That Old man early in the recording is Roy Acuff. He was the Master of Ceremonies of the Grand Ole Opry for about 40 years from the 40's till the early 90's when he died.
This is distilled about 30 miles from where I live and I figured that you hadn't heard of it before. I sent the cookies and candy because I thought that if the liquor wasn't any good at least you'd have some good snacks.😅 I knew that you would love the music. The lemon cookies are some of my favorites,too. Also, Keith is right the way to say Vandalia. I'm glad that you enjoyed my bribe.😀
This song was the wrapup song of an album by the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band back in the late 70s. As I understand it, NGDB came to Nashville with the goal of making an album that honored the origins of country music and welcomed a lot of artists in to collaborate. It's a beautiful album and they did this song to wrap it up. This song is one that is done a lot as the encore when there are multiple artists putting on a show.
Every one of these artists was a musical genius in their own right. I'm familiar with all of them and have so much respect. So many of them have left us. Thank you for reacting to this particular video and keeping these artists and traditional 'country' music alive.
My parents and grandparents ran Bluegrass festivals every weekend from May to September, and that was my life til I turned 15. As I watched this I came undone. There were soooo many Bluegrassers I knew/know in this video. I lost it when I saw the Crow Brothers. This song took me back 30 years. I watched it twice, just to reminisce. Made me miss the festivals and my parents and grandparents. 😢 I even miss my nickname...Pigtails. Thank you for doing this one, brought back fond memories. You're reactions were perfect.
What a grouping of OG’s! About Levon Helm - he had a very noted career with music genres and movies. He was the drummer and a lead vocalist for The Band and was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. But he was able to do country and bluegrass as well. Possibly you have heard him on The Band's version of “The Weight” or “The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down.” In movies, among others he also played the dad to Loretta Lynn in the movie “Coal Miner’s Daughter” and in “The Right Stuff” he played an Air Force Colonel Ridley who helped Chuck Yeager break the sound barrier.
We are having an Earl Scruggs bluegrass festival in Shelby at the Earl Scruggs Center in the not ttoo distant future. It should be as good as the Bill Monroe festival that is held in the mountains every year.
Ooof... The song is the anthem of the Grand Ol' Oprey, and the primary hymn of the church of country music. It all began with that song and The Carter Family, of which Johnny Cash married into that family, so he was technically country royalty. Roy Acuff, the old man that was after him, he lead the Grand Ol' Oprey for decades, was a musician in his own right, and for a time was said to be the king of country music, or the very least, the face to represent it. Nitty Gritty Dirt band is a band like Alabama that was pretty big for a spell. Today, one of the kids of NGDB is a guitar player for Gary Allan (my fave), as well as the son of Steve Wariner who plays for Gary Allan. Michael M. Murphy had some hits in the 80s and is featured in the vid. The Scruggs family are LEGENDS in bluegrass. Ricky Skaggs is also a monster legend in bluegrass, and I'd say a virtuoso of stringed instruments, particularly banjo and mandolin. Emmylou Harris is the queen of bluegrass, and shares the title with Allison Krauss. Mark O'Connor is well known, usually with his band the Nashville Cats. Roseanne Cash is of course the daughter of Johnny and June Carter Cash, and had a string of hits of her own in the 80s and 90s. Jerry Douglas is a master of strings, and is/was part of Allison Krauss' band Union Station. Chet Adkins needs absolutely no introduction, because he is the guitar emperor of country music! Marty Stuart was the son-in-law of Johnny Cash while he was married to Roseanne Cash. He's kind of taken over the reigns of the Grand Ol' Oprey after Roy Acuff passed away. Basically, that was a video of the greatest (then) living people in bluegrass and country music. It would have been a blessing to be a fly on the wall in that room!
