Outlaws was one of the Great Country rock bands. Vote for Ron Paul the ONLY honest man in Politics-OR don't complain if you end up in a FEMA death camp cause you thought you had rights. Christians are under full assault from Islam and Obama.
great vintage rock and roll too strong for anyone but true rollersbrothers rock on lets leave these fucking rappers in the shitter where they belong CANT TOUCH THISblack haired women with green eyes are the most beautiful things god ever createdthey look at you those of u who have never experienced them too bad more for me the most beautiful women in histort are all black hair elizabeth taylor sophia loren cleopatra sorry blonds DROP IT LIKE ITS HARD
great vintage rock and roll too strong for anyone but true rollersbrothers rock on lets leave these fucking rappers in the shitter where they belong CANT TOUCH THIS
Saw these guys with Blackfoot on New Years Eve '81 at the Bayfront Center in St.Pete. I couldn't have asked for a better show for my very first concert. Saw them every chance I got in the clubs around Tampa after that.Ahhhh, the places a fake ID used to get me into. Those were rockin' days!
God it was like it was yesterday, one show after the other. it is hard to rember,i was young .They are all dead now Mickey paul , mark all the gang .God what years keg in the trunk,When i die i am going back. To you mickey paul i am going to put on my dirtiest cleanest shirt and hurry sundown. toby
Fl Guitar army!!! Best there was,Best there is and Best there ever will be!! Long live Southern Rock!!!! Saw them in Concert over 20 times!! RIP Hughie!!!!
The " Guitar Army ". These guys were so freakin great. It's to bad you don't hear their stuff on the radio as often as you hear Foreigner ( ? ) These guys not only wrote great songs, they KICKED ASS with the music as well.
I saw them at Chicago Stadium in 77 when they opened for Bad Company. Later that night they showed up at a strip club on Lincoln Ave. where I was hanging out. The waitress knew that I had gone to the show and asked me if they were really the Outlaws. I said they were, and she brought me over to meet them. They asked me if what they were looking for was available at this club, and when I told them no, they left after having a drink with me.
@evelskunny Better than Skynyrd....Hughie & Billy were better than any of the Skynyrd guitarists.....Actually Hughie was the best guitarist that Skynyrd ever had.
I saw these guys w/ Molly Hatchet in 80 and have loved them ever since. Man I miss the days of general admiission and cheap tickets. I paid $9 to see that concert.
The " Florida Guitar Army " never was and never will be a more powerful combo than Hughie and Billy , all the rest couldn't hang with the best. Those two were the heart and soul of the band.Saw them many times.After the loss of Billy they were only half,Hughie and Billy were meant to play as one...We miss you both
I wish there were some videos with Henry Paul. They went down hill after he left/got fired or whatever depending on who's talking. I love the current version. They are an excellent band and have the country feel and harmonies that made the Outlaws first three albums their best.
please take a moment 8/13/2010 and remember the commander and chief of the fla guitar army... hugh edward thomasson on his day of birth....my thoughts and prayers to his family friends and fans...godspeed ht
@beachie321 Just saw you coment on the posers, my god more truth has never been told, they are just an Outlaws cover band. Youll notice theyve changed very little of what hughie and billy wrote, couldnt make it any better. Thanks youve made my day!
i have come to the realization that the posers are now defending themselves thru the fans they have acquired by deluding themselves into believing that they really are the outlaws and the line-up includes people who were touring with hughie when he passed...all good musicians but sad excuses for human beings mr. paul freely admits that he had no contact with ht from the time he left the band in 2005 now he is mr. outlaw wannabe...thank god ht is not here to see what is going on
@beachie321 Its easy to call Henry and Outlaw, he was a band member that helped them get their first record deal, was on the first three albums and one later album. He also spent 15 years of his life touring arenas and shit clubs with The Outlaws. He will always be an Outlaw. Posers! Its the same damn band that toured with HT before he passed away. Youre off your rocker!
@tieyourmotherdown1 I miss Hughie, but the new line up is fantastic. They are by far the best group of musicians to carry on the Outlaws legacy. I've seen them four times this year and they amaze me every time. The new album called Demos is so good! I'm addicted to it. You can get it on outlawsmusicdotcom. It's the best album I've heard in years. RIP Hughie, Billy & Frank.
I loved southern rock gowing up in Pittsburgh, PA. That's one reason I moved south (Atlanta) when I got older. Saw Molly Hatchett, A. R. S. and Dickey Betts in small clubs ---- unforgettable. Hurry Sundown is a great album that holds up over time.
