Incredible, this song was always played awesomely great or just pure electrically magical 🍄🦷☮️🍄🦷☮️🍄🦷☮️🍄🦷☮️each note makes me miss OUR friend more and more🍄🦷☮️❤️☯️🍄🦷☮️❤️☯️🍄🦷☮️❤️☯️😢😢😢😢😢
Jerry just looks so revved up. Especially going into his first solo after the first verse. Trying to find this whole show on video especially the way he is playing on this song.☮️🦷🍄☯️❤️💚
Jerry is so animated at this show. He always loved playing lonesome especially the jam. Damn, listening to it now, makes me miss him more. What a wizard on his guitar. People who don’t know the power in Jerry’s fingers, just watch this video, and you will hooked. Wow so amazingly awesome.💚🍄☯️🦷🤪☮️🍄❤️💜☯️☮️💚🤪🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🦷🦷☮️🦷☯️🍄💚
The most popular Jerry version of this song is the Warner Theater show, 3-18-78, which was a live FM radio broadcast SBD, that got a lot of cassette trading circulation. Show later was released as the 6th volume of Pure Jerry. Here is the show, the whole set is amazing, L&ALWFH starts at 1:04:52 -- ua-cam.com/video/RQSxFLb9mBI/v-deo.html
"Lonesome And A Long Way From Home" is the final track on "Motel Shot," an acoustic album from Delaney & Bonnie & Friends. An informal album, "Motel Shot" is a delight. ua-cam.com/video/a1dhY4ewVX8/v-deo.html
'Most popular' always in the ear of the beholder unless you're counting record sales or are working some scientific poll. I tell you what - I'll listen to the above and you listen to this one (my favorite to date) and we'll compare notes on the other side! :) ua-cam.com/video/bCgJBT2WWKA/v-deo.html
OK - so it's like apples and oranges. The '78 version gets really spacey and out there. Very good though. The '76 is more straight forward rocking with real nice dynamics.
Thank you so much. Back when we got our first adience tape of this we all just called the "Somebody help me song." I think JGB played it three times at most, but I'm not sure. Can no longer find that worn decades old copy of Dead Base. But still think the GD never played it either. What a shame ! What do you know ? Thanks again. NFA
Clapton would've been another heroin casualty if it weren't for the Bramletts. Love Delaney in that clip from Festival Express singing "Going down the road feeling bad"
@@7oscar13 oh WOOOOOW. IM a little amazed and jealous atst. Can u dm more info about ur experiences with the boys and Donna Jean Godchaux. Keith at his absolute best. As well as the boss. JER
@@billshechtman1524hate to admit ive done both subs quite extensively but never at the very same time and places. Id think with the dizope the trips would be kinda slowed down neurologically speaking.
Happy and cookin' Jerry is great Jerry! Happy (wish it was 81st) birthday!
The music lives on 🎶 ❤
Incredible, this song was always played awesomely great or just pure electrically magical 🍄🦷☮️🍄🦷☮️🍄🦷☮️🍄🦷☮️each note makes me miss OUR friend more and more🍄🦷☮️❤️☯️🍄🦷☮️❤️☯️🍄🦷☮️❤️☯️😢😢😢😢😢
Amen hes just killing it on this too..
Jerry just looks so revved up. Especially going into his first solo after the first verse. Trying to find this whole show on video especially the way he is playing on this song.☮️🦷🍄☯️❤️💚
That man just put that entire band on his back 💚❤️👍❤️💚 thank you jerry . Nfa
this old road
keeps rolling
on and on
Indeed. It hasn't stopped. And it will never end. So many roads.
Thank You poster and Thank You Jerry n the boys !
omg, no words
Wow!! Beyond amazing. I need help after listening to this :-)))))))
Love This Song!
Sitting here the rythem come outta nowhere I'm like fukya. There you are. Thanks ❤ BX. Rollin Rollin Rollin .. On !!
Smoking version! I’m so used to the mellow mid-1970s versions with Donna and Keith and the awesome Ron Tutt on drums
Coolest person in rock history
So good!!
At 5:15... Jerry steals my face right off my head!
