The Travelin’ McCourys performing "Cumberland Blues" at Music City Roots Live From The Factory on 8.12.2015 #TravelinMcCourys #2019GrammyAwards #Grammy
For those interested the instrumental improvisation at the end is a traditional song called Cumberland Gap. The titles make a natural followup to Cumberland Blues
This might be the most incredibly talented group of musicians anywhere. I'm an old Deadhead myself, and it was a thrill to first hear them do it last year at DelFest, which of course is in Cumberland MD. This is one of my favorite Grateful Dead tunes, and it is cool to hear it played by guys who sing as well as these. A wonderful anecdote by lyricist Robert Hunter: he said an actual coal miner once observed to him, "I wonder what the guy who wrote this song would think if he heard a band like the Grateful Dead perform it." Hunter took that as a great compliment.
Jerry would be giggling and wanting to join in. 👍
WOW! Jerry's spirit has to be loving this.
Jerry and the rest of the boys would be proud! Bravo!
Jerry is looking down with a big old smile, thinking, "I'd love to jam with those guys"
For those interested the instrumental improvisation at the end is a traditional song called Cumberland Gap. The titles make a natural followup to Cumberland Blues
i appreciate that
I was hoping they’d go into that one☀️
I live 5 minutes from the town of Cumberland Gap and would give anything if some bigger bluegrass names would come play around here
I love this tune and this version
Yes,Indeed!
Great Workingman's music
Superb musicians. Incredible harmonies. Extraordinary improvisation. A hell of a lot of fun.
It's kind of overwhelming how good everyone is here. What a high level of playing!
It’s groovy
This is great!
This might be the most incredibly talented group of musicians anywhere. I'm an old Deadhead myself, and it was a thrill to first hear them do it last year at DelFest, which of course is in Cumberland MD. This is one of my favorite Grateful Dead tunes, and it is cool to hear it played by guys who sing as well as these.
A wonderful anecdote by lyricist Robert Hunter: he said an actual coal miner once observed to him, "I wonder what the guy who wrote this song would think if he heard a band like the Grateful Dead perform it." Hunter took that as a great compliment.
4 months til Delfest 2019! DelYeah!😋
I agree these guys and the infamous string dusters are tied up for first
I think its better than the Grateful Dead I know many wont agree but son it goes
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This is lovely!
Stellar playing, singing and energy. A great tune made even better. These guys are one of my favorite jazz bands. I hope they're all well.
Hillbilly Jazz
Grate ending... Keep making all them strings hot.
At 3:28 mins I have goosebumps and can't hold myself from screaming Yeeeeehaaaaaw!!!
Best dann music on the planet
these guys are great
I'm speechless I'm glad I found them
iam still dancing to this,amazing
Wow...missing seeing you boys this festival season..
yep jerry's stepping right along with this verison,where ever he is,great,talented,band.you did us well DEL
As near perfect as it gets.
CONGRATULATIONS on the GRAMMY WIN!
Jerry would love this!!
This is cool. If Jerry had ever brought his banjo out on stage at a GD show, this would have been the song for it.
I'm a fiddler and a Deadhead...this is great!
mike jarboe I was a banjo picker. But I’m ok now.
Vasser is smiling down!
That was fantastic! Great song and terrific musicians. Jerry would be beaming.
That was just awesome ! Thanks for sharing !
Just awesome
Makes me smile
Wonderous
Hot FIRE!!!
Boy can flat-pick!
Oh! Wow!
I got to get down!!!
👍👍💜💜💥💥💜💜💪💪
Entertaining Talented Band
Just a bit.
Del learned them real good.
W O W ! ! !
Yeeeeee Dawg!!!
id like to hear them play more dead - seen them do Loser and that was great too. Next time Me & My Uncle, Mama Tried, maybe Brown Eyed Women
Tight
I gotta get down
Off the wall, but is Robbie playing Earl's Grenada here? I cant see all of it.
BETTER than the Dead did it! Bravo!
Jason Carter might be a GOD?
yah ! I would say so!
Jay Mahnken
You should hear his girlfriend Kimber Ludiker. She's better than him. Both fantastic fiddlers.
This is awesome and would be a million times better if that guy's bass were mixed in.
Now, if only they did their version of teen spirit.
3:25 :)
none better
I've got something for all the dummy's that thumbed this down. I hope they're hungry.
bob sagat on standup bass
+kbroph4
That's Alan Bartram on the bass.
we always think he looks a little like Tom Hanks in his younger years. LOL
who the hell is that on guitar?
Cody Kilby
What's the 2nd tune? Katy Hill? Boy, it's brisk.
Cumberland Gap!
At 3:28 mins I have goosebumps and can't hold myself from screaming Yeeeeehaaaaaw!!!