Jerry Jeff Walker Live with Billy Joe Shaver
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- Опубліковано 8 лют 2025
- Jerry Jeff Walker Live with Billy Joe Shaver in the '70s and then 80's
Jerry Jeff Walker Set:
1:43 - Up Against the Wall Redneck Mother (Ray Wylie Hubbard) with the Lost Gonzo Band - 1986
5:21 - L.A. Freeway (Guy Clark) with the Lost Gonzo Band - 1976
10:08 - Mr. Bojangles (Jerry Jeff Walker) with the Lost Gonzo Band - 1976
15:51 - Stoney - with the Lost Gonzo Band - 1986
20:53 - Gettin By (Jerry Jeff Walker) with the Lost Gonzo Band - 1976
Billy Joe Shaver Set:
24:20 - I've Been to Georgia On a Fast Train - 1985
27:31 - Black Rose - 1980
29:56 - Hony Tonk Heroes - 1980
Jerry Jeff and the Lost Gonzos at the height of their super powers. It makes me long for years passed. And how great was John Inmon?! One of the best pickers to ever grace the stage.
Jerry Heff the best ever!
Gary P, Cowboy Bob, and Inmon….good times before things kinda went south and folks went their separate ways. Saw JJ countless times around Texas over the years and still go see Gary P. Truly the soundtrack of my life.
Miss you Jacky boy you’re the cosmic cowboy..keep on riding those 💫 comets. Was just down in San Pedro, it will never be th same without the chance of seeing you in a bar carrying everyone on your music.
I heard Jerry Jeff at Sand Mountain Coffee House. One night he announced he was moving to DC to join a Folk Rock band. First he had a new song about a guy he met in New Orleans
The song did well. He returned to Texas and hired the Lost Gonzo Band. Added songs by other Texas songwriters to his sets. Based in Austin they played many fine shows at Liberty Hall in Houston
Born in New York and not named JJW he learned his true name after hitting the road with a guitar. Just like Ramblin Jack
Appeared in a novel as Jacky Jack.
Billy Joe Shaver was Texan to the core. Waylon's album of his songs is the very best Outlaw music
Billy Joe and Eddie Shaver, such an amazing amount of talent from one family.
This rules so fuckin hard.
Eddie Shaver had it in the tips of his fingers
Saw Billy Joe and son in a honky tonk club in the outskirts of Tucson AZ in ‘93. He and crew were great and I became a lifelong fan. He played all the tunes featured here just as true and clear as a mountain stream.
Back when Peavey gear was American made. I had one of those white microphones back then, too. Love classic Jerry Jeff.
Mr Bo Jangles will never get old
The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band did it best!
I love the live album "A Man Must Carry On". LA Freeway really swings and smokes on that one. Anything Billy Joe does is gold to me. Great post, thank you.
UA-cam find of the year! I know, it's early... 😕
2 legends ! Gets no better
The sound track of my life
I loved every second of this, thank you.
... can in your hand ... threw it in the back of the bed ... ..
But the can ended up in the road
Didn't really mean to lose that load
But now the road is a mess, and the road used to look so fine
Don't you mess with Texas, friend
Don't you make me say it again
When you're messin' with Texas, you're messin' with a fried of mine
Think about it, darlin'
T is for Dolly Parton. HAHAHA Good ol' Jerry Jeff!
LOL! Country music is known for reflecting what we all know to be true.
This is…so good.
It ain't about the voice, it's about how you carry the song or how the song carries you, or both.
I get what you're saying. Billy Joe makes me realize a voice is an instrument and it's all in the way you use it. He connected his great songs in a singular and spectacular way.
@AudioFileZ It's so many of them, Willie didn't have the best voice but look at all of the hits that he had.
Great compilation of clips. Thanks for sharing them.
Been a Waylon fan over 40 years; just now figuring out that he and Billy Joe were musical twins.
Actually billy wrote 90% of 'waylons. Songs " and didn't get much credit, he was happy just being to hang with his heroes.
Billy wrote every song but one on Waylon's Honkey Tonk Heroes Album. And Waylon was kind of a dick about it all. Billy had some great stories about Waylon though.
@@JasonHorne72 Could you give a link to where I can learn more about that?
@@mf3066 Could you post a link to more info about that? Thanks.
@@HarryRemer est to just buy Billy's book. honky tonk heroes
Awesome leighf
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Thanks for uploading!
Dam Billy Joe has a dam good picker in his band
It don’t get better imo
Could you upload the full Austin City Limits Season 5 episode from 1980, with Joe Ely and Jerry Jeff Walker? It has the production slate and countdown at the beginning, The Southwest Texas Public Broadcasting Council logo, funding credits, Austin City Limits Season 5 opening sequence, voiceover introducing Jerry Jeff Walker and Joe Ely, closing credits, and the 1971-1984 PBS logo at the end.👍
Billy Joe's just an ol chunk of coal❤
remember seeing him Live at Hardy Strictly Bluegrass in San Francisco's Golden gate Park in 2009. That stayed with me. Oh, Doc Watson was there too. Nuff said.
Yeah! Like coal he packs a punch and burns hotter in one of nature's gifts to mankind.
Could someone please tell me the name of Jerry Jeff's bassist? It's his harmonies I have enjoyed over the years and for some reason I assumed it was Gary P Nunn.
I believe it is Gary Nunn
Bob Livingston. Or, better still, "Cosmic" Bob Livingston.
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Jaco Pistorius
thank you.@@yuntakukai1002
Wtf. Does blm have to do with Jeff walker..
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Austin.....
Bureau of Land Management …. BLM, every real Westerner knows that
billy joe should still be in jail , but dont have to mess with that anymore thank god
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Billy said Coker was a bully and he shot him right between Coker saying Mother and F%#$er.
RIP Billy
I like a lot of the classic Country but JJ Walker couldnt sing worth a damn!
It ain't about the voice, it's about how you carry the song, or how the song carries you or both.
You obviously have no heart, brain or soul or understanding of human compassion.
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Huh. Wonder why I love listening to him so much. And I heard that lots of other people do too. RIP Jerry Jeff.
I love Jerry Jeff