This song for some unknown reason calms me down no matter how stressed out I am. I sure wish there were more folks like Hank Williams around. Unfortunately he was like one in a billion. Jambalaya anyone?
I love Jambalaya, Gumbo, and, almost *all* Cajun Food. My family and I used to watch a cook (Justin Wilson) on TV back in the70's or 80's because my whole family loves that food - and, we're not even Cajun. LOL!!!
He wrote this song and put it out towards the end when he was in a really dark time. A happy song from a dark time from a man in darkness. I'm finding so much in studying the life and the music of Hank Williams.
I just watched this documentary on masterpiece which is shown here in the channel called PBS in Michigan it's a great documentary. Like yourself I learned a lot from this man.
@@296801 I have to think if he lived today, his back pain would have better managed with PT. Bourbon and 2 doses of morphine from local doctor the evening before he died was a lethal dose.
My uncle used to play this song while we all sat around the campfire... he sounded just like hank and the guitar playing was spot on... (he sounded wayyyy better while drunk) he had passed away now and when I hear this song I just wanna cry and laugh and smile all at the same time...
I have heard this song thousands of times over my 58 years and my family is Cajun from Houma. I never paid attention to the lyrics closely and did not realize the name Yvonne was in the lyrics. My mom 1919-2000 and daughter 1999 are both named Yvonne. I love this song even more now!
My dad passed in 2020 and this was a favorite song of his we played at his service. I had never realized the name Yvonne was in it until that day. My name is Yvonne! It’s a very special song for me too now.
When I was a little boy my grandmother would be cooking gumbo in the kitchen. I would sitting be there watching her and she was singing the chorus over and over. Obviously she was a Hank Williams fan. My grandmother was creole and black. I now know who Hank Williams really was. A world class songwriter and singer. Performer extraordinaire..
I'm 33 now and have loved Hank ever since I was knee high to a grasshopper!! It makes me feel like I'm doing something right as a parent with this song being my 2 year old's favorite song, with Joy to the World (Three Dog Night) being a very close second
Where my Louisiana folks? I’m 10 years old and great grand dad I think likes this song bc when we had our reunion we were honering him and we had our sing along like every year and this was one of the songs. I kinda like this song btw
Your great grand dad has good taste in music! He was probably around during the same time Hank was active(1937-1952), and if he was from Louisiana like you then he wasn’t very far from him, either! (Hank was from Alabama). I always saw this song as Hank’s tribute to Louisiana, since y’all are known for your bayous!
It makes me shed a happy tear reading all the comments from people of all walks of life of how this man's music has played a part in their lives. Hank Williams your music will live on and on and on.
My grandpa loved this song and Hank Williams. He served in WWII and he was from Illinois and he met his best friend there from Lake Charles, Louisiana his name was Maxine Fontaineaux. They both loved drinking beer and listening to Hank Williams together.
I have been searching for this song for so long ❤️ my foster mother was an elderly women who devoted her life to taking care of foster children. So growing up I listened to alot of good old tunes! :) Miss Loretta Lynn is one of my favs!!
Hank had one foot in the spirit world and could have cared less about this one.He is on a supernatural level.I have been listening to Hank for over 50years and I never get tired of him.I also hear songs i haven't heard before.Just absolutely amazing.No one of any genre comes close.Rest in peace Hank
I don't know if I have commented before, but as a young person in the 70s who ONLY liked rock music my father always played country, and I secretly always like him and Johnny Cash, they were the rock stars of country music!
@@donnawalker4722 That’s a nice place to stay!! I’m originally from Vienna Austria 🇦🇹 but living in Houston Texas..have you been to to Houston Texas before?
My older sister's name is Mildred but we called her Millie for short. My dad used to sing this song to her but instead of , "Me-Oh-My-Oh," he would say, "Millie-My-Oh!" They're both gone now. 😢. Hank Williams Sr. sure left a mark on my dad's soul! In return it left a mark on my soul...and my son's...and my...
C.L.A.S.S.I.C .... If classic had another name it would've be called "Jambalaya" !! Masterpiece ! If you don't know or never heard this sound ... " you must be from another planet "
Years ago I put Hank Williams Sr. on my stereo system with the windows open. My late neighbor (two doors down) was outside painting his garage. Later on that day he asked me, "Where was that nice music comin' from?"
