im 11 and i wish i could got to these old times this song make me so emotiniol because it was my dads favroute song when he was little and its been my favroute song my whole life i sing this song in my bedroom and my dad stands outside my door and listens to me and its made him cry i love this song
Yes sir good music is great for the soul my friend, it's what ties us to the ppl we watched as we grew up, cherish every moment you can with your dad young man, one day all you will have is memories, the more you make now the more you will carry with you through the rest of your life
Even today this is one of the best songs to drink drunk with friends. I remember being at a big party in a barn and we had like 50 people just singing this song at the top of our lungs. It’s literally a moment I will never forget. We were all having a blast.
The people that gave this a thumbs down should really be ashamed of themselves. This version is AMAZING! The harmonies are just perfect. This song has a lot of meaning to me. Lost the love of my life and this was her song. Wagon Wheel just reminds me of so many good memories and I know she is in a better place now. And being from Philly always makes me smile when they mention my city :)
This song puts me in the most awesome mood and I picked out the fiddle (violin) parts for it great song thank GOD for music it bridges the gap of races for me 6'4" blk bodyguard I love bluegrass and classical violin /fiddle keep the sound alive guys God bless you all
They didn’t transcend their genre. This song was co-written by the lead of this band and bob dylan and then later covered by Darius Rucker. It’s a bluegrass song first and foremost.
Occasionally a song comes along that has so much more than just a "good hook". This song just makes you FEEL good. Nice groove, KILLER harmonies and a story about leaving behind the bad and going to find that true love. What's not to like? I'll likely be singing this song for at least the next week.
Went to John Prine at the Fabulous Fox Theatre in Hot Lanta February 25,Old Crow opened.I just wondered where the hell Ive been all my 53 years.Nobody I know has heard of John Prine and I felt fortunate to be turned on to him by a good friend 35 years ago.I have always loved blue grass.Just glad I know them now.These folks are phenominal !!!
I love this song with a passion. It also doesn't help that I lived in Johnson City, Tn. and various parts of the Cumberland Gap. Brings me right back to the hills when I hear this song.
I was at the bar the other night, it was one of the special nights, and it was packed, couldnt move, and I was very upset, than wagon wheel came on the jukebox, and everyone in the bar sang together, it was the most beautiful thing ever and it brought a tear to my eye
There are literally hundreds of all kinds of songs that I love for all kinds of different reasons. It is impossible to listen to Wagon Wheel and not have it put a big ol' smile on your face, stomp your foot and sing along every time I hear it. OCMS performing this song is the personification of the joy of music. Love it!
Seems like every time OCMS performs "Wagon Wheel" live, their performance gets closer to perfection. Fantastic homage to and extension of Bob Dylan's original lyrics. Good God Almighty, these guys are talented.
First heard this on radio 4 years ago. I don't count the times i've listened to it. I am a huge Beatles fan, but this is hands down the most i have ever played one song.
I'm french, I've spend a semester in Boston where I heard this song for the first time, that my roomate was playing all the time. I now think there is no better song than this one, it makes me glad and depressed each time I listen to it.
Helps you forget your pain for just a little while. People will be singing this a hundred years from now. Don't care what it is--country, rock, folk--doesn't make any difference. Great music.
I am so glad they made this live release. I miss this Old Crow, when Tennessee Pusher was new. Great times, great memories and the golden era for the band.
@@rodnrach They're still touring, but the lineup has changed a bunch of times. Ketch Secor is still vocals and fiddle, and Morgan Jahnig on stand-up bass. Gill Landry, tall dark fella playing banjo on this one, and dobro on many others, is touring solo, and so is Willie Watson (guitar here). I can't get a good look at the other banjo player, they all look so young here, might be a young Kevin Hayes, he recently quit touring with them. My favorite lineups have Landry and Watson, it's a more raw and personal sound than later stuff.
people bitching about covers always makes me smile, cause what it comes down to, as a musician starting out, you got to play covers in a bar band to get the gig, getting people there so you can slip 1 or 2 of your own originals in a night, till you make a name for yourself and get signed...and covering an old song keeps it alive
Right now I am watching this video and the sunset is happening right now and Hearing this song right now thinking about my dad my best friend and my hero and I wish I could’ve said goodbye when we were both in the hospital at the same time he didn’t make it and I did and that’s something that I will always remember forever you saved my life🙏🏻 strength and honor Love you chief
I've sang this song to my daughter since she was five days old. She's ten months old now and this song has become her lullaby. No matter what she is doing, whenever this song come on, she starts smiling, squealing, and clapping her hands. Cool thing about this song is that I live 20 minutes from Johnson City, Tennessee. I also like the fact it is the brainchild of Dylan.
