Its so nice to listen this nice song and album. This is my music. Bluegrass is the music that say what feel my heard. Hello to all music lovers on the World. Best wishes from countrytown remblinghausen germany
No, you're not nmuber 1 fan. I know a man who loves this guy here in Japan. He must be Number 1. Or,whould you share the number 1 position with him? :)
Mr Poverty Actually my good man it’s a well-known fact that I am the number one fan in the world and I have the documentation to prove it somewhere around here now dammit where did I put that sugar I’m always losing my number one fan in the world documentation oh well you just have to take my word for it without you ha ha Ha ha ha
Of course I'm a big fan of Tony Rice and this rendition. Another rendition of this song I liked was a folky version by Tom Northcott from Vancouver,B.C.,Canada recorded in the mid-late 60's.. Thanks for sharin Tony's music.
Heard Tom Nirthcott back in the late '60's at my high school, the same school that he'd graduated from. I sort of wish Tom had gotten into the groove of stardom but he had other plans, more power to him.
Jimmy Gaudreau is one of my favorites. Love him ever since hearing this album years ago now. He plays mandolin and sings the tenor on this song, contrary to some other posts below. John Duffey sings and plays on just one song on Plays and Sings Bluegrass.
I agree this sounds more like Gaudreau, but the tenor on This Morning At Nine sounds an awful lot like Duffey to me. I know he also sang tenor on Galveston Flood.
@@guitardudebanjoman Sounds like Duffy on this cut, too, but I guess if the album jacket says otherwise, then fine. Is Gaudreau considered to sound like Duffy? I don't really know one way or the other.
I know John Duffey's tenor.... and he's not singing on this cut. He sings tenor on Galveston Flood from the same album... listen to both of them and you can clearly hear it's not John Duffey singing tenor on this one. And I have the album - so yes I know who's singing on it.
Excellent cover of Dylan song, love the upbeat sound..RIP Tony 12/25/20, such a loss for us all
The greatest bluegrass picker and singer that ever lived. Long like Tony Rice.
Its so nice to listen this nice song and album. This is my music. Bluegrass is the music that say what feel my heard. Hello to all music lovers on the World. Best wishes from countrytown remblinghausen germany
Can't duplicate Tony Rice!! ❤❤
Tony you are MR BlueGrass and NO ONE can top your speed and accuracy when it comes down to it in my book your a legend in your own time !!!
don't get any better than this.i listen to tony most every day...God bless you tony.....#1 fan in the world
No, you're not nmuber 1 fan. I know a man who loves this guy here in Japan. He must be Number 1. Or,whould you share the number 1 position with him? :)
Mr Poverty Actually my good man it’s a well-known fact that I am the number one fan in the world and I have the documentation to prove it somewhere around here now dammit where did I put that sugar I’m always losing my number one fan in the world documentation oh well you just have to take my word for it without you ha ha Ha ha ha
Iam also no.1 fan
No 1 fan also
Tony's guitar always sounds good to my ears,Martin or Santa Cruz. Also great vocals and lyrics. Thanks for posting.
Rest In Peace, Tony Rice. You sure were a guitar picker.
Great song!
I miss Tony so so much!!
Of course I'm a big fan of Tony Rice and this rendition. Another rendition of this song I liked was a folky version by Tom Northcott from Vancouver,B.C.,Canada recorded in the mid-late 60's.. Thanks for sharin Tony's music.
Heard Tom Nirthcott back in the late '60's at my high school, the same school that he'd graduated from. I sort of wish Tom had gotten into the groove of stardom but he had other plans, more power to him.
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Tony's the shit.
Tony the master on the guitar !
Tony the master on the guitar !
I'm no expert but to me Tony's one of the greatest of the greatest. 💜
Terrific.
My favorite! Amy Garland
best version
Jimmy Gaudreau is one of my favorites. Love him ever since hearing this album years ago now. He plays mandolin and sings the tenor on this song, contrary to some other posts below. John Duffey sings and plays on just one song on Plays and Sings Bluegrass.
I agree this sounds more like Gaudreau, but the tenor on This Morning At Nine sounds an awful lot like Duffey to me. I know he also sang tenor on Galveston Flood.
@@guitardudebanjoman That's Duffy singing tenor, no question. I agree the mando doesn't really sound like Duffy. Not scruffy and eccentric enough.
@@drewby613 yeah the album credits say Duffy played/sang on This Morning at Nine and Galveston Flood.
@@guitardudebanjoman Sounds like Duffy on this cut, too, but I guess if the album jacket says otherwise, then fine. Is Gaudreau considered to sound like Duffy? I don't really know one way or the other.
@@drewby613 people always get confused about that on this album. They both sound pretty similar, especially when mixed into a 3 part harmony.
great!!:P
Actually on this song, Jimmy Gaudreau is singing tenor.... but I agree John Duffey's tenor was awesome on everything that he sang.
Sean McCormick I grew up across the road from John D’s daughter. My favorite tenor.
Mmm...Hawaiian shirts and John Duffey's mandolin playing.
Jerry Douglas is present?
I was wondering too. That dobro is excellent.
but of course!
Yes,, Jerry Douglas !!!!🧡🏵️🔥
I know John Duffey's tenor.... and he's not singing on this cut. He sings tenor on Galveston Flood from the same album... listen to both of them and you can clearly hear it's not John Duffey singing tenor on this one. And I have the album - so yes I know who's singing on it.