9 year old banjo boy Jonny Mizzone and his brothers Tommy 13 on guitar, and Robbie 12 on fiddle perform “Flint Hill Special” by Earl Scruggs on the Late Show with David Letterman.Absolutely amazing. I was expecting kids. These are world class musicians
On a memorable evening on the Late Show with David Letterman, the audience was treated to an extraordinary performance that defied all expectations. Taking center stage were three remarkable young musicians: Jonny Mizzone, a mere 9 years old and a master of the banjo, his older brother Tommy, 13, wielding his guitar with finesse, and Robbie, 12, wielding a fiddle with a skill far beyond his years. Together, they embarked on a rendition of “Flint Hill Special” by the legendary Earl Scruggs that left the audience in awe.
As the trio kicked off their performance, it became instantly clear that these were not just kids with instruments; they were world-class musicians in the making. Jonny’s nimble fingers danced across the banjo strings, producing a sound that was nothing short of phenomenal. His precision, timing, and passion for the music shone brightly, as if he had been playing for decades.
Tommy, on the guitar, complemented Jonny’s banjo with perfect harmony, effortlessly strumming the chords and adding depth to the performance. His guitar skills demonstrated a level of maturity and artistry well beyond his years, further confirming that this trio was something truly special.