I wish I could have met a lot of these bluegrass legends although I did get the thrill of a lifetime my mom's oldest brother who also happens to be my favorite uncle took me several years ago to see the legendary Ralph Stanley and the best part of all I got to meet him and shake his hand and I'm not making this up telling you the truth here he talked with us for an hour and a half it's a night ill never forget as long as I live unfortunately my uncle is no longer with us and I miss him everyday RIP awesome uncle Bill I love you and miss you so much
Holy smokes! I've been looking this world over for a recording of lee's march. This is the only video on the internet with that song on it. A few years ago they took the individual song videos away for some reason. Thanks!
He did a very nice job on it too. Back when i first heard this album, i didn't think you could put electric guitar to this music. I am more flexible these days, but it is largely because Steve Chapman set such a great example of how to do it without dominating the rest of the band.
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Thank you so much for posting this exceptional selection of Reno and Smiley. One of my top five banjo and guitar players. Never forget tenor singers
I wish I could have met a lot of these bluegrass legends although I did get the thrill of a lifetime my mom's oldest brother who also happens to be my favorite uncle took me several years ago to see the legendary Ralph Stanley and the best part of all I got to meet him and shake his hand and I'm not making this up telling you the truth here he talked with us for an hour and a half it's a night ill never forget as long as I live unfortunately my uncle is no longer with us and I miss him everyday
RIP awesome uncle Bill I love you and miss you so much
This is great stuff! These two really are outstanding.
Hell yes!! and Semper Fi !!!!
Actually the whole band was outstanding, but Reno & Smiley, they blended so well, it was as if they were brothers.
Holy smokes! I've been looking this world over for a recording of lee's march. This is the only video on the internet with that song on it. A few years ago they took the individual song videos away for some reason. Thanks!
I read somewhere that they had to fill a space for another tune at the end of this album, so Reno came up with Lee's March on the spot. Reno!
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I very love it...
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Coool...Thank you for sharing!
You're always welcome, Ben. Thanks for your support! :-) Take
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Holy be Jesus, Holy smokes. lol. This is a Awesome Album. Dab Namit..
Sweet-Thanks!
Tight playing...
The late Steve Chapman, who joined R&S in the band's later years, played electric guitar on this album.
He did a very nice job on it too. Back when i first heard this album, i didn't think you could put electric guitar to this music. I am more flexible these days, but it is largely because Steve Chapman set such a great example of how to do it without dominating the rest of the band.
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Who's the Richard Cranium that down-voted this song?
I can't stand bluegrass being played this fast; thumbs down (all 5).