Absolutely. I'm glad he was recognized on guitar hero 2, I believe, but "Pshycobilly Freakout" is not a true measure of his skill, rhythm, and chord work.
I’m from Cleveland. The Rock Hall is a joke. Just enough R&R in it to make it reputable. But if you want to see Madonnas outfits or visit hip hop displays.....
I saw them in Seattle in 95 and then a decade later in Boston in 2005... What amazed me was that Jim had gotten better. He had somehow improved his already formidable array of guitar chops - I still think about that sometimes, that a player of his caliber just kept improving on his already excellent skills
I had similar experience when I saw monster magnet a couple of years ago. These are the kind of bands that are big enough to be professional, but small enough that they basically have to be constantly touring to make a living , so they’re just so well practiced and tight.
It really is cool to see improvement in people that are already either immensely talented or have like a million skills under their belt already. It's even cooler to see it though when you've been keeping up with their stuff for years.
pay attention kids: this is one of the great surviving legacy's of American Music. heed his lyrics, too, they got a little more than just pump and dump the weekend away........
Got my first tattoo in 1994 and this song was blasted by one of the artists in the studio during it. I'm pretty sure this song got tattooed into my soul. Been a huge fan ever since...
I couldn’t possibly explain how obsessed I am with this whole band, you either know and feel it or you just don’t understand music Country bad boy music
The heat is none to be fooled with now that you've discovered this guitar monster you may as well go down to Mickey baker and Albert King the true victor of the battle of chess records
I’ve never been lucky enough to see RHH live yet and I’d like I’d ask how was the show… But I’m already 100% sure it was Fuckin Awesome! 😄 Jim is incredible on a guitar and so are the other guys ! 👍🏻🤯 Perfect Band!
@@philbrown1474 I only wish , I’ve never seen the Reverend Horton Heat live yet but I definitely hope I do someday in the future. I’ve been listening to him for almost 30 years now and he never disappoints. I’ve been playing guitar myself for about 38 years now and I have no problem admitting that Jim is miles better than I will ever be 😄 He’s one hell of a guitar player his style of mixing many different styles together at will into his own rockabilly style is endlessly fascinating to listen to and even better to watch him play it, even if it is just a close up camera shot.
KEXP always books the dope talent and TR Horton Heat is the ultimate bomb! I am reminded of a dozen other devil+car tracks but the Reverend is killing the genre here and clearly has improved w/age. Swinging, baby! Thanks KEXP.
I was a senior in high school when these cats came through town. There was another band across the way playing a club and I was like one of three people in The Library in Denton Texas and heard Jim play The Devil's Chasin' Me along with Hot Rod Lincoln back to back...blew me away. Wound up smoking cigarettes and talking with Jimbo out front. Told him their sound reminded me of Chet Atkins with a Zoot band backing him up. We drank beer and talked about all the flat top fellas that were doin' it cool 40 yrs earlier. MEMORIES
It's 2 am I just found out about the rev and I don't know what it is about this music but it makes me want to raise some hell more than anything in the world..... may he save my soul
Hey Jim!! This a Awesome performance man, that reminds me of the old days ('87-89). And I drove to downtown Austin recently and up the Drag, I was so happy to see that the *Hole In The Wall* was still there. Seen the Rev. Horton Heat there quite a few times late 80's! ;) Great performance by the band here, i love this rendition of the song. Dennis 60 years Austin Texas!
@@guido2114 seen him 12 times working as a bouncer at a club he would play at would smoke them out before and after the show and jimbo would kill it on the bass
Grew up with jim in Dallas. He's just yr favorite uncle, the cool one, used to play with him at the theater gallery in '86 when hardcore and rockabilly were born forth into the psychobilly thing. Fun for the Hole Family.
eljefeguapobarbon gets better every time, have seen their show at least 6 times in STL never disappointed. Would say its like a fine wine it only gets better. P.S. You have a friend in Jimbo. (actuality I have meet him and he is a super cool guy).
Gretsch guitars sound SO good, but they're SO expensive. I would love to be able to afford one. The Tim Armstrong model looks cool, especially since I'm a lefty. Maybe one day.
My birthday falls on Easter Sunday this year for the first time in my life! 4/21/2019. The Rev. playing Flagstaff, Az. that night. Just got my tix. Cant wait!
A big hell yes to your comment. It was on that second album that the Reverend really found his sound and Taz had a ton to do with it. One of my all time favorite drummers .