Seen them open up for Badco in June 77 at the Hollywood Sportatorium, Hollywood Fl. They were very good live with the original line up. Seen them at Bicentennial Park in Miami Nov 77 at the Bring'em Back Alive tribute concert for Skynyrd. That's when and where the live album was recorded. Henry Paul had left the band just before that concert to start his failed solo career. RIP Heuy your fans will always remember you and play your music. South Florida loved The outlaws.
the worlds only rock & roll army....THE OUTLAWS...but i saw skynyrn blow them off the stage in 1974-5 in boston ma. no disrespect at all..love them both..always..
Harvey Arnold Dalton lives about ten miles down the road from me. His band is playing tonight at the Fat Frogg in Elon NC. ..........Harvey Dalton Arnold ( Outlaws ) , Kim Shomaker , Darrell Young and Tim Carey !!! The Harvey Dalton Arnold Blues Band with Kim Shomaker will perform @ The Fat Frogg on Feb. 19th for the " Blues Dinner " !!! This band will rock the house , so don't miss it !
I'm sorry, but no one could rip you a new A-hole like Hughie. Srv with 2 speedballs and a 6-pack of red bull would be late for the nightrain with the rooster tryin' to wake him up early. Steve Gains would have been his perfect match. Someday if we're all good boys and girls, we may get to see something like that.
I seen them live at the Hollywood Sportatorium in Ft Lauderdale in June 1977 when they opened up for Bad Company and in Bicentennial Park in Miami in November 1977 when they recorded Bring Them Back Alive, the tribute concert for Lynyrd Skynyrd right after the plane crash. Seeing this video is a trip down memory lane for me. R.I.P. Heuy and Billy, your music will live on and your memories will always remain.
I was lucky enough to see these guys 5 times and wish I could have seen them more...Hughie was throwin picks and I couldnt get one they kept flying over my head. So I pulled a pick outta my pocket and threw it up to Hughies feet and he stopped picking and handed me his pick...Put it in my palm...Was so awesome...
Grew up on these guys and moved to Tampa in '82 and got to see them all the time. Not to mention the likes of Marshall Tucker and Blackfoot that would come through town and play the clubs. Even got to meet Danny Joe Brown from Hatchet before we lost him before his time.
I`m from the South, live in the South, and, The Outlaws, The Allman Bros. Band, Lynard Skynard, and 38 Special are ALL great bands. I`ve seen `em all, and I really don`t have a favorite; just enjoy their music for what it is-fantastic!
Llymphs and jjjones, instrumental harmonies weren't invented by rock musicians, and before the Allman Brothers (one of my favorite bands) and Wishbone Ash, country musicians and cavemen were doing it with fiddles and mastadon bones, and even guitars. Are you clowns incapable of listening to music that was recorded before 1965? Hughies and Billy were definitely among the best and tightest guitarists to ever play dual leads, however; I'll grant you that.
My best friend's older brother was mixing monitors for the Outlaws, my favorite band, at the Tower Theater in Philly in '77, and I got to meet the band and party with them- super nice guys. As I recall the bass player was only a couple of years older than me. The show was fantastic, as always with the Outlaws. Great memories.
Yes - it was yet another of the great so. rock bands - and still prob my favorite after skynyrd. Just remember that Skynyrd introduced dual leads to the world - something that rarely gets recognition anymore.
Also that most of these incredible bands came from FL, Outlaws, Hatchet, Skynyrd, et al.......pretty much the exception was the Allman's and CDB - most of the rest of "Southern Rock" came out o' the Sunshine state....
True, but The Outlaws were much better guitarists. Very few could play like HT, very few.
I can't believe it has been 2 years since his death. Us die hard Outlaw fans will always be playing GG&HT from BBA on the date of his death and always at 6pm pacific time. Please join us.
Great song by Hughie but what really did it for me was Billy Jones on lead guitar, he was great....incredible team, the only guitar duo better was Duane Allman and Dickey Betts.
The Otlaws are my band!! I saw them over 20x in the 8o's...the guitar army. I had an amazing poster of them I got at a record store, I proudly displayed it in my bedroom. I could airjam for hours to this!
Mica: 80 Giants stadium, thunderstorms, and people crushing for exits.. cleared up and right in the first chorus of green grass the skies broke and we all looked up and like silly 80s people, we felt the mud, etc.
So right Patty, I was there in 80...It was called the Round up & Featured Boston...poco...Todd Rungren & The Outlaws..Whats amazing is i would move to spring hill/ Brooksville, Fl in 1985 & all these years later, Billy Jones would live here too & take his own life here & Huge would also live here in my town.
Hey robabe1, awesome! hold on to that, What a great piece of history, Wish I had one. great show that day, man I wish I could go back. I was 17 years old & had a great sexy girlfriend there with me. We drank wine all day & smoked some Blonde hash & after the show we had great sex in my 1970 Green chevy nova. One of the best days of my life!!!! Nothing better,
I was i college at USF from 73-77...the outlaws played all the local joints and just plained rocked whether it was 10 cent beer or ladies night...they were the best and were always professional...great memories here!
