I wondered when the triplets were going to kick in. Mighty fine!
That was bad ass!
AWWWWWWWWWWWWWW YEAH!
Just so cool! Thanks Alan.
Love Alan's playing. Thanks!
That's good stuff right there. Thanks, and welcome, Alan!
Awesome! Happy Birthday to the Loar!
Tres cool - a great tune and a great location shot!
Awesome video. I cited this to my dad as to a reason smartphones are cool.
"The Grammy winner for best Mandolin Mondays remote recording location goes to..." Opens envelope... "Frank Solivan!" Nicely done.
A favorite tune played by a fine picker. Nicely done!
Wow! You nailed it! Thanks.
Amazing. Thanks so much!
Fantastic!
Wow, nice David. Happy Monday.
Wow I need to go break all my fingers and burn my mandolins just kidding , Outstanding picker and great mandolin.
There sure is some great music coming out of Nashville these days! Really enjoyed that.
Brilliant!
Great job!
Wow, what a remarkable piece of music and brilliantly played. Welcome, Sterling. Been a fan of your playing for some time.
Very nice playing on a very nice instrument.
awesome! love Johns sound. enjoying his teaching on Pegheadnation immensely. d
Fabulous!
Yummy!
Outstanding. Bird lives!!
Awesome! I would love to learn to play this on mandolin! Steve, you rock!!
Huzzah!
Great to have you here, Steve. Dig the tune and singing!
Nice job Steve - Looking forward to seeing you in Frankfort!
Finally got a chance to watch this one. Great job!
Wow - - nicely done.
David, you and the Apitius are a great match. Sounds fantastic!
Fantastic, David! I have been playing that for years but only single string melody, which is difficult enough. I love your arrangement. Of course, the Jacob and contemporary players like Dudu Maia play it much faster but they usually have the chords accompanied by masterful 7 string guitar players.
Whoah Nellie! Not just whistling Dixie!
Simply phenomenal! And so much fun! Great work from Rory and Dan
Feels like a groove from the Old Aquarium Rescue Unit circa 1994. I bet Col. Bruce would have enjoyed this.
Adding my votes for both "Wow!" and "That was fun!", and I just love that whistling too. Thanks Rory!
well..... I am truly blown away
My usual response to something like this is "Holy Sh*t!" But being (or trying to be) a more mature musician I'll say the Rory is remarkable. And my remarks are that he is a rare talent. Disabled or not, I assume he is blind, he really understands the style of music and performs it with style and grace.
Wow indeed!
Words fall short
What a talent.
Wow!
That was fun!
Welcome, Rory! Damn...
That's a beautiful rendition of one of my favorite Les Zeppelin sones. I too bought Houses of the Holy with my morning paper route money and still listen to that album often today. Thanks for sharing this!
I had thought there were overtone/tuning issues with mag pickup-amplified string courses (doubled), hence Mandocaster is four strings. But that was absolutely lovely, majestic, transcendent! Sigh, pros can milk music from a log, and tune perfectly. Thanks, Don. That tune is embedded deeply in all of us of a certain age and place.
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