Today we posted a new clip from our Picking Up The Pace: More Slow Jamming with Murphy and Casey DVD. Here ’tis. If, for some reason it doesn’t show up here, I pasted the link below.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L2qCCMUQTNY
I especially liked the comments. It’s always nice to know that someone thinks you’re a “hottie”.
Hello, Folks—Today I just thought you’d like to see a couple of video clips from a 1989 performance by Red and Murphy & Co. We were performing on stage at the Spirit of the Suwanee festival, in north Florida, along with our friends Karen Spence, Tuck Tucker and George Custer:
First, you’ll see us singing that old favorite, “East Virginia Blues”:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dyniQXqMzDM
(Band personnel: Murphy Henry, banjo; Red Henry, guitar; George Custer, fiddle; Karen Spence, bass; and Tuck Tucker, dobro.)
…and here we are performing Murphy’s original song, “How They Loved to Sing”:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JPNx3QOXWK4
—Many thanks to Butch Burns, producer of the Bottom Dollar Bluegrass TV shows in Tallahassee, for sending us these clips. Happy listening!
Here is a sample from our “Wildwood Flower” DVD (formerly titled “Playing in C Volume 1″). This DVD introduces how to play in the key of C without using a capo or retuning. It has the title song, as well as several others, including this one seen in the clip, “Do Lord.”