amazing song!!! A who's who of Bluegrass county. also Mark O'Conner the fiddle player is the gold standard and I would say most awarded fiddle player. he actually played fiddle for Charlie Daniels "devil came back to Georgia" and plays with Allison Krauss in Union Station amazing band with all members having individual Grammy's
Nitty Gritty Dirt Band did three of these albums. This performance is from the third. The first one was considered ground-breaking for the old school artists who participated. NGDB were from California, and were known as a country rock band like the Byrds or The Flying Burrito Brothers. So when they came to Nashville to do this album, there was a lot of the old school Nashville artists who weren't ready to embrace them. But NGDB wanted to make an album that showcased the bluegrass and first generation country music they all loved. They brought in some top notch session musicians like Vassar Clements and Junior Huskey. They were able to get Mother Maybelle Carter, considered to be the Matriarch of country music. Roy Acuff was a popular artist in the 40s and 50s and had become a big time music producer. He was originally contemptuous of "Long Haired California Boys" recording country music, but came to watch some sessions and realized they were there to give homage and for the joy of the music. He then relented and actually participated in some of the sessions. The first one was a mega seller and introduced a lot of young people to a type of music and a sound they had not heard. Many music experts credit the original Circle album to have revived interest in bluegrass and first generation country in the 70s.
This was a wonderful wonderful reaction guys. June Carter and the Carter sisters we're singing the harmonies. This is actually a signature song adopted by Johnny Cash mother may Bell and The Carter sister Carter family back in the early days when bluegrass was transitioning to country and they were going back and forth it's very complex relationship. Roy Acuff is one of the legends absolute Legends of country music in the Grand Ole Opry. Wonderful wonderful reaction. And I love Keith's reaction when he realized that was Chet Atkins on guitar.
@@BourbonCountryReacts without doubt. I will say that you really want to watch Glen Campbell playing the William Tell overture with an orchestra on guitar..
This is the country version of we are the world that was written and produced by Michael Jackson and Quincy Jones. Love this more because of the amount of OG’s and the the amount of history in that room. 😊
Here it is midnight and can’t sleep so I’m watching y’all love your facial expressions it’s fun to watch these cause I’m a country fan and knew everyone
YES! I was so thrilled when the notice for this came up. Growing up in church, I heard this song sang by a lot of people. Some of them talented. But this version, is hands down, the best I have ever heard. The talent in this video is overwhelming. Vocal and instrumental talent. As for the Pumpkin Spice Latte...there has never been a more disgusting drink, with the possible expectation of Eggnog. There's a small group of us white women that don't act like we've won the lottery when Pumpkin Spice Season rolls around. Another great reaction.
@@redstateforever I can't stand it. My sister-in-law had a Pumpkin Spice Latte scented candle and I swear, five minutes in the room with that thing and it would trigger a headache. The smell is horrible.
I think it was Jimmy Ibbotson singing at the end before everyone joined in. I also was glad you saw this version because it gave you the names of the artists. There is also a Volume Two of the Will the Circle Be Unbroken album.
Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash, along with The Statler Brothers, recorded a version of this song, but they added an additional chorus to it, and titled it Daddy Sang Bass. June's family, known best as The Carter Family, were the first to make it popular with the public, as a whole. The roots of the song is Gospel.
This song is also a theme song for the Grand Ole Opry (if you check out some of the Opry's taped shows, this song is done routinely by country stars from all generations). In the Ryman there is a wood circle built into the stage and when downtown Nashville was being flooded in 2010, Opry's management and Brad Paisley spearheaded a plan to remove the circle from the stage and it was later installed back.
Roy Acuff was one of the godfathers of country/western/bluegrass & the Grand Ole Opry. Started in the 1930s & built up the popularity of the Opry in the 40s. He became one if the premier music producers of Nashville.
Yes. This had everybody in the country and bluegrass and some rock royalty. Even had Chris Hillman and Right McGuinn from the Byrds. Took my dad to see Nitty Gritty back in the day. He was a fan because he had met Jeff Hannah and they talked cars one time for like a really long time. The love of classic cars and hot rods and good music.
I actually got locked in a Green/Changing room with Nitty Gritty Dirt Band... Love these all these incredible Musicians... I actually have many stories about bands and singing artists I got to meet...
I had this CD back in the day. Emmylou does a song called "Mary Danced With Soldiers" that's one of the most haunting things I've ever heard. Nitty Gritty Dirt Band did a Volume 1 of this about a decade earlier that had all the real old time country stars like Mother Maybelle et al and it's like a time capsule of an amazing moment in country music.
I am so glad that this was the version that you watched. I made the comment on the Fishin' in the Dark review, that you needed to review this version of Will the Circle Be Unbroken. This was recorded for their Will the Circle Be Unknown album.
The recording of We Are The World took place in the Los Angeles area after the American Music Awards. I have never heard of Kenny Rogers even living in North Carolina.
