I personally want to thank Less Than Face Productions for all the amazing music you post, I have found much much joy simply because of you and these awesome music videos! You Are Appreciated from people you don't even know. We are simply Grateful!!!
It is with a heavy heart we say goodbye to one of the most iconic voices & musicians in bluegrass. David Anthony “Tony” Rice passed away yesterday, Dec 25, at his home in Reidsville, NC. Few will ever match his skill & influence. Rest in Peace, Tony.
@@bradyross2379 thanks t6o whoever this up. My only time in Hampdem CT was to find an undertaker to take care of my brother and my mother's journey to the next stage, and t hear tony sing this now. Here in FL he means a lot, there are a lot of great musicians drawn into the music like the great Mark Johnson by Tony and his brothers and other kin who still work and live here in Florida
Cheers for this, I've been looking for "guitar trainer game" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried - Peynharlotte Acoustic Smasher - (should be on google have a look ) ? Ive heard some super things about it and my brother in law got excellent success with it.
Tony brings a guitar alive; that sound is so clean and sweet. These musicians are so great, it lets us imagine what it must be like in heaven. Thanks for sharing these beautiful, wonderful sounds .
Saw him and slightly different company round this time at Jormas' "Fur Peace Ranch" (Also on You Tube), devoured a "Hot Tuna Melt" at the outside stand, cool moist night especially after Tony made a prophetic comment about the oncoming outside break and adjustment. Had to laugh again mwhile taking care of our brought on munchies. Then more Tony-Thank you Tony & FPR, add the Unitarian Church here! American Wooden Music-A clean elixir get some on you best if the cultures are live now in 2023.
He was an iconic Bluegrass/New Acoustic/Jazz/Folk/Americana performing/recording artist and put down here on Earth by a UFO from another world long ago in1951... 😢 I miss him so much. Rest in peace, my Brother from another mother...
Would love to go to his grave and spend some time with him. My greatest acoustic Guitar influence!! No one can flat pick like him. On a plane all his own. My Dad, as a bluegrass band leader, had his collection and I’ve listened to Tony for almost 40 years. Unique..... R.I.P. my Friend.
Bryn Davies just told that bass what was what, I tell you! Best from the hills of Virginia. Cork P.C. Tony was a phenomenal player along with many from the Danville, Pittsylvania, Henry, Floyd area on and on who inspired and taught me the vagaries of the acoustic guitar...they gave me a blessing which will last my lifetime. To be able to play music is one of the 3 great joys of life: family, the love thereof, The Lord- whoever they may be, and music.
Up close and personal with fantastic sound of Tony and Company. Thank you for these, such a beautiful experience. Makes me wanna change to a Unitarian, if this is considered a form of worship of God given gifts of talent, this a horn a plenty. Jorma would agree, I bet.
Over the years I've always enjoyed watching Tony Rice give that little nod to the other musicians in the group. He KNOWS what he wants to hear and more importantly when we should hear it too. Such a gift to us all! Each of these superb musicians complement each other with their impeccable timing. Thank God for the gift of music and the talented musicians who deliver to us such beauty!
I've enjoyed Tony's music for a long time. Bought every record at least once. Only saw him twice. Both times here in Hamden, CT... front & second row seats! Needless to say the best ever.
Gracious goodness Mr. Tony!! Your take on this song is so awesome as well as the wonderful guys in the Band who do such a great job! So appreciate your all's skill, experience and love for the songs you play!
By FAR the most skilled acoustic player alive. Sorry Tommy, he covers songs too, as well as WRITES with an ENTIRE BAND. That is selfless love for music. TONY IS the REAL DEAL 💖
I don't know how this showed up in my Recommendations, but I'm sure glad it did. One of the sweetest performances I've ever seen. Maybe I'm ready to become a Unitarian!
so great to find this video. I was fortunate enough to be sitting in the center of the front row for this amazing concert, in this tiny church. THANKS for posting!
Am proud to be Tony’s Aunt Susie and I’ll never forget one time when he was about 17, he ask me a question and it was “Susie, do you think it’s a possibility that I may could get famous 1 day”? I said Tony in my mind you’re already famous beyond years”!! Miss him n was so proud of him!!!❤❤
Now that is a master guitarist right there. What a cool intro to the song! Tony Rice plays like the sun will never rise tomorrow and he just left his woman. I like it! And then comes the bassplayer and buries them all haha.
