Remember from the old days Gilley's in Pasadena when I worked thrre as a Bartender What a Great Joy from way back then I just 81& I still love watch & Listen to him Sing & play.🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😢
I saw Jerry Jeff in the 70'S at a place called Dooleys in Tempe Arizona. He was so drunk he sang a couple songs then left the stage, I was pissed at the time but looking back it's now a great story!
Ladies and gentlemen, a part of Texas just died today. And all real Texans will shed a tear and tip a beer to the memory of Jerry Jeff. God bless you, Son! You've earned your rest and you served Texas well. RIP, Cosmic Cowboy! Rest in peace!
Uhhhmm he was from upstate NY, specifically Oneonta... That would make him a Yankee. You Texans are funny people, not sure what they told you in school.... 😀
@@jonathansheehan3121 Not a matter of where he was born but how and where he chose to live his life, Sir. His life and his music was 100% Texas, and if you paid any attention at all, then you would understand instead of being pedantic.
I know, 09findourn ~ This is bitter sweet for me. Sorry I missed allll those years, but dang! So much fun discovering him now. What a GREAT entertainer .. and NICE person! Bless his heart! xxxxooo
I TOTALLY forgot this song...we used to sing it at the top of lungs back in the seventies...lol...as soon as this ends I am finding Pissin in the Wind!
Inspired by seeing Jerry Jeff a bunch of times in the early 70's my rock band has played this song every gig since 1974. We'll be playing it tomorrow night. God bless Jerry Jeff Walker.
When I first fell in love with JJ Walker's music, I was 32. I am now 52, and my chances to see him live or meet him grow dimmer. But it sure feels good to see the live performances, especially the Greune Hall ones. I spent 3 years of my life listening to this man every day and it has been a sweet, hard 24 hours of listening to him again. He always brought out the deepest emotions in me...
This Vid is so funny. When Jerry Jeff changes his voice to do the "M O T H E R" words (mud flaps, oil on his hair, etc.) it cracks me up every time I watch it. And, the turkey gobble ...? This man has a BLAST doing his "work". Watching this vid, to me, is like a shot of B12. It dries me wild, no matter how many times I watch it. GREAT! Long live JJW, and his great friends.
I have been enjoying this tune for so many years I cannot remember... Saw J J Walker in NYC and in Houston way back when. Love LA Freeway and London Homesick Blues they are on my top 100 best tunes! T is for Texas!!! yeah!!!!
Well Jerry....memorys of Miami n criteria studio..coconut grove..Jimmy buffet..sure was some fine days..always believed you went to a better place..R I P..🙌
1983 Austin Your Birthday Bash. My husband and I had a Great time. One of the best times ever. He went home in 2008 May with the Lord. I will never forget.
I saw that 70s show episode and had to find this song because it sounded familiar. It's the same song I heard the Good Brothers rock the Doc's in Belleville in the early 80s. Good fun.
Yes, 09findhorn .... one treasure find after the other ... ContrarytoOrdinary's are good, and BRod313 have done such a great job of sharing these JJW vids. They hold-ya-over until you can start collecting. Vkz0 ... everyone can have a blast watching, looking up lyrics and ... SINGING ALONG! This has been a RIOT for me discovering JJW's unique craft! Yaaaahhhhhh Hoooooo! ;)
I put this song on my list of songs that could fit in with a Darren Shan story because I thought it would describe the acrimonious relationship Steve and Brenda had, and I thought it would also describe Tony Morris, Alan Morris' brother, because Tony has older men get him alcoholic drinks in bars, and he's also a bully like the man in the song is.
Hey now,, taint nuttin wrong with hippies! We supported him in the 70,s! I have seen him MANY times, living in Oklahoma, LOL And , Yes I was,born and bred in Oklahoma. :-)
+jesse black I moved from California to Texas after getting out of the Marines in 1980, 25 years old and full of piss and vinegar. I wanted to see for myself what all of my Marine Corps brothers were talking about their home state of Texas. I worked the oil fields for 3 years and was introduced to Wild Turkey liquor, Lone Star and Shiner beer. I lived around La Grange, Texas. I ran into one of my Marine Corps brothers from Smithville, he recognized me while I was working on a construction job. Met my future ex-wife and the mother of children there. We used to go to Austin on the weekends, I loved that place. This song was my personal anthem. Just reminiscing.