I remember hearing this at a church social in cox's landing west Virginia when I was a kid it was a apple butter social had to be 1964 65 great reaction guys really enjoy watching you all . Check out Mr bojangles from the nitty gritty dirt band
If you ever get to Southwest Virginia, you should check out "The Crooked Road". If you are in Floyd in a Friday night, there's the "Floyd Country Store" jam. You can bring your instrument or just listen. There are other opportunities along the Road as well.
I really need someone to send them a Burbon bribe for Leigh Guest! I don't drink so I won't have a clue what to send them! But Leigh Guest is a great singer who has some HYSTERICAL songs. I think you would like her "Dear Downstairs Neighbor"
Listen to John Hiatt and Roseanne Cash sing 'One Step over the Line' or 'Catfish John' sung by Alison Krauss and both songs are backed up by Nitty Gritty Dirt Band. Both Absolutely fantastic!!
5:15 that's not Ricky Skaggs, thats Roy Acuff. this song is a colaboration of many different artists that each did a song for the album then they all got together to sing this song
I enjoy y’all and your videos. I grew up on country and classic rock. I dive into all kinds of music but stick to my preferences. Maybe one day I’ll request a song for y’all to check out.
Marty Stuart in this video is a child virtuoso musician that started touring with Bill Munroe, I think, when he was very young. He also is the ex husband of Johnny Cash's daughter Cindy, and is now married to Connie Smith, another country music artist
@@BourbonCountryReacts lemons and Twix are both nasty, not with bourbon, slap your hand and go stand in a corner Dustin, your banned from bourbon for a day.
Well, in our cases, it's likely less about age, and more about the fact that before we started this channel, we didn't listen to country music. - Keith
@@BourbonCountryReacts I hear ya. One of the things I like about reaction channels, is that so many people have never heard the music I grew up on - an experience that was so shared/common that if some teenager in the car next to you at a traffic light was singing, you could select one of the two local rock AM channels and hear the song they were obviously singing along with. To muddy the water a bit, I also liked country and soul music. It was a little unbelievable at first to realize that some people had never heard The Beatles, Beach Boys, Johnny Cash, Merle Haggard, The Temptations, Four Tops, etc., but it's entertaining as heck to see people experience the musical treasures of my youth for the first time. It makes you both nostalgic, and envious. A shared joy. Y'all have fun and much success.
There is country royalty in this song. Roy Acuff, Johnny Cash just to name a couple. This is a gospel/church song boys. I was hoping you would have heard in from a church pew when you were kids at least. LOL!
It's a great album. It's not bluegrass, it's mountain music from about 1929. Bluegrass was created by Bill Monroe in the late 1940's. This is roots music. Get the album. It's one of the greatest pieces of American music ever recorded. 1970 from the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band. Roy xcuff is the older man with grey hair. It's an amazing record. The song was written by the Carter Family. On the record Mother Maybelle Carter leads off this song.
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That Old man early in the recording is Roy Acuff. He was the Master of Ceremonies of the Grand Ole Opry for about 40 years from the 40's till the early 90's when he died.
This is distilled about 30 miles from where I live and I figured that you hadn't heard of it before. I sent the cookies and candy because I thought that if the liquor wasn't any good at least you'd have some good snacks.😅 I knew that you would love the music. The lemon cookies are some of my favorites,too. Also, Keith is right the way to say Vandalia. I'm glad that you enjoyed my bribe.😀
This song was the wrapup song of an album by the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band back in the late 70s. As I understand it, NGDB came to Nashville with the goal of making an album that honored the origins of country music and welcomed a lot of artists in to collaborate. It's a beautiful album and they did this song to wrap it up. This song is one that is done a lot as the encore when there are multiple artists putting on a show.
Anyone who has had their mother pass away and doesn't cry during this song is not human...
Every one of these artists was a musical genius in their own right. I'm familiar with all of them and have so much respect. So many of them have left us. Thank you for reacting to this particular video and keeping these artists and traditional 'country' music alive.
My parents and grandparents ran Bluegrass festivals every weekend from May to September, and that was my life til I turned 15. As I watched this I came undone. There were soooo many Bluegrassers I knew/know in this video. I lost it when I saw the Crow Brothers. This song took me back 30 years. I watched it twice, just to reminisce. Made me miss the festivals and my parents and grandparents. 😢 I even miss my nickname...Pigtails.
