The Foghorn Stringband - "Way Down In North Carolina"
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- The Foghorn Stringband performs "Way Down In North Carolina"
Captured live in Floyd, VA for the Handmade Music School
Produced as a promo for the Cunningham Guitar Raffle
Raffle proceeds to benefit the Handmade Music School.
Go to: HandmadeMusicSchool.com for tickets
Drawing is June 9, 2023
Guitar by Cunningham Handmade Instruments
HandmadeMusicSchool.com
FoghornStringband.com
Yeah now this is music..
Grand Ole Opry...material,for a long time now...
The Foghorn Stringband is aging with such beauty and grace. You delight us as always!
Aging? I'm not aging and I'm in my 8th Decade! They'll be around another 30 years! Love 'em.
@@bessieclark7711 Is aging a crime? Just asking. Yours truly, courtesy of a 70-year-old "outlaw."
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Just had a foot patting experience 👍👏😊
What a great song played by virtuoso musicians - wow!
Reeb got that guitar a humming thats a good sounding instrument ✌️
Learned to play in time watching and listening to Reeb, thanks much.
Measured in smiles per square metre (both theirs and ours), these guys win by a mile...
Ok, I just listened to "Policeman " and couldn't comment on that thread but I'm officially your newest raving fan now. You play like my folks. Even included the sitting on a log, finger on, you know! That's how my dad sings it, with slight variation..Anyway, I'm in love you guys only three songs in, can't believe I haven't found you before!!
Damn that Mandolin and fiddle are note for note!!
Reeb with a Cunningham guitar, must really be good for her to give up her vintage 000-18 Martin. I don;t think I ever saw her play anything else. It sounds great too in her very capable hands.
Reeb: "It's still ringing." And so are we!
I absolutely love this!
... here I sit too wasted up in North Carolina and don't wana go home way down in Southern Florida...
Fantastic sound --- love it.
"is still runing" so cute . ☺
Grew up on this song among so many others, thanks for keeping it all alive ❤
Awesome!!! Love you guys.
I really enjoy your music. I notice how Nadine dances when she is playing. I sure wish you would come to Ky.
If you want to see Nadine "rock out" try this: ua-cam.com/video/dR13RWa8qHc/v-deo.html
Great foot-tapping stuff.
Wow! That's the real deal! I loved it! I certainly had to subscribe, 'cause it doesn't get any better than this! God bless, Charles
Beautiful
Buen grupo !!! Veniros para Europa.👏👏👏👍
Some great sawing on there, great tune.
🇨🇦👍👍👍😊
Y'all just keep getting better!
A pleasure to listen to
Nice new guitar first thing I noticed
Good to see a beautiful Jackson Cunningham flat top in action. I thought I recognised the logo and it was confirmed the end.
A beautiful guitar with a great sound; louder than Reeb's 000-18, but then it is bigger. With different woods and construction techniques, it sounds different, but not better than her Martin, Both are fabulous instruments, one could really appreciate/ either one.
You guys are the best. Where was this video made?
Yes, I was wondering what happened to her Martin.
Great , separated was okay, but , unique sound as a foursome. You got it!😊
Cowboyoutfit is olways missing😢❤
I would like be with you
HEY! How come Reeb isn't playing her vintage Martin 000-18? Is she playing the raffle guitar?
Yes! We did a series of sessions with the raffle guitar :) there’s still time to get a ticket fyi !
Is this guitar? ua-cam.com/video/okqyQpYRKbk/v-deo.html
IMO there are only two types of guitars: (1) Real American Made Martins (2) Imitations of Martin guitars (or Gibsons), some boutique ones that are very expensive, but still attempts to recreate classic Martins of the 30s & early 40s. However, I am certain Cunningham makes outstanding instruments, and he is from the right part of the country. A lot of love goes into a fully handmade instrument, but they tend to be rather pricey. Plus, all the solid woods that made the vintage Martins so good, just cannot be obtained today. Collins & Bourgeous are boutique and actually too expensive, but they require high prices to make a profit.
Hey, thanks for your comments :) You might enjoy our series of mini docs about the making of the raffle guitar. All of the wood for this piece was locally sourced and much of it was passed down to Jackson from local luthiers like the legendary fiddle-maker Albert Hash and his daughter Audrey Hash-Ham. Jackson puts so much into each of his instruments and this guitar is a fine example of that. Pretty cool that he makes one a year to benefit a local non-profit like the Handmade Music School in Floyd. Someone will get this incredible guitar for $25!
here is the link to the docs and the series of sessions: ua-cam.com/play/PLOGwTFisSEIK2VTzUbGlmO-NGudD4i412.html
What kind of mic is that?
That is a Peluso 414. PelusoMicrophoneLab.com :)