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The yanks have their own unique special sound, especially the fiddle and pedal steel guitar. Absolutely first class!!!!!!!!💪💪💪

Is bobby still alive? He worked with my great grandfather Jimmy Wakely a lot. Even played on his albums. Edit: Never mind I see he passed in 2018. Shame. Hats off to the legend!

Wish i could see your bow technique

Rest In Peace Lou Gossett jr (1936-2024)!!!

Congratulations woody Paul

Congratulations woody Paul

Dang, a whole passel of fiddle heroes here, plus don’t get me started on Chris Scruggs. Mega talent here.

Miss you folks. Hope you are well in happiness and health.

I remember my dad taling about Buddy all my life. The old man knew what he was talking of.

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Bobby Bruce was an amazing player and, judging by this interview, a great guy as well. Loved listening to his stories (and playing)! 👍

This is 2023 and I just turned 71. Have love and played and buck danced to this music forever. Old time and the older bluegrass music is the real deal!!!!

Really inspiring music; thanks for posting!

Nice little story!

I’ve heard of many times, but this is the first interview I’ve seen. Thanks for making it happen

Fantastic fellas! I would’ve liked to heard you talk about how you construct harmonies - actually build a harmony on screen and show us the challenge of getting all three parts to work. But other than that, incredible fiddling!

I'm learning violin and nearly every UA-cam lesson stresses the need to keep your left hand and wrist straight! I notice though that old time fiddlers bend their wrist. I tried this and found it much more comfortable!?

Worthy!

A 'kick-off' as in 'intro'! 😅

I remember touching Woody's fiddle when I was 8. He let me touch it in exchange for fondling my genitals. It felt great, Woody. I grew up to be a promiscuous drug addict bc of that wonderful experience.

Looks a lot easier than it is. Or maybe it’s just me. It’s a really nice sound. 😉

bagus sekali ! matur suksma

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Every time I watch this video it’s like the first time all over again. This time it actually brought some tears to my eyes. Just seeing two masters and legends in their own right playing together perfectly bridging decades and a couple of generations! Despite all that you see and hear nothing in that moment of the first pull of the bow it’s just two fellas playing the sound of that old time mountain, Appalachia, music! It just points out he we are America! Through the good and the bad, through the violence and the politicians who get rich by dividing us, right, left, it means nothing. When that fiddle gets a started we are Americans!!! Ketchum Secor, you are truely an American National treasure, a walking encyclopedia of American traditional culture, be it story telling, singn’ and pick’n/saw’n, explaining an origin, no matter what it is. If it’s Americana, you know it. And I’ll tell ya what Ol’ Son, you’ll never know how many lives the Old Crow Medicine Show have touched, even bringing people off the ledge, telling them their is hope. You save lives. I know you certainly saved mine. I had a rope and Caroline(the original version) came on the mix that was playing. All I could think about was my baby girl Clementine and her growing Up without her daddy. I’m a single father so me and her have a special bond and all those memories flood my brain, memories of her on my lap driving the tractor with a full wagon load of peaches or apples or whatever the workers were pick’n or pulling that day, thought about riding the four wheeler around our land checking my deer stands before bow season started then we’d stop in the meadow eat a sack lunch go pick off and apple for desert and just laugh and enjoy what God has blessed us with. I can’t even fathom her when people would try to comfort her as her thoughts go to why did daddy leave me , I want to see him! However I digress and I wanna say thank you again for saving my life and showing me it’s all beautiful and worth living so #ThankYouOldCrowMedicineShow🍑🍎🍒🍓🍉🎻🪕🧲🚬🍻☕️🌲🌲LandofthePines✌🏿✌🏻🏇🏻

Absolutely beautiful!! God bless and live on!

Great video! I dearly love old time fiddlin'!

This is a sweet sweet video, esp the comment about it being a living tradition. Well done, y'all.

Great singing guys but could you go a little easier on the hard vowels, its upsetting my snake and now he's refusing to go to the afternoon prayer session. I'm old and I use music like this to get me motivated to do things I hate but the trouble is if the music is good before you know it your feet are tapping in one direction, your ass is going another direction, and the dishwasher isn't getting loaded.

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Ketch is awesome too!! 😂

I’ve always loved Woody’s love for the fiddle, and his gift to all of us of it and the dancing.... “THERE HE GOES!!!!” ❤️

This is feeding my heart and soul.

Yes haw, my brothers... Very nice...

This music IS my soul! Wonderful video. I just bought my first violin and can't wait to learn me some fiddlin'!

We all could use more music like that!

nice thanks

Good Stuff! Thanks for sharing!

My Dad played the fiddle for square dances and other get togethers in south western Pennsylvania and West Virginia, I remember going to these events as a kid where everyone wanted to hear "Blackie" Lemley play the fiddle. The old Steiner fell silent in 2009. Not a day goes by when I don't miss my Dad and I still hear the echoes of those sweet tones. Thank you Woody and Ketch for continuing the tradition.

Woody Paul is a national treasure.

Greetings from Ohio ... Having just subscribed to your channel, I want to thank you for everything you have brought to so many who enjoy the art of music. I personally enjoy recording all of the Hee-Haw programs, hoping each time that you're on the fiddle. You have your very own style of playing, and it is much appreciated. Stay well and be Blessed!

Since Dawn passed away from Cancer to me, the Band has never been the same...RIP Dawn

If you aren't tapping your feet to this music, you might want to go see a doctor, you could be dead

anyone know. the tune @ 2:00?

Look at all the rosin built up on them fiddles. Some folks would scoff at that, but to me - that's a thing of beauty. They're not just mantle pieces. We play our fiddles.

And like all the greats, he makes it look effortless. I saw his credit on "Little Girl" form The Sting soundtrack when I was in junior high and later on Al Stewart's "Broadway Hotel," and didn't find out about his western swing and vaudeville background until years later. What a talent, thanks for posting this - RIP Bobby.

good stuff

You are amazing

Wierd how i just randomly got to this video and the first thing i hear is cumberland gap wich i live bearly 50 miles away from bcs im from WV

That did nothing to teach. Lol.