Jim Ed Brown & Jimmy Capps Backstage CFR Honky Tonk!

Jim Ed & Jimmy Capps discussing how country music of today has got no originally or distinctively like the music of old!

[@thelastjohnwayne]

Sad Both of these Legends are gone now...... They are playing and singing in Heaven.

[@debbirbodner5358]

This is history of music and the singers, Jim Ed style will never be seen again with any singers. What style these two had.

[@SeeCSeesCC]

❤️ Jim Ed Brown, talent and a great person. I met him for a day I spent at TNN in the 80s on his show. Jimmy Capps, what a guitar legend

[@64samsky]

May the both be chatting in the arms of God now.

[@danellsudhoff5416]

Jim Ed said it like it should be. That is why I love the classics is because I know who sings it and who wrote it.

[@marlenebadyrka5817]

LOVE SEEING THIS

[@dannyc1174]

Man, ain't these boys RIGHT ON about all this! They're both great and they should know!

[@Hollcall]

There are VERY FEW UNIQUE Voices today. All sound the same. Been saying that for years.

[@austinteutsch]

RIP Jimmy and Jimmy.

[@davidgainey3448]

Jimmy has not lost his Johnston County, NC accent.

[@monsterjoe94]

David Gainey except uncle Jim was from arkansas

[@OfficialZachariahMalachi]

@@monsterjoe94 He was referring to Jimmy Capps, I believe.

[@michaelstamper3096]

Waylon Jennings was in that unique artistic group

[@mr.bluegrass9723]

does anyone know where Jimmy capps is originally from. he sure was a great man and a wonderful guitar player. he will surely be missed.

[@heyhey1956]

Jimmy Capps was born 25 May 1939 in Fayetteville, North Carolina, United States!

[@gwenkamerer3047]

Two greats! Just not the same, music or ethics

[@RAB19751]

Clone and copy!! Exactly!!