James King & Rhonda Vincent - Lonesome River
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- James King joins Rhonda Vincent & the Rage to sing "Lonesome River" at the Gettysburg Bluegrass Festival at Granite Hill Camping Resort near Gettysburg, PA on May 19, 2012.
The Band:
James King - Vocal
Rhonda Vincent - Mandolin, Vocal
Hunter Berry - Fiddle
Aaron McDaris - Banjo
Mickey Harris - Bass
Ben Helsen - Guitar
Brent Davis - Dobero
Rhonda Vincent's ability to blend seamlessly with literally anyone she sings with is incredible. Wonderful harmony here.
Now, that's what I call bluegrass harmony. LOVE IT
Jams King---one mighty fine performer!
Two of the best in bluegrass!
What a performance!!! I'm going to see Ronda Vincent in Sept. Wish James King could be there. RIP Brother.
This is my 1st grand baby "smiley Riley"& she's just like her mommy Jackie was! All I do is video it seems but it's worth it!
Bravo Rhonda and the band . You're SUPER ! From : Flo . Hautes-Laurentides , Québec
Don't get much better than this
great playing -- love the harmony
That is awsome, I didnt see this show.
Awesome. Thanks.
Wonderful!!
Listen to Lou Reed and Russell Moore sing this.
Holy Smokes!! Two of my all-time favorites together! Thank you soooo much for posting. Is there anywhere that I could get a DVD of this show?
the king with the queen of bluegrass, I love it.
Some of the best bluegrass ever. I've never heard this classic done better! Unlike so many clips, the sound is quite good.
I was there! Sweet memories. Wish they would release a recording of this. Hear them do this a couple of times. RIP James. And one more thing, Rhonda Vincent is one classy lady. Her love & respect for her fans is second to none.
Rest in Peace James King.
You can't find a performance like that just anywhere.
Apparently a legend to many, a new revelation to me. This is fine!
Love that dobro.
RIP James
What a legend. RIP
awesome, thnxxxx for posting :)))
Awesome.that's it that's all. Thanks.
Thanks. They go well together. We work hard at trying to get good sound. Use Rode shotgun mic with ambient sound.
The Stanley Bros. version of this song inspired Ricky Skaggs to take up his profession.
Wonder what happened to King's guitar ? He was really lonely without it as he was still strumming a non-existence instrument. He's one of a dying breed staying true to real Bluegrass.. Thanks James K.
+Nate Ngzcaz I reckon James Felt naked without his guitar
Most his life he a habit of wringing his hands and strumming an air guitar. He was completely lost without it. I wonder where it is resting tonight .
Is that great bluegrass entertainment, or what!?
I always thought this song was best by Carl Jackson but I may have to change my mind.
Kanye West recorded this with Kenny G.