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John John

You're right todays music isn't what it was like back then. No one can replace grandpa jones and many more....

pj dinkle

thats a clawhammer if I ever saw one, great tune!

Themostancient

Just like ringing a bell!

PassaicRiverJoe

Might as well not reply to a 2 year old comment, but guess I will. I've been a banjo player since I was 5 and Grandpa Jones is indeed playing clawhammer. In fact, frailing is just another term for clawhammer. There are no upstrokes for either. Unless the banjo player decides to do his own thing.

yu3p2x1

This was written by Dolly Parton. She has explained that she wrote it based on a combination of characters she knew growing up, including an uncle. She has peformed it live hundreds of times. See 'Dolly in London,' 'Heart Songs,' 'Live and well,' concerts etc, to mention a few. She wrote this when she was very young. It is a wonderful song.

65bluzman

my grandson is 3 and loves this song! its amazing how music can cross generations

4mySweetheart369

My poppa would sing this with me as a child. Some of my most fond memories are of me and my daddy singing this song! <3 Thanks for posting!

TBOwi

@TheLindmark The best die so they can live on in younger people...

ThePbrook1967

Yeah, Dolly Parton back in 1974 or 76

caitamalin

who's this by originally?

snakez05

pure gangster

Jesper Lindmark

A man who can play a banjo as good as he doesn`t deserves to die

Joseph Womer

The other members, are they from the Hee Haw Gospel Quartet?

denrizza

@BabaBart67 He died in 1998 friend. God rest his soul.

BabaBart67

is he death?

Buckthebigman

@Wntrkill This is not clawhammer, this is the older style known variously as frailing or rapping a banjo. it consists entirely of downstrokes, which gives it it's unique sound and character. Clawhammer uses both up and down strokes, and a syncopated version of that style bacame what we know today as Scruggs style.

welder541

Never heard this one before. Thanx for posting, I like it. And i also like applejack. Good Stuff:):):):):)

heatlightenin

I think there's plenty of young people who are into roots music of all types, and are actively playing it. The main problem is that mainstream media will never publicize it because they cater solely to an American pop audience who is only interested in the latest "entertainment news" (an oxymoron if there ever was one). So, in other words, there's plenty of people out there playing this music, but it's just kinda gone underground.

Renah silveira alves

eu sou fã desse cara te amo grandpa jones <3

4freespeech

Shame of it is there's nobody around to take these old-timers' place when they're gone. Its a part of our heritage that has almost disappeared. Try searching "Sherman Mountain Boys" though. They are 4 young teens who can really pick the bluegrass!

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