That was a big hardy grin he gave the upright bass player. That was good to see Tony smile. Great bass playing by a beautiful lady can bring out a smile out in a man.
There's a song that Greg Brown does called All of These Things.. now I know where Greg got it from... It is a very powerful song This Tony Rice performance is mind-blowing..
Other than by you, by who else? The TR guitar has been dunked in water, buried in sand (supposedly) and rebuilt and reglued so many times you can't really call it a Martin or a D-28. The best guitar I ever heard, not that you're interested, was that Gallagher played by Doc Watson. I'll listen to Doc any day of the week. TR - nope.
Here's another great Tony video from the same venue.
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I personally want to thank Less Than Face Productions for all the amazing music you post, I have found much much joy simply because of you and these awesome music videos! You Are Appreciated from people you don't even know. We are simply Grateful!!!
@tiffanymitchellsetliff5915 We really appreciate it Tiffany. Thanks for watching
It is with a heavy heart we say goodbye to one of the most iconic voices & musicians in bluegrass. David Anthony “Tony” Rice passed away yesterday, Dec 25, at his home in Reidsville, NC. Few will ever match his skill & influence. Rest in Peace, Tony.
Rest In Peace ✌🏻
@@bradyross2379 thanks t6o whoever this up. My only time in Hampdem CT was to find an undertaker to take care of my brother and my mother's journey to the next stage, and t hear tony sing this now. Here in FL he means a lot, there are a lot of great musicians drawn into the music like the great Mark Johnson by Tony and his brothers and other kin who still work and live here in Florida
what a player..the last missed tune of the intro made me laugh of pain and fun at the same time watching his face, damn i felt that...RIP.
Nice tune but where are the Conga Drums intro ? r.i.p
I was fortunate to see him in 1978 at Grandfather mountain
Absolutely phenomenal performance by one of the greatest flatpickers to ever live. RIP Tony Rice!
no surprise that David Grisman worked with him and Doc Watson
Greatest guitar players*
One of the most iconic guitarists of our generation. Will never get tired of listening to him. RIP.
We live on the same planet as Tony Rice. Gotta make you feel special.
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Priscilla Eich 😅😅😅
I taught tony that intro part. Just sayin
I live in the same town. 😄
Cheers for this, I've been looking for "guitar trainer game" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried - Peynharlotte Acoustic Smasher - (should be on google have a look ) ? Ive heard some super things about it and my brother in law got excellent success with it.
Tony brings a guitar alive; that sound is so clean and sweet. These musicians are so great, it lets us imagine what it must be like in heaven. Thanks for sharing these beautiful, wonderful sounds .
I was fortunate enough to attend this concert. I am so glad that I did!
You were a very lucky person. Wished I would have been there, regards from The Netherlands
Saw him and slightly different company round this time at Jormas' "Fur Peace Ranch" (Also on You Tube), devoured a "Hot Tuna Melt" at the outside stand, cool moist night especially after Tony made a prophetic comment about the oncoming outside break and adjustment. Had to laugh again mwhile taking care of our brought on munchies. Then more Tony-Thank you Tony & FPR, add the Unitarian Church here! American Wooden Music-A clean elixir get some on you best if the cultures are live now in 2023.
I was there, and it was beautiful. Tony is not of this world.
thanks for bragging. also thankful that Mr. Rice was of this world
Rip wayfaring stranger. Thank you for all that you gave.
One of The most Incredible Musicians of all time!!!
Tony's feel,timing,tone,n style beat any speedster for me..n his stage presence is more graceful than anybody I can think of.
He was a speedster himself, when he wanted to be.
He shares the stage w/always talent.
He was an iconic Bluegrass/New Acoustic/Jazz/Folk/Americana performing/recording artist and put down here on Earth by a UFO from another world long ago in1951... 😢 I miss him so much. Rest in peace, my Brother from another mother...
The mandolin is haunting. Goosebumps. Serious goosebumps.
Been lucky enough to see this live, front row, same line up
I wish I would have discovered Tony Rice much earlier in life. Then again, I may have given up playing.
I am the same. Only found him in the last 5-10 years. Such magic
just simply cuts to the soul...there will never be a better flat-picker than Tony Rice. RIP.
I didn't discover Tony until later in life. Something about his playing that is so calming. Never get tired of listening. 💪♥️🙏 RIP Tony Rice
Would love to go to his grave and spend some time with him. My greatest acoustic Guitar influence!! No one can flat pick like him. On a plane all his own. My Dad, as a bluegrass band leader, had his collection and I’ve listened to Tony for almost 40 years. Unique..... R.I.P. my Friend.