Thank you for doing this one, brought back fond memories. You're reactions were perfect.
The second gentlemen singing is Roy Acuff, a country legend.
We sang this song in church back in the "old days." I'm a nurse heading to work, y'all made my day!!✌🏻
Glad you enjoyed it! - Keith
What a grouping of OG’s! About Levon Helm - he had a very noted career with music genres and movies. He was the drummer and a lead vocalist for The Band and was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. But he was able to do country and bluegrass as well. Possibly you have heard him on The Band's version of “The Weight” or “The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down.” In movies, among others he also played the dad to Loretta Lynn in the movie “Coal Miner’s Daughter” and in “The Right Stuff” he played an Air Force Colonel Ridley who helped Chuck Yeager break the sound barrier.
We are having an Earl Scruggs bluegrass festival in Shelby at the Earl Scruggs Center in the not ttoo distant future. It should be as good as the Bill Monroe festival that is held in the mountains every year.
One of my fav songs with so many legends together
Nitty Gritty Dirt Band has been around a long... time. They have a lot of friends
My family all know that when I die, this is the last song I want played at my funeral service!!
Ooof... The song is the anthem of the Grand Ol' Oprey, and the primary hymn of the church of country music. It all began with that song and The Carter Family, of which Johnny Cash married into that family, so he was technically country royalty. Roy Acuff, the old man that was after him, he lead the Grand Ol' Oprey for decades, was a musician in his own right, and for a time was said to be the king of country music, or the very least, the face to represent it. Nitty Gritty Dirt band is a band like Alabama that was pretty big for a spell. Today, one of the kids of NGDB is a guitar player for Gary Allan (my fave), as well as the son of Steve Wariner who plays for Gary Allan. Michael M. Murphy had some hits in the 80s and is featured in the vid. The Scruggs family are LEGENDS in bluegrass. Ricky Skaggs is also a monster legend in bluegrass, and I'd say a virtuoso of stringed instruments, particularly banjo and mandolin. Emmylou Harris is the queen of bluegrass, and shares the title with Allison Krauss. Mark O'Connor is well known, usually with his band the Nashville Cats. Roseanne Cash is of course the daughter of Johnny and June Carter Cash, and had a string of hits of her own in the 80s and 90s. Jerry Douglas is a master of strings, and is/was part of Allison Krauss' band Union Station. Chet Adkins needs absolutely no introduction, because he is the guitar emperor of country music! Marty Stuart was the son-in-law of Johnny Cash while he was married to Roseanne Cash. He's kind of taken over the reigns of the Grand Ol' Oprey after Roy Acuff passed away.
Basically, that was a video of the greatest (then) living people in bluegrass and country music. It would have been a blessing to be a fly on the wall in that room!
amazing song!!! A who's who of Bluegrass county. also Mark O'Conner the fiddle player is the gold standard and I would say most awarded fiddle player. he actually played fiddle for Charlie Daniels "devil came back to Georgia" and plays with Allison Krauss in Union Station amazing band with all members having individual Grammy's
It's a gospel song. But they played it with a country bluegrass tone to it. It's a very famous and popular gospel song.
This has been played and sang at every family funeral I can ever remember.
Nitty Gritty Dirt Band did three of these albums. This performance is from the third. The first one was considered ground-breaking for the old school artists who participated. NGDB were from California, and were known as a country rock band like the Byrds or The Flying Burrito Brothers. So when they came to Nashville to do this album, there was a lot of the old school Nashville artists who weren't ready to embrace them. But NGDB wanted to make an album that showcased the bluegrass and first generation country music they all loved. They brought in some top notch session musicians like Vassar Clements and Junior Huskey. They were able to get Mother Maybelle Carter, considered to be the Matriarch of country music. Roy Acuff was a popular artist in the 40s and 50s and had become a big time music producer. He was originally contemptuous of "Long Haired California Boys" recording country music, but came to watch some sessions and realized they were there to give homage and for the joy of the music. He then relented and actually participated in some of the sessions. The first one was a mega seller and introduced a lot of young people to a type of music and a sound they had not heard. Many music experts credit the original Circle album to have revived interest in bluegrass and first generation country in the 70s.
This is actually from the 2nd Circle album of the trilogy. Roy Acuff had passed away by the 3rd album.
