Lots of surprises within this wonderful concert: Lara's theme, two known songs from John Fogerty's interpretations and finally a classic rock n roll. Magnificent.
Wery nice ans "happy" to hear Allen Shelton on banjo and (his favorite instrument) the dobro-banjo during this concert. Nice guy and friend of mine since Frankfurt/Germany in the backstage room during two hours...JO (France)
Jesse McReynolds -Mandolin Jim McReynolds -Guitar Jimmy Campbell -Fiddle Allen Shelton -Banjo Keith McReynold -Bass 01 Intro Inst. 02 Don't Say Goodbye If You Love Me 03 Blue Ridge Mountain Blues 04 Band Intros 05 Bending Strings 06 I'm Happy Every Day I Live 07 When I Dream About The Southland 08 Somewhere My Love 09 Inst. 10 Paradise (Mr.Peabody's Coal Train) 11 Blue Bonnet Lane 12 This And That 13 Eastbound Freight Train tape Flip 14 Whispering 15 On The Wings Of A Dove 16 Everyone Will Be Happy Over There 17 Airmail Special 18 Johnny B Goode
This is 1987, not 1989. Jimmy Campbell started with them in 1987, and by 1989, Vic Jordan would’ve been playing banjo. Also, by 1989, Keith would’ve had the bass on a stand due to his MS.
Thanks for posting this video! Jim and jesse mcreynolds are bluegrass legends. Thankfully, jesse mcreynolds is still a living legend. If you have any information about jesse mcreynolds mandolin style and tuning, I would really appreciate the information. I am an experienced guitarist, and have recently took up the mandolin. I would really love to learn the mcreynolds mandolin tuning and style. Jesse mcreynolds is one of my favorite mandolin stylists!
Russel thank for the comment. I run the Jim & Jesse facebook group. If you are on Facebook look for Jim & Jesse - Bluegrass Legends and you'll find a wealth of information.
read this fast, it will be deleted fast (along with your comment)...Jesse's "tuning" is done with his left pinky-fingernail on ONE of the A or D strings, while another finger plays a lower note...this is nearly impossible to do without muting other strings...
Thank you for the videos of Jim & Jesse and the Virginia Boys, and especially of my dear sweet husband Jesse who passed away on June of 2023. God bless you.
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Jim and Jesse, the Louvin Brothers provide great harmonies. Five stars.
So sad that I was born in 2005 and will never be able to see them live…
@singlemalt1107 I wish you a very long, happy life, filled with wonderful bluegrass music by your favorite groups, and singers.
Lots of surprises within this wonderful concert: Lara's theme, two known songs from John Fogerty's interpretations and finally a classic rock n roll. Magnificent.
Glad you enjoyed the set!
The great Jimmy Campbell..fiddle player. Rip.
Fantastic! Thanks for posting. Jim was a real trooper dealing with a guitar that was a little less than cooperative.
Wery nice ans "happy" to hear Allen Shelton on banjo and (his favorite instrument) the dobro-banjo during this concert. Nice guy and friend of mine since Frankfurt/Germany in the backstage room during two hours...JO (France)
Ģreat blue grass band tremendous instrumentation and vocals
Jesse McReynolds -Mandolin
Jim McReynolds -Guitar
Jimmy Campbell -Fiddle
Allen Shelton -Banjo
Keith McReynold -Bass
01 Intro Inst.
02 Don't Say Goodbye If You Love Me
03 Blue Ridge Mountain Blues
04 Band Intros
05 Bending Strings
06 I'm Happy Every Day I Live
07 When I Dream About The Southland
08 Somewhere My Love
09 Inst.
10 Paradise (Mr.Peabody's Coal Train)
11 Blue Bonnet Lane
12 This And That
13 Eastbound Freight Train
tape Flip
14 Whispering
15 On The Wings Of A Dove
16 Everyone Will Be Happy Over There
17 Airmail Special
18 Johnny B Goode
Thanks for the song annotations!
I was there... This is the legends tour in 1987
Yes, that is correct :)
1989 Midsummer Bluegrass Festival (NOT CBA !!!)
This is 1987, not 1989. Jimmy Campbell started with them in 1987, and by 1989, Vic Jordan would’ve been playing banjo. Also, by 1989, Keith would’ve had the bass on a stand due to his MS.
thank ya!
Goodness gracious that's good
Thanks for posting this video! Jim and jesse mcreynolds are bluegrass legends. Thankfully, jesse mcreynolds is still a living legend. If you have any information about jesse mcreynolds mandolin style and tuning, I would really appreciate the information. I am an experienced guitarist, and have recently took up the mandolin. I would really love to learn the mcreynolds mandolin tuning and style. Jesse mcreynolds is one of my favorite mandolin stylists!
Russel thank for the comment. I run the Jim & Jesse facebook group. If you are on Facebook look for Jim & Jesse - Bluegrass Legends and you'll find a wealth of information.
read this fast, it will be deleted fast (along with your comment)...Jesse's "tuning" is done with his left pinky-fingernail on ONE of the A or D strings, while another finger plays a lower note...this is nearly impossible to do without muting other strings...
Very musical
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Appreciate the support and the kind words.
Thank you for the videos of Jim & Jesse and the Virginia Boys, and especially of my dear sweet husband Jesse who passed away on June of 2023. God bless you.
I just read about Campbell's brutal lifes end. Cut down in a fiddler's prime......RIP
Awesome❤ is that tim obrian on fiddle ❤
No, that is Jimmy Campbell on the fiddle.
Did you notice Jim broke a string on Blue Ridge Mountain Blues?