Fantastic video! I had the privilege of seeing Jimmy many times in person when I was a teenager. He was always great! I miss all the legends. RIP Jimmy ❤️🙏
Jimmy martin, one of the all time greats for sure. All of those important figures who laid the foundation for bluegrass have gone on now. I sure do miss them. Ill call their era, the golden era of bluegrass.
Thats how you play a mandolin. Thats the style I fell in love with. Its how I play it..or try. And its that sound that really swells the soul of bluegrass roots
Dear Sir (Ronnie !) I wish to write (say) "THANK YOU SO MUCH AND CONGRATULATIONS" for your "work" on UA-cam since the last years. Friendly wishes from France. Jo
Hey Ronnie, I don't know if you remember me. I met you on Lookout Mountian in Alabama up from Fort Payne Alabama a few years ago and talk to you about your Hats. And the waterfall across the road the concert was rained out but we went inside and had a great time with you in the jam session. I still haven't found one of those hats. But thank you for everything you do. You are a special person. God bless you. Your friend and fan. David Coy Sipsy.
While Jimmy was without a doubt The King of Bluegrass and I was certainly lucky to know Jimmy fairly well. He'd call me and say "John, This is. JIMMY MARTIN.....WHY don't you bring Big Red and come over....? BTW, Big Red was Segrams 7 and Dr.Pepper. sometimes I'd go and Jimmy was a great host and very funny. Other times not so much. Like the rest of us Jimmy had some issues but I always thought if if you could get past the bs Jimmy could be a great guy....
Fantastic video! I had the privilege of seeing Jimmy many times in person when I was a teenager. He was always great! I miss all the legends. RIP Jimmy ❤️🙏
The best to ever do it hands down.
Bluegrass rhythm guitar workshop. It's a much bigger deal than most assume. It will change the sound of a bluegrass band.
Jimmy martin, one of the all time greats for sure. All of those important figures who laid the foundation for bluegrass have gone on now. I sure do miss them. Ill call their era, the golden era of bluegrass.
Well said! Very sad all the pioneers are gone. I miss them all. 😞❤️🙏
Jimmy Martin one off a kind ! Loved all his music , liked them bluegrass runs he made on guitar!!
The standard for Bluegrass, love it.
Nothing beats THE KING OF BLUEGRASS a man’s man who loved God Family and Ol’Pete and all his dogs like they were his children
Thats how you play a mandolin. Thats the style I fell in love with. Its how I play it..or try. And its that sound that really swells the soul of bluegrass roots
Dear Sir (Ronnie !) I wish to write (say) "THANK YOU SO MUCH AND CONGRATULATIONS" for your "work" on UA-cam since the last years. Friendly wishes from France. Jo
Fabulous video thank you Mr Reno
Thank you Ronnie!
Hey Ronnie, I don't know if you remember me. I met you on Lookout Mountian in Alabama up from Fort Payne Alabama a few years ago and talk to you about your Hats. And the waterfall across the road the concert was rained out but we went inside and had a great time with you in the jam session. I still haven't found one of those hats. But thank you for everything you do. You are a special person. God bless you. Your friend and fan. David Coy Sipsy.
That's the feel.
Thanks for sharing, Ronnie.. Great channel
So is your channel,Jan...let's keep playing on🎶
Lordy Lordy
who were the sunny mtn. boys here? & what year was this?
While Jimmy was without a doubt The King of Bluegrass and I was certainly lucky to know Jimmy fairly well. He'd call me and say "John, This is. JIMMY MARTIN.....WHY don't you bring Big Red and come over....? BTW, Big Red was Segrams 7 and Dr.Pepper. sometimes I'd go and Jimmy was a great host and very funny. Other times not so much. Like the rest of us Jimmy had some issues but I always thought if if you could get past the bs Jimmy could be a great guy....
Who were the band members on this video?
David Nance on Dobro,Chris Warner on banjo,Ray Martin Jr.on mandolin.I don't know who is on fiddle & bass,anybofy knows?
Sorry the banjo player is Larry Wallace & bass player is Billy Rose.
Thanks ❤
@@petermietus1893 I thought that looked like Billy Rose, been so many years I wasn't sure. We picked a LOT over the years! thanks for sharing this!
I thought that was Larry Wallace on banjo not Chris