I cant get enough of this. I've yet to see a fiddle player beside Ketch who can play the fiddle and sing at the same time. Even the best female fiddle player I've seen, Alison Krauss, stops playing fiddle when she sings. This is talent and has a great future ahead of him.
Interesting reading through these comments. Here is my view of it. I play music with clarinet, tin whistle, banjo, wife makes vocals, plays guitar, son plays fiddle. Good music created and played comes from the soul. Some music absolutely touches the soul, and makes you feel so good. This is one of those pieces of music. You do not have to be classically perfect to capture that moment. Just live and enjoy it, and make it part of you.
So true. There is a marvelous, underground bluegrass scene going on right now and you will never hear it on the 100s of "fake country music/pop music" stations across the country. A good example another group is Crooked Stills and their song "Half Of What We Know." Great music that sits on UA-cam and has hardly any clicks. They deserve more attention.
Ketch can sure vamp on his fiddle! I love these guys! Anyone that can cover a Dylan tune like this is FAB in my book! You can feel the LOVE with this one!
Saws these guys live in Macon GA earlier this year. Been to MANY concerts, these guys put on one of the best I have ever seen. Even did a three song encore! This video does no justice to seeing them live.
The song, live, gets better each time I hear it. Time to head home to North Caroline...leaving the land of the crimson tide. Hark the Sound of Tar Heel voices... Home to the land of long leaf pine.
This is country. Real country, not pre-fabricated songs sung with cloned voices and produced way past its useful life like the crap they make today. Great song, great performance.
The 1st I heard this song was Darius Rucker's version, which I really liked the 1st time I heard it. A few weeks later I saw Old Crow when I was on vacation in Myrtle Beach. Their version is WAY better. If you ever get to see them live, do it. Great show. I'm gonna see them again next month in Cooperstown, NY
Saw them for first time Saturday night at the Ryman Auditorium. My first trip to the Grand Ole Opry and I am exposed for the first time to these guys. They blew me away. Their energy was amazing. Unless I am mistaken they love the old music. Wagon wheel belongs in the same conversation with "Rose colored glasses" and "Smells like teen spirit". Simply amazing artists. God bless my Irish and Scottish ancestors for this music.
I am a Dj on our local community radio station here in Virginia. I am the in house loud screaming guitar guy on a station that plays mostly country and bluegrass. A few weeks ago we were having our fundraiser week with live music and this local band came in one night that played a bunch of Old Crow Medicine Show music which I had never heard before. This song was one of them. I love the harmonies and will be seeking out more Old Crow Medicine Show music. I guess an old dog can learn new things.
It should be a crime to hate this song... I can't stop listening. Replay. Replay. Replay, replay, replay! Replay again, and another replay, and another! I can't stop :D I love ittttttttt
Seen these guys last night in Seattle....man they tore it up. so glad to see these young kids bringing music back to the raw talent it came from with out all the techno nonesense
The chords for guitar are G , D, Em, C, G, D, C. Each chord two counts and the last C four counts . Strum DD - ududu which makes it 1/8 time. Capo the second fret.
same! I can listen to this song 100 times in a row because I just love it, but every time I hear that line I think how the geography is off... glad I'm not the only one!
Man this is epic. First heard these guys a couple years ago while hiking on the Pacific Crest Trail near Echo Lake in Northern CA. It was Fall, it was cold and starting to rain, and I was by myself and had my little headphone radio tuned to Garrison Keillor. They and Garrison kept me happy for many miles. I've like them ever since.
