This song performed by the JMB’s helps me be a better Christian. That’s what this life is all about. As the Good Book says “every knee shall bow”. Repent! Daily!
I've listened to this song many times over the years. I wonder if they realized, at the time, just how good they were. One of my regrets is that I wasn't at Lucketts, VA on this night.
Graduated in 1979 from Gaithersburg High School in Gaithersburg, MD and one of my fellow graduates was the great Eddie Stubbs. Little did we know then how much he would accomplish in his life.
FWIW one of three songs Carter Stanley recorded with Bill Monroe during Carter's short stint as a Bluegrass Boy while Ralph was recovering from a serious car wreck. Recorded in Jan 1951 as best I recall. The others were "Cabin of Love" and "Sugar Coated Love."
Hey tcooper. Dudley (lead/tenor) is with the seldom scene, and David (mandolin) is in virginia. he owns an Inn and does online lessons as well as has a wknd long workshop every feb. as for the rest...not sure
This song performed by the JMB’s helps me be a better Christian. That’s what this life is all about. As the Good Book says “every knee shall bow”. Repent! Daily!
I've listened to this song many times over the years. I wonder if they realized, at the time, just how good they were. One of my regrets is that I wasn't at Lucketts, VA on this night.
Graduated in 1979 from Gaithersburg High School in Gaithersburg, MD and one of my fellow graduates was the great Eddie Stubbs. Little did we know then how much he would accomplish in his life.
Hands down the JMB are the greatest traditional Bluegrass bands ever.
I've never seen this one done better by anyone. Miss the JMB's!
Man, Eddie Stubbs voice is so perfect in this song!
Marshall Willborn, on bass, also performed in his wife's group, The Lynn Morris Band.
All I can say is (cold chills)❤️
This song really hits me hard....it goes out to friends and family.me and my
Absolutely incredible! What harmonies!
this is some great stuff
love this song
FWIW one of three songs Carter Stanley recorded with Bill Monroe during Carter's short stint as a Bluegrass Boy while Ralph was recovering from a serious car wreck. Recorded in Jan 1951 as best I recall. The others were "Cabin of Love" and "Sugar Coated Love."
Carter recorded 4 songs with Monroe.
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Reminds me of the songs in "Oh Brother Where Art Thou". Excellent voices and musicianship
You boys are very talented. Great job!
Never heard voices any better!!
Superb!
always good advice
Fantastic
Outstanding!
One of the best versions of this song I've ever heard!!
The 4-part harmony is fantastic.
Really good job
Yes.
#PrayForAmerica
Hey tcooper. Dudley (lead/tenor) is with the seldom scene, and David (mandolin) is in virginia. he owns an Inn and does online lessons as well as has a wknd long workshop every feb. as for the rest...not sure
/I love hearing him play that mandolin
Geeeez!!
Does anybody know what happen to these guy's ?