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- čas přidán 17. 12. 2016
- Andy, Jake & myself had a little free time before KT's final show this year and had a little picking party. Hope you enjoy it!
All the best and keep rollin,
RC
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Outstanding. THIS is the kind of music that should be played on Sirius XM "Bluegrass Junction".. rather than rock music played on traditional bluegrass instruments.
I agree 110%
Met Andy at a concert backstage, this fella knows th violin...wow, so accurate, of course Ricky wont have it any other way,,,...the best
Ricky Skaggs got a winner when he hired Jake Workman. Jake and Russ seem to have bonded like brothers
Bluegrass is such honest real music. Grat stuff.
Awesome! That's what it's all about! The fellows were all smiles through out!
Good job young men! And it's very fun to play along with!
I love these type of videos, hope there's more in the future. Great learning, lessons and enjoyment for pickers. Thank you for your video work this year, all the best of the season to you Russ.
Awe man! Best fiddle variations ever!!!
Yes sir, great times! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
Three truly talented musicians! Love it!
effortless perfection...love you guys!
Sounds great! Love your videos.:) Keep that Gold Star tuned !!!!
This is just perfection. Earl will be looking down and smiling on ya Russ. 👍
Jon Bluegrass Ralph Stanley did this song
Curtis Coleman i can see where he's coming from though, as earl originated the three finger style and he's addressing Russ
You guys rock it...thats how I play it...
Now , that is having real fun. thanks gentlemen.....
Tight as a Snappers!
Man Jake Workman is such a beast on the guitar
Fantastic!
Very nice! Really super
sounds awesome. I play banjo and guitar and saw yall in crockett a few nights ago. great concert and found out yalls bassist Scott is from the same town as me in friendswood! keep up the good work
Sound was real balanced on my iPad Pro. Great job, keep pickin and fillin😎
What a chord progression.
Can't wait to see you in Lancaster PA again. Just tell the guitar player to catch an early flight ✈️ this time 😆 I hope Ricky didn't dock him!!
Fine and dandy...
KT is AWESOME for real. But my fave Bg band (this week) is Balsam Range. With M Pruitt on the ole 5. No disrespect to you Russ!!!
Where is the RB-1?
Saw you guys at Grey Fox...Great set! But where's Ricky?!?!? LOL
The comments were disabled on "Foggy Mountain Special" you played guitar on. Love your banjo work, subscribed to your channel because of the guitar riffs! Do more guitar videos. They might make you famous! Lol!
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YEAH! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️……………→ ♾
What exactly did I just tune in to?
Bluegrass
@@81crowe the grass is bluer on this side of the fence
This is NOT SKAGGS'S KY THUNDER!!!!!!!
Jason, you can take that up with Mr. SKAGGS himself next time you get a chance to speak with him.
You must not have watched the full video .
Kinda slow, ain't ya?
You are all outstanding players but poor Jake is playing air guitar. You're not in a studio so as a gifted musicians, learn to back off for the guitar players. Thanks,
Fred, we know how to "back off" for the guitar and did. It's a built in GoPro mic and can only pick so much of the dynamics. But we'll try better next time! Thanks.
My apology, I meant no offense and didn't understand how you were recording. You guys are awesome!
but ya, I lean to guitar,,, ha
I could tell the audio wasn't great, but even then I noticed you guys back off a ton whenever Jake started playing. Good job dudes!
I know most people use those GoPros, but most smartphones get HD video now, and if you get one of those Shure ios mics and a little tripod, you can get some great results. Happy pickin in 2017 dude! U r livin' tha damn dream! Sad to see Andy go :(
It all depends on the speakers/headphones. I can hear the guitar just fine, but I've from guitar to banjo last winter so I'm kinda used to hearing the guitar through all that "barbaric twang" and "physics-defying friction noise". And first dreadnoughts were developed for that very purpose - to cut through that infernal racket and provide a solid foundation. That's why I don't like them outdoors - that low-end "thump-thump-thump-thump" of a dread being strummed two miles away is just annoying :D