Young Jake Andrews with Gatemouth Brown
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- I used to play with Gatemouth quite a bit. Here I am joining Gatemouth onstage on the Texas Connection in 1991. The Texas Connection was an offshoot of Austin City Limits that profiled Texas artists, and was hosted by Jerry Jeff Walker. Gate and I rehearsed earlier that day with the band, and worked up this song. My father owns the 1951 Fender Esquire that Gatemouth used to record his 1954 hit, "Okie Dokie Stomp". We brought it to the studio that day, and he signed it to me on the back of the headstock. The guitar still sounds amazing! I'm playing my 1960 Fender Duo-sonic through a vintage tweed Fender Bassman. Enjoy that rad guitar solo of mine!!!
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That kid will never forget that day. Playing with one of the best in the business.
Nope I never will!
And the name of that song was “Louisiana Zydeco”, with a young Jake Andrews tearing it up on his Fender Stratocaster. He sure got an early start. And Gatemouth was kind enough to let a young boy come on stage. Excellent!
Yes, Gatemouth was very kind to me through the years! I played with him numerous times and he always got me up to play onstage with him.
What a future star and Gatemouth giving him a chance to shine ,
Finally someone putting a Fender duo-sonic to good use!
Haha! Yeah I put a lot of miles on that one.
Very 👍 👍
Thank you! Cheers!
I'm jealous, that is wonderful Jake and really special. I'm 52 now and I wish I played when I was that young. I never played any type of instrument until I started guitar about 10 years ago. I just think of all the time I lost and how much better a player I would be now. Oh well...I still love playing old school blues and blues rock songs even if I'm just a above average player.
Thanks Derek! Man it's never too late to be playing great music!
that was way cool I love it when these guys bring up the young ones
Yeah those were great times:) Thanks!
I used to be in a band with a singer from Houma La, he was a legit Cajun, telling me stories of the swamps, and singing in them. Explaining the culture, how they have seafood boils, and dump them on newspapers, Boudreaux and Thibodeaux jokes, and the term coonass, which i thought was racist, he explained what it meant, any way years later i was telling this young black guy about Cajuns, and he went nuts after i said coonass is what they call themselves that are deep in the swamp ppl, nothing to do with color, they only come out in boats to trade or get supplies 😂
Great story!
@@JakeAndrewsMusic you have lots of good ones yourself, BTW that band I was talking about, when I used to live in ATL, we were called 10 commitments, opened up for Atlanta rhythm section and Leon Russell back during the Olympics there.
Would have loved to have seen Leon Russell ❤@@shable1436
saw him a bunch in La. small clubs when Jeff Pollard Band backed him, great artist/Man...R.I.P.
He was the best!
Absolutely brilliant 👏
Thanks Robert!
Smokin young man. Give it hell
Thanks R.C.!
Gatemouth was a blues guitar legend. It must have been quite a kick for you at age 12 to be on stage with him. You were not too shabby yourself :)
I knew Gatemouth. Gate would take offense in your labeling him a blues guitar legend. His talent transcended genres and instruments. Gate was as big as music.
TWO LEGENDS!!!! this is awesome
Thanks Josh!
Foot a tapping, soon the floor is happening swinging to the strings sings its like a bell rings
Yessir!
You have Gates sense of phrasing !
Thank you Allen!
Brown was great. Unique Texas style.
Time to Burn by Jake Andrews is one of my all time favorite blues albums.
That’s the best I’ve ever heard you man!!! What happened?!!!
Ha! All downhill since then!
Thanks for posting!
Anyone getting a kick out of this might want to check out the You-tube footage of 7 Yr. old Ricky Skaggs performing with Lester Flatt & Earl Scruggs . ok bye .
Ha, so cool!
I used to work for him he was living in Slidell la and Strom came through in 2005 he lost his house he had a heart attack and die he was in Texas at that time of the storm
"Katrina" ?? I think that Hurricane may have done him in......
The kid dosen't use a capo. Amazing little guy.
Thanks Robert!
La classe ce gosse
That is one kid that can sure keep up with traffic. Yup,! G-G 😃
Thanks so much! I learned early on I had to swim or else I woulda sank!
@@JakeAndrewsMusic =////======> Absolutementi, That swimmin' isn't very damn easy to learn. You gotta swallow a lot of water and moss along the way. Yup,! G--G 😆😄😀
Wow!! You really had the best mentors!! Do you still have that guitar?
Yes I do! Now my 8 year old son is playing on it:) It's a 1960 Fender Duo-Sonic.
@@JakeAndrewsMusic That is awesome!!!
What is the name of this song
It's called Louisiana Zydeco!
Probably Little Jake's first "woodie". Who wouldn't. Good show little chap.