Steals my face right off your head and also steals your face right off my head
Hot damn! This is some Grade A JGB! wag wag wag woof! woof! woof! wag wag wag wag wag wag wag woof! woof! woof!
holy shit this is amazing
Nice Version!
fuckin' awesome!!!!!
Agreed.
Jerry is so animated at this show. He always loved playing lonesome especially the jam. Damn, listening to it now, makes me miss him more. What a wizard on his guitar. People who don’t know the power in Jerry’s fingers, just watch this video, and you will hooked. Wow so amazingly awesome.💚🍄☯️🦷🤪☮️🍄❤️💜☯️☮️💚🤪🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🦷🦷☮️🦷☯️🍄💚
💯💯💯💯
Grateful
My vote for best LLWFH on this tour! I saw 6! ❄️🤑❄️🍄🍷🥂👁️💖🎵❄️🌎❄️
💛💯💛💯
Tear it up!
This song featured a long psychedelic jam in the 70s, sort of like Don't Let Go, with a return to the head of the tune to end.
Woo hoo..
Absolute Shredder
The most popular Jerry version of this song is the Warner Theater show, 3-18-78, which was a live FM radio broadcast SBD, that got a lot of cassette trading circulation. Show later was released as the 6th volume of Pure Jerry. Here is the show, the whole set is amazing, L&ALWFH starts at 1:04:52 -- ua-cam.com/video/RQSxFLb9mBI/v-deo.html
"Lonesome And A Long Way From Home" is the final track on "Motel Shot," an acoustic album from Delaney & Bonnie & Friends. An informal album, "Motel Shot" is a delight. ua-cam.com/video/a1dhY4ewVX8/v-deo.html
'Most popular' always in the ear of the beholder unless you're counting record sales or are working some scientific poll. I tell you what - I'll listen to the above and you listen to this one (my favorite to date) and we'll compare notes on the other side! :)
ua-cam.com/video/bCgJBT2WWKA/v-deo.html
OK - so it's like apples and oranges. The '78 version gets really spacey and out there. Very good though. The '76 is more straight forward rocking with real nice dynamics.
This is a smoking version! I wasn't a huge fan of the 89 JGB, but this is very good!
REDICULOUS!! 💥💥💥🙏🙏
You can really see he's using ALL 9 of his fingers!
this is hot
Thanks for posting. A shorter but still kickin' version.
written By Leon Russell & Bonnie Bramlett
ok hi this is good fire awesome
Thank you so much. Back when we got our first adience tape of this we all just called the "Somebody help me song." I think JGB played it three times at most, but I'm not sure. Can no longer find that worn decades old copy of Dead Base. But still think the GD never played it either. What a shame ! What do you know ? Thanks again.
NFA
They definitely played it more than 3 times. It's a rarer song but not that rare
a 1970 eric clapton / leon russell tune
Nope Delaney & Bonnie Bramlett and friends but of course they were all friends Leon and Eric and the band
ua-cam.com/video/a1dhY4ewVX8/v-deo.html
written by Delaney Bramlett. clapton and russel both, among many others, owe their career to him
Clapton would've been another heroin casualty if it weren't for the Bramletts. Love Delaney in that clip from Festival Express singing "Going down the road feeling bad"
Which Russel ? Leon ?
4:05
Ironically, I thought Delaney Bramlett would have been the way to continue with the GD after Jerry passed.
He would've been a great fit - but he wanted to get back on the Festival Express with Jerry because they both ran out of track and took the plane..
Might as well, might as well.
jer comes swinging: @2:25
This whole was off the chain, I had the pleasure of being in the 13th row, dead center, on lsd and exctasy
@@7oscar13 oh WOOOOOW. IM a little amazed and jealous atst. Can u dm more info about ur experiences with the boys and Donna Jean Godchaux. Keith at his absolute best. As well as the boss. JER
Mean either 😅
Is this the coked up version?
not in '89, tune into early '80s for extra speediness!
and, 83jgb is a cozy duo of ChasingTheYayosDragon + residual psychedelics of course
Frankie Frank maybe, watching Jerry here again. He is so into this jam. So animated on stage at this show.
@@billshechtman1524hate to admit ive done both subs quite extensively but never at the very same time and places. Id think with the dizope the trips would be kinda slowed down neurologically speaking.