Chubby Wise - Lester Flatt - Bill Monroe скачать видео бесплатно

james showacre

Bill loved that Mandolin great picking

tennisbumojai

The clip at 2:30 is really something. Mandolin awesomeness.

jim loveless

So glad I started picking when I was 6,and got to meet and jam with most of these greats.

Tim Cantrell

fuc great

v irgil schmoe

classic stuff real music from real people

Alan Toon

Must be gettin' old and sentimental because I find it very moving when Bill offers his hand to Lester. I'm so happy they found reconciliation in time to play together again.

Zsavage1

Someone needed to take Bill's hat and fold it up and shove it in his mouth.. he makes Wise and Flatt sound like crap.

William Shepherd

Chubby Wise and Lester Flatt were both charter members of Bill Monre's bluegrass boys. Lester left to pursue a career alongside Monroe's banjo picker, Earl Scruggs, while Chubby continued to excell as a fiddler, playing with Hank Snow. Bill was a man of tremendous pride and was deeply hurt when Flatt & Scruggs left and continued to use aspects of his musical style. This left him embittered so that he kept Flatt & Scruggs off the Opry for years. Bill made amends with them all as you can see here.

mrjimbovius

you tube won't let me post a link, do a search for 'father of bluegrass music on dvd'

TruegrassBoy

This is fantastic!

wereknotknomes

skruggs..stanley

jimmydorightful

That handshake brought a tear.

truckdriver7696

anyone who doesnt like le chubby wise would probaly boo poor ole santa claus great post

dovie2blue

Bastards.

Chris Eagle

It is, I watched it last night on here. its actually VERY cool It's called Bill Monroe Father of Bluegrass, its about an hour and fifteen minutes long or so

james miller

Great stuff none greater than Bill Monroe and all his Bluegrass Boys . Recognized Tom Ewing & Del McCoury . Great sampler yes for Tater & Blake included and all the other musicians too numerous to mentipn

simonne234

love love love it....I' so sad that I can't experience this in person with people singing this song

pearlschoice1988

I bought the documentary on Amazon recently and have watched it over and over. It's wonderful!!! I can't get enough of it...and great bluegrass in general. Wish I had gotten into it years ago, but better late than never. There's nothing as thrilling to listen to. I am an ole rocknrolla, and I finally got sick of it after 50 years. hmmm, take a look at bluegrass, and I fell head over heels in love with it. May it flourish forever!

moonpie859

It is sad that someone broke into Bills home and busted up his mandolin to splinters. They were able to put it back together though.

BanjoBandit1200

@sbarnhard The entire documentary is on here, just do a search for: BILL MONROE - FATHER OF BLUEGRASS MUSIC