That’s my great great uncle there, so grateful to those who have saved this for the world but also our family

I as a banjo player love Dock Boggs he was a true genius in he played and sang. The best musicians are the ones that were as he was just a Coal Miner and good man doing his music because the young ones wanted to hear him. I wish Old TIme music was more popular. I will do my part to keep it alive.

Thank god for Alan Lomax who researched found and archived all this music for prosperity. What a man.

Ole' Dock Boggs had a haunting chant.

Thanks to the internet, i learned about Doc Boggs, someone i had not heard before. Great music, seems he was a great guy.  Roy b, CapeTown south africa 🇿🇦

Incredible...i love that haunting banjo sound...

I like the 1927 recordings. That banjo really gets me.

Thank you Billy Strings for turning me on to Dock Boggs

Man that will make your hair stand up ,thanks

this is fucking fantastic

Dock Boggs is the master! I never want the song to end!

Love it Doc Boggs and Doc Watson some of my favorites.  Thanks be to God he got filmed.

Whenever I am in Norton VA I visit Dock's grave. He was an incredible talent. The Dock Boggs Festival continued after his death for about 20 years. Mike Seeger was the driving force and when he passed on so did the festival.

What a great American and national treasure. Love this man

Good people, this isn't artificial intelligence.

A sharp banjo player 🪕 ⚡

Just about The Best country song I've ever heard, . . . straight out of poverty-stricken Appalachia of 1927 when Dock Boggs originally wrote this Amazing Song!!

love the subtle tempo changes... some Dock every day keeps the devil away

Dock Boggs is my favorite Appalachian Country musician his banjo playing provides a story within the song and his voice is soothing Roscoe Holcomb is amazing but he sing so loud

An American treasure. 🤘🏻