There were more than two-dozen players in all
So many guitars . . .
Jamming before the show
Warming up the crowd
Of the ten best songs ever written . . .
Gettin' down . . .
The songs and the singers were remembered by all
In bluegrass . . .
Looking back and remembering
A band with three banjos . . .
It was a family event . . .
Greg Coen organized the reunion . . .
Most of the players were born and raised here . .…
"This one's in 'D'"
Everybody had a turn or two
Not even emphysema . . .
. . . and the audience responded enthusiastically
A good crowd for a small town
The flattops step forward
Few eyes remained dry . . .
Her husband "Speck" no longer plays . . .
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The reunion show begins
Ronnie Workman starts it off with "Take This Hammer."
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