For us "old timers"

[Donny Hinson]

This recently appeared on YouTube, and features some great old sounds from the golden age of country music.
Enjoy!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ISwkz8kCDD8

[Brad Bechtel]

This movie has an all-star cast.

Host: Ralph Emery

Cast Includes: Bill Anderson/Stonewall Jackson/Skeeter Davis/George Jones/Roy Drusky/Porter Wagoner/Hank Snow/Ferlin Husky/Hank Williams Jr./Buck Owens/Don Rich/Wilma Lee & Stoney Cooper/Audrey Williams/Lester Flatt & Earl Scruggs and lots more...

[Frank Freniere]

Earl Scruggs killing "Flint Hill Special" at about 1:30:00. Makes me appreciates Buddy's adaptation even more. And who's the reso player?

[Larry Hobson]

Donny, Interesting having so many stars from the past on one video. Reminds me of when am radio was playing in my 57. Ralph's haircut really stood out. Was going to cut my hair today but think I might wait a few more days. Also was Interesting that all of Hanks band seemed to be left handed. Still enjoyed the video, will play it again. Thanks for sharing it.

[Dan Kelly]

Hank Williams Jr. at 51:00.

[John LeMaster]

Frank, that is Josh Graves playing resonator guitar for Flatt and Scruggs. He was one of the all-time greats on the instrument.
Lester called Josh's guitar "hound dog" for some reason. I've heard him introduce a song by saying, "Now we're going feature Uncle Josh on the old hound dog....".

[Frank Freniere]

Frank, that is Josh Graves playing resonator guitar for Flatt and Scruggs. He was one of the all-time greats on the instrument.
Lester called Josh's guitar "hound dog" for some reason. I've heard him introduce a song by saying, "Now we're going feature Uncle Josh on the old hound dog....".

Thanks, John!

[K Maul]

Lester called Josh's guitar "hound dog" for some reason. I've heard him introduce a song by saying, "Now we're going feature Uncle Josh on the old hound dog....".

Josh used to start his solos sometimes with a rake across the strings that made a “rruff” kind of a sound - like a dog growl. I think that’s why. Every steel player should know who Josh Graves was, so thanks for your post.