Ditto 😂😊

If their latest effort, Altitude, didn't show that, Nothing Will! Fantastic display of what they picked up during the past 5 years touring with , some of The Greatest in Music , history! Namely, Hillman, McGuinn and Miller!

Ty!❤

He’s a legend in his own right.

I believe he probably does know, but if not, Emmylou will fill him in when she gets there.

Agree completely… still very popular in UK

Lucky that the tour happened at all thankfully

😊 Great! My father-in-law watched Marty's show every time it was on. I've always dug this album and Farther Along by the Byrds. John Hartford and Clarence White were there in spirit.🙉

Wow, you saw Kenny when he was a youngster! How wonderful!🎉🎉🎉🎉❤🎉

@@flautalee3090 I sat in the county fair grandstand that July afternoon with my binoculars trained oh Kenny Vaughan's Fender Strat, because the sound coming off those strings was so impressive. Saw him a second time that year when Sweethearts played Portland's Country Music on the Waterfront Festival. I got to talk to him a bit after their set, as he was collecting his equipment from the stage, and he couldn't have been more generous with his time.

@@andyinoregon That is so great!

I still have that album. I didn’t realize it until recently that my old friend, Jim Dickinson (Of Memphis) was the Byrd’s manager up until that album was recorded.

Much agreed. The best songs on the album are done by Gram Parsons. He was the real deal.

I would love for them to do this show again…such great music.❤

Thank you for taking the time to watch and respond.

You are most welcome. The video is for all Byrds fans but especially those unable to see the all too short tour.

Marty and his band were a perfect choice for the anniversary tour. I did compile and edit. The idea was to provide as much of a complete concert video as possible for those fans who did not have the opportunity to attend. My thanks to all who posted their videos.

@C R likewise Clarence, imagine what those two are up to up there!

@C R likewise Clarence, imagine what those two are cooking up in the heavens

Clarance White and Danny Gatton, long live the greatest unknown guitarists ever.

Don’t forget The Superlatives. For Marty they’re like the Heartbreakers were for Tom Petty.

Couldn't agree more on naming it one of the best concerts ever. I'm hopeful fans that didn't have the opportunity to see the show in person appreciate it as much as those of us lucky enough to sit in the audience.

Appreciate your kind comments. Putting it together was a delight.

It's been a while since you asked, but depends on what attributes of Stuart's music you like most. I ran across him on his RFD-TV show over 12-13 years ago, and that's where I got started. Sorry if this is too much information! I like both his traditional country and also the trippier stuff he and his band have been doing most recently. I haven't heard much of his work from late 80s backward, but I think his stuff gets most interesting from The Pilgrim (which has been rereleased with additional content) and forward, plus two or three earlier ones such as "This One's Gonna Hurt You". His Superlatives work starts with 2005's Souls Chapel which pays homage to co-Mississippi native Pops Staples with a blues/gospel theme. "Badlands" is a different kind of album but the title track is great. Don't Ignore "Ghost Train: The Studio B Sessions" on this list, it's not a compilation at all, and it's a good album featuring another Byrds derivative, "Hummingbyrd". I think it sets the tone for his future work. Compadres is a good compilation of collaborative efforts between Stuart and various other singers. Stuart and the Superlatives cover a lot of musical ground, I think it's all worth exploring. Definitely don't miss the last two, Way Out West and Altitude, but depending on your interest level you could start all the way back at The Pilgrim and work your way forward. I pick that one because he thought enough of it to re-release an expanded version of it, and it features an all-star cast of country and bluegrass greats, plus Mike Campbell. www.allmusic.com/artist/marty-stuart-mn0000378041/discography/all

@@Suomitenango Thank you!

@@edwardmulholland7912 After this I listened to The Pilgrim Deluxe Edition from front to back. I'd never heard the extra content before, but it stands up with the rest of the original album. Gave me confidence to back that album up as a great place to start. There are some albums from earlier that are also very good, but I am thinking it's around the time of The Pilgrim that Marty described some sort of epiphany as the industry-described "country music" coming out of his radio didn't seem to line up with the rural countryside where he was driving, and that steered the future direction of his musical career to celebrating, embracing, and promoting the more traditional sounds, instruments, and artists. Not to say that Marty's older work was all modern, but The Pilgrim is somewhat of a "Continental Divide" of his career, and could be thought of as Marty's take on a thematic "Red-Headed Stranger"-type album. He would have been roughly 40 when he conceived it.

@@Suomitenango I’m going to start looking for his work. Thank you for the advice. I’ve seen some live shows on KZfaq and him and the band are incredible!

Wow. If you didn't know Marty as a guitarist, what did you know him as? He plays mandolin as well, of course, but...

@@commontater8630 Actually didn’t know anything about him until I stumbled upon this video. I just knew he was a country singer 😀

Marty’s the real deal…❤🎉❤

Very talented. And owner of Clarence White's B-bender!

@@commontater8630 What’s so cool about Marty owning Clarence’s b-bender is that Marty plays it so much and remembers Clarence to us, too. He’s a great guitarist and we are reminded of Clarence as he plays-he’s keeping Clarence memory alive.

Thanks, Bill. I envy the Ft. Lauderdale fans. You heard two songs in the encore not played at any other show to my knowledge.

Thanks so much. Sharing my wonderful memory of the show in Nashville was the principal objective in putting this together.

Very interesting. I too held out hope for an ACL taping.

thanks for the awesome response!

enjoyed every minute I spent putting it together. really appreciate your comments.

Glad you liked it. Marty and the Superlatives were a perfect complement to Roger and Chris.

You are welcome. Thanks for taking the time to comment.

Appreciate that. Glad you liked it.

Saw the Nashville show. Also great. Thanks for the kind words. My pleasure.

and forever more. same here. glad you found it.