Well, Matthew's done good but I know of very few Texicans who will pass ANY bar... LaGrange, Broken Spoke or the Dew Drop Inn. Back when I was the Head Bouncer for awhile at the Little Bear Saloon up in Evergreen, Colorado in the 70's, I used to have to sometimes keep our Texican visitors a little more closely under control as our mile and a half higher altitude seemed to make them more conducive to the effects of their alcohol consumption. I wonder how my old friend from Red River, Ray Wiley Hubbard is doing these days... him with Three Faces West and we both were Mountain Tours Drivers for the Red River Tours, though Ray was out there a year before me. But I didn't have a Jeep named for me for running off a switchback and down 17' into a waterfall pool like Ray did. (I made certain to keep my Jeep full of tourists on the Middle Fork Trail... closed by the Forestry Service the year after I left). Fun times. Easier times. Mellow times and the Grandfather Times of Red Dirt Music.
I don't think most people get the message Ray Wylie Hubbard was trying to convey when he first wrote this... Check out Hubbard's MusicFog version of "Screw You, We're from Texas", you'll see what I mean. He wrote the song after getting beat up in a cowboy bar in West Texas... Look up one of the live Hubbard versions of OATWRM for the full story
Not sure this song would go over in Austin today. I think the city has drifted a little to the left side in recent years. Kinda like a blue dot in a red state😱
@4zeichen I hope you can too !!!!! Welcome to the USA my friend. I live in OKLAHOMA, next door to TX but.. if ya want to have a great time.. OKLAHOMA!! TX isnt bad either. We like beer. LOL Hving one now. :-)
@4zeichen Texas rules! If you visit, go to the "hill country" region. Very beautiful, hills, rivers, etc. Austin, San Antonio and the southern coast, towards Mexico. I lived there most my life and for a visitor, I suggest these areas.
@4zeichen I hope you can too !!!!! Welcome to the USA my friend. I live in OKLAHOMA, next door to TX but.. if ya want to have a great time.. OKLAHOMA!! TX isnt bad either.
MR Crosby please come home to Oneonta we'll have a beer at the palms or jerrys or city hall .....and then RALLY AT THE TALLY HO............remember Lora Boone ?
Remember from the old days Gilley's in Pasadena when I worked thrre as a Bartender What a Great Joy from way back then I just 81& I still love watch & Listen to him Sing & play.🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😢
I saw Jerry Jeff in the 70'S at a place called Dooleys in Tempe Arizona.
He was so drunk he sang a couple songs then left the stage, I was pissed at the time but looking back it's now a great story!
RIP Jerry Jeff Walker.
Another legend gone.
Just heard the sad news.All I can say is thanks for contributing to my life Mr. Walker.
Gotta love TX singer/songwriters. Thanks to Ray Wylie Hubbard for writing this, and JJW for singing it 'so well - so well'!
Ladies and gentlemen, a part of Texas just died today. And all real Texans will shed a tear and tip a beer to the memory of Jerry Jeff. God bless you, Son! You've earned your rest and you served Texas well. RIP, Cosmic Cowboy! Rest in peace!
Not just Texas died !!!!
Uhhhmm he was from upstate NY, specifically Oneonta... That would make him a Yankee. You Texans are funny people, not sure what they told you in school.... 😀
@@jonathansheehan3121 Not a matter of where he was born but how and where he chose to live his life, Sir. His life and his music was 100% Texas, and if you paid any attention at all, then you would understand instead of being pedantic.
he was from upstate new york, were everywhere
I have loved this song forever.
Rest in peace Jerry.🙏💗🎶
I know, 09findourn ~ This is bitter sweet for me. Sorry I missed allll those years, but dang! So much fun discovering him now. What a GREAT entertainer .. and NICE person! Bless his heart! xxxxooo
RIP Jerry. Spent many a night in the barracks drinking beer with my brothers and singing every word along Mr Walker!!
Saw them many years a g o in Bristol Tn/VA. I would love to see them again. Great tune....I'm from Knoxvegas
That '70s show bring me here
SamexD
Jeferson Portela You're not feeling well ?
+Jeferson Portela Mother......I'm not feeling well. lmao!
exactly the same XP
Jeferson Portela omg same
I TOTALLY forgot this song...we used to sing it at the top of lungs back in the seventies...lol...as soon as this ends I am finding Pissin in the Wind!
RIPJERRY JEFF, you brought my group years of fun party songs n great music. THANK YOU
Inspired by seeing Jerry Jeff a bunch of times in the early 70's my rock band has played this song every gig since 1974. We'll be playing it tomorrow night. God bless Jerry Jeff Walker.
When I first fell in love with JJ Walker's music, I was 32. I am now 52, and my chances to see him live or meet him grow dimmer. But it sure feels good to see the live performances, especially the Greune Hall ones. I spent 3 years of my life listening to this man every day and it has been a sweet, hard 24 hours of listening to him again. He always brought out the deepest emotions in me...
42awww same here
42awww Live at Gruene Hall ,my favourite album
Were you dranking (sic) in a honkey tonk?
