Including the women

Goes without saying.

I came hear for awesome music, not a dirty snot wrag of wokeness 🤭

@@mgb5170 "thank you Stan"

Yessir!

Lovely comment and such a positive one! We all need reminding that there is an awful lot of good in the world as well as good people when we're bombarded with negativity daily.

Yes...thats right !! Thank you for your words !!

Amen brother, amen.

Amazing comment. I will quote you on my facebook page post devoted to this marvelous folk band

Donald Retherford Amen. As my musician friend said, "folk music is the same all over the world"

I agree

what happend in 2020 didnt watch the news just hanging out in the yoop same old same old lol

More than ever bring it on love it!!~~~~~

*& 2021

Thank you

Tremendous music, musicians. The very best people to be bringing us these songs! Each is a master!

And banjo. Dayum 😎

Yes, it does. It's great!!

I am glad they are reving real Americana, soul music. Hits your soul right in the gut.

Yes, and no electronics!! They are just pure, good music.

yes, Yes, YES!!!!!!

Rhiannon is a classically trained singer. She can sing opera as well as she sings old-time. :-) Her vocal range is amazing!

yaisum: Sorta makes one wonder about how the music business really works. Doesn't it.

Why did they break up?

Old Time Music

I know that’s the truth!! Moved and loving every stanza!

It's a bigger worll now a days.

I absolutely agree

Flew to Kentucky last year to see them. Yep. That good. Dom left the band which sucks but the band seems to be running the same awesome course. Amazing musicians, all.

mslinda freeman Right on Sister !

mslinda freeman I'm from St. Louis. I am spoiled. We have this kind of music here all the time. I am addicted. Was raised on it and I love it. I appreciate all kinds of music.....but this is where my heart is at. American roots music is making a bit of a comeback and I love it.

hi sharon, these young people are having such a good time with their music, and the beautiful lady has such a GRRRReat voice!!! Lucky YOU Sharon, I had no idea this was prevelant in St. Louis. Thanks for telling me what genre' also.

mslinda freeman Yes, they refer to it as American Roots music. It sort of envelops all musical styles that are uniquely born in America. Both blues and jazz were born here in St. Louis...so there is a lot of people here who try to keep that alive in the newer generations. There is a club here called Off Broadway....another called Blues City Deli....and a radio station called KDHX 88.1 that plays and tries to nurture the local music scene. We also have record stores that are putting out new albums and encouraging talented newcomers to perform there. If you like the Carolina Chocolate Drops you may like a St. Louis group called Pokey LaFarge (currently on world tour),.....check out his Central Time, Middle of Everywhere, and Something in the Water albums. Also, check out the Loot Rock Gang.....both of these bands are DYNAMITE in their live performance. If you get the chance GO! Take a huge group with you. A guaranteed good time.

mslinda freeman I can't help but smile at your question and (oh, please don't get this wrong) its innocence. Have I heard of Bessie Smith? That reminds me of when my daughter was about thirteen discovering some "old" music and asked me if I had ever heard of Jimi Hendrix. Mslinda, continue your personal research. You are discovering some vital musicians of our past. Please also listen to Robert Johnson, Blind Lemon Jefferson, John Lee Hooker, Big Bill Broonzy, Sippie Wallace, Son House, .... oh, I hope I got you started. Have fun. Lots of it.

I love that one too!!

Unfortunately they broke up and no longer perform together.

Check out The Wood Brothers and Lake Street Dive..........two more bands I discovered "You Tube Surfing".

Try Tuba Skinny, New Orleans music, early blues, a little ragtime too.

100% but I'd add good food and drink to the mix. Along with good music and you've got a party.

I would also recommend to y'all the Ebony Hillbillies. Great stuff they play.

Yes, they should!!!

They are....if you are listening to the right station ;-) It's KNiCE to find Magic when you are least expecting to find it

Which Ken Burns do they feature in??

@@EliteNinjaTurtle His series on country music. On the concert performance that goes with it.

Predjudiced people with closed minds.

there is some amazing music out there, one must not overlook the huge industry called the music festival, the corporation took out the art-culture. and roll out another one just like the other one...." paint me another starry night man"...

Very true!!

+John Reynolds to bad they are already broke up...

+Curtis Blanton They didn't breakup! They were on a short hiatus because of Rhiannon's solo project, but are still trucking on, though without dom flemons...

+Daniel Wallach Thats good to know since i just now discovered them

Me, too.

Didn’t she sing at Obama’s White House gospel concert??

Same here. I just recently discovered them.

Truly out of this world! Amazing!

Excellent comment! I agree wholeheartedly.

If you're digging CCD, then you've definitely got to check out Jerron "Blind Boy" Paxton. I'd recommend the songs 'When an Ugly Woman Tells you No' and 'Texas Traveler'.

Gordon Mari us

Mm! I think it would be more accurate to say that much of this music was the music of the poor people and the different races of the various states in which it evolved. Influences came from a variety of sources including England, France and Africa. This is part of the roots of what is now called country music.

I don't hear 'black', I don't hear 'white'. What I hear is great music and fantastic musicians, one of the best I've heard playing music like this.

I'm a Rocky Top girl but raised in Carolina, and I agree

+reaveymr I discovered them in the same way. Jools has introduced me to a lot of good music.

+reaveymr you may like Rihannon on a Solas Video " Lay Your Money Down " that's where I found her ..... also Dom Flemons on a Pokey Lafarge vid "Mamma Don't Allow "

mike walls The band almost always plays on...follow where they go...