I knew it! The line is "He's got a hellhound down on his knee!" I knew that "Hellhound driving limousine" made absolutely no freakin' sense when the next line is about his driver.
TBH, Excellent performance! I've seen The Rev a few times live back in the day (late 80's/early 90's) in ATX. I dunno if Jim would remember, me and my buddy Big Al smoke a few on occasion with him in the bushes in the alley beside the Hole In The Wall! ;) I followed "Smilin' Jack on bass outside the Hole in the Wall with his wireless standup bass! Went a block one way, then a block the other way, then leaned back on the hood of a car, at the light, jamming all the while. god they put on a good show! Then he went back in the bar to the stage. The Song "Love Whip" was the one where Jim would stand on Jack's bass.. And what song was it they would lay down, and kick their feet in the air while jamming. lol One night at the Hole In The Wall, they played a "new" song, "Crazy Ex Boyfriend".. We all liked it. Well later, me and 3 friends went over to this chicks apt, and who should show up! Her Crazy Ex Boyfriend!! No shit! he's threatening her, telling us his friend has a shotgun in the car, one of the guys i was with shows me he had a 22 pistol in his waistband i didn't know, god i was shitting a brick! lol! Well, we made a break for it and got outta there, poor girl, i have no idea what happened to her. Shit is rough man We all wanna live. :P Saw Rev Horton Heat also, at Woodshock 2, some ppls land in South Austin.. 89? 90? Somehwere around there. I traded Jim some weed for speed, if i remember right, and i traded the speed to someone else for some acid. My bad. I went to watch Calvin Russel, in his nice blue cowboy outfit, and his huge cowboy hat... Man, That hat just got bigger and bigger.. I was real uncomfortable. lmao! Went back to Big Al's pickup truck after that, and sat on the tailgate watching the damn fire all night.. I could see the stage and the lights in the distance, and hear the bands, but.. i was worthless to move... Good old days and mems with the Reverend Horton Heat!!! I still got that '87 recording they made at a Dallas Radio Station! To me, that's the Real 'Heat! But I'm glad they've gained the huge following they have, and still like them too. Godspeed Reverend and Prophets!!! Dennis 59 years ATX
A Gretch guitar is heavy, cumbersome and just generally harder to play than many other guitars. So why would any guitarist choose one. There's an ability threshold that has to be surpassed. Jim Heath passed that a long time ago. The ultimate answer to "Why a Gretch"? Listen to the man. It's like he was born with it in his hands. His guitar is like a 1950's model Cadillac. Too big, hard to drive, hardly anyone can drive it correctly. But in the hands of a professional, it will get you there fast and with style and later get you laid.
Gotta love Jimbo! The last time I saw him he was sharing his MGD with me from onstage while Jim Heath serenaded me personally with "Crooked Cigarette." 💋😘
The most underrated guitarist ever!!! Pure genius!!
Galaxy 500 Rev
True to the core. His name deserves to be right up there with Hendrix, Page and Clapton.
Another completely underrated guitarist was Eddie Hazel, btw.
Absolutely. I'm glad he was recognized on guitar hero 2, I believe, but "Pshycobilly Freakout" is not a true measure of his skill, rhythm, and chord work.
👍❤🤠😈
I'd say his style is pretty par for the course as far as rockabilly is concerned, which is already pretty good on its own
RHH should have been inducted into the Rock n' Roll hall of Fame note one.
I’m from Cleveland. The Rock Hall is a joke. Just enough R&R in it to make it reputable. But if you want to see Madonnas outfits or visit hip hop displays.....
Too good for that poor excuse of an institution.
@@spyder8093 the hall of shame is a bottom feeding piece of shit in a fancy building.
True 'dat
It's comforting to know that he's still out there spreading the gospel.
+Scott Thornton yes !!!
Amen brother!
Nah, the hell with “mainstream “ these guys are better than that.
amen !
I was a sinner before I saw the Reverend… ♥️ Missing the early Denton days at Rick’s.
I saw them in Seattle in 95 and then a decade later in Boston in 2005... What amazed me was that Jim had gotten better.
He had somehow improved his already formidable array of guitar chops - I still think about that sometimes, that a player of his caliber just kept improving on his already excellent skills
I had similar experience when I saw monster magnet a couple of years ago. These are the kind of bands that are big enough to be professional, but small enough that they basically have to be constantly touring to make a living , so they’re just so well practiced and tight.
It really is cool to see improvement in people that are already either immensely talented or have like a million skills under their belt already. It's even cooler to see it though when you've been keeping up with their stuff for years.
