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  • This is close to being right.

  • You really shouldn't be on stage with your camera that close to the musicians, blocking the view of the audience, and generally disrupting the performance.

  • @kenp3L  I like seeing the fret work too but I bet that front man wants to punch the camera guyn out!

  • Reminds me of my college days and doing the cotton eye joe

  • Does anybody know one of their songs that has the phrase Rebecca Rebecca get your big legs of of me? I need the title please!!

  • @yelruh45 Roll 'em Floyd

  • @uselessgoo but I cant find it here on you-tube!

  • Beats the hell out of all versions!

  • Just saw Asleep At The Wheel in Ft Worth Friday, great show! Fiddle player even looks like Bob Wills!

  • amazing down home sound :)

  • Eddie Rivers on steel?

  • AT THE BROKEN SPOKE! Lamar Blvd. Austin Texas....Danced plenty of times to Frenchie's music back in the day!!

  • @teriem1

    Frenchie Burke??

  • @teriem1 Me too, I grew up just down the road from it, used to ride my bike to the Dan's hamburgers - now I want a strawberry shake.

  • This is the Cotton Eyed Joe that ive had many a good times dancing to at stock shows and Rodeos dances! just need the words so people could say "BULLSHIT!" every so often.

  • I suddenly feel like drinking moonshine and shooting at the roof.

  • Jason Robertson is the beast of a fiddle

  • nice fiddle playin great musicans ya gotta love em tks for this video!

  • BEST VERSION I'VE HEARD IN A LONG TIME !! This is the closest to what they were playing in the Country clubs I went to when I was stationed in Germany . Today's version SUCKS !! We used to call it the bullshit song cause the dj made up some words for it that had a chorus where every body had to say bullshit after each verse . People [ service men ..& gals ] knew how to dance to that stuff over

    there probably cause most of them were from out west .

  • Instead of trying to imitate a banjo in the background,,,why not play one?

  • This is the version that I grew up with at Arlington Stadium and the 7th inning stretch for the Texas Rangers.

  • Jason Roberts rocked the Cotton Eyed Joe!

  • In 1980 I went to Houston from NH looking for work, and was introduced to the two step, this song, car flipping, I stayed in the Kick up truck, and partying on a grand scale. I first heard this song at a club called Cotton Eyed Joes. Nice job! It brings back great memories.

  • Didn't know any other version then to hear other then Burl Ives. Another fine example of a caught song. I know there's a few ballparks they play it at like in Richmond and at Texas Ranger games.

  • that lady on the guitar is a hottie!!! like the glasses too!

  • This cotton eyed Joe is nice but Al Dean plays a better version on iTunes.

  • I grew up in South Texas on th is song. It reminds me of hearing it at the Shrimporee in Aransas Pass. I dont think there is another song that I can hear that brings me back to my childhood like this song does!

  • greetings from germany, i love it !!

  • THIS is the Cotton Eyed Joe I remember as I child and definitely the version I prefer. I only wish they had recorded and posted the Schottische with it.

    Excellent work, five stars!

  • I can hear them start the Schottische after the Cotton Eyed Joe

  • foot tapping music, very good, love this version

  • now what 'ya say?!

  • Bullshit!!!!!

  • Aw, the hell you say!!!!

  • Man! I meant to thumbs UP you and I mistakenly Thumbs DOWN you. Damn it!

  • Fantastic! I loved it! 5 stars!

  • Great sound for a flip camera. Good work.

  • sure beats the hell out of the REDNEX version

  • @budw84 I love to watch Jason Roberts play,just musician, ,no ego!

  • This is Officer Powell's son... mom knows your steel guitarist... Sounds great guys!

  • These are just great umm,,love them...

  • black people are not supposed to like this but I love it.... just love it.....

  • what ever! me 2

  • Saw 'em live in Knoxville in 1983 or 1984.

  • The song is "Sally Goodin"...

  • Reply to PhatPhinn. Sounds a lot more like "Sally Goodin" than "Cotton Eyed Joe". Never heard of "Sally Goodin" before your comment. But when I search Youtube for "Sally Goodin," I find tunes that sound like this.

  • actually, that tune is the Cotton Eyed Joe (to the style of Al Dean, Adolph Hofner, Isaac Payton Sweat). I am a regular at a country western honky tonk in Durango, CO and I hear that old melody a lot. Further more, that melody can be heard in the backround when watching urban cowboy. Also, Ray shout's out 'Cotton Eyed Joe' during the song,

  • I'm sure you know more about "Cotton Eyed Joe" than I do. The Rednex version is the first version I ever heard. I did a Youtube search of "Cotton Eyed Joe", and found lots of versions that aren't the same tune as the Rednex version. It dawned on me that "Cotton Eyed Joe" is a dance that can be danced to different tunes. And the song itself, predating the Civil War, has lots of variations in the lyrics from region to region. (This from Wikipedia.)

  • I can actually play it on guitar and fiddle

  • who is the original song writer of this song?

  • There's no real original writer. It's been played ever since the slave times. The most well known version now days is by Rednex.

  • damn that guitar player is cute. she grins huge everytime a lick gets played the second time.

  • When I saw them at The Broken Spoke in 1997, Ray was wearing a taller hat, and a tile had been removed from the ceiling to give him a spot to stand and keep the hat on! Rosie Flores was with them and Floyd Domino sat in. A great night!

  • floyd domino is my dads old best friend.

  • I had a chat with Floyd- I think his piano playing is great- a very rhythmic feel to his playing.

  • Do they always do the instrumental version only? I love their rendition, but I was wondering if they ever did it with a vocalist?

  • When they first recorded it on "Pasture Prime" back in the 1980s it was with vocals.

  • damn this shits a favorite for sure. the banjo lick the guitar player does before he starts tearing it up is too money.

  • Jason usually looks like he's having a blast when he's fiddlin'. He appears agitated about something! Was there a problem with his monitor? Surely, there weren't any drunks that night at the Broken Spoke? :)

  • They're great.

  • Me too.

  • i love asleep at the wheel

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