Bryn Davies just told that bass what was what, I tell you! Best from the hills of Virginia. Cork
P.C. Tony was a phenomenal player along with many from the Danville, Pittsylvania, Henry, Floyd area on and on who inspired and taught me the vagaries of the acoustic guitar...they gave me a blessing which will last my lifetime. To be able to play music is one of the 3 great joys of life: family, the love thereof, The Lord- whoever they may be, and music.
It was very cool to see that bass solo. You don't see too many of those in this kind of music. Good stuff!
Bryn Davies kills it here and on every other recording I have seen of her. Esperanza Spalding is another of my favorite stand up bassists
Tony and Wyatt are just the greatest!!!! Giving so much inspiration to so many!!!
Yes! Little old Danville Virginia does indeed produce some awesome things!!! My Hometown! Proud of it!
Exceptional performances by all that grace this stage! Played to perfection! Thanks for sharing this!
Tony was a gift to all of us, musicians and just listeners alike; he pushed in a gentle way that made all around him better, so we all are blessed.
Up close and personal with fantastic sound of Tony and Company. Thank you for these, such a beautiful experience. Makes me wanna change to a Unitarian, if this is considered a form of worship of God given gifts of talent, this a horn a plenty. Jorma would agree, I bet.
Work done in the form of service to humanity is worship (Baha'i writings) Emphasis on the arts encouraged as well...
That beginning was magic. And the whole performance too. What a bunch of masterful musicians.
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thanks captain knuckles
Over the years I've always enjoyed watching Tony Rice give that little nod to the other musicians in the group. He KNOWS what he wants to hear and more importantly when we should hear it too. Such a gift to us all! Each of these superb musicians complement each other with their impeccable timing. Thank God for the gift of music and the talented musicians who deliver to us such beauty!
That nod is so smooth
I've enjoyed Tony's music for a long time. Bought every record at least once. Only saw him twice. Both times here in Hamden, CT... front & second row seats! Needless to say the best ever.
Tony Rice, a master craftsman. Truly in the moment here. RIP big man.
I cannot get enough of this video.
Tony Rice....the KING, for sure! Thanks for the post...best wished for Tony and family.
Bluegrass musicians are on a different level from rock musicians,
Especially TONY RICE
Man is awesome
Best version of this song I've ever heard!! Incredible musicians!!
My favorite is richard bennett's
Gracious goodness Mr. Tony!! Your take on this song is so awesome as well as the wonderful guys in the Band who do such a great job! So appreciate your all's skill, experience and love for the songs you play!
By FAR the most skilled acoustic player alive. Sorry Tommy, he covers songs too, as well as WRITES with an ENTIRE BAND. That is selfless love for music. TONY IS the REAL DEAL 💖
Tommy writes and he IS the band!
I got to see this band at the Blue Ridge Music Centre in Galax. Music like this is in a class all its own. Thanks for posting.
I don't know how this showed up in my Recommendations, but I'm sure glad it did. One of the sweetest performances I've ever seen. Maybe I'm ready to become a Unitarian!
The only difference in Unitarianism is that they believe that the Father Son and Holy Ghost or Spirit are of the same and are all God
Tony Rice: Always missed, never forgotten, his music treasured forever!!!
When you have a style of your own you know you are unique. RIP Tony. I'll see you there someday.
Great bass solo!! Nice to see Tony smile, too.
Folks , the intro is totally magical!!
so great to find this video. I was fortunate enough to be sitting in the center of the front row for this amazing concert, in this tiny church. THANKS for posting!
Glad you enjoyed it James!
Tony Rice is a perfectionist and he plays like one.
The sound on this upload was solid and nice. Thank you.
My buddy had videoed lessons from Wyatt with he and wyatt playing. Needless to say Matt Bright and Wyatt are amazing
Sad day today. RIP Tony.
Mentally there isn't another guitar player like Tony Rice. They may have the dexterity and speed, but not the vision he has with a guitar.
Am proud to be Tony’s Aunt Susie and I’ll never forget one time when he was about 17, he ask me a question and it was “Susie, do you think it’s a possibility that I may could get famous 1 day”? I said Tony in my mind you’re already famous beyond years”!! Miss him n was so proud of him!!!❤❤
I love this video❤
RIP Tony and thank you for being you.
