Absolutely!!!

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Missing Stewart Duncan and Barry Bales He Heh

​@Robert Steuer Oops, you're right! And, now add Micheal Cleveland and Billy Strings too!

+ken barr lolol

+lightontheleaves double lol

One of my favourite comments about geniuses!

You know something, you might be right! With a little practice of course.

😃🙏🙏🙏🙏

You know what they say, when Irish eyes are smiling. He is such a fantastic guitarist.

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Their New Grass Revival was ground breaking.

Jerry Douglas ain't no slouch on the dobro either 😎

@@bluegrallis amen brother

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@@sambush5423 I don't think you are Sam Bush though I would like to be wrong

By stopping to sing prior to doing his solo, the solo "pops" more.

Mike Auldridge used to this too with the Seldom Scene when he came in with harmony vocals. He'd step to the middle mic and hold the dobro like a regular guitar.

Most all stop, hard to do both.

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Always a great player. Enhanced any group he played in,

I agree. He is one of those rare talents that is so good and consistent that the music just flows out of him effortlessly. It is a joy to witness it in person. Another one to see live is Chris Thile.

@@6gentex Yes, both are excellent. Can't wait for festival to start up again.

And he seems to have such a wonderful, positive outlook! Some of his songs actually could be out of a mountain self-help book.

Seriously? Musicians are some of the dumbest people alive. Most have zero education. They have talent, not brains.

@@billbeecher3080 thanks a lot

that's the Bill Munroe style.

Sam always says it's in the looseness of the wrist!

It's actually also classical style. If you look at people playing stuff like vivaldi it's all from the elbow

Michael Cleavland is the same way! Baffling !!

Because he damps with his right hand like no other. Wrist goes wild palm pays the bills.

Really? Wow. Yes he has a fine voice - great at singing harmony also. A swiss army knife of bluegrass!

You're not the only one who has that wish. They really had something special with that second lineup. Sam, John , Bela and Pat .... they gelled so good then.

Just isn't Bluegrass without a G run! Just sayin!

yes you are correct. This is from programme six of the Transatlantic Sessions 5

John Doyle on guitar, John McCusker on fiddle and Danny Thompson on bass

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randy jones Only if it's a D35. 28s are muddy.