"Nine Pound Hammer" is performed by the Tony Rice All Star Jam. From the DVD "Legends of Flatpicking Guitar." More info at www.guitarvideos.com. + Informações

From Ranch Party TV-show.1950's.. + Informações

Tony Rice, JD Crowe, Ricky Skaggs, Jerry Douglas, Bobby Slone, The New South 1975. + Informações

NPH "SHOTGUN IN THE CHEVY". + Informações

Tommy Emmanuel plays Nine Pound Hammer (by Merle Travis). 17-01-2007 Budapest (PeCsa). + Informações

Nine pound hammer from DVD "Center stage". + Informações

Filmed in the pool house where Frank briefly lived in the Spring of 2009. Shot and directed by Keith Musil.. + Informações

Jim & Jesse - 1977 - Nine Pound Hammer.. + Informações

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Carson Mckee and Josh Turner. The last lead is the most intiresting.. + Informações

Kappa Danielson and girls Halie and Emma with Aunt Kiki (Kristi Starr) on banjo..... I usually let one of the guys I play with sing this song...but this time I had to take the vocals.... that's my oldest daughter Halie on the mandolin and our little Emma on the fiddle.....and of course my twin sis Kristi Starr joinin' the family band on the banjo and backing vocals. Hope ya'll enjoy this one......it was a fun time...:)). + Informações

Nine Pound Hammer Guitar: Gretsch 6120-CGP. + Informações

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Amazing guitarist, Tommy Emmanuel made a stop at Jorma Kaukonen's Fur Peace Ranch in Ohio this year! Check out this song from his Saturday night performance! Visit www.furpeaceranch.com for more information on Jorma and Fur Peace Ranch! Photography by scottyhallphotography.com. + Informações

"Nine Pound Hammer" as performed by Gary and Roberta Gordon. www.myspace.com Meet Gary and Roberta Gordon. Influenced by the great music of their era, this husband and wife duo were baptized by bluegrass music and have made wonderful folk music ever since. Accompanied by Gary's tasteful Gallagher guitar and dobro, Roberta plays the American born Appalachian autoharp. With many recordings to their credit since 1976 , harmony singing is their signature. The Gordons have been bringing their music to audiences since the 1970's, when they began touring throughout the Midwest, playing clubs, fairs, festivals and colleges. Their band featured guitar, banjo, fiddle and upright bass with Gary on lead guitar, dobro and vocals and Roberta Gordon singing and playing the autoharp. During this time The Gordons recorded two albums, both of which received national radio airplay. Just as The Gordons had built a solid fan base through the Midwest, they amassed a sizable following in the Carolinas throughout the 1980s, playing festivals and fairs as well as making two acclaimed performances at the Mint Museum in Charlotte. By the late 1980s, they were working again in the midwest, and played a $150.00 per ticket show in Chicago at the Swiss Grand Hotel. In 1989, they recorded with dobro great Josh Graves and bluegrass fiddler Kenny Baker, from Bill Monroe's Bluegrass Boys. The resulting album, Old Time Radio Show, and live concert at Cincinnati's celebrated Old Time Music Hall were .... + Informações

SAMMY SHELOR, RONNIE BOWMAN, DAN TYMINSKI, TIM AUSTIN 1993 FERRIM, VA. + Informações

Buck, Billo and Maxi sing "Nine Pound Hammer" by Merle Travis. Merle Travis was virtually without peer as a guitarist and songwriter. A unique stylist, he was respected and prominent enough to have an instrumental style ("Travis picking") named after him, and only Chet Atkins even comes close to the influence that Travis had on the way the guitar is understood and played in country music. (Indeed, Atkins was initially signed to RCA to be that label's Merle Travis.) As a songwriter, he wasn't far behind, with originals such as "Sixteen Tons" crossing over as popular standards in the hands of other artists. He even played two different vital and indirect roles in the development of rock & roll, and was no slouch as a recording artist, with his own share of chart hits and novelty songs. Merle Robert Travis was born on November 29, 1917, in Rosewood, KY. His father was a coalminer, and the family lived on the bare edge of poverty; eventually this experience, coupled with a phrase that Travis' father used to describe their lives, became the basis for the song "Sixteen Tons." His very first instrument was a five-string banjo, but when he was 12 year old his older brother gave him a homemade guitar. Travis was lucky enough to have as neighbors Ike Everly, later the father of Don and Phil, and Mose Rager, who played in a unique three-finger guitar style that had developed in that area of Kentucky. Travis learned this approach as a teenager and grew astonishingly proficient in a .... + Informações

We pay homage to the great Aussie guitarist Tommy Emmanuel with his arrangement of a classic blues coal-mining song called "Nine Pound Hammer", written by Merle Travis. This is a staple part of our live repetoire and it's great fun to play. Roll on Buddy! ~GEAR~ Guitar: Avalon DS-100E (with G7th capo) Microphones: AKG Perception 100 condenser, Shure SM58 dynamic Sound card: Edirol UA-25 USB. + Informações

Slam Bang (Steve Arnsen/Dave Duncan---originally written and recorded by Snare and the Idiots) Your arm looks like a railroad track, and you ain't got no friends, tomorrow you say you'll be all right but the trouble, it never ends. Cocaine and horse and Dilaudid, its a heavy duty concoction, you will shoot anything you can get your hands on. Well you're livin on a lunatic fringe, on an all-nite shootin' binge, your drunken lifestyle really makes me wanna cringe. Well, you'll make it with anybody who'll keep you in the money, to keep that needle livin' in your arm. Slam bang, right down the mainline, slam bang, tickles down your spine, slam bang, you're killin' yourself now...Cocaine and horse and Dilaudid, its a heavy duty concoction, you will shoot anything you can get your hands on. When you're kneelin down at the altar, thinkin of holy water, askin god to have mercy on your soul...as youre kneelin down at the altar, your senses start to falter, "help me lord, I'm headed for an overdose" Slam bang, right down the mainline, slam bang, tickles down your spine, slam bang, you're killin yourself now...Cocaine and horse and Dilaudid, its a heavy duty concoction, you will shoot anything you can get your hands on. (SPOKEN)As youre lyin in the gutter, OD'd on peanut butter, mom and dad say "drugs made you their slave" As you lie there in the gutter, these are the last words that youll mutter: I want everybody ta start pissin on my grave. SAY WHAT? I want everybody ta start .... + Informações

S.Clark was born in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and raised in Phoenix, Arizona. A guitar player from childhood, he was influenced by both early rock & roll music and by country music. He got his start in the early '50s playing in Phoenix clubs. While stationed in the South Pacific during his stint in the Air Force, he formed a band and won a talent contest in Hawaii. Eventually, the Air Force stationed him back in Phoenix, where he met his old friend Al Casey, who introduced Clark to Hazlewood, who was still working as a local deejay and hadn't yet made his mark as a songwriter. Soon afterward, Clark recorded "The Fool" with Casey on guitar. The song was released on MCI and went nowhere until a Philadelphia deejay heard it and took the song to Dot Records' Randy Wood, who liked it and had Hazlewood license the song to his label. Afterward, Clark and Casey began a promotional tour opening for such stars as Ray Price and Roy Orbison.. + Informações

Bobby Osborne performing "Nine Pound Hammer" 2006, Owensboro, KY www.bobbyosborne.com. + Informações

Nine Pound Hammer By Bill Monroe and His Blue Grass Boys. + Informações

View tabs at: www.freeguitarvideos.com Learn to play Nine Pound Hammer on the banjo.. + Informações

Eddie Pennington picking Nine Pound Hammer. + Informações

Alan Munde - Nine pound hammer. + Informações