This song, Angels Hide, Ghost Riders and One Last Ride are my favorites. Losing Hughie flattened me emotionally. They always take the good ones early.
I agree. Frank was a very musical bassist and Henry kept the music part of rock and roll music intact. When they left the band strayed from the country rock sound that was its identity. Harvey Dalton Arnold is a fine bassist and a good singer though. This clip also has Dave Dix on the second drums. Dix was the original drummer, before Monte.
Yes I think 2 weeks. I didn't mention Frank because he had left the group before this clip. Outlaws were not the same for me without Henry Paul fronting them. Henry, Hughie, Billy, Frank and Monte on drums was the best lineup, IMO
They never had the same noteriety here in England as their contemporaries like Skynyrd and the Allman Brothers. And that my friends is a crime. Great music great band. Makes you proud to be an American even though I'm not one.
These guys played at a bar I worked at in '78 sometime. Played under a different name as they had some issues with their record label. The Buffalo Roadhouse at Buffalo and Himes in Tampa - I think. Same night Dusty Rhodes also sang with them. Oh, the good old days.
The Outlaws were more or less the "house band" at a beer joint called "Shenanigans" on North Nebraska Ave, in Tampa, FL during 1973-1974. The place used to have 50 cent pitchers of beer several nights a week. I think the cover charge was a dollar. Some serious partying from what little I can remember.
my favorite style of music is heavy metal but nothing they can ever create will come close to being this awsome everything sounds good from the vocals to the guitar!
Got to meet the band three times in the 70's great band, and the members were the best, got photos with group and alblums signed, we even shaded a beer with them. ROCK ON!!!!!!
beyond awesome...saw them at the Roundup June 1981 JFK Stadium ..wow I miss those days!!!!!!!
Parses6 3 weeks ago
Outlaws and Blackfoot, New Years Eve '81 at the Bayfront Center in St Pete. First concert I saw after moving to Tampa. Awesome show`
JADEDRAVER43 1 month ago
God, I miss these days so damn much.
DBD34GS 1 month ago
good
Frankiebarker1 1 month ago
nothin fancy here just south tampa rock and roll
jy98rock 2 months ago
i have hughies autograph on my lynyrd skynyrd guitar. i will keep it forever!
timerunsoutt 2 months ago
Outlaws, Marshall Tucker, and The CDB New Years Eve "84" in Cincinnati...Now that was a night to remember.....I think.
61804shill 3 months ago
Outlaws was one of the Great Country rock bands. Vote for Ron Paul the ONLY honest man in Politics-OR don't complain if you end up in a FEMA death camp cause you thought you had rights. Christians are under full assault from Islam and Obama.
exposetruthwolf 4 months ago
great vintage rock and roll too strong for anyone but true rollersbrothers rock on lets leave these fucking rappers in the shitter where they belong CANT TOUCH THISblack haired women with green eyes are the most beautiful things god ever createdthey look at you those of u who have never experienced them too bad more for me the most beautiful women in histort are all black hair elizabeth taylor sophia loren cleopatra sorry blonds DROP IT LIKE ITS HARD
jazbo52 5 months ago
great vintage rock and roll too strong for anyone but true rollersbrothers rock on lets leave these fucking rappers in the shitter where they belong CANT TOUCH THIS
jazbo52 5 months ago
great vintage rock and roll too strong for anyone but true rollers
jazbo52 5 months ago
Saw these guys with Blackfoot on New Years Eve '81 at the Bayfront Center in St.Pete. I couldn't have asked for a better show for my very first concert. Saw them every chance I got in the clubs around Tampa after that.Ahhhh, the places a fake ID used to get me into. Those were rockin' days!
JADEDRAVER43 5 months ago
4 people did not hear the Gypsys cry........
Stomperofpuppies 5 months ago
I was lucky enough to see them twice in the late 70's - early 80's, always a great show, fine guitar work there, thanks
Stomperofpuppies 5 months ago in playlist Music
nothin like southern fried boogie
oneeye4263 5 months ago in playlist Pure Prairie League/Outlaws
Another great outlaws song.. Like I say, when a band has that many guitars, you know its gonna be good
mickihotchick 5 months ago
God it was like it was yesterday, one show after the other. it is hard to rember,i was young .They are all dead now Mickey paul , mark all the gang .God what years keg in the trunk,When i die i am going back. To you mickey paul i am going to put on my dirtiest cleanest shirt and hurry sundown. toby
toby92739 6 months ago
Fl Guitar army!!! Best there was,Best there is and Best there ever will be!! Long live Southern Rock!!!! Saw them in Concert over 20 times!! RIP Hughie!!!!
mustangmatt63 6 months ago
best guitar band ever!!
yellobug3 6 months ago
God, I love this song so. 1977 was the actual year my father was born, if only I was around at that time to see them...