Also I had to laugh when Dustin called Roy Acuff "Ricky Scaggs". LOL
This was a wonderful wonderful reaction guys. June Carter and the Carter sisters we're singing the harmonies. This is actually a signature song adopted by Johnny Cash mother may Bell and The Carter sister Carter family back in the early days when bluegrass was transitioning to country and they were going back and forth it's very complex relationship. Roy Acuff is one of the legends absolute Legends of country music in the Grand Ole Opry. Wonderful wonderful reaction. And I love Keith's reaction when he realized that was Chet Atkins on guitar.
Chet is a guitar deity. - Keith
@@BourbonCountryReacts without doubt. I will say that you really want to watch Glen Campbell playing the William Tell overture with an orchestra on guitar..
@@jerricocke987 Yes, Keith definitely needs to watch that one.
Here it is 🤯 ua-cam.com/video/GUBhE00h9U0/v-deo.html
@@amandareeves7797 I just went and watched it again and it's a spectacular is it always has been. Thank you
This is the country version of we are the world that was written and produced by Michael Jackson and Quincy Jones. Love this more because of the amount of OG’s and the the amount of history in that room. 😊
I haven’t heard this in ages. Wow, that was as good today as it was when I was young.
Here it is midnight and can’t sleep so I’m watching y’all love your facial expressions it’s fun to watch these cause I’m a country fan and knew everyone
YES! I was so thrilled when the notice for this came up. Growing up in church, I heard this song sang by a lot of people. Some of them talented. But this version, is hands down, the best I have ever heard.
The talent in this video is overwhelming. Vocal and instrumental talent.
As for the Pumpkin Spice Latte...there has never been a more disgusting drink, with the possible expectation of Eggnog. There's a small group of us white women that don't act like we've won the lottery when Pumpkin Spice Season rolls around.
Another great reaction.
Well said, sister. I’m a pumpkin spice hater as well. Blech.
@@redstateforever I can't stand it. My sister-in-law had a Pumpkin Spice Latte scented candle and I swear, five minutes in the room with that thing and it would trigger a headache. The smell is horrible.
Since I lost my mom 2yrs ago. I can't listen to thos song and not cry. This and Vince gills Go rest high upon that mountajn.
Back to back Nitty Gritty Dirt Band woo hoo
HIGHLY coincidental too. Independent bribes from two different people, unless they colluded without our knowledge. - Keith
@@BourbonCountryReacts no collusion
I think it was Jimmy Ibbotson singing at the end before everyone joined in.
I also was glad you saw this version because it gave you the names of the artists.
There is also a Volume Two of the Will the Circle Be Unbroken album.
Some of the best of the best on this one. Thanks for reminding me of this one.
Enjoyed this reaction best, of all the ones I've seen. Great fellas, great...
Levon Helms was the drummer and vocalist for The Band. This video is slam full of legends.
I can't even imagine the stories going around the room that day
Oh wow, I didn't even think of that. Or the afterparty when they wrapped. - Keith
Levon Helm is the drummer/singer from The Band. This has always been my favorite recording of this song
We sang this at church all my life and we even had this played at my grandmas funeral
Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash, along with The Statler Brothers, recorded a version of this song, but they added an additional chorus to it, and titled it Daddy Sang Bass. June's family, known best as The Carter Family, were the first to make it popular with the public, as a whole. The roots of the song is Gospel.
This was a Sunday morning regular at every church I attended as a child in KY
This song is also a theme song for the Grand Ole Opry (if you check out some of the Opry's taped shows, this song is done routinely by country stars from all generations). In the Ryman there is a wood circle built into the stage and when downtown Nashville was being flooded in 2010, Opry's management and Brad Paisley spearheaded a plan to remove the circle from the stage and it was later installed back.
I LOVE this version. I used to have this CD
Roy Acuff was one of the godfathers of country/western/bluegrass & the Grand Ole Opry. Started in the 1930s & built up the popularity of the Opry in the 40s. He became one if the premier music producers of Nashville.
will the circle be unbroken is pretty much a country anthem especially when someone passes. song goes back to the earliest days of country music
Definitely had a historical feel too it, but then, most bluegrass does. - Keith
Yes. This had everybody in the country and bluegrass and some rock royalty. Even had Chris Hillman and Right McGuinn from the Byrds. Took my dad to see Nitty Gritty back in the day. He was a fan because he had met Jeff Hannah and they talked cars one time for like a really long time. The love of classic cars and hot rods and good music.