I had not heard this song or this group before, and I don't usually listen to much country styled music, but this is extremely good. I had not heard this song by Dylan before, but man he surely could compose, and these guys here can no doubt play, obviously they made the song their own. I will check more of their music now.
Saw them in Nashville at Fontenot, an amphitheater just N of Nashville, was UnReal!! They are non-stop for 2 hrs. Playing is fantastic. Just amazing, really. By the end, 5,000 were singing this at the top. Was an epic moment. Great band.
Saw Old Crow with John Prine in Greenville SC on Feb 26. I'm a Prine fan but Old Crow was fabulous. The crowd went nuts when thye broke into Wagon Wheel.
first heard of these guys at camp. one of the other staff guys was playing Wagon Wheel by himself and singin during a campfire, and it sounded so amazing. I wish I could have gotten a recording of him, but none the less, I am now and forever a fan of Old Crow
Real authentic American culture such as this is hard to come by now its all just virtue signaling sjws destroying every vestige of the traditional Americana they can. They want a sterile barren world of conformity and to rewrite all history sorry *Herstory.
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im 11 and i wish i could got to these old times this song make me so emotiniol because it was my dads favroute song when he was little and its been my favroute song my whole life i sing this song in my bedroom and my dad stands outside my door and listens to me and its made him cry i love this song
That’s pretty wonderful 🙂
Beautiful story
Awesome bro
That’s what GOOD music is suppose to do…
It’ll always be in your and your dads heart!
Yes sir good music is great for the soul my friend, it's what ties us to the ppl we watched as we grew up, cherish every moment you can with your dad young man, one day all you will have is memories, the more you make now the more you will carry with you through the rest of your life
Look at how much those people enjoy this...this is what music is all about
Even today this is one of the best songs to drink drunk with friends. I remember being at a big party in a barn and we had like 50 people just singing this song at the top of our lungs. It’s literally a moment I will never forget. We were all having a blast.
This song makes me smile, laugh and cry all at the same time. Just amazing.
The people that gave this a thumbs down should really be ashamed of themselves. This version is AMAZING! The harmonies are just perfect. This song has a lot of meaning to me. Lost the love of my life and this was her song. Wagon Wheel just reminds me of so many good memories and I know she is in a better place now. And being from Philly always makes me smile when they mention my city :)
They thought this was a Darius Rucker cover
This song puts me in the most awesome mood and I picked out the fiddle (violin) parts for it great song thank GOD for music it bridges the gap of races for me 6'4" blk bodyguard I love bluegrass and classical violin /fiddle keep the sound alive guys God bless you all
One of the few bands who sound better live than recorded. Rock on, OCMS. Rock on...
Rock on.
Love it when a band transcends their genre: this is great, even if you're not a country fan (like myself). Very talented group!!
This song is not considered country, its folk/bluegrass
Grand
@@ted.the.human1 yep, but so so good
Their cuteness doesn't hurt either!!!!
They didn’t transcend their genre. This song was co-written by the lead of this band and bob dylan and then later covered by Darius Rucker. It’s a bluegrass song first and foremost.
Occasionally a song comes along that has so much more than just a "good hook". This song just makes you FEEL good. Nice groove, KILLER harmonies and a story about leaving behind the bad and going to find that true love.
What's not to like?
I'll likely be singing this song for at least the next week.
Went to John Prine at the Fabulous Fox Theatre in Hot Lanta February 25,Old Crow opened.I just wondered where the hell Ive been all my 53 years.Nobody I know has heard of John Prine and I felt fortunate to be turned on to him by a good friend 35 years ago.I have always loved blue grass.Just glad I know them now.These folks are phenominal !!!
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For me this will always be the definitive version of this song
I love this song with a passion. It also doesn't help that I lived in Johnson City, Tn. and various parts of the Cumberland Gap. Brings me right back to the hills when I hear this song.
All y'all can thank OCMS for the grass revival. When we play this it brings the house down. God Bless OCMS.
We're so lucky to have the legacy of this kind of music. Just pure joy.
pure joy, even I don't know Joy! Ha! Love this.
