Flatt and Scruggs Live at Carnegie Hall. + Informações

Please enjoy two songs -- "I Ain't Gonna Work Tomorrow" and "Home Sweet Home" -- which feature some fine 5-string banjo picking by the master of them all, Earl Scruggs. Earl was the innovator of the famous 3 finger Bluegrass style. He first played with Bill Monroe in the mid forties, and then joined up with Lester Flatt to form the Foggy Mountain Boys. The rest is history. I saw Flatt and Scruggs live on several occasions. Earl, in his eighties, is still performing today. I think he should be honored for innovation in American music, right along with Bill Monroe. Anyone may purchase DVDs of these old Martha White Grand Ole Opry shows at earlscruggs.com, click on Merchandise, and scroll down to find them. I have no association with the DVDs or with Flatt and Scruggs, except as a long-time fan.. + Informações

Flatt and Scruggs - Sally Ann. + Informações

Album - Town and Country/Changin' Times. + Informações

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Flatt & Scruggs perform "Foggy Mountain Breakdown" from 1965 at the Ryman Auditorium, featured on the Grand Ole Opry Vintage Classics DVD. Visit www.opry.com to find out more!. + Informações

Flatt and Scruggs. + Informações

Flat & Scruggs Shortbread. + Informações

One of the greatest instrumentals ever recorded. The 1949 recording was used in the movie Bonnie and Clyde and then re-recorded after the film. The original version, in my opinion, was far superior to the more familier version that most people know and play today. It's faster, there were no breaks and the noting was more complicated. Earl Scruggs at his very best.. + Informações

Flatt and Scruggs live at Carnegie Hall. + Informações

Polka on a banjo. + Informações

Earl Scruggs is the great innovator and master of the 5-string banjo; but many do not know that he was (is) also excellent on the guitar. This song, Jimmy Brown the Newsboy, features Earl on lead guitar. Earl said that he learned a lot about guitar from his friend and neighbor, Mama Maybelle Carter. His style is very similar, except for finger movement. Enjoy! If you are interested, you may purchase DVDs of these old Martha White Grand Ole Opry shows at earlscruggs.com, click on Merchandise, and scroll down to find them. I have no association with them or with Flatt and Scruggs, except as a long-time fan.. + Informações

Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs - Dear Old Dixie. + Informações

Flatt and Scruggs- Martha White. + Informações

A Great Bluegrass Special From Their Old TV Show, Showcasing their Talents as Usual.. + Informações

Flatt and Scruggs - Lonesome Road Blues. + Informações

bluegrass gold. + Informações

Flatt and Scruggs with Maybelle Carter. + Informações

With Maybelle Carter hiding somewhere off camera!. + Informações

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Flatt and Scruggs - Don't this road look rough and rocky?. + Informações

Hot Corn Cold Corn. + Informações

Flatt and Scruggs - Footprints in The Snow. + Informações

This song reminds me of the days when as a boy on Saturdays we would go to town and on the public square there would be preachers and singers leading public worship. This went on all day every Saturday. This seemed to be true for all small towns and especially in southern states. Perhaps many of you, like myself, who grew up in small town will remember this expierence.. + Informações

Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs - Cumberland Gap. + Informações