When I was a teenager we would all meet at the park about 1 am and smoke weed and sing this song. I don’t know why, except we where high. Good times 😅
I actually got locked in a Green/Changing room with Nitty Gritty Dirt Band... Love these all these incredible Musicians... I actually have many stories about bands and singing artists I got to meet...
I had this CD back in the day. Emmylou does a song called "Mary Danced With Soldiers" that's one of the most haunting things I've ever heard. Nitty Gritty Dirt Band did a Volume 1 of this about a decade earlier that had all the real old time country stars like Mother Maybelle et al and it's like a time capsule of an amazing moment in country music.
The nitty-gritty dirt band and everyone in this song was OG.
Seem that way to us. - Keith
I am so glad that this was the version that you watched. I made the comment on the Fishin' in the Dark review, that you needed to review this version of Will the Circle Be Unbroken.
This was recorded for their Will the Circle Be Unknown album.
Since you mentioned We Are The World, it was done as a charity for the African famine. The ensemble of stars named themselves U.S.A. For Africa.
The recording of We Are The World took place in the Los Angeles area after the American Music Awards. I have never heard of Kenny Rogers even living in North Carolina.
Im from Mingo Co and went to charlestion to listen to bluegrass also it was amazing
This song is played at all my relatives funerals from Arkansas... it's blue grass .. 💙 😐
This is a quite famous song for them to get a lot of guests on. The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band does that quite often with this one
This was fire.
I remember hearing this at a church social in cox's landing west Virginia when I was a kid it was a apple butter social had to be 1964 65 great reaction guys really enjoy watching you all . Check out Mr bojangles from the nitty gritty dirt band
I had to look up Cox Landing. I'd never heard of it. I guess another good thing is that you can throw rocks at Ohio from there. - Keith
@@BourbonCountryReacts MOVED to boone county Kentucky in 69 I can still throw rocks at Ohio
If you ever get to Southwest Virginia, you should check out "The Crooked Road". If you are in Floyd in a Friday night, there's the "Floyd Country Store" jam. You can bring your instrument or just listen. There are other opportunities along the Road as well.
Yeah, that was Live Aid in the 80's, but dang that was AWESOME!!!!!
I really need someone to send them a Burbon bribe for Leigh Guest! I don't drink so I won't have a clue what to send them! But Leigh Guest is a great singer who has some HYSTERICAL songs. I think you would like her "Dear Downstairs Neighbor"
Ricky Skaggs’s daughter has a voice and talent as insane as his! Goose bump good👏🏼
That's high praise. - Keith
Listen to John Hiatt and Roseanne Cash sing 'One Step over the Line' or 'Catfish John' sung by Alison Krauss and both songs are backed up by Nitty Gritty Dirt Band. Both Absolutely fantastic!!
Wonderful reaction!! Yall's ramblings tell us MUCH more than you think, maybe yall should listen to you own videos hehehe
lol, well, we just is what we is. - Keith
@@BourbonCountryReacts I think BabyRuth and chocolate Payday are the same, but different companies, I could easily be wrong 😆
5:15 that's not Ricky Skaggs, thats Roy Acuff. this song is a colaboration of many different artists that each did a song for the album then they all got together to sing this song
And since they mangled his name, Acuff is pronounced A Cuff .
That old church piano intro knocks the rust off my soul.
I enjoy y’all and your videos. I grew up on country and classic rock. I dive into all kinds of music but stick to my preferences. Maybe one day I’ll request a song for y’all to check out.
Mark O’Connor on fiddle, my fiddle teacher
When your asked to come sing with Johnny. Well whose saying no. BEAUTIFUL
I'd say no, but, that's mainly because I can't sing. - Keith
Yep, the Dirt Band went to Nashville and recruited all bvb these legends to play with them
Chris Hillman and Roger McGuinn were the Byrds, back in the day.
They used to do this with various artists to close the award shows back when award shows were worth watching.
Now you should react to Mother Maybelle Carter-Wildwood Flower
YES YES YES!!!!!
These are Grammy winners !! Alright awesome 👏
This song is sometimes sang with Daddy Sang Bass as Johnny Cash did.