JoseAAmezquita 6 months ago
Too bad about Billy Paul.
deanthut 6 months ago
My all time favorite band, makes me sad that there gone.
Jdm8901 7 months ago
The Guitarists 2 Styles and Melodies Blend Like PB&J...Man&Woman.....Burgers&Fries......Hand&Glove.......Oprah&Pork chops!!
fcmike58 7 months ago
The best Southern rock band EVER!!!!!!
63bigbuck 7 months ago 3
Damn these guys were good. Gone too soon and never really recognized for how good they were.
seapro17 7 months ago
Them boys were bad!
jottie77 7 months ago
Notice that none of these videos from 1977 show Henry Paul to the far right on guitar.
knowMusicMan 7 months ago
@knowMusicMan Henry is not in this video, Freddie Salem is the 3rd guitar.
beatmastert 7 months ago
@knowMusicMan henry had left the group shortly before this tour. He formed the superb Henry paul Band. The rhythm guitarist is Freddie Salem.
RossM3838 6 months ago
In the old days we called it rockabilly but now adays thats all country,lol.
MrKennabis 7 months ago
hurrry sundown.
once an outlaw always an outlaw
beachie321 9 months ago
no one is ever born to late to appreciate the fla gitar army...
i pray that the "flame" will burn forever...
once an outlaw always an outlaw
beachie321 10 months ago
For somebody born too late (1983) to enjoy the Outlaws like my father did, thank you for these videos!
csxt6573 10 months ago
Why did the video stop playing I'm glad I saw them in the 70's
wheat12341 10 months ago
All music should go in one box ... magic whatever 'genre' it comes under.
GibsonHummingbird 1 year ago
The " Guitar Army ". These guys were so freakin great. It's to bad you don't hear their stuff on the radio as often as you hear Foreigner ( ? ) These guys not only wrote great songs, they KICKED ASS with the music as well.
seapro17 1 year ago 7
@seapro17 I'm with you on this! I've never seen them live but I have a few of their cds and a signed photo that Henry Paul sent me!
MTLNCK52 4 months ago
as a former member of the group said in an interview
hughie was mr.outlaw ceo and we were his associates
hopefully in 2011 we can all remember the man who kept the outlaws and their music alive for so many years
he loved the fans and we loved him and what a tribute to him it will finally be when his last recorded work is released
once an outlaw always an outlaw
godspeed ht
beachie321 1 year ago 6
This dude looks like Ronnie James Dio
tankerman25 1 year ago
Those were the days when bands had real talent.
Angelcitysoul 1 year ago 3
i used to be a stage hand in asbury park n.j we set this band up in the 70s i worked for John Share monark prod. jeffartist
MrJeffrey52 1 year ago
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I saw them in 1976 opening for Little Feat in Rotterdam, f***ing great band!!
theredseasharks 1 year ago
I saw them in 1976 opening for Little Feat in Rotterdam, f***ing great!!!!
theredseasharks 1 year ago
amzing band and song, too bad not too many people my age listen to good music anymore =(
ThePowerslave94 1 year ago
I saw them at Chicago Stadium in 77 when they opened for Bad Company. Later that night they showed up at a strip club on Lincoln Ave. where I was hanging out. The waitress knew that I had gone to the show and asked me if they were really the Outlaws. I said they were, and she brought me over to meet them. They asked me if what they were looking for was available at this club, and when I told them no, they left after having a drink with me.
sevoak 1 year ago
Saw the outlaws at Siena College in 1977. I think it was Siena, and I think it was 1977, but I'm sure it was the Outlaws.
slidenote 1 year ago
exelente grupo wn la kago!!
strcker 1 year ago
Where was this live footage from?
tgdonlin 1 year ago
poor man's skynyard,not even half as good,
evelskunny 1 year ago
@evelskunny only better than Skynyrd
thefoppa1000 1 year ago
please just enjoy the music and Skynrd does not compare the Outlaws are an extremely underrated band sadly
shadetheman117 1 year ago
@evelskunny Better than Skynyrd....Hughie & Billy were better than any of the Skynyrd guitarists.....Actually Hughie was the best guitarist that Skynyrd ever had.
six2112 11 months ago 4
I saw these guys w/ Molly Hatchet in 80 and have loved them ever since. Man I miss the days of general admiission and cheap tickets. I paid $9 to see that concert.
oldnavygd 1 year ago
2 of the greatest gits of all time!
rip billy & hughie, c u on the other side!
k77jones 1 year ago
I met Allison Greene at the Union Club, and this song is hers.