Now that is a master guitarist right there. What a cool intro to the song! Tony Rice plays like the sun will never rise tomorrow and he just left his woman. I like it! And then comes the bassplayer and buries them all haha.
Very nice! I hear "Summertime" by Gershwin all the time in the chords :)
whoah! what an opening: restrained lyricism without words!
Remember when Rickie Simpkin's was about 15 years old fiddlin like crazy at the Galax Fiddlers's Convention. Those were the days!
So beautiful. RIP Tony.
Takes me places - chokes me up.
Great instrumentals and I feel the music in all the instruments
Man oh Man! This guy changed bluegrass guitar playing for ever!!!!
RIP genius. What a player he was.
Tony Rice still the coolest man alive.
Very sad we lost him on Christmas this year
That was a big hardy grin he gave the upright bass player. That was good to see Tony smile. Great bass playing by a beautiful lady can bring out a smile out in a man.
She certainly found the right notes!
Grande Tony. Adorazione pura. :)
it just dont and never will be any better. The man
Love the way Tony smiles when the dobro goes totally dissonant at 5:18. You can tell he got a big kick out of it.
Rob Ickes was digging deep from the start
I always do
my favorite dobro lick of all time
The bass solo gave me chills and tears.....
And now he's passed into legend...
HOLY F***! HOW IS THAT KIND OF GUITAR NOTES POSSIBLE?!?! WHAT THE HELL?!!
Amazing!
There's nothing you can say about this; the music is eloquent enough.
Its been nearly a year since Tony moved on. Such a loss..we miss ya, RIp Tony
Damn...listen to those voicings.
As seen on FB..."Slash is the greatest player of all time..." Umm, I'd like to enter a second candidate, please
Slash? who the f is that?
to add, tony also
has arthritis in his hands
Slash is very good at what he does, but he doesn't belong in this world of players or in conversations here...sorry...and no disrespect to Slash.
I think one day Billy Strings will be the Tony Rice to whoever my generations Slash will be, (some guy with a laptop maybe?)
Roughly 5000 more i guess...anyone from the Appalachees that can hold a piece of wood basically from what i have heard.
merci ! thanks for this pepite !
A master at work
I really like all of you players for each of your parts that you contribute but Ricky is in another zone backing you all up! Love you all....
Exellent share!! Great musician's. Thanks for sharing..
incredible. My eyes sweated.
Rice is like the CEO of beauty and taste. There is so much class and talent on that stage......
C’est là toute la différence qu’il peut y avoir avec la musique électronique : les sentiments vibrants, au propre comme au figuré.
YiKES did I blow it. Had NO IDEA this lineup played down the road from us. If ya snooze, ya lose.
There's a song that Greg Brown does called All of These Things.. now I know where Greg got it from... It is a very powerful song
This Tony Rice performance is mind-blowing..
Just fabulous!
I feel nostalgic melody great! thank you.
Tony spirit foever!
Beautiful music.
I have just one question, why the hell is tony not so famous despite of godlike guitar playing and musical sensibilities.
The greatest of all time
Brilliant!
Rice smiling at the dobro intro!!!!
Also nice to see some ladies playing.
I really enjoyed that
God bless Tony Rice !
Beautiful...just beautiful
impeccable. Me manque le Tony Rice qui chantait: J'aimais bien sa voix
Imagine having to take your guitar break after Tony Rice, no matter who you are or how good you are
Not me!
i come here everyday for that bass solo
Love this song Tony and gang does agreat job I play this one myself old burl Ives wrote agood song here
I did not know Burl Ives wrote this. Thank you
this dude's on a whole nuther level
ok I'm carrying a torch for Bryn and I dont care if she knows
She always has a smile on her face when she plays
Love and miss you Tony!
The 1935 D-28 TR is playing once belonged to Clarence White and is regarded as the best sounding acoustic guitar ever made.
Josh Williams now shreds that machine. I’ve been inches from it but have yet to play it 😢
The mandolin player you see in this video if ya wasn’t sure.
Other than by you, by who else? The TR guitar has been dunked in water, buried in sand (supposedly) and rebuilt and reglued so many times you can't really call it a Martin or a D-28. The best guitar I ever heard, not that you're interested, was that Gallagher played by Doc Watson. I'll listen to Doc any day of the week. TR - nope.
@dap777754 Nope. Not interested.