Earl Scruggs & The Byrds - Roger Mcguinn video free download
To get this entire 90 minute film go to https://www.createspace.com/205698 . This music documentary presents Earl Scruggs with greats including Bill Monroe, Doc Watson, Earl's sons Randy and Gary, The Morris Borthers, The Byrds, Bob Dylan, Joan Baez among many others. in informal scenes playing & singing together. The film was not available to the public for over 30 years,. Said Bruce Elder of The All Music Guide: " There are great scenes with The Byrds and Roger Mcguinn, at the Grand Ole Opry with Bill Monroe, at the homes of Doc Watson and members of Earl's family, at the The Byrds ranch, at the home of The Morris Brothers (Salty Dog Blues), in Carmel, NY with Bob Dylan, etc. etc. The music here is glorious." Earl Scruggs: The Bluegrass Legend is the only full-length film on Earl's life & times. www.thehoffmancollection.com
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8 years ago
Bob T.
...Try and find music like this today. It'd be like pickin' fly shit outta pepper with a baseball glove. Awesome, and thanx for posting!8 years ago
Jon Doeringer
♫ 'Give me Earl, in my hair, Keep it vitally Vitalis... (50's hair creme)What a great moment in time this was!8 years ago
Sid Griffin
This documentary on Earl Scruggs, from whence this fine clip originates, was the first time I had ever heard Earl pick. I was also blown away back in 1971 by the playing of Randy Scruggs and Doc Watson on those flattop guitars. Astounding!8 years ago
Chachi Yeti
Gram Parsons was still alive while this footage was recorded. Clarence White (who you can see playing guitar) died before Gram, and in fact, hus death really affected Gram's mood from what I have read8 years ago
Miriam Panaro
Country moment !!!!8 years ago
promerops
'Get rough with it!' Absolutely wonderful! Thanks a lot.8 years ago
excavatoree
Massive understatement: "I think that sounded all right."8 years ago
lmgpharm
Great job, David! Thanks for posting this. I grew up in the 60's listening to the Byrds and started playing banjo in the early 70's, but never knew they recorded with Earl.Appreciate your efforts and your talent as a filmmaker.8 years ago
mayan longcount
i am glad those of asian languages like roger and his many strings. ouooeee ride me high roger. the easy chair. love.9 years ago
Dunstonchecksout! ok
It don't mean a thang if it ain't got that twang!9 years ago
Ken Sakauchi
んー いいねェ、この世界。9 years ago
xanthony00
Why the hell are there like 30 bros playing guitars???9 years ago
thomas Metz
Fantastic banjo! The other guys are bad either!!!!!9 years ago
pigjubby1
Fantastic with that banjo!9 years ago
christopher 50s 60s 70s
Jamming together Earl Scruggs and the BYRDS...nice9 years ago
redbulljustice99
this was the very best version of this song the byrds did i think a lil more slowed down and that banjo was meant 2 be with this track who would of guessed a banjo?? but this was what this song was missing it sounds seasoned and complete now9 years ago
redbulljustice99
does anyone know what year this was???9 years ago
Jeffrey Hall
Some heavy hitters for sureRelated Videos