IKR? The RHH is definitely improving with age and experience. I mean, DAMN.
pay attention kids: this is one of the great surviving legacy's of American Music. heed his lyrics, too, they got a little more than just pump and dump the weekend away........
Yeah, so does tons of current music.
@@No-sx6ubOk.
👍😎
Got my first tattoo in 1994 and this song was blasted by one of the artists in the studio during it. I'm pretty sure this song got tattooed into my soul. Been a huge fan ever since...
🤘🏻
_Tattooed into my soul_
I hurrrd that
These guys are ALL underrated. And they put on a GREAT show whenever they come to Lawrence, Ks.
Ditto, Dekalb, IL.
I couldn’t possibly explain how obsessed I am with this whole band, you either know and feel it or you just don’t understand music
Country bad boy music
I never heard of this guy (I'm bit young I suppose) but I love it! I find it because I was investigate the Gretsch guitar..and that is BEAUTIFUL!
Don’t know how old you are, but if you ever get the chance to see The Rev live, GO! I’ve seen then @ 8-10 times since the early 90’s. Always great.
The heat is none to be fooled with now that you've discovered this guitar monster you may as well go down to Mickey baker and Albert King the true victor of the battle of chess records
Check out the Cramps too
Wow , im glad this popped up from nowhere , 9 yrs old !
Eskimo kisses to the mic! Nearly 10 years ago this was recorded, how the world has changed yet this song hasn't. Red and black tuxedo for the win.
This guy is phenomenal on the guitar, what a beast!
He's in Portland tonight and I'm going!!
I’ve never been lucky enough to see RHH live yet and I’d like
I’d ask how was the show… But I’m already 100% sure it was Fuckin Awesome! 😄 Jim is incredible on a guitar and so are the other guys ! 👍🏻🤯 Perfect Band!
Why you lucky lil' devil!
How the fuck i missed that? Where was the show?
@@andrewpardue3324how was it?
@@philbrown1474
I only wish , I’ve never seen the Reverend Horton Heat live yet but I definitely hope I do someday in the future. I’ve been listening to him for almost 30 years now and he never disappoints. I’ve been playing guitar myself for about 38 years now and I have no problem admitting that Jim is miles better than I will ever be 😄 He’s one hell of a guitar player his style of mixing many different styles together at will into his own rockabilly style is endlessly fascinating to listen to and even better to watch him play it, even if it is just a close up camera shot.
I had the pleasure to open his show once in Ft Worth. He played my upright bass and autographed it. Good guy, we spoke until he had to get on stage
These guys are incredible!!!!!!!
Beauty to hear live actually
Indeed
KEXP always books the dope talent and TR Horton Heat is the ultimate bomb! I am reminded of a dozen other devil+car tracks but the Reverend is killing the genre here and clearly has improved w/age. Swinging, baby! Thanks KEXP.
Of all the Rev's songs, this one contains by far my favorite solo
More than 1 broken bone at Rev show since '90's. Now I'm old. Just Christmas time. The fucking best
That vocal echo is amazing
I used to be a sinner- til i went and saw The Rev. Just back from Chico show. Glory hallelujah.
I liked how he plays two guitar parts at the same time by hammering on with his left hand.
Please play this at my funeral !!!
I was a senior in high school when these cats came through town. There was another band across the way playing a club and I was like one of three people in The Library in Denton Texas and heard Jim play The Devil's Chasin' Me along with Hot Rod Lincoln back to back...blew me away. Wound up smoking cigarettes and talking with Jimbo out front. Told him their sound reminded me of Chet Atkins with a Zoot band backing him up. We drank beer and talked about all the flat top fellas that were doin' it cool 40 yrs earlier. MEMORIES
The guitar playing on this is off the charts killer. Go REV go!!!
It's 2 am I just found out about the rev and I don't know what it is about this music but it makes me want to raise some hell more than anything in the world..... may he save my soul
One of Corpus Christi Texas finest ever. Proud this sound comes from my hometown 🤘🏼🤘🏼
The devils always chasing me but thanks to the rev, I have been saved.
Hey Jim!! This a Awesome performance man, that reminds me of the old days ('87-89). And I drove to downtown Austin recently and up the Drag, I was so happy to see that the *Hole In The Wall* was still there. Seen the Rev. Horton Heat there quite a few times late 80's! ;) Great performance by the band here, i love this rendition of the song.
Dennis
60 years
Austin Texas!
Amen brother
Man you guys are still the best show on wheels. Thank god for the Rev.