Some of the best musicians in Nashville were in that!! You should write down their names and look them up.
Roy Acuff was on Hee-Haw a lot and his big song was "The Wabash Cannonball"
Added to the list! -Dustin
Love the channel! 😍
Thanks for watching it! - Keith
I would suggest, Hank Jr, My name is Bocephus.
This song was originally sung by the carters June carter cash and mother sisters
Witness Bourbon is 34.99 on their website.
A bargain at that price. - Keith
You wanna see/hear some talent on any strings? Check out anything Roy Clark! Especially this! ua-cam.com/video/dUAkzUpvNfI/v-deo.html
Roy Acuff King Of Country Music
Are you sure that band wasn’t called Goose Creek? My uncle LOVED them I remember them being a famous blue grass band from WV.
We are the world, was a Michael Jackson endeavor. There was a Coke commercial We are the World. Just FYI.
I think this song was written by Cash's mother in law.
Marty Stuart in this video is a child virtuoso musician that started touring with Bill Munroe, I think, when he was very young. He also is the ex husband of Johnny Cash's daughter Cindy, and is now married to Connie Smith, another country music artist
It's a local distillery and that is a 35$ bottle but it's good
That was Roy Acuff singing second on this not Ricky Skaggs dude !! Lol 😂
It's $35 dollars a bottle. You're not wrong about the taxes and that ugh city. 😅🤣😅
A lot of heavy hitters in that! Also, lemon desserts are the best.
Lemons are yucky. - Keith
You are incorrect sir! Lemon deserts are the bestest, go eat some crayons. -Dustin
@@BourbonCountryReacts lemons and Twix are both nasty, not with bourbon, slap your hand and go stand in a corner Dustin, your banned from bourbon for a day.
@@stevebournite184 Laughing at what you said to Dustin.
Rebecca got access to that CIA spy satellite
Rebecca needs to hook me up with some time on that bird. Because reasons. - Keith
@@BourbonCountryReacts cough cough, I may still have a few old contacts, if really, really necessary 🤔
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If you dont know who Ricky scaggs is you have failed lol
The second singer is Roy Acuff, he hosted the Grand Ole Opry for years. This is usually sung at the Opry. Y'all look so confused.
this is an old hymn. its a very common cover in bluegrass.
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It must be a “dessert” bourbon 😂😂😂
I heard about Dr pepper doing a bourbon drink
That someone isn't familiar with this song makes me feel very old.
Well, in our cases, it's likely less about age, and more about the fact that before we started this channel, we didn't listen to country music. - Keith
@@BourbonCountryReacts I hear ya. One of the things I like about reaction channels, is that so many people have never heard the music I grew up on - an experience that was so shared/common that if some teenager in the car next to you at a traffic light was singing, you could select one of the two local rock AM channels and hear the song they were obviously singing along with. To muddy the water a bit, I also liked country and soul music. It was a little unbelievable at first to realize that some people had never heard The Beatles, Beach Boys, Johnny Cash, Merle Haggard, The Temptations, Four Tops, etc., but it's entertaining as heck to see people experience the musical treasures of my youth for the first time. It makes you both nostalgic, and envious. A shared joy. Y'all have fun and much success.
Totally gospel. No self-respecting tent revival would be complete without singing this song.
Blue grass song sung at wakes
Dustin, please listen to the intro to Amazing Grace and then the beginning of Will The Circle Be Unbroken, not the same.
There is country royalty in this song. Roy Acuff, Johnny Cash just to name a couple.
This is a gospel/church song boys. I was hoping you would have heard in from a church pew when you were kids at least. LOL!
On a side note, Keith looks so dazed and confused that I was literally laughing out loud.
Just a thought you should keep a list of all the bourbons you have tried in case someone wants to send you something it will be a new experience.
Nice tshirt
It's a great album. It's not bluegrass, it's mountain music from about 1929. Bluegrass was created by Bill Monroe in the late 1940's. This is roots music. Get the album. It's one of the greatest pieces of American music ever recorded. 1970 from the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band. Roy xcuff is the older man with grey hair. It's an amazing record. The song was written by the Carter Family. On the record Mother Maybelle Carter leads off this song.
Here is the original track from the album: ua-cam.com/video/5eq1m2s3rzE/v-deo.html
That's roy Acuff. Blue grass gospel