Title: one of the best bluegrass videos ever, and a rare timepiece
Product review: I've viewed this video many times, both for its many great performances as well as the historical significance. Many great stars in their prime, an excited and very interesting audience, and great commentary from the man who started bluegrass festivals, Carlton Haney. The audience shots are especially interesting, as it was a highly polarized time in America, yet the different factions blended together at a bluegrass event, and seemed to have a great time together. The Jimmy Martin and Ralph Stanley clips are alone worth the price, and their side musicians are especially notable. This is a rare gem... some of the earliest full-color bluegrass ever shot, from 1971 when bluegrass festivals were new and filled with soul and excitement.
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