J.D.Wilkes (with Lucy B. Cochran) - Blood on the Bluegrass
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- J.D.Wilkes and Lucy B. Cochran perform "Blood on the Bluegrass" at the Daviess County Public Library
Be sure to check out J.D.'s new book "The Vine That Ate the South"
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So proud of JD!!!
Met him at a Reverend Horton Heat anniversary show. Super kind man. I'm honored he would shake my hand.
I'd kill to watch the Shakers here Portland. Oddly enough, I got kicked out of the Reverend Horton Heat show at the Doug Fir here a couple weeks ago. They aged well, maybe I didn't.
Wow what a song I'm listening to his back catalogue I have bought everything
Just seen him in Moseley Folk Festival UK : total gentleman. Brilliant musician and witty cool individual.
Love this song sooooo much ❤️
He is SO talented.
That was amazing
Great video story and song! Thanks for doing it!
Him talking about the vampire cult made me laugh so hard lol he should watch a documentary called "kentucky teenage vampires" on youtube.. Probably where it originated from 😂
And guess what, i am born in Calloway county and currently living here, never met the vampire cult though as I was born on 2006, lol
Thank you again, South Park
I was in high school when this happened not to far from there.
Hilarious!🤣
I remember this. It was Vampire: the Masquerade DnD style game. The V:tM players were absolutely insufferable back then. They were the absolute epitome of the South Park goths but worse, not like regular goths.
My friend brother was in the cult she lives in paduca she told. Me the story Rob was the leader they were off the chain her bro got life also
You haven't a clue what Dungeons & Dragons is, do you?
@@ef9920 do you suppose he'd go into a sports bar & remind those wearing jerseys that they aren't *real* athletes?
He didn't even really say anything negative about Dungeons & Dragons. Look up Rodrick Ferrell and the Murray Vampire Cult. You will find an incredibly grisly story that ends in murder. They were playing Vampire: The Masquerade, which is an D&D-esque RPG. I'm sure the name just escaped him in the moment.
No one cares, nerd.
No he doesn't, he has clearly been laid before.
Why did Gold Tone take on a bully as a spokesperson?
Excellent song. Has been on my rock&bluegrass playlists propably the most longest as an bluegrass song. Guy seemed to be an dick though, if people have enough time to think how others dress and do their hair, those people don't have enough going on in their lives.
From what I have understood about the vampire goths, and goths in general, they often do what they do and dress how they dress heavily because of the sex - it's an fetish, but guess he just was kidding around.
Nah, the 90s vampire goths were a bunch of dorks.. Nothing like the deathrock/goth scene of the 80s
@@nahuilegorreta6572 If people want to dress up as vampires, it's their own business. Wilkes was just a small minded greaser (I use it too), when he started to fuck around with them. People, who think they are better than someone else are assholes.
Granted that slashing tires is a heavy reaction, but I got the feeling he was sugar coating his own part from the story.