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chuckv97 - Posted - 08/09/2025: 22:23:35
Looks like an old clip from the Del Reeves show.
share.icloud.com/photos/001-vC...P6AZQXCKw
From Greylock to Bean Blossom - Posted - 08/10/2025: 05:06:33
Interesting clip. wish there was more of it. While the picture is a bit fuzzy, the sound was very good. Earl's banjo sounded great and so did the rest of the ensemble. I was surprised the lead singing was so good. Surprised that they sung such a traditional Flatt and Scruggs tune. Thought they would be branching out more on their own.
Thanks for sharing.
Ken
ps had a bit of trouble opening it, but could do so by downloading it and pasting it to my computer screen and then open it.
Edited by - From Greylock to Bean Blossom on 08/10/2025 05:07:36
Brian Murphy - Posted - 08/10/2025: 05:48:04
Longer version, but still no details: youtube.com/watch?v=8879ODorwbw
From Greylock to Bean Blossom - Posted - 08/10/2025: 05:56:30
Thanks for the longer version. Earl used a little bit of a different ending than I had heard before. Maybe some of you more knowledgeable have heard it often. Thinking about it, it is a little surprising the influence his boys had on him. But his kids were talented.
Here is a real good song Gary wrote: video.search.yahoo.com/yhs/sea...ion=click
Ken
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