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I know this doesn’t have any guitar parts. However, if you listen to this and don’t feel any emotion you should check your pulse. I have never been a religious man but after listening to this I may have to go to church and it’s not even a gospel song! I tried finding a live version with guitar but the only one I found was an acoustic set on a morning radio show. It was good but I feel this version is better. I just discovered this band tonight and fell down a rabbit hole. I watched an entire concert, during which, the Vocalist (Brandon Coleman) talked about how they recorded the album like artists did in the 1960s. The whole band in a room together. They felt that the energy live on stage should be captured in the recording without the need for modern technology and overproduction. Let me tell you, I listened to that album and they are absolute correct. It has a soul that very few albums ,if any, have today.

Wow! Love this guitar rendition of a classic. Sonic appeal and visually mesmerizing the way he dances on the fretboard. Also check out his raw street recordings, they are fun.

Pablo Van de Poel is without a doubt my favorite guitarist ever. He is a master of tone and feeling. His phrasing is unreal and this video is a masterclass on building a solo into a story. DeWolff is an insanely tight band, and they get extra points for just being cool.

I'm a big bluegrass fan and came across this video from David Hoffman - he made a documentary of Earl Scruggs back in the early '70s and this is some footage of what was recorded while traveling around NC with Earl, recorded outside of the Morris brothers' auto body shop. The song starts around 3:25 in, but I recommend watching the beginning too for some of the background. Just a cool video.