I was at the bar the other night, it was one of the special nights, and it was packed, couldnt move, and I was very upset, than wagon wheel came on the jukebox, and everyone in the bar sang together, it was the most beautiful thing ever and it brought a tear to my eye
There are literally hundreds of all kinds of songs that I love for all kinds of different reasons. It is impossible to listen to Wagon Wheel and not have it put a big ol' smile on your face, stomp your foot and sing along every time I hear it. OCMS performing this song is the personification of the joy of music. Love it!
Seems like every time OCMS performs "Wagon Wheel" live, their performance gets closer to perfection. Fantastic homage to and extension of Bob Dylan's original lyrics. Good God Almighty, these guys are talented.
This guy plays the violin like its the easiest thing in the world! Incredible
I grew up in a house where Bob Dylan was practically a deity.....and I think my old man would love this cover. God Bless ya guys, come to Texas.
They basically finished the song that Dylan started and kinda made a demo of
This crowd is truly happy, faces of sheer joy. Love this band!
First heard this on radio 4 years ago. I don't count the times i've listened to it. I am a huge Beatles fan, but this is hands down the most i have ever played one song.
I'm french, I've spend a semester in Boston where I heard this song for the first time, that my roomate was playing all the time. I now think there is no better song than this one, it makes me glad and depressed each time I listen to it.
Helps you forget your pain for just a little while. People will be singing this a hundred years from now. Don't care what it is--country, rock, folk--doesn't make any difference. Great music.
I am so glad they made this live release. I miss this Old Crow, when Tennessee Pusher was new. Great times, great memories and the golden era for the band.
Are they no longer together?
@@rodnrach They're still touring, but the lineup has changed a bunch of times. Ketch Secor is still vocals and fiddle, and Morgan Jahnig on stand-up bass. Gill Landry, tall dark fella playing banjo on this one, and dobro on many others, is touring solo, and so is Willie Watson (guitar here). I can't get a good look at the other banjo player, they all look so young here, might be a young Kevin Hayes, he recently quit touring with them. My favorite lineups have Landry and Watson, it's a more raw and personal sound than later stuff.
They make me proud to be American. And I'm Canadian
Canadians are American too.
Every time I've been north of the border I barely noticed a difference.
Hold tight 51😂
people bitching about covers always makes me smile, cause what it comes down to, as a musician starting out, you got to play covers in a bar band to get the gig, getting people there so you can slip 1 or 2 of your own originals in a night, till you make a name for yourself and get signed...and covering an old song keeps it alive
this Song makes me cry a lot, and i m an italian boy, and i ve told everything
Saw them, maybe 10 years ago and they were awesome.
everyone always looks so happy at OCMS shows, it's a beautiful thing
There are no words that could ever EVER in a million years speak what I am seeing and feeling here.
Could listen to this song forever. Gets me in my soul.
Right now I am watching this video and the sunset is happening right now and Hearing this song right now thinking about my dad my best friend and my hero and I wish I could’ve said goodbye when we were both in the hospital at the same time he didn’t make it and I did and that’s something that I will always remember forever you saved my life🙏🏻 strength and honor Love you chief
This live version is 🔥
this song is so big in Ireland at the minute!! fair play t yir man singin and playin fiddle not many can pull that off!!!
Way better than the studio version. This band sounds better live. So m much more real and heartfelt!!! YEA!!
Jacqueline O'Boyle fuck oth mate heaps fuckn better I’m an Aussie through & through mate & love OLD CROW
Jacqueline O'Boyle yeah fuckn oth I think that to first head it back in 07 & she’s still one of my favourite songs
What use mean fuck oth ?
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Appalachian music is rooted from Ireland. See Sharyn Ward "all the lies you told me".
Nobody else needs to even try to play this song. Old Crow Medicine Show is perfect!
Fiddle, banjo, catchy tune = AWESOME!
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i keep comin back to the wagon wheel by the old crow medicine show.its been said it cures all ails.believe it.it aint no joke
First heard this in an Irish pub. It was awesome, it seemed like everyone knew it and was singing along at the top of their lungs.