I first heard this song as a kid over 50 years ago. I attended my first and only rodeo and a family of trick riders were performing thier act to this song over the pa. Next to the moon landing it was the most amazing thing I had ever seen. I was 6 or 7 . Often when I hear this, I can reconnect with the sights, sounds and smells of a day at the rodeo. Simple times
Heard it before before 92 and I was ten in 92 when I saw radio flyer at the movies and this song is tainted by the images of a drunk bully stepdad who bullies step kids
I’m crying to this song, because when I was at my grandparent last year, I told them they can listen to whatever song they can think of, and my grandma chose this song, and she just passed away.
Hermosa interpretación. Leyendo los comentarios me enteré que este Sr. Hank Williams, es el primer intérprete de esta bella canción que me recuerda mi infancia... en el 2020 la encontré y no paro escucharla .por supuesto hasta ahora en versión de John Fogerty. 2021 y sigo enamorada de esta música Gracias, gracias... 🙏🎶🎶🎶⚘⚘⚘💖❤ Desde mi hermoso país, Argentina!!!
I do agree this is a masterpiece. The combination of both French and American culture are present here, but it's more American than French. The language like "me Cher amio " , bayou, pirogue, etc is actually a dialect. Many say Americans have no culture , but this is a proof they do have it. This is very unique.
Corrections...The Thibodeauxs, the Fontenots...these are last names, as in the people at the party. Also, it's Filé Gumbo...filé is a thickener made form ground sassafras leaves.
I am amazed how many performers and songs that I thought were their own but are Hank Williams. such a high tribute. I listened to quite a few renditions of Jambalaya. The best (besides Hank) was a live version by the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band. The worst was by the Carpenters. Yes, they did it. Didn't work but it was amusing to listen to fo about 40 seconds before I had to cut it off.😊
My grandfather used to play and sing Hank. He told me how he traveled playing guitar. He would play at bars and they would throw money in his guitar case. They don't make men like him anymore.
My Mom sent me this. She works as a Transporter at the hospital. Yesterday she told me about a man in the stretcher singing this tune at the hospital. A song she hasn't heard in YEARS. The man wasn't her patient. The man was my Mom's co-worker's patient. My Mom runs labs. Anyways My Mom tells me she heard the man singing all oh so HIGH SPIRITED which brightened up her day. They all board the elevator. As the man singing with such joyfulness sings his heart out an employee makes a gesture to My Mom and her co-worker implying that the man is crazy. This irked My Mom. Right before the thought registered to lay into that employee the man paused singing and said to everyone that he has brain cancer and that he is singing because it makes him happy. He then continued singing. My Mom told me that despite his pain and everything he is going through he remains happy. He refuses to let this illness take away from him his joy. May YHWH/JEHOVAH/GOD BLESS that man.
Яonnie Levine That is a such beautiful history , thank you for sharing , it's indeed one of the greatest tunes ever written , my mom left me in the hospital after I was born , but I got to met her a few times while I was growing up , she used to sing this song I do remember it very well , the very first time I ever heard it was from my moms lips , then I saw it on the movie "Blaze Starr " , then I heard Chuck Berry doing it I was in total WOW , I love it ! Yes happiness fight cancer is a fact , good on him for singing it , if I was there at the hospital I would've join him and sing along ! All the best , many blessings Australia
One Sunday night 39 years ago, a friend of mine and I were headed to the bar to have a drink. After parking the 72 monte carlo we were approached by an American who asked if we could give him a ride to Toronto Ontario. I laughed and thought no way that's a four hour drive while my buddy said sure! He offered us four hundred dollars and Jake loved money so off we went lol. Are trip got quite interesting from the get go. The American who's Corvette engine had blown due to a mechanic forgetting to put back the oil dipstick was the drummer for the "Hank Williams junior bama band" and we were floored to say the least. Both Jake and I had to work the next day and we had eight hours round trip ahead of us but we didn't care. The conversations and curiosity of this man's life was nothing short of excitement for two eighteen year old. From the parking lot in Sudbury Ontario to Toronto and back by 7AM the next morning to shower and get to work was surreal to say the least and I got an autograph on a paper placemat from a restaurant we stopped at and to this day I still have it. Yes sir, those are rocking chair moments for my grandkids and I'll never get tired of telling it...lol. Just love Hank Williams. Oh and the 72 monte carlo.. Jake still has that car and she's a beauty 👍.