@@granthurlburt4062 Lol...lots of drinking, but no honky tonks in Toronto. My mother was something else about it!
One of the greatest
R.I.P. Jerry Jeff Walker! Hartford, Connecticut loved you!
I love this song. Very rowdy and I sure love the way JJW sings it, Makes me so happy. Thank You so much. RIP
I SAW JJ ON MONDAY NITE; HE'S AS GOOD AS EVER.
i love how the whole crowd is clapping and singing along.....thats a good time song right there
This is my 90 year old auntie's fav-o-rite song!
No way?!
Way!
Hope she's doing okay
This Vid is so funny. When Jerry Jeff changes his voice to do the
"M O T H E R" words (mud flaps, oil on his hair, etc.) it cracks me up every time I watch it. And, the turkey gobble ...? This man has a BLAST doing his "work". Watching this vid, to me, is like a shot of B12. It dries me wild, no matter how many times I watch it. GREAT! Long live JJW, and his great friends.
Just met Jerry Jeff out in Idaho this summer-great guy, and I love this good old bar song
Always loved Jerry and his music
Definitely one of a kind
Damn I miss his live shows. A great big party with strangers gathered to create memories. Rest in peace.
Yes Indeed the greatest.🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😢
JJ ALWAYS puts on one heck of a show.. in my book, he's the best & everyone else tries their best to " be " Jerry Jeff
Added this to my list of funny country songs. This one's a classic.
I remember waiting to hear this one come on the radio in the day!
Thanks for reviving a memory!
This will play at my funeral.
RIP Jerry you will be missed.
If you can listen to this entire song and not smile then you have some very serious social disorders!
RIP Texas Legend....Thankyou
Thanks for the good times, RIP Jerry Jeff Walker. 🌠
Saw JJW in Deadwood S.D. in 9/21/1992 on main street....sleet and snow and the show went on!!! Unforgettable!!!!
I've attended 2 or 3 Jerry Jeff's performances and still can't get enough! Hey honey, you still married?
I have been enjoying this tune for so many years I cannot remember... Saw
J J Walker in NYC and in Houston way back when. Love LA Freeway and London Homesick Blues they are on my top 100 best tunes! T is for Texas!!! yeah!!!!
UR So right a bout T BEING FOR TEXAS & THE TEXANS TOO
.🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Heck yeah!
I'm from the Netherlands, and even I like this song!
Red Forman and the gang, bring me here.
I didn't know that Elton John played bass for Jerry Jeff Walker. 😄
🤣
Miss those days
Well Jerry....memorys of Miami n criteria studio..coconut grove..Jimmy buffet..sure was some fine days..always believed you went to a better place..R I P..🙌
Typical Jerry Jeff show. Everyone singing along and know all the words. This is good time music!
So Well So Well So Well!!!!
Rest in Peace Jerry Jeff
1983 Austin Your Birthday Bash. My husband and I had a Great time. One of the best times ever. He went home in 2008 May with the Lord. I will never forget.
so well! so well! so well! I appreciate this more the older I get.
this was in That 70s show. been looking for this song
10/24/20 RIP dear Jerry Jeff
I saw that 70s show episode and had to find this song because it sounded familiar. It's the same song I heard the Good Brothers rock the Doc's in Belleville in the early 80s. Good fun.
Love this one, RIP dear sir.
great! still have some of the best Jerry Jeff albums in my old lady collection!!!!
RIP man👍❤️
Just a great song.
That 70’s Show brought me here.
Yes, 09findhorn .... one treasure find after the other ... ContrarytoOrdinary's are good, and BRod313 have done such a great job of sharing these JJW vids.
They hold-ya-over until you can start collecting. Vkz0 ... everyone can have a blast watching, looking up lyrics and ... SINGING ALONG! This has been a RIOT for me discovering JJW's unique craft!
Yaaaahhhhhh Hoooooo! ;)
"Mother I am not feeling well."
That 70s show.
@@oscartorres615 a man of culture i see
Ha! Haven't heard this one in forever! Great song!
RIP, Mother
Hope this is listened to by Dave Williams in the '79 K Lodge. Good times.
Happy Mother's Day!
My dad loves this song
Boy you have impeccable taste!
I put this song on my list of songs that could fit in with a Darren Shan story because I thought it would describe the acrimonious relationship Steve and Brenda had, and I thought it would also describe Tony Morris, Alan Morris' brother, because Tony has older men get him alcoholic drinks in bars, and he's also a bully like the man in the song is.
I like this so much.
you can hear this tune,in its true country fashon,on sunday nights 6 to 9,at Rock springs Bar,black rock az. In fact you can even sing it on stage
Amen, seen him many times.. I Is born and bred in Oklahoma! LOL
Rest In peace JJW..😢
Hey now,, taint nuttin wrong with hippies! We supported him in the 70,s! I have seen him MANY times, living in Oklahoma, LOL And , Yes I was,born and bred in Oklahoma. :-)
brings back my younger days
OMG! Oncore! Bravo, Bravo!!!