David, Kentuckey july 2008 first time i ever heard this song at their front porch picking show one of the best nights of my life
i catch a tear in my eye at "but i aint turnin back, to live that old life no more". been there, said that
it makes me cry to its the best song
I've sang this song to my daughter since she was five days old. She's ten months old now and this song has become her lullaby. No matter what she is doing, whenever this song come on, she starts smiling, squealing, and clapping her hands. Cool thing about this song is that I live 20 minutes from Johnson City, Tennessee. I also like the fact it is the brainchild of Dylan.
how’s your daughter bro, she should be about ten years old now
@@darealbigsmoke1730 She is ten! She is quite a remarkable young lady. Has the most genuine heart of anyone I've ever known. I am blessed.
I just got back from seeing these guys live . Awesome show
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I am grateful for cats like these....flat out spiritual listening to this! HEEEEEEYYYYYYYYY Momma Rock me....indeed.
Any song that makes that many people that happy is quite alright in my book
Amazing! There Is Still Hope For Music In America!
I cant get enough of this. I've yet to see a fiddle player beside Ketch who can play the fiddle and sing at the same time. Even the best female fiddle player I've seen, Alison Krauss, stops playing fiddle when she sings. This is talent and has a great future ahead of him.
Interesting reading through these comments. Here is my view of it. I play music with clarinet, tin whistle, banjo, wife makes vocals, plays guitar, son plays fiddle. Good music created and played comes from the soul. Some music absolutely touches the soul, and makes you feel so good. This is one of those pieces of music. You do not have to be classically perfect to capture that moment. Just live and enjoy it, and make it part of you.
hands down the best song ever made
So true. There is a marvelous, underground bluegrass scene going on right now and you will never hear it on the 100s of "fake country music/pop music" stations across the country. A good example another group is Crooked Stills and their song "Half Of What We Know." Great music that sits on UA-cam and has hardly any clicks. They deserve more attention.
wow. this song just makes me feel alive! I dearly hope that there is a folk revival in the united states that lasts. God bless OCMS!
Ketch can sure vamp on his fiddle! I love these guys! Anyone that can cover a Dylan tune like this is FAB in my book! You can feel the LOVE with this one!
I love this live version. Great band.
They are amazing in concert. Saw these guys live along with Mumford and Sons on the 23rd. Such a wonderful experience.
they got one hell of a second vocal.
Saws these guys live in Macon GA earlier this year. Been to MANY concerts, these guys put on one of the best I have ever seen. Even did a three song encore! This video does no justice to seeing them live.
when it comes to harmony vocals this is about as good as it gets. These folks can sing!
The song, live, gets better each time I hear it. Time to head home to North Caroline...leaving the land of the crimson tide. Hark the Sound of Tar Heel voices... Home to the land of long leaf pine.
This is country. Real country, not pre-fabricated songs sung with cloned voices and produced way past its useful life like the crap they make today. Great song, great performance.
here... can we the love this music recognise this is a great song..... big time!!
Love the harmony!
The 1st I heard this song was Darius Rucker's version, which I really liked the 1st time I heard it. A few weeks later I saw Old Crow when I was on vacation in Myrtle Beach. Their version is WAY better. If you ever get to see them live, do it. Great show. I'm gonna see them again next month in Cooperstown, NY
This is the greatest and best song in the world... Tribute
Saw them for first time Saturday night at the Ryman Auditorium. My first trip to the Grand Ole Opry and I am exposed for the first time to these guys. They blew me away. Their energy was amazing. Unless I am mistaken they love the old music. Wagon wheel belongs in the same conversation with "Rose colored glasses" and "Smells like teen spirit". Simply amazing artists. God bless my Irish and Scottish ancestors for this music.
Looks like their shows are a hell of a lot of fun!
this song is what got me throgh the past year of college, hope it can get me through this last one...
WILL ALWAYS BE MY FAVORITE SONG EVER
Mine to
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I've never had the pleasure of seeing this band live , but I do love their music!
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That was the most epic "Tennessee!" Ever!
I am a Dj on our local community radio station here in Virginia. I am the in house loud screaming guitar guy on a station that plays mostly country and bluegrass. A few weeks ago we were having our fundraiser week with live music and this local band came in one night that played a bunch of Old Crow Medicine Show music which I had never heard before. This song was one of them. I love the harmonies and will be seeking out more Old Crow Medicine Show music. I guess an old dog can learn new things.