Feel Free to let yourself go and have fun life is short for serious people have none You Laugh smile and dance you have won Then a life that you can enjoy has begun Son of a gun any day have fun in the sun
The legend and his music. I remember one live performance by Ray Charles where he said something about Hank Williams teaching him how to yell while singing. He actually killed that song (longsome) too. Rest in peace Hank.
It's not "fillet gumbo." Cajun gumbo is made with filé powder --ground sassafras leaf powder--- as opposed to Creole gumbo made with okra and/or roux to thicken it.
This song for some unknown reason calms me down no matter how stressed out I am. I sure wish there were more folks like Hank Williams around. Unfortunately he was like one in a billion. Jambalaya anyone?
Heh I made gumbo and this song comes straight to mind
I love Jambalaya, Gumbo, and, almost *all* Cajun Food. My family and I used to watch a cook (Justin Wilson) on TV back in the70's or 80's because my whole family loves that food - and, we're not even Cajun. LOL!!!
ME
@@curtriceennis2924 well in Louisiana we eat this stuff a lot. It’s yummy
You're a alcoholic. Secret.
He wrote this song and put it out towards the end when he was in a really dark time. A happy song from a dark time from a man in darkness. I'm finding so much in studying the life and the music of Hank Williams.
I always found his life so interesting.
Publish some hi-lights! 🎸🎧🤠
One of the best alcoholic country legends. Died at 29.
I just watched this documentary on masterpiece which is shown here in the channel called PBS in Michigan it's a great documentary. Like yourself I learned a lot from this man.
@@296801 I have to think if he lived today, his back pain would have better managed with PT. Bourbon and 2 doses of morphine from local doctor the evening before he died was a lethal dose.
My uncle used to play this song while we all sat around the campfire... he sounded just like hank and the guitar playing was spot on... (he sounded wayyyy better while drunk) he had passed away now and when I hear this song I just wanna cry and laugh and smile all at the same time...
Good singers almost always sing better drunk.
Rip to your awesome uncle!
last thing my pawpaw done before he passed, sang this minutes before he took his last breath, song means a lot to me
Sorry for your loss Aleisha I love this song too
my Daddy used to sing it too, takes me back to another time
I can understand that sorry for it loss
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JAMBALAYA! A crawfish pie and fillet gumbo!
I have heard this song thousands of times over my 58 years and my family is Cajun from Houma. I never paid attention to the lyrics closely and did not realize the name Yvonne was in the lyrics. My mom 1919-2000 and daughter 1999 are both named Yvonne. I love this song even more now!
Small world my grandma is from Houma la her lat nome is baudraux
Houma The Brave!!!
My dad passed in 2020 and this was a favorite song of his we played at his service. I had never realized the name Yvonne was in it until that day. My name is Yvonne! It’s a very special song for me too now.
@@yvonnediaz1937 💕
Love the song, much love from KENYA 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪
Hope yall are good from Texas brother
Namaste from india
Are you single mamas?
Uhuuuuuu from Brazil 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Much love to all of ya from Arkansas
Who else is listening this incredible Genius.
LONG LIVE "HANK WILLIAMS"
♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
Grew up listening to hank through my grandpa , thd best songwriter of his generation
When I was a little boy my grandmother would be cooking gumbo in the kitchen. I would sitting be there watching her and she was singing the chorus over and over. Obviously she was a Hank Williams fan. My grandmother was creole and black. I now know who Hank Williams really was. A world class songwriter and singer. Performer extraordinaire..
I'm 33 now and have loved Hank ever since I was knee high to a grasshopper!! It makes me feel like I'm doing something right as a parent with this song being my 2 year old's favorite song, with Joy to the World (Three Dog Night) being a very close second
The greatest country singer song writer on the planet
Where my Louisiana folks?
I’m 10 years old and great grand dad I think likes this song bc when we had our reunion we were honering him and we had our sing along like every year and this was one of the songs.
I kinda like this song btw
Your great grand dad has good taste in music!
He was probably around during the same time Hank was active(1937-1952), and if he was from Louisiana like you then he wasn’t very far from him, either! (Hank was from Alabama). I always saw this song as Hank’s tribute to Louisiana, since y’all are known for your bayous!
