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Wrank Fakefield

Anyone who thinks Jimmy is drunk here never saw him at Galax toward the end of the week.

waynerjson

Jimmy was just the best.

starboydc

This again shows that Jimmy had as much rockabilly in him, as he did lonesome country. Yeah, maybe he had a nip before hitting the stage, but he's on it and has gotten the crowd goin'. And the late Charlie Cline on fiddle - bless his heart - one of the best on ANY bluegrass instrument. Thanks for posting.

ralph leight

gret song great singer and hey if he drinks and plays this well then he's diffenately bluegrass

janie brown

THIS MAN DRUNK OR SOBER HAS IT GOING ON.HE LOVES MUSIC AND SHOWS IT WHATCH HIM SWING IT WOW GO JIMMY GO LOVE YOU!!

Jennifer Papich

Love Jimmy Martin and I love this song. Thanks!

Wanderer123

Great version!

shelibeane

Good ol' Jimmy!! He was such a great talent that often went unrecognized...Thanks for this great memory of this Country Music Hall of Fame Member!!

mountaintyme2000

One of the greatest singers ever! Jimmy KNEW music.

Ersontilly

He's better drunk than I'll ever be sober.

Rabadamtimtimti

@Elkins2424 Yup, The King of Bluegrass liked to have a few. But he still was the king.

Jason Elkins

jimmy had obviously been drinking here lol

rafsamjami

Tom's 1981 Gold Star and other Gold Star banjos made during the 1980s were built in Japan. The revived Gold Star line of banjos (starting 2004) sold by Saga Instruments, South San Francisco, California, are manufactured in the People's Republic of China.

rafsamjami

According to Geoff Stelling on May 22, 2008, "I believe the banjo was a 1979 Bellflower, walnut, 3 piece neck, that was sent to or delivered by me to Jimmy when Shannon Mays was playing banjo for him." Tom Adams followed Shannon Mays in the succession of banjo players who worked for Martin.

rafsamjami

Jimmy Martin - lead vocal, guitar; Charlie Cline - bass vocal, fiddle; Audie Blaylock - tenor vocal, mandolin; Tom Adams - baritone vocal, banjo; Brad Hudson - bass. Jimmy had an endorsement with the Stelling banjo company, so Tom is playing Jimmy Martin's Stelling rather than his 1981 Gold Star.

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