Josh Daniel turned me onto your music. I got to open for Doc Watson at The Great American Music Hall in San Francisco. He played in the dressing room for hours before going on and I just sat outside and listened. What a great player he was. I too was intimidated and didn't talk to him. David Grisman was there playing with him and we talked a bit but Doc? He was too busy with his guitar to talk.
Remember Bill Monroe riding his own white horse and showed me he could still cut lumber with an ax he had burrowed from Curtis Shats (my spelling messy, definetely) Jr. Of course, Doc Watson, I remember, along with so many legendary figure.
Fantastic John just great !! Hello from Michael Fess!
LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS❤️❤️❤️❤️🎵🎶🎵🎶
Thanks JC for the 'hat tip' to Doc.. You are certainly a class act Brother! NGR for life..(Was great seeing you in Hiwassee Ga) Blessings..
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Josh Daniel turned me onto your music. I got to open for Doc Watson at The Great American Music Hall in San Francisco. He played in the dressing room for hours before going on and I just sat outside and listened. What a great player he was. I too was intimidated and didn't talk to him. David Grisman was there playing with him and we talked a bit but Doc? He was too busy with his guitar to talk.
Thanks so much for this!
Thanks JC, has there been a better singer in this genre?
NEVER! Saw them right there in 1976 when the Down Home opened!!
Remember Bill Monroe riding his own white horse and showed me he could still cut lumber with an ax he had burrowed from Curtis Shats (my spelling messy, definetely) Jr. Of course, Doc Watson, I remember, along with so many legendary figure.
What is the name of this beautiful song
Yeah I would like to know too
Good catch. I fixed it. :-)
Ed Toth on the drums for the current Doobie Brothers
I believe that was on 6/8 , was it not ?