@@rafehollister9123 NPR is funded in part by tax payer $$, so it’s DEFINITELY far left politically…I used to listen to NPR because it was like listening in on the enemy…one merely had to read between the lines to get their agenda, but since Nov 3, 2020, they don’t even bother hiding their leftist ideology, so I no longer listen…I do enjoy their music programming though…I’ll never support them financially, beyond the tax dollars they already receive that is.
thanks npr - i love these guys - all y'all who haven't heard their radio show, let me tell you it's terrific and quite educational - intelligent musicians interviewing intelligent musicians, and it's fun - corny jokes and all
Wow Buddy and JIm, that amazing good. Quite frankly, I'm just bit hurt,,,,,,,,,and surprised I have not received my autographed copy of this record in the mail yet! Perry
damn but I love this channel, you guys provide me with some of the most impressive talents musically of all levels in the industry and each one is a gem! loved the sound, the passion in the music and more to it I love you guys for putting people like these into my headphones so I can support real artists. thank you NPR and ty Buddy and Jim :)
Clean it up cowboy, or we’re callin’ your ma! The majority of of viewers know Buggy, Jim and their cohorts. Focus on those commenters talking about the drummers choice of percussion instruments. Giggle, giggle, tee-here!
All the information given about the show and Jim and Buddy, tthe crew, producer, editor, Craft services, etc, etc,, AND NO MENTION OF THE MUSICIANS!!!!!!!! SHAME on you! It's times like these I miss vinyl. Liner notes, naming the players, songwriter, studio when they recorded, all that good stuff. Now it's you tube or iTunes instant gratification. Does anyone remember going to the record store on Tuesdays for the latest releases?/
Fats Kaplin on fiddle, Marco Giovino on US Post Office box (percussion), Jay Weaver on bass.
I’m a retired postal worker and that is the first thing I noticed 😮
How could you not love these guys? They are the real deal!!
Legends! And JIm Lauderdale is not only a brilliant musician but obviously a thoroughly decent human being.
Down to earth Americana feel here Guys...love the drummer bangin' on a mail box...Classic!
Buddy and Jim are awesome great performance by all the musicians love it!
Wonderful concert. especially loved Jim's animations! Great music on top.
Southern authentic. So good.
Thank goodness for public radio; the oasis in the wasteland.
If only they'd leave their far left politics out of the programming....
Far left? Bullshit.
Middle of the road common sense.
Public radio, last independent radio we have left.
@@rafehollister9123 NPR is funded in part by tax payer $$, so it’s DEFINITELY far left politically…I used to listen to NPR because it was like listening in on the enemy…one merely had to read between the lines to get their agenda, but since Nov 3, 2020, they don’t even bother hiding their leftist ideology, so I no longer listen…I do enjoy their music programming though…I’ll never support them financially, beyond the tax dollars they already receive that is.
thanks npr - i love these guys - all y'all who haven't heard their radio show, let me tell you it's terrific and quite educational - intelligent musicians interviewing intelligent musicians, and it's fun - corny jokes and all
really cool - love that the drummers playing on a postal box with bubble wrap! - excellent fiddle & really fine playing from all
Hermosa música!!!
Love this. Love Buddy's iPhone strobe tuner app, too!
Love the Guitar Tuna app myself.
This kind of thing is all over Nashville, all the time
Wow Buddy and JIm, that amazing good. Quite frankly, I'm just bit hurt,,,,,,,,,and surprised I have not received my autographed copy of this record in the mail yet!
Perry
This is proper country-type music. Not that BS that is out there now.
This is some good shit right here!
Awesome set, gents!
amen
check out the drummer banging on a mail box with bubble wrap on it.
oncefaraway first thing I noticed. lol
Might be the best part of this video! :) Naw, just joshing. The best part would be Jim.
His name is Marco Giovino. He moved to Nashville from Jersey, but from Boston originally.
you guys have a pretty good ability to find genuine talent. this is an awesome series
damn but I love this channel, you guys provide me with some of the most impressive talents musically of all levels in the industry and each one is a gem! loved the sound, the passion in the music and more to it I love you guys for putting people like these into my headphones so I can support real artists. thank you NPR and ty Buddy and Jim :)
Thanks for sharing!
10 years ago? Can't be.
back when it was actually just an office
So good :)
Marco Giovino on percussion. Rocco!!!
fresh air
Wow, that drummer has a postal service kit... I'm still saving up for one...
Jim got some eyes - contacts or no.
It's like that the whole video. I kept wondering if its a video or a phone call myself.
Bob from Twins Peaks has escaped the black lodge and started singing
Hey look it's the Grinch that stole Christmas no wait it's Jim Lauderdale
Looks like a Peterson iStroboSoft tuner app.
$9.99 and totally worth it.
💕 💞 💓 💗 💖
The only thing missing is Robert Miles, aka "COUNT SMOKULA"
You name the producer, engineer, editor, etc BUT U don't mention or credit the musicians, WTF?
The fiddler/mando player is Fats Kaplan czcams.com/video/INPE4OHySG0/video.html
Clean it up cowboy, or we’re callin’ your ma! The majority of of viewers know Buggy, Jim and their cohorts. Focus on those commenters talking about the drummers choice of percussion instruments. Giggle, giggle, tee-here!
This is how I imagine BRMC will be in 50 years...
Geezers rule!
If Gillian and Allyson came around I'd die....
"all songs considered...but no the musicians"
apparently, their names aren't cool enough for some to write about, or even mention.
pretty sure the bassist is barry bales from union station
Jay Bird nope. not sure who the bass player is but it ain't Barry Bales (who btw also plays with #EarlsofLeicester) 👍
Great music, production... except it really infuriates me that the title screen masks what is going on for the first ten seconds or so.
👍🎶❤️
Hey camera man...every time Buddy has a guitar solo you cut to the fiddle player...frustrating...great video diminished...
1:50 someone's getting a phone call...
Any idea what Gibson guitar Buddy is playing? It sounds so good. But then, he could make a barn door sound good.
It's a J-45, shaded.
Arguably the most recorded guitar in the industry…I have a ‘73 myself
Is that Bob from Twin Peaks?!?
What ap on his iphone is he using to tune his guitar?
Damn, are you ever correct! I'd expect better from someone at that level. I guess radio guys don't get video!
All the information given about the show and Jim and Buddy, tthe crew, producer, editor, Craft services, etc, etc,, AND NO MENTION OF THE MUSICIANS!!!!!!!!
SHAME on you!
It's times like these I miss vinyl. Liner notes, naming the players, songwriter, studio when they recorded, all that good stuff. Now it's you tube or iTunes instant gratification. Does anyone remember going to the record store on Tuesdays for the latest releases?/
Who's the fiddle player?
Fats Kaplan