tradecraft46 1 year ago
The " Florida Guitar Army " never was and never will be a more powerful combo than Hughie and Billy , all the rest couldn't hang with the best. Those two were the heart and soul of the band.Saw them many times.After the loss of Billy they were only half,Hughie and Billy were meant to play as one...We miss you both
cmichaelweaver 1 year ago
LOVE THE SONG, SOUND QUALITY IS POOR
TomsGirl0803 1 year ago
I liked them best when Henry Paul was with them, back in the day, but the Outlaws without Hughie? That's kinda like Santana without Carlos Santana!
actormanic 1 year ago
Remeber seeing them at the Yucatan Liquor Stand... Awesome, just awesome.
dflaat 1 year ago
good lord what talent gone bye......... this analoge recording cannot suppress the greatness of this band!!!!!!!
walterbrob 1 year ago
that was awesome...taken when the song was fresh...the other versions i see at the various casino leave alot to be desired.....
olhobbler 1 year ago
I wish there were some videos with Henry Paul. They went down hill after he left/got fired or whatever depending on who's talking. I love the current version. They are an excellent band and have the country feel and harmonies that made the Outlaws first three albums their best.
Jamdor78 1 year ago
@Jamdor78
how can you even try to include him with hughie and call him an outlaw...
i think you mean the henry paul band and the posers...
beachie321 1 year ago
@beachie321 You Damn Right!!!!!!!!!!!!!
tracyleewall 1 year ago
@tracyleewall
please take a moment 8/13/2010 and remember the commander and chief of the fla guitar army... hugh edward thomasson on his day of birth....my thoughts and prayers to his family friends and fans...godspeed ht
once an outlaw always an outlaw
beachie321 1 year ago
@beachie321 Just saw you coment on the posers, my god more truth has never been told, they are just an Outlaws cover band. Youll notice theyve changed very little of what hughie and billy wrote, couldnt make it any better. Thanks youve made my day!
1goodguitar 1 year ago
@1goodguitar how are they posers? Its the same band that ht was with, except now there's a lead singer and some jammin' organ parts.
littlebighank 1 year ago
@1goodguitar
i have come to the realization that the posers are now defending themselves thru the fans they have acquired by deluding themselves into believing that they really are the outlaws and the line-up includes people who were touring with hughie when he passed...all good musicians but sad excuses for human beings mr. paul freely admits that he had no contact with ht from the time he left the band in 2005 now he is mr. outlaw wannabe...thank god ht is not here to see what is going on
beachie321 1 year ago
@beachie321 Its easy to call Henry and Outlaw, he was a band member that helped them get their first record deal, was on the first three albums and one later album. He also spent 15 years of his life touring arenas and shit clubs with The Outlaws. He will always be an Outlaw. Posers! Its the same damn band that toured with HT before he passed away. Youre off your rocker!
littlebighank 1 year ago
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tieyourmotherdown1 1 year ago
@tieyourmotherdown1 WOOT!!! I know right! Its CRAZY! The current lineup is awesome.
littlebighank 1 year ago
@tieyourmotherdown1 I miss Hughie, but the new line up is fantastic. They are by far the best group of musicians to carry on the Outlaws legacy. I've seen them four times this year and they amaze me every time. The new album called Demos is so good! I'm addicted to it. You can get it on outlawsmusicdotcom. It's the best album I've heard in years. RIP Hughie, Billy & Frank.
tieyourmotherdown1 1 year ago
@littlebighank
once an outlaw always an outlaw
or in henry paul's case
show me the money
beachie321 1 year ago
@beachie321 wah.
littlebighank 1 year ago
Respond to this video...
littlebighank 1 year ago
I loved southern rock gowing up in Pittsburgh, PA. That's one reason I moved south (Atlanta) when I got older. Saw Molly Hatchett, A. R. S. and Dickey Betts in small clubs ---- unforgettable. Hurry Sundown is a great album that holds up over time.
tepawo 1 year ago
@tepawo
0520bitch 1 year ago
WOW,great to see this. I still have the LP! Good old record. lol
inatizzy2 1 year ago
Got a bootleg vid of H.T.,& billy Jones Playint "T for texas"with skynyrd!Sad the more then half the people in the vid are passed!True legends!!!
rebelrecording 1 year ago
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humbuck 1 year ago
@rebelrecording god you guys were great
knoxvegasbackgrounds 1 year ago
R.I.P. Hughie, the fastest guitarist and smokiest vocalist in the history of Southern Rock
Kingsnake77 1 year ago
Half this band is dead: Bassist, Hughie, Billy.
b24warbaby 1 year ago
@b24warbaby i guess that happens to a lot of grest artist......good lord ..they would inhale taylor swift!
walterbrob 1 year ago
Seen them open up for Badco in June 77 at the Hollywood Sportatorium, Hollywood Fl. They were very good live with the original line up. Seen them at Bicentennial Park in Miami Nov 77 at the Bring'em Back Alive tribute concert for Skynyrd. That's when and where the live album was recorded. Henry Paul had left the band just before that concert to start his failed solo career. RIP Heuy your fans will always remember you and play your music. South Florida loved The outlaws.
