It's entirely possible Drivin' N' Cryin' is the most underrated band of my young adulthood. I'm ashamed to say I had to be reminded to give them a listen for the first time in a long time and now cannot stop.
@DOUG J. I used to think the same thing. I moved to Atlanta Georgia from New York City and I would roll my eyes at Drivin and Crying. Then I was invited to see them live a few times and the shows were pretty smoking hot. I'm 56 now and I will go anywhere within three hours of my house to see them play live and I'm in Athens,Georgia so I get to see them a lot. I would say it's one of the better live shows that I go see. So yes it's funny for me to go from totally thinking they were some stupid Southern Rock Band to finding they're one of my favorite bands out there.
I don't no what made me think of this song, as I sit here drinking a beer at the age of 43. But I saw them in concert in about 1991 in Nashville TN. It was one of the best times of my life!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
1 of the first concerts i ever went to (many moons ago), where i could stand up close to the stage, and get a really good look at professionals at work! still in awe of these guys, and Kevn's take on life... great songs. great stories. great sound!
As a college kid in Atlanta from the north in the early 90s. These guys were a welcome rock vibe vs the country music of the day. Looking back to college days. Was a good time.
William Ford I know this is late to the party but, this is the 1st time I’ve seen this song and the audience was “not” singing well over the stage volume.
They came to Columbus Georgia and I got so security at the establishment that night and meet them before and after. Helped them unload and load up. Great group and very genuine.
I was born and raised in minnesota and worked in georgia in the late 90s saw these guy at huge concert in downtown atl. almost 20 years later still love these guys a ton. Hes bad ass
I used to live in Columbia, SC back in the day and DnC would play all over 5 Points under different names. If you were in the know, you could catch a helluva show. Miss those days.
a recent rediscovery with this band and lovin' every single minute of it! Some great memories listening to these guys back in the day! Thank you Drivin' -N- Cryin'! Music is Timeless!
I saw them in Jacksonville FL in the late 90s after seeing them several times in Charleston SC and ATL. They were always fan favorites in Chas, but the folks in Jax didn't have a clue. Show was poorly attended but they still rocked. Glad to be back in good ol' Carolina where they appreciate good music.
My Uncle owned a little hole in the wall, back in the day, in Charleston. The club was named The Flying Dutchman and on occasion they would pull in a decent band or two. Allman, Skynyrd, Tucker, Nugent, Tull, Turner, Cocker, REO, KISS, Montrose, Eddie Van Halen and Thorogood, just too name a few. I believe Uncle Bubba said these guy played there a time are two as well, if my memory serves me right. If so, they would've fit right in.
I am pretty sure the famous actor Rex Lin is in the audience. He’s the semi bald guy in the white shirt at 0:47 in the timeline. Otherwise this is a timeless time that I’ve played many times. Never ever fails to bring a smile to my face.
Every year Kevin hosts the "Jam by Day" at the Christmas Jam in Asheville. This song has become the (un)official Jam Kick Off song. Always a great time!
I've had this stuck in my head since hearing it on the way to work on Monday morning. Thankfully the day wasn't as bad as the implications. Still talk about an interesting song to wake up to. Hopefully this gets it out
I saw you guys do this epic tune in Toronto in 92 and 93 .... I was the crazy bastard who kept shouting "straight to hell" and "POWER - F$#@-in HOUSE" .... I almost got kicked up but I was just HIGH ON LIFE because I just got my 6 month AA chip and was flyin' high like OZZIE ...... everyone told me to SHUT-THE-FRONT-DOOR !!!! EPIC MADNESS ..... you guys still rock .... drive .... n ...... occasionally cry :(
This song really hits home. My mother had a nervous break down and my father left my brother and I in our early teens. We roamed the streets and went wild. That one summer I have never forgotten. Now many years later I look back and wonder....how the hell did I survive and have a succesful life.....I am still amazed at the strength from turmoil I gained
That rocked. It also rolled me over laughing as an epic performance somehow juxtaposed with A&F models and an audience prepped for an Amish cattle auction.
One of two of the most underrated bands of all times....not that their not know but shit mags like rolling stone if they did i seen no cover....a good rock magazine ..that does act..great bands and music is most definitely needed
I've seen them in person twice- once at the University of Georgia in Athens, and once in Atlanta back their early '90's heyday. Good music conducive to heavy beer drinking.
this is my f*in life in a song............... could hear it 100 times and more.
It's entirely possible Drivin' N' Cryin' is the most underrated band of my young adulthood. I'm ashamed to say I had to be reminded to give them a listen for the first time in a long time and now cannot stop.
Randall Hauk. I am in the same boat! Keep rockin!
