Red Clay Ramblers videos

Mike Craver, Jack Herrick, Clay Buckner, Tommy Thompson, Jim Watson ca. 1986

Mike Craver, Jack Herrick, Clay Buckner, Tommy Thompson, Jim Watson ca. 1986

Mike Craver, Jack Herrick, Clay Buckner, Tommy Thompson, Jim Watson ca. 1986

Mike Craver Sings an original Carter Family song: Will You Miss Me When I'm Gone at the Down Home in Johnson City Tennessee

The Ramblers sponsored by Fiddle & Bow, Winston Salem NC, 2009. Original Red Clay Ramblers Bill Hicks fiddle, Jim Watson mandolin, Mike Craver piano joined by Joe Newberry banjo.

Mike Craver, Jack Herrick, Clay Buckner, Tommy Thompson, Jim Watson ca. 1986

More Red Clay Ramblers with the Lone Star Love Band

Guests are treated to bluegrass bliss as the Tony Award-winning Tarheel State natives Red Clay Ramblers and the North Carolina Ballet perform at the IASP 2009 Gala dinner celebration.

With the Lone Star Love band

The Carter fold is named after the famous Carter family of Hiltons in SW Virginia Live old time music and flat foot dancing every Saturday Night.

Members of the Red Clay Ramblers and the Lone Star Love Band performing on A & E, from 2004

The late Tommy Thompson sings and plays banjo on Merchant's Lunch. Fire on the Mountain TV show. Recorded in the early 1980s

The Ramblers at the Down Home, Johnson City TN, 2009. Bill Hicks fiddle, Jim Watson mandolin, Mike Craver piano, Joe Newberry banjo. Bill, Jim, and Mike, original members of the Red Clay Ramblers, were the first band to play the legendary Down Home, 1976.

Merchants Lunch is a song written by Tommy Thompson and Mike Craver of the Original Red Clay Ramblers. Performed here by Craver, Watson, Hicks & Newberry in Thomasville, NC at the Fairgrove Music Hall

Flint Hill Ramblers from NE OK & NW AR featuring Lorenda Sumpter singing "Red Clay Halo". Visit our website @ www.flinthillramblers.com

This was recorded at the Fairgrove Music Hall in Thomasville, NC on March 7, 2009. The Ramblers consists of members of the Original Red Clay Ramblers, Mike Craver, Jim Watson, and Bill Hicks, as well as Joe Newberry.

Guests gather for the 2009 IASP Gala steak dinner at the Raleigh Convention Center. Great food, great conversation, and great entertainment provided by the Tony Award-winning Red Clay Ramblers and the North Carolina ballet. ... iasp 2009 rtp raleigh durham chapel hill triangle park science scientists business red clay ramblers north carolina ballet gala dinner steak sit convention

oceans and generations, Pericles has princesses, pirates, assassins, exotic locales, a bawdy house, and multiple shipwrecks! One of the Bard's most popular plays during his lifetime, its timeless themes of loss, redemption and reconciliation continue to resonate. Directed by Joseph Haj and featuring original music and songs by Jack Herrick of the Tony Award-winning Red Clay Ramblers. ... theatre theater chapel hill pericles pirates red clay ramblers jack herrick shakespeare performing arts ...

used it for one of their drills in 1972. The song was very popular and was officially adopted as a state song in 1982. In the 1970s, the song achieved such popularity among bar crowds that the Chapel Hill, North Carolina, old-time band the Red Clay Ramblers [1] national tours included a crowd-pleasing satire informally titled "Play 'Rocky Top' (or I'll Punch Your Lights Out.)"[2] The original "Rocky Top" song describes a place called Rocky Top, Tennessee, which is one of the three peaks ...

This is one of my sculptures that I needle felted out of wool showing how cute and life-like she is. Her name is Hazel and her song is Way Long Timey Ago by The Red Clay Ramblers. - you can see more wool sculptures at www.feltalive.com I am teaching an online class at http

Members of the Original Red Clay Ramblers, Jim Watson, Mike Craver, and Bill Hicks, play with Joe Newberry at Fairgrove Music Hall in Thomasville, NC. Here they sing Telephone Girl.

Guests gather for the 2009 IASP Gala steak dinner at the Raleigh Convention Center. Great food, great conversation, and great entertainment provided by the Tony Award-winning Red Clay Ramblers and the North Carolina ballet. ... iasp 2009 rtp raleigh durham chapel hill triangle park science scientists business red clay ramblers north carolina ballet gala dinner steak sit convention

Jim Watson of the original Red Clay Ramblers singing John McCutcheon's "Christmas In The Trenches" at The Cave on Franklin St in Chapel Hill NC at his annual Christmas show 2007 ... Christmas In The Trenches Jim Watson Red Clay Ramblers anti-war

This is the latest song from Charles Pettee, mandolin player, and co-founder of Chapel Hill, NC's bluegrass group The Shady Grove Band (www.theshadygroveband.com). Many thanks to Chris Frank of the Red Clay Ramblers (www.efolkmusic.com) for taking time before a recording session at the Rubber Room (www.rubberroomstudio.com) to accompany Charles on the accordion. It blends nicely, we think, with Charles' 1946 Martin D-18! This song is dedicated to Jim and Regina Bridgman. Charles met Jim ...

Mud City Ramblers 2009-08-21 VFW, Hyde Park, VT