Growing up in the Washington, DC, area, I was privileged to attend many of the concerts by the various bands of the Armed Forces. I heard Rock & Roll, Blue Grass, Country, Big Band, as well as Classical Music. I loved every concert I attended. I did audition for the US Navy Band but just wasn't quite good enough. That's okay - I still attended all the concerts I could during my time in the Navy and never regretted not making the grade.
Thank You, but I'm NO "Hero". I just did my job(s) to the very best of my abilities. I enlisted post-Vietnam and the attitude of the country was still pretty much "Dogs & Soldiers Keep Off The Grass". Not everywhere.... but enough to be discouraging. When I eventually earned my Commission, I hope I was a pretty good Officer & I tried my level best to treat my Soldiers with Respect. This, of course, was after my Navy Enlistment had ended and I re-enlisted in the US Army Reserve while I attended College. To me, the True "Heroes" are those resting under grave markers or those who returned from War who were hurt (physically & psychologically). There's a big difference on how our Military & Veterans are treated now, as they were when I enlisted in 1976. Much better! So, I thank the American People for allowing me to Serve and be a small cog in a very big machine!
Wow! Y’all really know country… seriously touch my heart here in Lynchburg, Virginia ❤️ Keep country alive. Saw Johnny Cash and the Carter family in Sisters, Oregon in 1990. Greatest memory🙏💖💞
Fantastic! I served in 73-77 (age17-21) How I wish I had enough confidence in myself back then to have tried out for the entertainment part of the Navy...I would have happily served at least 30 years...Keep up the good work...if you ever come to the Philippines (where I have lived for the last 15 years)...I WOULD for sure figure out someway to come hear ya......I live in Cebu.
Thanks for your service 🙏 to ♥️ 💖 our beautiful country ❤️ 💙 You are a true 👍 ❤️ American hero!" May God bless you 🙏 ❤️ ✨️ and may God 🙏 ✨️ ❤️ 💖 bless America 🇺🇸 🙏 ❤️
Wow! Absolutely wonderful; all seven of you. I thoroughly enjoyed and loved every minute watching you playing your instruments and listening to the songs. The acoustics; sound awesome.
I saw these guys and girls last night at the Texas Steel Guitar Association Jamboree. They were the headliners. Met many of them after the show very nice folks. Their talent is limitless. In my opinion this is the absolute best spending of my tax dollars ever. Rock on Country Current.
So they can completely regulate the volume of every instrument on the drumset coming off the stage through microphones.....that way they can get a great nuance and blend for every instrument at all volume levels throughout the concert.
Thanks for your service to our beautiful country ❤️ You are a true American hero 🙌 👏 ❤️ 💙 May God bless you 🙏 and may God 🙏 bless America 🇺🇸 The reasoning behind the drum kit being behind the plexiglass partition, is to prevent the sound of the drum kit from leaking into the other microphones
SO WONDERFUL!!! I LOVE THEM!! I joined The Junior Royal Navy, here in the UK at the age of 13, on The TS Arethusa, formerly The Peking, a four masted sailing ship, opposite to the Chatham Dockyard, and Royal Navy moorings in Kent, as it was with loads of ships and subs as in Portsmouth at that time, where I now live, we were funded by the navy. I became a multi instrumentalist, having been trained by a WONDERFUL Royal Marine SGT. I went up to the senior Royal Navy at the age of 15, and I joined the band, and worked alongside, and trained further, by The Royal Marine Band....SORRY GUY'S....THE BEST IN THE WORLD IN MY OPINION, you lovely USA Bands, A VERY CLOSE 2nd!!! BUT! HAVING SAID THAT, WE DIDN'T DO YOUR THING'S AS WELL THEN.... It was in the 60's, not so polished as you guy's, BUT! we paved the path for you...TO IMPROVE....LOL!!!! SO! JOINT POSITION????? I HOPE SO! When I turned professional, I worked as a multi instrumentalist, cabaret artist, comedian, a radio presenter with OVER FIFTEEN MILLION LISTENERS, I had "SUPERSTARS" doing "Phone In's" I recorded over 8 albums, and 3 double albums. GOD BLESS AMERICA, OUR WONDERFUL FRIENDS.
As a former sailor retiring in 2016 from Naval Special Warfare Development Group these people and the Sea Chanters and the US Navy Band make me proud to have been a Sailor and thank you for giving us your great entertainment.