Me too
Now you can see them live
@DOUG J. I used to think the same thing. I moved to Atlanta Georgia from New York City and I would roll my eyes at Drivin and Crying. Then I was invited to see them live a few times and the shows were pretty smoking hot. I'm 56 now and I will go anywhere within three hours of my house to see them play live and I'm in Athens,Georgia so I get to see them a lot. I would say it's one of the better live shows that I go see. So yes it's funny for me to go from totally thinking they were some stupid Southern Rock Band to finding they're one of my favorite bands out there.
Always loved them...and allso sad that..them and caddlebox are the most underrated of all time
I’ve seen them twice back in the early 90’s at Jacksonville State University. Good times back then!
Saw them last night in Knoxville and they were great. First time iv seen them since 1993 or so.
Sad to say I'm 59 and never heard this song or band until today. 😢
Ya missed out, buddy.
Better late than never
never too late.
What??
GA band!!
Damn , I absolutely love this song and performance!
One of the most underrated bands ever
I think that's true.
You're so right!
This song anyway!
Makes me think of my brother, Lieutenant Richard Caldwell of the Cocke County Sheriff’s Department in East Tennessee. He absolutely loved this song
I don't no what made me think of this song, as I sit here drinking a beer at the age of 43. But I saw them in concert in about 1991 in Nashville TN. It was one of the best times of my life!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
so now you're 46, are ya still drinkin beer?
1 of the first concerts i ever went to (many moons ago), where i could stand up close to the stage, and get a really good look at professionals at work!
still in awe of these guys, and Kevn's take on life...
great songs. great stories. great sound!
Brings back so many memories growing up in Warner Robins
This is a fantastic version of this song.
A small town kid from the north in Atlanta in the 90s. Culture shock to say the least. Great band and great times.
If you are from Georgia and were a teenager in 1989 then you should know this song.
As a college kid in Atlanta from the north in the early 90s. These guys were a welcome rock vibe vs the country music of the day. Looking back to college days. Was a good time.
So much talent, Great guitar tones, heartbreaking lyrics.
I loved these guys when I was young. Still do.
keep it coming guys. they will only keep playing as long as us true fans keep supporting them
William Ford I know this is late to the party but, this is the 1st time I’ve seen this song and the audience was “not” singing well over the stage volume.
They came to Columbus Georgia and I got so security at the establishment that night and meet them before and after. Helped them unload and load up. Great group and very genuine.
I was born and raised in minnesota and worked in georgia in the late 90s saw these guy at huge concert in downtown atl. almost 20 years later still love these guys a ton. Hes bad ass
I used to live in Columbia, SC back in the day and DnC would play all over 5 Points under different names. If you were in the know, you could catch a helluva show. Miss those days.
it's realy heard breaking. didn't knew the band till now. so thank's and greetings from weggis switzerland
one of my all time favorite songs--thanks!
They partnered with War Hippies and played this two weeks ago and they killed it. So glad I recorded it
Trancendental tune, got me through many a Mobile night in college at Spring Hill in the early '90's!!
a recent rediscovery with this band and lovin' every single minute of it! Some great memories listening to these guys back in the day! Thank you Drivin' -N- Cryin'! Music is Timeless!
I saw them in Jacksonville FL in the late 90s after seeing them several times in Charleston SC and ATL. They were always fan favorites in Chas, but the folks in Jax didn't have a clue. Show was poorly attended but they still rocked. Glad to be back in good ol' Carolina where they appreciate good music.
My Uncle owned a little hole in the wall, back in the day, in Charleston.
The club was named The Flying Dutchman and on occasion they would pull in a decent band or two.
Allman, Skynyrd, Tucker, Nugent, Tull, Turner, Cocker, REO, KISS, Montrose, Eddie Van Halen and Thorogood, just too name a few.
I believe Uncle Bubba said these guy played there a time are two as well, if my memory serves me right. If so, they would've fit right in.
Highlight of my commute in Atlanta in the 90’s. Transported back in time. ❤
Love you mom!!!!!!!!!!!
Love this song!
When I was in a band in college, this was a favorite tune
I dedicate this song to my brother good luck
use to go down town Macon Ga and listen to many times when they came through playing the small town bars , loved them and still do
I am pretty sure the famous actor Rex Lin is in the audience. He’s the semi bald guy in the white shirt at 0:47 in the timeline. Otherwise this is a timeless time that I’ve played many times. Never ever fails to bring a smile to my face.
damm it man - this playing at my funeral !
Evan Dale that is awesome....new funeral song...
Hopefully it will be playing for u soon!
@@waynewilliams5802 damn that’s fucked up
That song makes me sing along
Whatever! Kevin rocks! I would definitely say his voice is better than ever! This guy sounds in person better than most in the studio! 2/14/15
I have known and Loved DnC and Kevn since 1981...This is the best I have seen...Thanks guys!!!