Love this song .. I remember my Dad played it ♥️ now he is in Heaven 😢 R.I.P 🙏
oh no
RIP
It makes me shed a happy tear reading all the comments from people of all walks of life of how this man's music has played a part in their lives. Hank Williams your music will live on and on and on.
Yes
🙏
My grandfather sang to me when I was a young boy. 25yrs later still love singing this and an old folk song called Tom Dooley
My grandpa loved this song and Hank Williams. He served in WWII and he was from Illinois and he met his best friend there from Lake Charles, Louisiana his name was Maxine Fontaineaux. They both loved drinking beer and listening to Hank Williams together.
I have been searching for this song for so long ❤️ my foster mother was an elderly women who devoted her life to taking care of foster children. So growing up I listened to alot of good old tunes! :) Miss Loretta Lynn is one of my favs!!
Hey how are you doing?
Hank had one foot in the spirit world and could have cared less about this one.He is on a supernatural level.I have been listening to Hank for over 50years and I never get tired of him.I also hear songs i haven't heard before.Just absolutely amazing.No one of any genre comes close.Rest in peace Hank
as h.w. would like to talk with you?
I don't know if I have commented before, but as a young person in the 70s who ONLY liked rock music my father always played country, and I secretly always like him and Johnny Cash, they were the rock stars of country music!
Hey 👋 how are you doing??
@@drakehonest2 ok🥰
@@donnawalker4722 Nice meeting you here where are you originally from?
Baltimore Md
@@donnawalker4722 That’s a nice place to stay!! I’m originally from Vienna Austria 🇦🇹 but living in Houston Texas..have you been to to Houston Texas before?
My older sister's name is Mildred but we called her Millie for short. My dad used to sing this song to her but instead of , "Me-Oh-My-Oh," he would say, "Millie-My-Oh!" They're both gone now. 😢. Hank Williams Sr. sure left a mark on my dad's soul! In return it left a mark on my soul...and my son's...and my...
Hey how are you doing??
I have always loved this song and old Hank. I can clealy remember where I was when I first heard it 69 years ago.
C.L.A.S.S.I.C .... If classic had another name it would've be called "Jambalaya" !! Masterpiece ! If you don't know or never heard this sound ... " you must be from another planet "
Hank Williams was taken from us way too soon. I love his music and this is my favorite song of his. May he always rest in peace.
he was a crack head
Years ago I put Hank Williams Sr. on my stereo system with the windows open. My late neighbor (two doors down) was outside painting his garage. Later on that day he asked me, "Where was that nice music comin' from?"
I first heard this song as a kid over 50 years ago.
I attended my first and only rodeo and a family of trick riders were performing thier act to this song over the pa. Next to the moon landing it was the most amazing thing I had ever seen. I was 6 or 7 .
Often when I hear this, I can reconnect with the sights, sounds and smells of a day at the rodeo. Simple times
It’s file’, not fillet. File’ thickens and seasons the gumbo. Made a pot full yesterday and sang this, much to my wife’s chagrin.
Yep you're right. You can't filet gumbo it's a stew. File' is the dried leaves from a sassafras tree, commonly used in Cajun cooking.
@@jamesshoemaker684 I always sang BILLY GUMBO! Lol.
I wouldn’t know the difference! I’m just a Yankee who loves this song to pieces!
Aaaaiiiieeee!
I agree
My Pop played back up for Hank Sr. This song in particular was one of his go to’s when he would be all nostalgic about his time in Memphis..💭
Had a friend back in the 80s who had a lyric book of all of Hank Williams' songs. He said it was the only *poetry* he cared to read.
This version with lyrics is very welcome. Thank you. Incredibly lyrical storytelling.
First time I ever heard this classic tune was when that movie Radio Flyer came out in 92. I was 12 and me and my brother were mesmerized by this song
Heard it before before 92 and I was ten in 92 when I saw radio flyer at the movies and this song is tainted by the images of a drunk bully stepdad who bullies step kids
Good Ole' Hank Was As Good As They Come.
RIP Hank Williams 🕊️
Hank Williams was called the Hillbilly Shakespeare of country music. He was an amazing songwriter.
I also like the version of this song by CCR !!👍🏻👍🏻
I’m crying to this song, because when I was at my grandparent last year, I told them they can listen to whatever song they can think of, and my grandma chose this song, and she just passed away.
❤️
A true pioneer in music!
