Fox On The Run - Feat. Russ Carson

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AT2050
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Camera: Canon 200D, 24mm f/2.8
Edited in Premiere and Pro Tools

[kuupfer]

i love that when the fiddle plays his solo in the beginning you can see the appreciation the banjo player has for his skill. love it.

[sartainja]

Believe that ole Tom T. would be proud of your superb performance of his song.

[GrandpaCanCook]

Josh Turner, besides your musical skills you sure have a knack for gather the perfect people to join you. Really enjoyed this video. Thank you.

[dww]

When I was 18 (46 years ago) this was a favourite. It was played by the Good Brothers in Ontario Canada. It was a feature at almost every party held. I have loved this song for the last 46 years. You have done it justice.

[scottsweet]

i dont even like this kind of music, but here i am, again, video after video, giving thumbs up and watching until the end.

[亀日記]

Amazing from Japan!!
My father’s band play same sing!!
Please watch their band!!
Name ‘North Hill’

[jalbraam]

I’ve been missing this.
One take
One microphone
One, among Many other, masterpieces done by You and your friends 😉
What a nice birthday Surprise!

[solreinecke]

Why is this a surprise to anyone? Like crystal clear water man.

[whiskeyromeobravo]

Excellent Rendition. This really made my day

[marcillioficino]

Pretty fiddle playin... everything blends beautifully.

[allentate]

Great rendition! I had the privilege of seeing Charlie Waller and the Country Gentleman perform this at my college in 1979

[arthurogle]

The Country Gentlemen have to be lookin and smiling at you guys. RIP Charlie WAller.

[michaelbertrandobrien]

1.55 the banjo players closes his eyes and makes a commitment to snatch life from the jaws of death. About ten seconds later he looks to the heavens, perhaps asking for help in muted prayer, perhaps thinking "o Lord, I've gone too far." And then his revery is broken as he is jolted back to reality to sing harmony on the chorus, and not long after breaks a smile, knowing that he's taken a chance on everything and lived to tell the tale. What a session. Sometimes I see musicians drifting, bending the very fabric of space and time by refusing to lock in in the usual way and somehow the other musicians hold it together and the intrepid explorer finds his way back to the beat. Doesn't happen enough in western music from what I've seen, but in these videos the guitar player on All Of Me and this fella on banjo both did that thing and I for one appreciate it. Youtube Musical Maestro Harry Potter definitely knows how to hold space for some magic to happen.

[cammoguy]

Holy Moley! That's the violinist from Avalon Jazz band.

[lptomtom]

Damn, vocal parts are on point, impressive! Also, banjo playing just puzzles me to no end, there's too much happening at the same time

[theragingplatypus]

L9ve this song. One of the best versions I've ever heard.

[rickfarrow]

I have heard that song several hundred times in the last 30 years and that is the nicest fiddle playing I have heard.
Great harmonies

[donaldwood]

Holy smokes heard it a hundred times but there is something special here Great job guys you rock Nova Scotia Canada loves this

[sandiroberts]

Country Gentlemen eat your heart out! I particularly like that drag note on the banjo solo. Wow!

[rmusician]

This is the first time I have heard Russ sing. Usually all I hear is his banjo. Not bad Russ!!!!