I enyoy listening to Country Current and, if and when the "logistics" are worked out, come to the UK. My friends there would love to listen to you as well.
I’ve been single for 22 years and I’m 67 years old. It would take a real kind hearted Southern gentleman to win this woman’s heart again. First run at love was rough. But these great songs renew my heart.
Growing up in the Washington, DC, area, I was privileged to attend many of the concerts by the various bands of the Armed Forces. I heard Rock & Roll, Blue Grass, Country, Big Band, as well as Classical Music. I loved every concert I attended. I did audition for the US Navy Band but just wasn't quite good enough. That's okay - I still attended all the concerts I could during my time in the Navy and never regretted not making the grade.
Thanks for your service 🙏 👍 🙌 sir, You are a true 👍 ❤️ 🙏 American hero 👏 May God bless you 🙏 and may God 🙏 bless America 🇺🇸 🙏
Thank You, but I'm NO "Hero". I just did my job(s) to the very best of my abilities. I enlisted post-Vietnam and the attitude of the country was still pretty much "Dogs & Soldiers Keep Off The Grass". Not everywhere.... but enough to be discouraging. When I eventually earned my Commission, I hope I was a pretty good Officer & I tried my level best to treat my Soldiers with Respect. This, of course, was after my Navy Enlistment had ended and I re-enlisted in the US Army Reserve while I attended College.
To me, the True "Heroes" are those resting under grave markers or those who returned from War who were hurt (physically & psychologically).
There's a big difference on how our Military & Veterans are treated now, as they were when I enlisted in 1976. Much better!
So, I thank the American People for allowing me to Serve and be a small cog in a very big machine!
Wow! Y’all really know country… seriously touch my heart here in Lynchburg, Virginia ❤️ Keep country alive. Saw Johnny Cash and the Carter family in Sisters, Oregon in 1990. Greatest memory🙏💖💞
Great band. I recognise the banjo player, she was in the ETSU bluegrass ban a few years back. She sure can pick the banjo.
K.R Horton looks so much like Robin Williams. Love this band soooooooo much 💙💙💙
Fantastic! I served in 73-77 (age17-21) How I wish I had enough confidence in myself back then to have tried out for the entertainment part of the Navy...I would have happily served at least 30 years...Keep up the good work...if you ever come to the Philippines (where I have lived for the last 15 years)...I WOULD for sure figure out someway to come hear ya......I live in Cebu.
Thanks for your service 🙏 to ♥️ 💖 our beautiful country ❤️ 💙 You are a true 👍 ❤️ American hero!" May God bless you 🙏 ❤️ ✨️ and may God 🙏 ✨️ ❤️ 💖 bless America 🇺🇸 🙏 ❤️
Awsome music, thank you.
Real Music!! ........Enjoyed every moment
Wow! Absolutely wonderful; all seven of you. I thoroughly enjoyed and loved every minute watching you playing your instruments and listening to the songs. The acoustics; sound awesome.
Oh so wonderful music. I really love listening them .
Magnific
If this don't make your feet shuffle nothing will!!
Grandioso, felicitaciones
je suis français et j'adore
SO LOVE THE LADY DRUMMER AND THE LADY GUITARIST.....'BOUT TIME THESE WONDERFUL LADIES WERE CREDITED, AS TOO MANY TIMES, THEY ARE LEFT OUT.
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I saw these guys and girls last night at the Texas Steel Guitar Association Jamboree. They were the headliners. Met many of them after the show very nice folks. Their talent is limitless. In my opinion this is the absolute best spending of my tax dollars ever. Rock on Country Current.
Great music. Love you guys and gals.
Just out of curiosity, why is the drummer behind a glass screen?
Navy 1964-68 Airdale on a Tin Can.
So they can completely regulate the volume of every instrument on the drumset coming off the stage through microphones.....that way they can get a great nuance and blend for every instrument at all volume levels throughout the concert.
Physical distancing...
It's called an acoustic enclosure. The drums are miked so that the volume can be properly blended with the rest of the band.
@@richardvandyke9578 Thanks for the information.
Thanks for your service to our beautiful country ❤️ You are a true American hero 🙌 👏 ❤️ 💙 May God bless you 🙏 and may God 🙏 bless America 🇺🇸 The reasoning behind the drum kit being behind the plexiglass partition, is to prevent the sound of the drum kit from leaking into the other microphones
I had to laugh, the gal playing the guitar, the guitar looks bigger than her.