Always loved it
Shiner and wild turkey damn highschool was fun!
+jesse black I moved from California to Texas after getting out of the Marines in 1980, 25 years old and full of piss and vinegar. I wanted to see for myself what all of my Marine Corps brothers were talking about their home state of Texas. I worked the oil fields for 3 years and was introduced to Wild Turkey liquor, Lone Star and Shiner beer. I lived around La Grange, Texas. I ran into one of my Marine Corps brothers from Smithville, he recognized me while I was working on a construction job. Met my future ex-wife and the mother of children there. We used to go to Austin on the weekends, I loved that place. This song was my personal anthem. Just reminiscing.
+Matthew Sheldon this is a helluva story and makes me proud to be a Texan and an American! Happy 4th and thank you for your service! God bless.
Matt Sheldon, you have passed the bar and are inducted as a native Texan, no matter where you were born. La Grange is cool, haw haw haw haw.
Well, Matthew's done good but I know of very few Texicans who will pass ANY bar... LaGrange, Broken Spoke or the Dew Drop Inn.
Back when I was the Head Bouncer for awhile at the Little Bear Saloon up in Evergreen, Colorado in the 70's, I used to have to sometimes keep our Texican visitors a little more closely under control as our mile and a half higher altitude seemed to make them more conducive to the effects of their alcohol consumption.
I wonder how my old friend from Red River, Ray Wiley Hubbard is doing these days... him with Three Faces West and we both were Mountain Tours Drivers for the Red River Tours, though Ray was out there a year before me.
But I didn't have a Jeep named for me for running off a switchback and down 17' into a waterfall pool like Ray did. (I made certain to keep my Jeep full of tourists on the Middle Fork Trail... closed by the Forestry Service the year after I left). Fun times. Easier times. Mellow times and the Grandfather Times of Red Dirt Music.
Wm. Fisher, I'll drink to that!
I once did a power slide with my Chevy pick-em-up truck. Not a GMC but close enough!
I remember this song from 1975.
Rest in peace Jerry Jeff!
LOL. I was born in Oklahoma as was my SON, 35.... LOL I have seen JJW many times!!
Oh man I can "almost" remeber the concerts.. LOL 70's and yeah, I was stoned/ LOL
BUT,, Being from Oklahoma, I have seen JJW many a times and I LOVE him. Best thing to come out of TX.. JK
Best Texan to come outa New York you mean?...lol
Great song
lmol because that 70's show I'll have to say me too
I don't think most people get the message Ray Wylie Hubbard was trying to convey when he first wrote this... Check out Hubbard's MusicFog version of "Screw You, We're from Texas", you'll see what I mean. He wrote the song after getting beat up in a cowboy bar in West Texas... Look up one of the live Hubbard versions of OATWRM for the full story
RIP Jerry Jeff
You saw Jerry Jeff AND David Bromberg backing him? That's cool!
I used to go see him when I was a teenager, ha.
What year was this filmed? Total jam!!
Asking because that looks like an SRV strat he is playing.
Not sure this song would go over in Austin today. I think the city has drifted a little to the left side in recent years. Kinda like a blue dot in a red state😱
RIP Jerry
so well so well
@4zeichen I hope you can too !!!!! Welcome to the USA my friend. I live in OKLAHOMA, next door to TX but.. if ya want to have a great time.. OKLAHOMA!! TX isnt bad either. We like beer. LOL Hving one now. :-)
good song
Very much missed
I,being a clod hopper okie< LOL have seen JJW many a time here and in tx. Hes always been a fav of mine. Great song writer for sure!
THIS IS MY FAVORITE NEW SONG.....FUNNY AS FUK
Rip Jerry Jeff
Shit I love this song
@4zeichen Texas rules! If you visit, go to the "hill country" region. Very beautiful, hills, rivers, etc. Austin, San Antonio and the southern coast, towards Mexico. I lived there most my life and for a visitor, I suggest these areas.
@4zeichen I hope you can too !!!!! Welcome to the USA my friend. I live in OKLAHOMA, next door to TX but.. if ya want to have a great time.. OKLAHOMA!! TX isnt bad either.
MR Crosby please come home to Oneonta we'll have a beer at the palms or jerrys or city hall .....and then RALLY AT THE TALLY HO............remember Lora Boone ?
@4zeichen It is and we'll be glad to have you stop in...
Great song! I thought that J.J. Walker wrote it but,cool in any case
I'm from tennessee but you can come here and drink a beer. :-)