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March 29, 2008

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Hi Tipper,

I watched both videos but knew my vote would have to go to the most adoring fan of Tony Rice. Guitarman gets my vote:) I will be looking forward to seeing more of him and Mandolinman in the future..looks as though they both have a good one ahead of them.

Loved it! I remember the original song, it's so nice to hear it again in a slightly different way. And it looks like they're having FUN!!

I meant to comment on this video yesterday - this was a real treat - loved it! Do you play locally?

This was so wonderful...just to see that families still do this together. I remember my father playing the harmonica and squeeze box with his brothers. Brings back great memories. I agree with everyone...I could listen to this all day. The mandolin was great.

the boys want to watch this on repeat all day...must be the Appalachians in their blood. That and the fabulousness of it all of course.

hey, i'm the mandolin player that is so awesome. love the adoring comments although my brother(the youngest guitar player) doesn't really like them too much. thanks.

Oh my word! That rocks! I wanna come and hang out with your family for like . . .um . . . ever!

What I like the best: that it shows 3 generations playing together. Excellent. Thank you for sharing.

Oh, that was wonderful! What a gift. I could sit there all night listening to that harmony and that mandolin.

Appalachian music....nothing any better. Thanks

OMG, the mandolin rocks! like the other commenter, I could sit and listen to them all the time. They are great.
Love the song to.

Thanks

How wonderful was that...love, love the music!

That was great! I love the sepia effect on the video, it really brought everything together. they did a wonderful job.

Tipper, it is remarkable what you have done with a dial up connection. I can't begin to imagine what all you would do if Verizon ever gets your high speed connected!!
The guys are great, oh and is that Chitter and Chatter I see in the background?
How does your family feel about being on the Internet? I bet the young ones, especially, are pretty excited about it.
This is a wonderful view of family values in Appalachia!
Thank you.

Very good. Nice song. The young fellow on the mandolin is pretty good. They all are good. Your brothers guitar is pretty cool also.
I sure enjoyed your blog. It was just like taking a journey.

great. it looks really good and is working really well. that mandolin player is excellent. right?

In a word, AWESOME! Seriously, I could sit and listen to them sing and play all evening long. The music is beautiful, and the harmonizing is excellent. They are really good!

Oh, and lucky me, I have high speed cable internet connection.

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