Dr. Ralph Stanley: In His Own Words

They called him the boy with the Hundred-Year-Old-Voice, but he would later become famous as the "Man of Constant Sorrow". This is Dr. Ralph Stanley In His Own Words.
In this intimate, sit-down interview, Dr. Stanley reflects on his life and musical career. From his childhood, lining out songs in church and the first time he picked up a banjo; to how his banjo kept him in good graces during his army days; the early years singing and playing with his brother, Carter, as The Stanley Brothers; the movie, the grammy; and the time he spent on the road with the Clinch Mountain Boys.
Dr. Stanley's son, Ralph II, and grandson, Nathan, join the conversation to share what it's like growing up on the road with the icon they call, "Dad" and "Papaw"
In this candid conversation, viewers will find that Dr. Ralph Stanley had certainly grown into his voice.
Make sure you watch through the end for a haunting performance of "O Death" ‪@BlueRidgeStreaming‬