Country Joe sings 'I-Feel-Like-I'm-Fixin'-to-Die Rag'
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- Опубліковано 20 гру 2017
- Sixties rocker and Navy veteran Country Joe McDonald played his famous song "I-Feel-Like-I'm-Fixin'-to-Die Rag" for ABC7 News when we caught up with him ahead of his show in Berkeley. Click here for the full story: abc7ne.ws/2kWPE4r
Remember in london in early 70s , me and my mates got into joe s dressing room , we had been refused admission to is gig for being to drunk! He sung 2 songs for us . great night great man , a late thanks.
Outstanding fella, ya lucky bugger lol.
I would like to see Joe McDonald live.
Wow
.. an English drunk ? .. Nooo impossible !
50 years and this song still stirs up so many feelings. Thank you for having been brave enough to sing this knowing there would be consequences.
Are you fucking kidding me??? I can’t believe I found Country Joe STILL singing one of my favorite songs from Woodstock!!! Yeah I’m STILL an old Hippie smokin some good green and I’ll NEVER CHANGE...Don’t want to!!!
I'm 58, but I sympathized with much of what hippies preached. Posting January 4, 2022. Peace out!
Still relevant in 2023! Dad made it back but Uncle Joe was KIA! "Never forget!"
I hope you realize how lucky we are for Joe McDonald playing for us.
Loved listening to this when I was in Iraq.
but this is a anti war song.
why the hell do you went to iraq listenning to this? oh yeah.. oil
@Major C There are plenty of anti war tools that became huge recruiting tools. Like that song “war what is it good for” and the movie Full Metal Jacket.
@@MadMajor666 we didn't get any oil out of Iraq you dope.
During the 2003 Iraq war people should have protested against that war in massive numbers like they did against the Vietnam war!
@Peterpaul Andmaez a-wall ?
It's awol - absent without leave...
Still feel the hippie spirit ❤️☮️
imo joe macdonald is up there as one of the most underappreciated guitar players to ever live. fucking legend
How could anyone not like this? I think it is so great to see this wonderful musician perform still as if he was in his twenties. Hé mr. McDonald, my greatest respect to you. You really made a difference and not only in th USA but also in Europe, for instance in The Netherlands were I am from. We knew what this song was all about and it's importance. Again, it is great to see you are still alive and kicking. ❤️
As each each passes Country Joe McDonald's performance at Woodstock becomes more relevant. When we think of Woodstock we think of this song and Country Joe!
Love this song forever! Thank you, Country Joe!
Great to see the OG doin his baby!!!
My kids knew every word to this song. (I was a terrible mother...lol)
Wow Dee you were the best mother!
Hello Country Joe!!! It’s nice to see that you still play and sing. Long live Section 43, (Monterey Pop Festival) Rock & Soul Music (from the Woodstock concert)!
I first heard Country Joe in my Freshman year in college in 1968. This was before I attended Woodstock.
my mum was 15 when she went to woodstock ... she loved it! ♥ ... made me a hippie as well! great area!
Brilliant! And I spotted he added in 'daughters' to make it inclusive for the modern times!!! LOL
Equal opportunity! 🇺🇸
It was a time , it was a feeling , it will never be that way again . We were young and bullet proof or so we thought , Bless Joe MacDonald and all our other heroes who helped us get through it and live to grow up / old . ☮ God Bless !
Country Joe for President!
Greetings from Norway
Country Joe and Arlo Guthrie together would be an ultimate concert!!
I first saw this guy on the Woodstock film. He looks quite different but he appears to have aged well and his music playing is just as good.
Now THIS is a winning video.
What a legend!!! ❤❤✌✌
Hello Joe! Whataya know? How are things in Kokomo? Sorry, couldn't resist. Wonderful to see you and to know that you're still kickin'. Peace.
GIMME AN F!!!!!
Classic Woodstock performance.
Thank you very very much.Sweet memories.We love you.Friends from Czech republic🥰❤💛💚
Gratulation. You were and you are marvellous. Greetings from Nürnberg. My granddaughter loves you, too.
a national treasure 💯
That was excellent. Really first class . Good to see Country Joe at 80 !