MasterWitchDoctor 1 year ago
Is there any biography dvd on the outlaws you can buy??
Dennen2009 1 year ago
the worlds only rock & roll army....THE OUTLAWS...but i saw skynyrn blow them off the stage in 1974-5 in boston ma. no disrespect at all..love them both..always..
DUCK444444 1 year ago
Harvey Arnold Dalton lives about ten miles down the road from me. His band is playing tonight at the Fat Frogg in Elon NC. ..........Harvey Dalton Arnold ( Outlaws ) , Kim Shomaker , Darrell Young and Tim Carey !!! The Harvey Dalton Arnold Blues Band with Kim Shomaker will perform @ The Fat Frogg on Feb. 19th for the " Blues Dinner " !!! This band will rock the house , so don't miss it !
hardluckboogie 1 year ago
wow, I didn't think I would find any true Outlaws fans left out there!!!
frankr8m 2 years ago 3
I'm sorry, but no one could rip you a new A-hole like Hughie. Srv with 2 speedballs and a 6-pack of red bull would be late for the nightrain with the rooster tryin' to wake him up early. Steve Gains would have been his perfect match. Someday if we're all good boys and girls, we may get to see something like that.
12groney 2 years ago 6
Just the best Rock ever!!!
Metalpupett 2 years ago
MrOzzbatt........spot on!!!
vincewhirlwind 2 years ago
I seen them live at the Hollywood Sportatorium in Ft Lauderdale in June 1977 when they opened up for Bad Company and in Bicentennial Park in Miami in November 1977 when they recorded Bring Them Back Alive, the tribute concert for Lynyrd Skynyrd right after the plane crash. Seeing this video is a trip down memory lane for me. R.I.P. Heuy and Billy, your music will live on and your memories will always remain.
MasterWitchDoctor 2 years ago 3
Rock stations won't play it (...it's country), Country stations won't play it (...it's rock). Great music...and you can dance to it !!
Thank you Damulder !!
MrOzzbatt 2 years ago 25
@MrOzzbatt
its rock and thats all
esytle1 10 months ago
@MrOzzbatt It was to good to play on the radio, it might have melted their station !...
Mrwufpac 9 months ago
@MrOzzbatt You got that right, kinda like POCO... Not Country, Not rock
inatizzy2 9 months ago
ll I can say is Amen
djk28161 4 months ago in playlist Molly Hatchet Mix
ll I can say is Amen
djk28161 4 months ago in playlist Molly Hatchet Mix
liked this in the 70s great band
Joseph364015 2 years ago
I was lucky enough to see these guys 5 times and wish I could have seen them more...Hughie was throwin picks and I couldnt get one they kept flying over my head. So I pulled a pick outta my pocket and threw it up to Hughies feet and he stopped picking and handed me his pick...Put it in my palm...Was so awesome...
3jackvoodoo 2 years ago 3
cool 3jackvoodo very cool
studduck65 2 years ago
Grew up on these guys and moved to Tampa in '82 and got to see them all the time. Not to mention the likes of Marshall Tucker and Blackfoot that would come through town and play the clubs. Even got to meet Danny Joe Brown from Hatchet before we lost him before his time.
Southern Rock, the Best Rock
Green Grass & High Tides Forever
yuotube19 2 years ago 19
@yuotube19 ANd Sknard and 38 Special Too!! They are still all Family!!
mespasticpunk 7 months ago
@yuotube19 your name is yuotube lol....anyhow, great comment. fully agreed, as a 25 year old munchkin who missed out on the greatness of the 70s.
bukk3t 6 months ago
I`m from the South, live in the South, and, The Outlaws, The Allman Bros. Band, Lynard Skynard, and 38 Special are ALL great bands. I`ve seen `em all, and I really don`t have a favorite; just enjoy their music for what it is-fantastic!
tigerlifer55 2 years ago 3
out of this world!! everytime i go on a holiday trip,this and green grass and high tides are in my player!!
stoofbuis 2 years ago
I listen to it in the car all the time. :)
kobayashimaru1 2 years ago
Llymphs and jjjones, instrumental harmonies weren't invented by rock musicians, and before the Allman Brothers (one of my favorite bands) and Wishbone Ash, country musicians and cavemen were doing it with fiddles and mastadon bones, and even guitars. Are you clowns incapable of listening to music that was recorded before 1965? Hughies and Billy were definitely among the best and tightest guitarists to ever play dual leads, however; I'll grant you that.
