Відео

Hello 😅im changing the breaks in the morning for my daughter but I don't have some of your fancy tools any advice 😅

There is no limit to this man’s talent!

So moving. I listen to FM almost every day. Means the world to me.

Awesome! 😎

So awesome!!! I wish I had been there!!!!!

It was one of the best bands nearly nobody heard of. Phenomenal lyrics that touched your life! My daughters wedding, father daughter dance...Lemon Pie baby!!

So awesome!!! They kicked ass - Just like always!!!

Looking good, guys!

Thanks Eddie !! 🤘

My introduction to TFM. Still as beautiful as the first time. ❤

Nicely done.

Good job, Eddie. On some cars you can remove the bottom caliper pin and pivot the caliper up off of the rotor. I wonder if I'll be able to do that with the '13 Mazda 3 I just bought for my daughter.

what is the name of the composition?

How much iso you pushed here on ZF?

Is that Tony Franklin with a camera on the back?

Money talks....

the other bass player should have sat out.

Nice looking couple. Congratulations, and good luck ☘️❤️‍🔥

Dave Pope?? Isnt that Mike Pope??

Two basses? Can you imagine how good you have to be to play bass in a band with Victor Wooten?

My marriage was a disaster. I have sworn never to get married again. Now that i know Victor Wooten does weddings, I'm reconsidering my position.

He creates such beautiful sounds with this instrument and makes it look easy. I do not think it is easy

Since no one has identified the guitarist, I reckon I will. That there is Bob Chuckrow. I believe he does live in St. Elmo, an historic neighborhood of Chattanooga, TN. He also is certainly is slim, but I have never heard him called St. Elmo Slim, though it is a good name for him and maybe he is, I guess.

Mr Mark Werner

Good stuff 🤘🏽

thanks man

I was at Barking Legs watching Dan Crary one night and saw a man sitting alone in the bleachers covered with a throw blanket. I recognized him as Norman and went over and talked with him. What a precious soul.

What a cool cat...

Outstanding capture of a piece of time and music. Thanks for posting.

Terrible. Barely audible.

Very poor recording. Unlistenable

WoW, what a legendary dobro player. Norman Blake's dobro playing on many of Johnny Cash's 1960s recordings is simply fantastic.

Pretty good for a man who had a stroke.

Norman played dobro on some early seminal recordings (including Doc Watson stuff) before the era of Mike Auldridge and Jerry Douglas

LMFM!!

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Muinto

Made me grin!

Stick to the flat top, Norman.

Who is the gentleman playing the guitar? looks a little like Bob Johnston which it cant be.

Good job! S2 camera is better than S4, or S8 Camera. Thanks for the music!

ua-cam.com/video/J8Y6dp3l1BU/v-deo.html Going from the young buck playing with Doc to himself here being the elder statesman is quite satisfying, long live good music

Great song well played. Norman's dobro playing is perfect. I wish the sound quality was better. Thumbs up anyway.

Recorded by Norman and Slim on From the Fields of Alabama. Norman recommended Slim as a repair guy on liner notes. I took my '68 D-35S to him for new bone nut and saddle, new frets. Great work. Album is also great, with photos of instruments played on it--mostly duets.

Nice old Lyon & Healy 2-point mandolin Norman. Sounds great in your hands.

If I could play mandolin like that just once, I would call my musical career accomplished.

America the Genuine

What's the size of that Allen Wrench did you use, sir?

2010 mazda 3 with 165,000 miles. still using original brake pads because i do not tailgate. dont need to brake if you dont tailgate