The Reverend is my biggest musical inspiration. I'm glad he's still going.
Praise the Rev and his boys for spreading the word!
I have been saved!
I was a sinner… then I saw the Reverend Horton Heat ♦️♠️♥️♣️
Excellent presentation and performance for KEXP
God bless the Reverend...
Can I get an Amen??
Late to the party but AMEN! brother!
Just wanted to put it out there, I would pay 100 bucks for the official tab book. Spiral bound . All of it.
I've got tickets to a show of theirs this year. Super exited to see these awesome dudes play!
"Don't roll your window down/And Look me in the eye/No, I did not make No Deal/So don't wait on me to Die"🤘😏
Saw him a few weeks ago, The Reverend still Got it Man! It was A GREAT SHOW !!!
I was very close.
Classic Rev... ! He still got it! 😗
Don't forget Jimbo. That guy plucks that upright like a boss...
Richard Martinez don’t forget jimbo and the corn fed drummer
@@baptizedbyfire13 Moves it about and doesn't miss a beat.
I was not expecting him to get up on that bass damn
He's done it once at every show for the last 25 years. :-)
Does it every show , you better ask somebody....
Must be a newbie...been doing it for close to 30 years. Once asked how many basses he has gone through. Just smiled and shook his head.
Welcome aboard! And ignore the experts!!!
@@guido2114 seen him 12 times working as a bouncer at a club he would play at would smoke them out before and after the show and jimbo would kill it on the bass
ive met him twice , he is the nicest guy
Grew up with jim in Dallas. He's just yr favorite uncle, the cool one, used to play with him at the theater gallery in '86 when hardcore and rockabilly were born forth into the psychobilly thing. Fun for the Hole Family.
Now this is a performance
This group is my all time fave..... I go to church @ the Tralf once or twice a year..... Thanks Guys...!
“ Love & a 45 “ movie song ‼️ killer movie & amazing song 🎸🎶🎸
I've been seeing these guys since maybe 95. I think this is drummer from those days
i remember when i was in the army back in the 80s, saw them in austin a few times. maybe even round ft hood
Fan for life! Just saw them for the third time in Albuquerque...the sets just get better and tighter every time!
eljefeguapobarbon gets better every time, have seen their show at least 6 times in STL never disappointed. Would say its like a fine wine it only gets better. P.S. You have a friend in Jimbo. (actuality I have meet him and he is a super cool guy).
eljefeguapobarbon First time I saw the Rev was at the old Beyond Ordinary in early '92. Show changed my life.
Saw the Rev in Hamilton, Ontario a couple of years ago with my son. Great concert!!!
God Bless all the good people that find this New year Eve 2021ish 💫
This is begging to be in a Quinton Terrintino flick!
My first gretsch changed how I even think about music after 20 years of shredding that metal lifestyle gretsch rules and turned me into a bluesman
Gretsch guitars sound SO good, but they're SO expensive. I would love to be able to afford one. The Tim Armstrong model looks cool, especially since I'm a lefty. Maybe one day.
I saw the rev opening for Metallica years back and he was the SHIT also he came out and jammed a few songs with Metallica. LOVED IT !!!
What venue? Sounds fun.
Such a great sound, I have never heard a song of his I didn't like. Atlanta 1995 we were there!
August 27th 2022 in Marysville Michigan for The Marysville Hot Wheels Weekend! Free show with Deke Dickerson, Chris Casello, and the Rhythm Shakers!
My birthday falls on Easter Sunday this year for the first time in my life! 4/21/2019. The Rev. playing Flagstaff, Az. that night. Just got my tix. Cant wait!
Can we get an Emmy for the Rev??!
......just one?
Ojoe2010 Better than none..
mlee2001
true
How about Rock N Roll Hall Of Fame?
mlee2001 You mean a Grammy?
Canada 🇨🇦 Day & The 4th of July 🇺🇸 makes me really week! 🇨🇦❤️🇺🇸💙 Have fun 👿
thanks captain.
Have seen them many times. Veterans of the live show!!
Fantastic! I'd pay any price to see live
Love it !!! I never heard of the Rev before, and I just Love it !!! Thank you for posting..
The best lineup was when Taz Bentley was behind the drum kit, but The Rev always puts on a great live show.
A big hell yes to your comment. It was on that second album that the Reverend really found his sound and Taz had a ton to do with it. One of my all time favorite drummers .
Going to see him and Unknown Hinson tomorrow night in Altoona Pa.