Let’s all compliment rava scells
Now THAT's what the Anthem's supposed to sound like! Sound on this vid is excellent, BTW, next best thing to being there!
They should preform the National Anthem at the Super Bowl!
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SO WONDERFUL!!! I LOVE THEM!! I joined The Junior Royal Navy, here in the UK at the age of 13, on The TS Arethusa, formerly The Peking, a four masted sailing ship, opposite to the Chatham Dockyard, and Royal Navy moorings in Kent, as it was with loads of ships and subs as in Portsmouth at that time, where I now live, we were funded by the navy. I became a multi instrumentalist, having been trained by a WONDERFUL Royal Marine SGT. I went up to the senior Royal Navy at the age of 15, and I joined the band, and worked alongside, and trained further, by The Royal Marine Band....SORRY GUY'S....THE BEST IN THE WORLD IN MY OPINION, you lovely USA Bands, A VERY CLOSE 2nd!!! BUT! HAVING SAID THAT, WE DIDN'T DO YOUR THING'S AS WELL THEN.... It was in the 60's, not so polished as you guy's, BUT! we paved the path for you...TO IMPROVE....LOL!!!! SO! JOINT POSITION????? I HOPE SO! When I turned professional, I worked as a multi instrumentalist, cabaret artist, comedian, a radio presenter with OVER FIFTEEN MILLION LISTENERS, I had "SUPERSTARS" doing "Phone In's" I recorded over 8 albums, and 3 double albums. GOD BLESS AMERICA, OUR WONDERFUL FRIENDS.
Not many people can pay tribute to Ronnie Dunn’s voice, kudos to your lead singer
As a former sailor retiring in 2016 from Naval Special Warfare Development Group these people and the Sea Chanters and the US Navy Band make me proud to have been a Sailor and thank you for giving us your great entertainment.
Thanks for your service 🙏 👍 🙌 to our beautiful country ❤️ May God bless you 🙏 and may 🙏 God bless America 🇺🇸
You ❤️ are a true 👍 👏 American hero 👏 🙌 ❤️
Missouri song was fantastic! Shout out to the strings!
I enyoy listening to Country Current and, if and when the "logistics" are worked out, come to the UK. My friends there would love to listen to you as well.
Such a soul touching rendition of OUR song.
Nice job Folks!
These guys (and girl) are good!! I love the lead singer--especially the Star Spangled Banner
girls smile guitar and drums.
Mr Kenny Ray Horton 😗
You guys just performed for my school!!! It was awsome! Loved the music❤️❤️
I have heard, Hailey play several times, at Turkey Track Bluegrass Festival, Waldron, Ar. She is a great talent!!....Great band...
This "LEADER" is....THE BOB HOPE OF THE 40's!!!! HEY! Like me in The Royal navy Band, UK.... . I DID SO MANY SHOWS FOR THE ROYAL NAVY JUST LIKE ENSA
PLAY DUELING BANJOS FOR X NAVY VET 70 CORPSMAN
Thanks for your service 🙏 👍 You are a true American 👍 ❤️ 🙏 🙌 👏 hero! May God 🙌 🙌 you ❤️ 🙏 🙌 and may 🙏 ✨️ 🙌 ❤️ God bless 🙌 🙏 💖 ❤️ America 🇺🇸
MU1 Horton, I hope by now you're an MUC! You deserve it!
I’ve been single for 22 years and I’m 67 years old. It would take a real kind hearted Southern gentleman to win this woman’s heart again. First run at love was rough. But these great songs renew my heart.
So good! Hope you come to Alabama!
Coming To Winchester, VA July 3rd!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
fantastic concert. love it. don't you need a retired AF mandolin player?
Thank you for your service 🙏 👍 🙌 ❤️ You are a true 👍 ❤️ 🙏 American hero 👏 ❤️ 💙 🙌 May God bless you 🙏 and may God 🙏 bless 🙌 🙏 America 🇺🇸
That guy looks like Kevin Costner.
Nah..... he’s a lot better looking lol .... Mr Kenny Ray Horton
The country music is played with love and inspiration. Go NAVY Country Band. So exciting and enjoyable.
Why are the members of the band not saluting the flag???
Great job NAVY 🇺🇸🇺🇸
I don`t like this Singer
BZ
Is that Kevin Costner?
LOL, no, that's Kenny Ray Horton ;-)
No it’s Kenny Ray Horton 😙
Why is the drummer behind a barrier? I am so curious!
look through the comments, someone says it