Love these guys! You can tell that they love to play. ❤️
Well said Jacqueline! Their shows are always incredible.
Showed this to my long time girlfriend. Now it's being played at our wedding.
Why am I only discovering this great band now? Because commercial radio does not know what people really like.
It should be a crime to hate this song... I can't stop listening. Replay. Replay. Replay, replay, replay! Replay again, and another replay, and another! I can't stop :D I love ittttttttt
This is the most epic performance evurrrrrrr!
Idk but whenever I listen to this song, it makes me proud of the south!
This is the best band ever made don't you agree
they are a great band but avertt brothers are the best ever
+lewis adams
I saw the Avett Brothers in Kansas City, and OCMS opened for them. Best show ever.
*One* of the best!
The Dead South is one of the best too!
It doesn't matter who does a cover this song--OCMS & Mr. Bob Dylan will smile all the way to the bank--Great song, great song-writer's and musician's
Excelente agrupación, la canción es muy bonita....saludos desde Lima Perú...
Seen these guys last night in Seattle....man they tore it up. so glad to see these young kids bringing music back to the raw talent it came from with out all the techno nonesense
My home town is mentioned born and raised in Johnson City Tennessee we also invented Mountain Dew now I'm living in Pennsylvania
Mountain dew, the perfect mixer for moonshine
I want to see them live so bad!
The chords for guitar are G , D, Em, C, G, D, C. Each chord two counts and the last C four counts . Strum DD - ududu which makes it 1/8 time. Capo the second fret.
Fun song to play
Awesome Mr Strong. Thank you!!
Emily Liberty
one of the best songs ever.
nuf said.
Hey girl at 3:16 singing Tennessee, your energy is intoxicating. Marry me.
+Quirk Essence ok, but i get her at 1.55.
Guarantee she banged at least one member of the band that night. At least once.
same! I can listen to this song 100 times in a row because I just love it, but every time I hear that line I think how the geography is off... glad I'm not the only one!
America will always be better at some things. These boys are a true example of that
Yeah I think most countries are pretty good at their own music!
Man this is epic. First heard these guys a couple years ago while hiking on the Pacific Crest Trail near Echo Lake in Northern CA. It was Fall, it was cold and starting to rain, and I was by myself and had my little headphone radio tuned to Garrison Keillor. They and Garrison kept me happy for many miles. I've like them ever since.
Words cannot describe how much I love this fucking song!
I had not heard this song or this group before, and I don't usually listen to much country styled music, but this is extremely good. I had not heard this song by Dylan before, but man he surely could compose, and these guys here can no doubt play, obviously they made the song their own. I will check more of their music now.
Saw them in Nashville at Fontenot, an amphitheater just N of Nashville, was UnReal!! They are non-stop for 2 hrs. Playing is fantastic. Just amazing, really. By the end, 5,000 were singing this at the top. Was an epic moment. Great band.
Saw Old Crow with John Prine in Greenville SC on Feb 26. I'm a Prine fan but Old Crow was fabulous. The crowd went nuts when thye broke into Wagon Wheel.
Fell in love @ 1:55.. total fox!
first heard of these guys at camp. one of the other staff guys was playing Wagon Wheel by himself and singin during a campfire, and it sounded so amazing. I wish I could have gotten a recording of him, but none the less, I am now and forever a fan of Old Crow
When you grow up listening to a fiddle instead of some trunk rattling bass it makes me so glad i was born and raised in Tennessee
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I am 73 and this is what I grew up on. Boy can he fiddle, can't get enough of this. Look at the age of people in the crowd, they sure know good music.
Lucky
Just can't stop listening to this.
this song wants me like to live in the USA :)
Its been a while...still wanna live here?
Real authentic American culture such as this is hard to come by now its all just virtue signaling sjws destroying every vestige of the traditional Americana they can. They want a sterile barren world of conformity and to rewrite all history sorry *Herstory.
I remember the exact time and place I heard this song for the first time. I could listen to this song on repeat for the rest of my life.
much better than the official music video
My wife and I's first dance was to this song. I'll never get tired of hearing it.