Colt Clark and the Quarantine Kids Deliver an Incredible Sultans of Swing
Cash sits with his guitar as Colt counts the family in. For years, Cash had said he wasn’t ready to play Dire Straits’ “Sultans of Swing.” Now he’s playing it beside his dad, with the whole family keeping pace. By the final note, they’re cheering and laughing together.
Cash Takes on a Song He Once Thought Was Too Hard
Cash sits with his guitar, focused on the part he once said he wasn’t ready to play. Colt sings and plays beside him, while the rest of the family holds the rhythm together. The camera stays on them in one shot, so you can watch the song unfold as they play it.
That’s the joy of this cover. Cash chose a song that had felt out of reach, and now he’s playing it all the way through with his family.
Watch Cash and His Family Play It Together
Cash keeps his eyes on his guitar as the song moves along. Across from him, Colt sings and plays his own guitar. The bass and drums keep everything steady, giving Cash room to take on a part he once thought was beyond him.
Because the camera holds on the whole family, you can watch how they play together. No one stops to make a big moment of Cash’s choice. They simply trust one another, stay with the song, and enjoy where it takes them.
The Song Cash Finally Chose
The family had wanted to play “Sultans of Swing” for a long time, but Cash kept saying he wasn’t ready. According to the video’s description, he changed his mind while Colt was away at a performance. When his dad got home, they started working on it together.
That makes the final seconds especially lovely to watch. They finish the song, cheer, and laugh, with Cash right there among them. For another classic rock song played together at home, watch the family’s cover of “Gimme Shelter”.
When the last note fades, the family cheers and laughs. Cash had spent a long time saying he wasn’t ready for “Sultans of Swing.” Now he’s played it from start to finish with his dad and siblings beside him. You can see why Colt and Aubree call this performance special.
You can find more from Colt Clark and the Quarantine Kids on Colt Clark’s Facebook page and the Clark Family Creative YouTube channel.