P. S. 38 Special sucked.
penrod59 2 years ago
My best friend's older brother was mixing monitors for the Outlaws, my favorite band, at the Tower Theater in Philly in '77, and I got to meet the band and party with them- super nice guys. As I recall the bass player was only a couple of years older than me. The show was fantastic, as always with the Outlaws. Great memories.
robuzo 2 years ago
Yeah, Harvey Dalton Arnold, the bass player 1976 - 1980 was the youngest band member! I was at the Tower for this gig too.
RoBabe1 2 years ago 3
jimmy page and jeff back in the yardbirds were the FIRST dual lead guitars in the "60's...fyi. i saw the outlaws and still love them.
llymphs 2 years ago
Initially Page played bass and then switched to lead guitar...was anything recorded with them playing dual lead guitar?
Skyman46 2 years ago
Hearing the stuff that's called music today, I'm so glad that these unbelievable live performances exist. I wasn't just dreaming.
SteveYeager65 2 years ago
There's a chance will never see anything this good again in our lifetimes
beersplease 2 years ago 4
You are so right! Guitar harmonies like this are only in our memories!
There will never be a dou as tight as Billy and Hughie, the outlaws were the best!
eowentada 2 years ago
Yes - it was yet another of the great so. rock bands - and still prob my favorite after skynyrd. Just remember that Skynyrd introduced dual leads to the world - something that rarely gets recognition anymore.
Also that most of these incredible bands came from FL, Outlaws, Hatchet, Skynyrd, et al.......pretty much the exception was the Allman's and CDB - most of the rest of "Southern Rock" came out o' the Sunshine state....
GrnEyed81 2 years ago
Skynyrd was a great band, but Duane Allman and Dickey Betts were playing double leads before Skynyrd even had a record contract.
jjjones77 2 years ago 3
True, but The Outlaws were much better guitarists. Very few could play like HT, very few.
I can't believe it has been 2 years since his death. Us die hard Outlaw fans will always be playing GG&HT from BBA on the date of his death and always at 6pm pacific time. Please join us.
wtw100 2 years ago 4
Great song by Hughie but what really did it for me was Billy Jones on lead guitar, he was great....incredible team, the only guitar duo better was Duane Allman and Dickey Betts.
Skyman46 2 years ago
My favorite was Allen Collins and Steve Gaines or tripling with Gary Rossington
JamieBeauxis 2 years ago
The Otlaws are my band!! I saw them over 20x in the 8o's...the guitar army. I had an amazing poster of them I got at a record store, I proudly displayed it in my bedroom. I could airjam for hours to this!
micahflash 2 years ago
Mica: 80 Giants stadium, thunderstorms, and people crushing for exits.. cleared up and right in the first chorus of green grass the skies broke and we all looked up and like silly 80s people, we felt the mud, etc.
patty3173 2 years ago
So right Patty, I was there in 80...It was called the Round up & Featured Boston...poco...Todd Rungren & The Outlaws..Whats amazing is i would move to spring hill/ Brooksville, Fl in 1985 & all these years later, Billy Jones would live here too & take his own life here & Huge would also live here in my town.
leftie2002 2 years ago
Leftie - I was at the Roundup as well...the bands were the Outlaws, Allman Brothers, 38 Special, Marshall Tucker, Charlie Daniels..in 1981
fabcjb 2 years ago 3
I still have the flyer from this show!! It was great.
RoBabe1 2 years ago 2
Hey robabe1, awesome! hold on to that, What a great piece of history, Wish I had one. great show that day, man I wish I could go back. I was 17 years old & had a great sexy girlfriend there with me. We drank wine all day & smoked some Blonde hash & after the show we had great sex in my 1970 Green chevy nova. One of the best days of my life!!!! Nothing better,
leftie2002 2 years ago 4
@RoBabe1 Hang on to it buddy!
Harryn58 2 years ago 2
And that's how it's done boys and girls! Southern guitar army at its best- Billy's Les Paul and Hughie's Strat having a conversation!
NdevilJ 2 years ago
awesome footage
RobEye79 2 years ago
No biker forrest preserve party was complete without this rockin party band, AHHhhh those rockin 70's!
acdeucee 2 years ago 2
I was i college at USF from 73-77...the outlaws played all the local joints and just plained rocked whether it was 10 cent beer or ladies night...they were the best and were always professional...great memories here!
rustymerle 2 years ago
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bobinator 2 years ago
You shut up. lol
texs2007 2 years ago
No doubt and Billy Jones was one of the most underated in the Southern Rock era.
