Flatt & Scruggs - "Foggy Mountain Breakdown" скачать видео бесплатно
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Earl Scruggs and Lester Flatt performing their best-known composition entitled "Foggy Mountain Breakdown". If you are looking for a great barn dance song, this one is the one to go for!
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8 years назад
LOREK cox
real music real talent kids now days have no clue what this music is8 years назад
LOREK cox
screw likeing this they need a love this8 years назад
Trevor Barnes
This is coo9 years назад
iiNerdyKittyKat
Thumbs if you came because of ROBLOX. I know I did :39 years назад
Micah Croft
had to see what fry from futurama was talking about9 years назад
森英明
この再生リストをYouTubeでチェック:9 years назад
Michael Johnson
I have it as my ring tone on my phone also remember it as the thyme song from Bonnie and Clyde 9 years назад
Risterdom Bellum
Empezaron a perseguirnos cuando pusiste la música de escape.9 years назад
Zachary Johnson
Classic getaway music9 years назад
Skate Punk
Roblox. That is all9 years назад
ClassicRocker61
Leonard's Losers9 years назад
Cooll Asice
I saw these guys on the *Beverly Hillbillies*.9 years назад
Russ Cantalupus
Playing Forza Horizon and getting into a VW beetle and running for it, I lol So hard9 years назад
Daniel Smith
They jam out so hard9 years назад
Lowell Ruda
Perhaps the greatest song ever written9 years назад
Marcus Langley
I fly down the roads of Texas with my rebel flag flying high, with this tune on as loud as my stereos goes9 years назад
Edd Gould
The Simpsons song in where the Abe & Homer Simpson are runnin´ for their lives IHAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!9 years назад
Ira Hayes
I am truly southern !! I drive a 51 ford pick up and love flyin down these mountain roads and have this song playing loud !!!!9 years назад
Chris Thomas
My favorite bluegrass song.10 years назад
james moss
I was forged in an in a very dense very hot environment approximately 14 billion years ago and I approve of this ; )Похожие клипы
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