Tony Rice & Norman Blake - New River Train
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Published 2008-07-08
All Comments (21)
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Doesn’t get better than this! The superb Harmonies and impeccable Picking RIP❤️ Tony
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If you can watch this without smiling every time Tony does, you are not human
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Rip tony man. What a goat. Ole Norman still picks and plays to this day around his house
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Wow, you can’t get any better than this if you love bluegrass guitar. And those harmonies from Norman...
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Tony smiles as Norman starts his solo part in this tune. A sign great musician admire each other's talent and Norman has lots of that as does Tony. Thanks for sharin.
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I love Norman's fills. He's such a tasteful player.
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Norman Blake could be my favorite musician
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The way Tony can't help smiling at Norman's fills and solos always fills me with joy. Even the best have idols! RIP Tony.
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Tony Rice is just the coolest. He's like the male models in 1970s cigarette magazine ads. Except he's also a monster guitar player too.
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This piece of pickin is better than I ever heard......Norman is so smooth in his style and Tony is awesome too. Thanks.
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Two of the best flat pickers to ever hold a pick and half of my Mt Rushmore of flatpickers. Just missing Clarence and Doc.
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Their voices match perfectly. It's like listening to God's choir!
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Brings a tear to my eyes,and a smile to my heart...this is awesome.
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We all have fovorites and mine is Norman Blake, the man is very smooth. Wayne
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Doesn`t get any better than this!
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They made a really good team together. I was lucky enough to see them in concert back in 1990
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Never heard of this song until, while on vacation this week, my wife and daughter and me had dinner at The Cafe in Fries Va, and the Cafe owner asked me if i ever heard of this song, which, according to the Cafe Owner, was written by a worker at the mill in Fries, who used to ride the train to work in Fries. The mill is gone, the train is gone, and the rail right of way is now the New River Trail state park.
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So good! Both brilliant guitarists and surprisingly great vocalists. Tight harmonies!
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Two cool dudes, two killer guitars!!!
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That is what live music is all about. They wasn't uptight and technical just playing damn good guitar licks, lead and backup with awesome harmony on top of it all. You can't find performance like that anymore.