Billy, Hughie, SRV and Jimmy God calls all the greats home. Laws' live!!
mikeone42 2 years ago
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bobinator 2 years ago
Probably the most underrated band of all time. Hughie was one of the best guitarists of all time. RIP.
skynyrdrocksss 2 years ago 2
The Florida Guitar Army will never die. Rock on guys.
cosmogman 3 years ago
Nothing tops "The Outlaws" in my books. My favorite band by far. R.I.P. Billy, Frank, and Hughie.
chubinator535 3 years ago
This song, Angels Hide, Ghost Riders and One Last Ride are my favorites. Losing Hughie flattened me emotionally. They always take the good ones early.
ldolphin34 3 years ago
I agree. Frank was a very musical bassist and Henry kept the music part of rock and roll music intact. When they left the band strayed from the country rock sound that was its identity. Harvey Dalton Arnold is a fine bassist and a good singer though. This clip also has Dave Dix on the second drums. Dix was the original drummer, before Monte.
RossM3838 3 years ago
Both guitarists Hughie and Billy dead now...never knew the story about Billy's suicide, why would he do that?
johnnykov 3 years ago
Its also a tragic fact that Billy Jones and Frank Okeefe died just a few days apart.
RossM3838 3 years ago
Yes I think 2 weeks. I didn't mention Frank because he had left the group before this clip. Outlaws were not the same for me without Henry Paul fronting them. Henry, Hughie, Billy, Frank and Monte on drums was the best lineup, IMO
therealjaynakovel 3 years ago
I once worked on their A/C unit in Odessa, Fl. were they grew up.
Gregster2448 3 years ago
"Southern Rock is a redundant term, its like saying Rock Rock" -Duane Allman
sandwraith13 3 years ago 2
Yep!
zped99 2 years ago
They never had the same noteriety here in England as their contemporaries like Skynyrd and the Allman Brothers. And that my friends is a crime. Great music great band. Makes you proud to be an American even though I'm not one.
holydiver73 3 years ago 3
well said, cousin.
tapesquare 3 years ago
I still don't get that Hughie is gone :(
roysteinar 3 years ago
my mom in law has a ring that Dusty Roads gave her aunt
bsmama122007 3 years ago
@bsmama122007 your mom has a ring that MT gave her aunt? Wow thats cool.
littlebighank 1 year ago
So my honest to God birth name is Sundown. My whole life I've wanted something, anything with my name in it.
Now I've got the coup de gra. A theme song.
WhiteRaven810 3 years ago
...congratulations
you have something to live up to: one of the most awesome outlaw/cowboys out there
dudemanio 3 years ago
Nice!
shep79 2 years ago
These guys played at a bar I worked at in '78 sometime. Played under a different name as they had some issues with their record label. The Buffalo Roadhouse at Buffalo and Himes in Tampa - I think. Same night Dusty Rhodes also sang with them. Oh, the good old days.
cosmogman 3 years ago
The Outlaws were more or less the "house band" at a beer joint called "Shenanigans" on North Nebraska Ave, in Tampa, FL during 1973-1974. The place used to have 50 cent pitchers of beer several nights a week. I think the cover charge was a dollar. Some serious partying from what little I can remember.
Gallagherfreak100 3 years ago
This music puts me in the mood for a doober and a JD on the rocks.
Arkady63 3 years ago
Saw the 'Outlaws/Molly Hatchet' tour many times in Florida in the late '70s. Fort Myers florida 1979....ahhh those were the days.
detroitchuckie 3 years ago
I was at many of those shows myself. Great music, great energy. These bands rocked out but never forgot the music in music.
RossM3838 3 years ago
luv is so green...& high tide help k
chicopeechic 3 years ago
I seen them In July of 07 in Clearwater, Florida.Coachman Park fourth of July..Kick ass, it was great.....
janetksinger 3 years ago
so lucky I have not seen them in 20 years!
chicopeechic 3 years ago
hughie may be gone but Henry paul was pretty good with them live at the fair
dougie1155 3 years ago
my favorite style of music is heavy metal but nothing they can ever create will come close to being this awsome everything sounds good from the vocals to the guitar!
opiter 3 years ago
me too bro im all out heavy metal but something about this shit just cant be done today
BGstunts 3 years ago
Haunting lyrics!!!
ptldjk 3 years ago
I love this song. It gives me chills :P
Redsummr08 3 years ago
Got to meet the band three times in the 70's great band, and the members were the best, got photos with group and alblums signed, we even shaded a beer with them. ROCK ON!!!!!!
shappal56 3 years ago
HUGHIE! You are missed. What a great player! Rest in peace brother...
ccr1965 3 years ago
What a great band and very underrated. I had the fortunate opportunity to see them live in the 70's at Oakland, Ca stadium.
Cupertino, Ca
carbon4me 3 years ago
rip hughie saw you at penn's peak.
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Endang01 3 years ago
I love the solos in this tune. AMZAING.
shep79 3 years ago
Who is singing in this?
hudline65 3 years ago
Hughie Thomasson
Parses6 3 years ago
they sounded alot like blackfoot
1morningsun 3 years ago
A great band that sounds nothing like blackfoot. This band had it's own identity.
twinlesstwin 3 years ago
right on dude
esytle1 3 years ago