This is really a gospel song written by Al Green. Listen to the lyric, it's about baptism and redemption. Brilliantly done by Delbert. I'm an atheist but there's no denying this is one of Reverend Al's great compositions. And IMO there is no blue-eyed soul singer to equal Delbert. He's astounding.
I was lucky to get/find a VHS recording of that TV show from 1989 and now I am almost finished transferring all songs into that playlist: ua-cam.com/play/PLDFHRFQ96rmTRrzZE2EQvTc4OWE2dvk12.html
this doesn't come close, but look up the versions by 'eric clapton & steve winwood at the ARMS concert in 1983, and WC Clark with Jimmie and Stevie Ray Vaughan in 1989, those blow this away.
![Delbert McClinton "Everyday I Have The Blues" [Live 1989]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/9c1yWxO4eW4/mqdefault.jpg)
How can people not dance to this song!?
Absolutely love love love his soulful raspy voice! There is no one who compares to Delbert!!
Nobody can duplicate that voice. One of the best.
This is really a gospel song written by Al Green. Listen to the lyric, it's about baptism and redemption. Brilliantly done by Delbert. I'm an atheist but there's no denying this is one of Reverend Al's great compositions. And IMO there is no blue-eyed soul singer to equal Delbert. He's astounding.
Delbert is THEE MAN!
Dellllllbert!! Fkn AWESOMENESS
Just LOVE Delbert's songs!!
Delbert is a national treasure. No equal!
Love his music!
The Delbert McClinton Band in St. Augustine, Fl. tonight. If you love Blues, you'll
appreciate their show. It was Tops...Wow, I would go again.
Hes good at the blues
Seen him 2002? AWESOME
Great Song but this is the best version I've ever heard of this song
I agree! The energy on the studio version is unmatched by original writer Al Green and cover recording by The Talking Heads!
Awesome!
It's a shame I never found this singer years ago,great artist
luv, luv delbert
This man...
James Pennebaker on guitar, Don Wise on sax, Nick Connolly on keys.
They must have passed out Zanax at the door. I'm sittin' here movin' my feet - and that crowd is deader than 4 o'clock.
thats funny as hell. That crowd is dead!
Love him!
An Al Green classic!
Mayme Clayton hell yeah
Live -Delbert and sax nothing better maybe.Mary Lou.
I think THIS is what Pharrell was thinking about when he had Sawyer sing this on The Voice.
It didn't quite make it.
I was lucky to get/find a VHS recording of that TV show from 1989 and now I am almost finished transferring all songs into that playlist: ua-cam.com/play/PLDFHRFQ96rmTRrzZE2EQvTc4OWE2dvk12.html
It's hard to "out soul" Al damn Green !
this doesn't come close, but look up the versions by 'eric clapton & steve winwood at the ARMS concert in 1983, and WC Clark with Jimmie and Stevie Ray Vaughan in 1989, those blow this away.
This man dont need make up he is just genuin funck color dont mather
Harold Bosarge on the drums
Awesome live take!!! Yeah, the audience is kinda lame...
Anyone know who’s playing Bass in this video?
I don't know who the make up artist was that did such a great job making Delbert look white but he did a heck of a job.