John Jorgenson Bluegrass Band - There is a Time [Live at WAMU's Bluegrass Country]
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2024
- The John Jorgenson Bluegrass Band performs "There is a Time" live in the Washington, DC studios of WAMU's Bluegrass Country.
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Host: Lee Michael Demsey
Video: Peter Swinburne
Audio: Aaron Levine
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Love this rendition!
That Deering is popping.
best version of this song I've heard. everyone else does it too fast
To be fair, the original was written with a faster tempo. Wanted to hear a slow version too though. Makes the words heavier.
Yeah this is a perfect pace. Reminds me a lot of a Blue Highway arrangement.
Awesome. Nice to hear it a bit slower to appreciate the words. Instruments are wonderful.
Andy Griffith doesn't.
Simply beautiful. I love the slower tempo. It suits the song well.
Ain't no grass like BLUEGRASS.
Just very nice. Superb musicianship. Imagine, just one Microphone in the middle. Nothing is overplayed. I love it.
I've heard this song done 1000 different ways and this one is by far the best!!
That man on the mandolin is shreddin
John Jorgensen is a phenomenal multi-instrumentalist! Quite possibly my favorite musician alive
I believe Briscoe and the boys would be proud, great job guys!!!
FINALLY, someone sings this song as a beautiful ballad instead of a race to get the words out as quickly as possible. I've waited for this a long time.
I went through several versions of this song before finding this one and then listened to it at least 10 times. By far the best.
Herb Pedersen (on the banjo) played with the Dillards. Hearing Jon Randall sing this is exquisite.
Also with Chris Hillman and the Desert Rose Band
He also wrote “Wait a minute” made famous by Seldom Scene
So pretty it hurts my heart
I've heard and performed this piece for more than 30 years; but this is the best recorded version. Perhaps it is because the words stand out so clearly. It is like a later day version of "Turn, turn, turn."
That guy puts the man in MANdolin!!!
What a beautiful rendition of one of my favorite songs. Great job guys!
So many great renditions of this song!
John Jorgenson band doing the dillards. Definite win win. Saw these guys in concert. Awesome.
Tight and smooth harmonies. Love this guys.
Nice thanks enjoyed it very much.......♾️🪖
The very best version there is!! Thanks!
Sure do wish this was available for you tube videos...
"No paw, that makes me cry"
Somewhere, Sheriff Andy Taylor is smiling
Beautiful relation! Thank you. ❤
Rendition
Definitely the real thing!
Nothing beats the original, but this is a close second.
Great harmonies!
Nice job, guys. We'll done.
Wonderful !
they ain't nobodies no mo'!
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i give myself 72 hrs to learn this song..
This is only my new favorite version of this song or to put it in some better terms whoo wee now that was some mighty fine picking an sanging !!!! It feels good to see a group of nobodies like this remake a classic and present it in an manner that sounds professionally done !!!! Come on people you know that the people doing this song are world famous I was just pulling some leg with my comment
Bravo! Best version ever! Thank you!
Excellent version! Very well done.
Beautiful.
Wow.... Fantastic version.
Excellent!
What a beautiful performance and rendition. So glad I found this channel. Subscribe, for certain.
Hell yeah🐻🤟
Other than Maggie's this is my favorite version. Awesome.
who is the guy who is singing? this is world class. the harmony play on my soul. woww
Jon Randall Stewart
I totally agree with you!
"I believe that's the prettiest song I ever heard" (TAGS)
By far the best version I've ever heard other than The Darlings.
Is this version available on CD?
me encanta la musica cuantry
Esta no es musica country-es un genero llamado Bluegrass
bluegrass es el heavy metal de la música country!
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Bluegrass and country is music where old people shine. That's not meant in offense, just that it doesn't have the pretensions of rock or other forms of pop, and good thing too. Those are cults of delusional youth, this is music that echoes through generations. Legacy, family, blood and roots, that's a connection other music can't get a hold on.
Classical is great in a grand sense as well, but not like this.
Music of the common people.
i'm a metal head;
i root down in prog and fusion;
HUGE Zappaphile;
it's refreshing to bring it back to basics..
simple structure-
exceptionally executed!
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Roots run deep; even if you didn't know you needed them.
Old people rock!!!
Yep. Played at the right tempo and what incredible harmony. I only wish the lead was a female.
mule sez----sing it Charlene Bricoe---mrs. Dud Wash--
Guy on banjo looks a little like Clapton, old slow hand
Song was written to be sad and contemplative...very original to try and make it sound even more like a bummer (sarcasm). The Dillard’s sung it in a faster tempo so as to not make the audience want to drink and cry....it’s called entertainment, knuckle heads.
Sounds great but it does need to be sped up.