One of the most brilliant parts of this recording is the multiple fiddle parts.
Hermosa interpretación. Leyendo los comentarios me enteré que este Sr. Hank Williams, es el primer intérprete de esta bella canción que me recuerda mi infancia... en el 2020 la encontré y no paro escucharla .por supuesto hasta ahora en versión de John Fogerty. 2021 y sigo enamorada de esta música Gracias, gracias... 🙏🎶🎶🎶⚘⚘⚘💖❤ Desde mi hermoso país, Argentina!!!
Habla inglés en un vídeo donde todos son angloparlantes. Cuestión de educación.
@@KamiSilver par favar 🙄
I learned this song in my six grade guitar class and I loved it❤
I do agree this is a masterpiece. The combination of both French and American culture are present here, but it's more American than French. The language like "me Cher amio " , bayou, pirogue, etc is actually a dialect. Many say Americans have no culture , but this is a proof they do have it. This is very unique.
This song never fails to make me happy
I'm from the West and I love this song!
One of the best southern country songs ever penned.
wow que hermosa cancion saludos de ciudad de mexico
My grandpa used to sing this all the time. Reminds me of him
Never be another Hank ..... Or the country that this kinda music was born in ..... Congratulations LSU AND COACH ORGERON
Love this song!! Good old Mississippi !!!!!
Corrections...The Thibodeauxs, the Fontenots...these are last names, as in the people at the party. Also, it's Filé Gumbo...filé is a thickener made form ground sassafras leaves.
Just what I was wondering thanks
I thought he was speaking in tongues lol
@@brendazohn1791 lol no, my last name is fontenot
Thank you
My grandma was a fontenot
My grandfather used to listen this type of music, old times bro
Country is te best
I am amazed how many performers and songs that I thought were their own but are Hank Williams. such a high tribute. I listened to quite a few renditions of Jambalaya. The best (besides Hank) was a live version by the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band. The worst was by the Carpenters. Yes, they did it. Didn't work but it was amusing to listen to fo about 40 seconds before I had to cut it off.😊
Try Micke Muster’s version .
My grandfather used to play and sing Hank. He told me how he traveled playing guitar. He would play at bars and they would throw money in his guitar case. They don't make men like him anymore.
What a great, great song.
I would never have heard this song by this wonder and national treasure if it were not for The Residents.
Yalk know there's a SPANISH version!! I love it !
Como se llama en español?
The song that influenced future generations' way ahead of his time this guy' love him.
Hank....the guy Robert Earl Keen sang about?....wow...timeless. What a genius
Along with Patsy Cline the greatest country singer of all time.
I love this song! Crawfish pie!😘
Brilliant....Love HWSR...!!! Legend...Love JR also..!!
My grandpa always sang this song to me and this was my childhood song lol
My Mom sent me this.
She works as a Transporter at the hospital. Yesterday she told me about a man in the stretcher singing this tune at the hospital. A song she hasn't heard in YEARS. The man wasn't her patient. The man was my Mom's co-worker's patient. My Mom runs labs.
Anyways My Mom tells me she heard the man singing all oh so HIGH SPIRITED which brightened up her day. They all board the elevator. As the man singing with such joyfulness sings his heart out an employee makes a gesture to My Mom and her co-worker implying that the man is crazy. This irked My Mom. Right before the thought registered to lay into that employee the man paused singing and said to everyone that he has brain cancer and that he is singing because it makes him happy.
He then continued singing.
My Mom told me that despite his pain and everything he is going through he remains happy. He refuses to let this illness take away from him his joy.
May YHWH/JEHOVAH/GOD BLESS that man.
Gay=happy in this song
Said the closet case Ethan Curtis. LOL
Яonnie Levine That is a such beautiful history , thank you for sharing , it's indeed one of the greatest tunes ever written , my mom left me in the hospital after I was born , but I got to met her a few times while I was growing up , she used to sing this song I do remember it very well , the very first time I ever heard it was from my moms lips , then I saw it on the movie "Blaze Starr " , then I heard Chuck Berry doing it I was in total WOW , I love it !
Yes happiness fight cancer is a fact , good on him for singing it , if I was there at the hospital I would've join him and sing along !
