covered. #CarolinaBlueRocksTheGrass
Damn, you guys are great!! I'll be looking for your album. :-)
Bella la musica, il video e loro !!!!!
My good friend Merl Johnson plays with y'all... saw y'all at Bluegrass First Class.. Good gig!
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I'm not keen on Flem's view, but I like the song.
Knew him as Uncle Tommy and remember him and the BIG Bramah bull that followed him around like a puppy. Aldo Buren Huggins, Helen and Mary Ellen.
Hey bobby its landon i wanna back to n.c and see you
Great job! How can I purchase this?
Thanks so much! The CD will be released in early February. Please stay tune to our Facebook- Carolina Blue or keep up with us online at- www.carolinablueband.com. The CD will be available for purchase online.
Heard this on bluegrass junction
Thanks so much for letting us know! Hope you enjoyed it!
Good song, good band; all that's needed is a bit luck!
Luck? No, God's grace!
Remember to tell your children of the sacrifice the United States made to eradicate slavery. No other country on earth every fought a civil war, let alone it's bloodiest war...because those words were in the constitution "All men are created equal under God".
Wow, growing all that hair caused Tim to lose a lot of weight. Maybe I’ll try that.
Glorifying the evil cause of southern secession
I love your music but I will never understand why 600,000 Americans had to die so the South could be free. Is the South not free today?
It was about preserving slavery.