Every year Kevin hosts the "Jam by Day" at the Christmas Jam in Asheville. This song has become the (un)official Jam Kick Off song. Always a great time!
I've had this stuck in my head since hearing it on the way to work on Monday morning. Thankfully the day wasn't as bad as the implications.
Still talk about an interesting song to wake up to.
Hopefully this gets it out
Saw DnC in London last night with Warner on guitar, one of the best bands and songs ever!
I saw you guys do this epic tune in Toronto in 92 and 93 .... I was the crazy bastard who kept shouting "straight to hell" and "POWER - F$#@-in HOUSE" .... I almost got kicked up but I was just HIGH ON LIFE because I just got my 6 month AA chip and was flyin' high like OZZIE ...... everyone told me to SHUT-THE-FRONT-DOOR !!!! EPIC MADNESS ..... you guys still rock .... drive .... n ...... occasionally cry :(
Prayin you're still sober!
They are playing tonight in Downtown Dallas Georgia. Free concert for those close enough to get here.
These guys go rock...one of my all time favorite songs...was lucky to catch them at a free hometown show in columbus ga a few years ago
I love these musicians, they're awesome! this song really hits home for me. nice rendition
Saw them when they opened for R.E.M. in Miami in the 90's. Great band!
One of my all time favorite bands with my favorite guitar player Sadler Vaden. Sadler Vaden's solo stuff if also really good.
these people are so lucky to witness this and they have no idea
song still gives me goose bumps
I didn't realize how I even got here, didn't realize had been back; but you deserve thanks for capturing and curating this... absolutely perfect.
Agreed. Drivin' N' Cryin' are a fav of mine and most Charleston, SC locals!!!🤘
we sing this in choir at my church LOL
xD
just perfection regardless of (and perhaps because of) the weathered visual.
This is the perfect Country Song
Beautiful song
Saw these guys many times in Sandy Springs (Atlanta burb) at the Blue Eagle in the early 80’s. Who would have thought.
i was right there with ya
Kevin Kinney - dont u go a changin. fly us courageous bro.
There was a time when Drivin n Cryin were like the Beatles in the South.
Love what your doing!!! You inspire me!!
Great tune
Always love listening to this song
Great to be where there singing about, north Ga baby
one of our favorites
Fantastic!
Such a great band and song
Thanks for share'n
Music.... the only language 👍👍👍
These guys jam
Saw them earlier this year at a local bar. Got front row tickets and ended up with a guitar pick. Great band to see if you ever get a chance.
This song really hits home. My mother had a nervous break down and my father left my brother and I in our early teens. We roamed the streets and went wild. That one summer I have never forgotten. Now many years later I look back and wonder....how the hell did I survive and have a succesful life.....I am still amazed at the strength from turmoil I gained
When an unwanted family member exits the family gets stronger. Finding your Father and reconciling would make it even stronger.
That rocked. It also rolled me over laughing as an epic performance somehow juxtaposed with A&F models and an audience prepped for an Amish cattle auction.
RIGHT??
Its dryvin and cryin. Just badass..
It was great to meet you guys at the harley dealership in Austell.
Recently this song comes to mind daily
great song!
October 10th Walhalla SC OUTSIDE CONCERT with CRAVIN MELON. Can't wait
One of two of the most underrated bands of all times....not that their not know but shit mags like rolling stone if they did i seen no cover....a good rock magazine ..that does act..great bands and music is most definitely needed
I flipped a 87 tbird corked screwed it i had a driving n crying cd in my coat pocket
Awesome band!!!
The 7th one in 7 days.. Love it
I think this is the most underrated band ever.
Amazing 👍👍👍
Awesome cut.
Love it!
Hell yes.
I've seen them in person twice- once at the University of Georgia in Athens, and once in Atlanta back their early '90's heyday. Good music conducive to heavy beer drinking.
Jason Robinson Amen Roll tide bro
Jason Robinson roll tide jose
So many great memories watching these guys here in Athens, Ga at the 40Watt Club good times.
a great song.
Greatest song ever O and ever so true
Haven't seen them yet, but hope to soon.
Some songs you hear make you well up; Prine's Lake Marie, DBT's World of Hurt.....this one does it too.
Love it
great band. did not know this one. i like.
Yes they were bad ass💯
Sounds great
If that didn’t give you chills I feel sorry for you…
This is kickass.
Still sounds great real talent
I liked it!!
DRIVING NCRYIN AT THE FLA BAMA NOW THAT CONCERT ROCKED WITH JIMMY HALL
My mama and the Buddhist monks in Times Square said the same thing. Got my pass on my car and wrist band that pulls all the hair off your arm too.