Album of the Week #24 The Blue Sky Boys Lets Discuss
The Blue Sky Boys - In Concert 1964Track listing:1. Are You From Dixie 2. Quit That Ticklin' Me 3. I'm Just Here to Get My Baby Out of Jail 4. Worried Man Blues 5. After the Ball 6. Behind These...
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Might as well engage in a conversation with myself....Listen to a Blue Sky Boys 78 on youtube!www.youtube.com/watch?v=BeWZLY95x3sYou wouldn't think a filmed 78 would sound so good, but this sounds...
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Thanks for the Youtube link. Very nice old number. We used to do this one with the Greenbriar Boys' lyrics which are slightly different from these. I sang the high tenor harmony. Now nearly 40 years...
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I have owned this CD for the last several years; it was the soundtrack for one of our family vacations, after my daughters became obsessed with "Quit That Ticklin' Me"!The Blue Sky Boys are a direct...
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I love the Blue Sky Boys...but as good as this CD is, I prefer their earlier recordings to these.Johnsugarinthegourd.com: Streaming Old-Time Musicradiodjango.com: Streaming Gypsy Jazz
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Thanks very much for your comments. It was getting pretty lonely all by myself here. (Is my Phil Spector avatar scaring people away?) I'm glad there are other people on this forum that enjoy this...
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Thanks for the YouTube link; those were some wonderful harmonies from each set of brothers.Was anyone else disturbed by the big ol' volume knob on the side of Charlie Louvin's D-28, seen during the...
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I have to admit, I'm not familiar with this particular album...I AM familiar with the Blue Sky Boys.You are right about Bill and Earl having a less edgy sound than the Monroe Brothers; The Monroe...
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