Saw them last year. Live is good as videos!!
grazie Reverend per la meraviglia che hai creato
Hoi,jim heat ,i love your music since the90's you are the best after the tielman btothers from indonesia
Nostalgia 🖤 thanks dad for putting me onto real music
Love you Rev!
So good
I knew it! The line is "He's got a hellhound down on his knee!" I knew that "Hellhound driving limousine" made absolutely no freakin' sense when the next line is about his driver.
The Rev is fee-nom-i-null!!!
Absolutely
fantastic lyrics!
TBH, Excellent performance! I've seen The Rev a few times live back in the day (late 80's/early 90's) in ATX. I dunno if Jim would remember, me and my buddy Big Al smoke a few on occasion with him in the bushes in the alley beside the Hole In The Wall! ;) I followed "Smilin' Jack on bass outside the Hole in the Wall with his wireless standup bass!
Went a block one way, then a block the other way, then leaned back on the hood of a car, at the light, jamming all the while. god they put on a good show! Then he went back in the bar to the stage. The Song "Love Whip" was the one where Jim would stand on Jack's bass.. And what song was it they would lay down, and kick their feet in the air while jamming. lol
One night at the Hole In The Wall, they played a "new" song, "Crazy Ex Boyfriend".. We all liked it. Well later, me and 3 friends went over to this chicks apt, and who should show up! Her Crazy Ex Boyfriend!! No shit! he's threatening her, telling us his friend has a shotgun in the car, one of the guys i was with shows me he had a 22 pistol in his waistband i didn't know,
god i was shitting a brick! lol! Well, we made a break for it and got outta there, poor girl, i have no idea what happened to her. Shit is rough man
We all wanna live. :P
Saw Rev Horton Heat also, at Woodshock 2, some ppls land in South Austin.. 89? 90? Somehwere around there. I traded Jim some weed for speed, if i remember right, and i traded the speed to someone else for some acid. My bad. I went to watch Calvin Russel, in his nice blue cowboy outfit, and his huge cowboy hat... Man, That hat just got bigger and bigger..
I was real uncomfortable. lmao! Went back to Big Al's pickup truck after that, and sat on the tailgate watching the damn fire all night.. I could see the stage and the lights in the distance, and hear the bands, but.. i was worthless to move...
Good old days and mems with the Reverend Horton Heat!!!
I still got that '87 recording they made at a Dallas Radio Station!
To me, that's the Real 'Heat! But I'm glad they've gained the huge following they have, and still like them too.
Godspeed Reverend and Prophets!!!
Dennis
59 years
ATX
WOW! Turnin' up the HEAT!
A Gretch guitar is heavy, cumbersome and just generally harder to play than many other guitars. So why would any guitarist choose one. There's an ability threshold that has to be surpassed. Jim Heath passed that a long time ago. The ultimate answer to "Why a Gretch"? Listen to the man. It's like he was born with it in his hands. His guitar is like a 1950's model Cadillac. Too big, hard to drive, hardly anyone can drive it correctly. But in the hands of a professional, it will get you there fast and with style and later get you laid.
Strings look like heavy gauge
WOWWWWW! From Russia with love! Охренеть! Чисто САЙКО!!!!!
Classical masterpiece!
The Rev live tonight (3/4/23) at Fitzgerald’s in Berwyn, Illinois! The Devil ride’n shotgun with me tonight. 👺
If a David Lynch movie turned into music this would be it.
Thanks Drew Carey show reruns...season three episode 10.
I love this band 😊
Una de mis bandas favoritas sin duda. 👌🏾
Revho...always on tour
So cool!
Jim Heath is a bad man on the guitar!
Great performance
Nice to see the Rev demonstrate some proper stand up bass :)
Gotta love Jimbo! The last time I saw him he was sharing his MGD with me from onstage while Jim Heath serenaded me personally with "Crooked Cigarette." 💋😘
Top version !
Love these guys!
Love it🤗
I'm late as fuck to this party, but I am seriously diggin' the Rev.
I'll never forget the first time i saw him... Rob Zombie just happened to be in town and baptized the crowd with his presence...
Saw him tonight on BITCHIN RIDES..... great advertising and a great car!
SAW THEM AT THE BLACK CAT ... IMPRESSIVE
The Black Cat in D.C? I used to go there a lot in the 90's.
All hail The Reverend! 💗😎
it's pretty fuckin' good, as it's always been!
nice screams Jimbo!
Awesome! And now the devil might get off my back for a while.