I STILL LOVE YOU COUNTRY JOE...SING IT!!!
I love this song. My first concert as a teenager was Country Joe and the Fish, in Holstebro, DK.
Now, how bout those way cool chords that sound so interesting kids!! One of the things that make Ol Country Joe, Country Joe. But don't expect your guitar teacher to teach you that. Country Joe, one of a kind.
I loved you then
I love you now.
Berkeley 1966
Growing up in the San Francisco Bay area when this song came out was pretty cool. And it came out right before I went into the military. It would’ve made a great cadence.
Thanks country Joe, maybe catch you at the Fillmore up in the sky one day.
Beautiful share my friend, you singing fantastic country music.
I like your singing.
Thanks for your wonderful song.
Awesome....love that country Joe....
Thank you Joe. You are a legend.
Country Joe, greetings from São Paulo, Brazil!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Eine Legende. Und noch heute eine grandiose Stimme!
a true legend.
This guy is a fucking legend
Awesome brother man!
Love you man!
Love it
You broke JJ’s heart, but I still love you. 🤍🤍🤍
Love you man..
What a great song! ❤️
Amazing
greetings from Greece
Sounds great!
Still great!
BRILLIANT MAN
Thank you for the best protest song
You sound fantastic 💙💙💙💙
Muy buena, es mi generación.
Whoopee
He still sounds fantastic!!!
Back during the administration of George W, a bunch of us attempted to put together an IMPEACHAPALOOZA event -- never got anywhere, BUT, the only performer who actually responded to our request (through his agent) was Country Joe. I'll never forget it -- THANKS JOE!
Classic
Fantastic!! I am a woodstock hippie and I was 13 years old when woodstock was first getting some advertisement I imediately made some plans and decided that the only way I could ever go ws to just go. to run away from home (Austin TX) so I did. I hitch-hiked all the way from Austin TX to Pennsyvania where I got stopped hitch-hiking by the state police. They arrested me and called my parents back in Texas. Before my dad got all the way to pa to get me I escaped custody by leaving when they let me go outside in the rec yard. My dad was super pissed. It took 4 more days of very paranoid under-age travelling, but I made it and never regreted one minute of the mud or the nowhere to pee or even the unforgiving rain and pissed off atitudes
WOW !
Country Joe and bandmate Barry Melton came to Vancouver to support the Georgia Straight underground newspaper. 1969. So yes, he was the real thing. A hero.
Meraviglioso
RESPECT.
Better than ever Joe !
We miss u :'(
Ora come allora... Grazie,Joe.
He' s a great friend of mine
The best & coolest protest song/performance in history.
Country joe is the man
Yes
I was waiting for him to close with “alright”. It was a treat to hear Country Joe singing it again.
Happy 80th to the MAN
Love you, man. 0:29
❤
He has the same Voice
If only this monumental anthem could outlive needless wars. At least it will survive alongside, like forever, man.
Still a young man 50 years after Woodstock
Great job Joe from a Vietnam veteran!?!!??!!!!!!
Hes didnt serve in Vietnam
Davis Worth probably did though !
i remember he played in bath around 15 years ago
❤ ❤ ❤
l love you
1, 2, 3 what are we fightin' for?!
AND THAT BOYS & GIRLS IS HOW ITS DONE.
FUCKEN BRILLIANT
Rest in peace Country Joe.
according to wikipedia he is still alive, unless you have other info...
country joe would you be willing to perform at woodstock 21?
"All we are sayyyiiinnnggg...is give drugs a chance....."
sorry so many politicians forgot about these times calling for peace!
Yup and here comes the Draft again!
YEEHAW
Be the first one on your block to have your kids come home in a box.
Não é e é uma grande canção.
Sounds the same as when he was a kid singing that!
Hi man👍
I’m now very sad
Sounds great he should have had his old millitary jacket on.
That kinda looks like the Bacon and Day Senorita
Far out, Joe.
Hisy
man - he hasn't changed a bit since he played Bart Simpsons grandfather
From a time when people could still think for themselves and not be sold a bill of goods by the government.
if they could think for themselves how did we get into Vietnam?