All the best , many blessings
Australia
@abraham 😂
abraham gay means happy in recent years it has been used as homosexual
One Sunday night 39 years ago, a friend of mine and I were headed to the bar to have a drink. After parking the 72 monte carlo we were approached by an American who asked if we could give him a ride to Toronto Ontario. I laughed and thought no way that's a four hour drive while my buddy said sure! He offered us four hundred dollars and Jake loved money so off we went lol. Are trip got quite interesting from the get go. The American who's Corvette engine had blown due to a mechanic forgetting to put back the oil dipstick was the drummer for the "Hank Williams junior bama band" and we were floored to say the least. Both Jake and I had to work the next day and we had eight hours round trip ahead of us but we didn't care. The conversations and curiosity of this man's life was nothing short of excitement for two eighteen year old. From the parking lot in Sudbury Ontario to Toronto and back by 7AM the next morning to shower and get to work was surreal to say the least and I got an autograph on a paper placemat from a restaurant we stopped at and to this day I still have it. Yes sir, those are rocking chair moments for my grandkids and I'll never get tired of telling it...lol. Just love Hank Williams. Oh and the 72 monte carlo.. Jake still has that car and she's a beauty 👍.
best quality lyric video to this song i can ever find
Feel Free to let yourself go and have fun
life is short for serious people have none
You Laugh smile and dance you have won
Then a life that you can enjoy has begun
Son of a gun any day have fun in the sun
M A S T E R P I E C E ! ( FROM ITALY )
Armando Gonella svenska!
Doesn't get better than this
It's French NOT Italian.
Armando Gonella mi sa che siamo gli unici
@@_108_. --- CIAO ! SIAMO GLI UNICI IN CHE SENSO ?
Hank Williams the legend. The one and only
Hank's BEST!!
My name was twice in the song: My sweetest Yvonne, and Kinfolk come to see Yvonne. It's funny! I love it.
Just to let you know what hicks live in Oklahoma: I went to school with a girl named Yvonne, only she pronounced it."YUH-vonne!!" LMFFAO!!
Its a nice name.
This is my favourite version of this song
such a feel good song!
This is a very soothing song indeed.
Hey how are you doing?😊
As a Cajun I love this song
I guess you know what file gumbo is!
No one sings this better. IMHO
Good Ole Hank 🕊
Thibodeaux and Fontenot are family names not places in the context of the song.
Austin Denotter I am a Thibodeau
And I am a Fontenot
I know a fontenot
Fontenot
Btw the last “t” in Fontenot is silent
Filé is what you ADD to the Gumbo (as a thickener) ; It's sassafras and has nothing to do with a fillet (or filet).
Wow😲 great song ❤
My Grandma sings this all the time.
Wow beautiful song I like too
closed last night gotta and I open this morning. I need motivation. Thanks ,Hank.
Wow outstanding song 👏👏❤️👍💪
I heard the spanish version of this so it brought me here
This song brings back a lot of memories
Ive never heared this song online or on the radio or anything. Ive only heard is sung and played in person as a kid.
Damn I love this 🎸 quarantine ain't got shit on this song I sing it good the ladies they love
FYI it's file' gumbo. File' is a spicey powder! 😁
any of you that realy love this song love the good kind of country the clasics
I've never been hitched but iffun I were to get hitched then this would be my wedding dance song
The legend and his music. I remember one live performance by Ray Charles where he said something about Hank Williams teaching him how to yell while singing. He actually killed that song (longsome) too.
Rest in peace Hank.
Boy y’all know I’m cookin up that crawfish gumbo on the bayou...gotta love them ole mud bugs
I've never heard a Louisiana native call crawfish mudbugs
I love his voice
Love this song! FYI it is “File” not fillet. (File is ground sassafras leaves and pronounced with a hard first syllable FEEL- ay)
love this song. love it. it's such a pick-me-up. btw, it's 'mes chers ami o' which is 'my dear friends o'.
i love this song
Now this is country music
Great song.
Hank Williams will be 116 years
Makes me think of floating off the beach at shell point Florida. Just living in paradise.
All-time best version, but Fats's is also great. BTW: It's filé gumbo.
This song brings me down to the bare dirt earth!
What a great song
Just makes you want to get up and start dancing old songs are so much better than the rubbish now lol
It's not "fillet gumbo." Cajun gumbo is made with filé powder --ground sassafras leaf powder--- as opposed to Creole gumbo made with okra and/or roux to thicken it.