@ walmic1000 stupid idiot, stop pretending as if talking to Richard. Keith will not see your fucking comment, you pussy fuck, you just ridiculous with your bullshits
you crazy fucker ... do me a favor and get out of my fucking website!
does anybody know what's the name of the bootleg album this song is from? Originally it was an interview and I used to have it, but I lost my hard drive (V__V). PLEASE HELP ME!!
For all of us who suffer from some kind of adiction(alcohol or drugs) this song has a meaning, Only "normal" people wont understand how is to being addict to something, they all see you like a trash or like a people who cannot control his habits, We are more than than, Is like a sickness,,,,
This is possibly the most beautiful song I've ever heard. I suffer from alcoholism and I can relate to this in a huge way, as alcohol has ruined some chances at true love for me. Addiction is a terrible thing. Venting it through beautiful music like this is the best cure.
Das beste nach einer durchgezechten Nacht. Man hat annähernd das Gefühl ihn zu verstehen^^ auch wenn das wahrscheinlich niemand jemals ganz tun wird ;) Er ist und bleibt ein Gott des Rock 'n' roll :)
"Cocaine Blues," is Reverend Gary Davis’ arrangement, an eight-bar blues in C Major. Davis said that he learned the song in 1905 from a traveling carnival musician, Porter Irving.[4][5] This version is made up of rhyming couplets, followed by a refrain "Cocaine, running all around my brain" or "Cocaine, all around my brain").[6] The song is sometimes known as "Coco Blues," as on Davis’ 1965 album Pure Religion and Bad Company.
There is something haunting about the JB version. Especially with the lap steel. But there is a definite rawness and " I live this shit" attitude in Keiths version that is bar none
Just browsing through videos on youtube..and i just love discovering new tunes i never heard like this one..makes you feel good to know its true music never dies
Keith Richards -' Cocaine| is for horses, its horses' not for for men.' i love this man. He's just gorgeous - a true gentleman with an edge. I could love him to death!!
@boomboxbadboy : Can't you figure out the chords ? It's a simple progression of C, F, C ,G, C and all you have to do is finger pick and noodle around the chords. In the little "bridge", the chords are E to F and then it goes back into the C,F,C, G, C progression. Now you can literally PAY ME for that info.... ;-)
@JuanDeSoCal What makes this difficult note for note (I'm assuming) is the fact that it's not standard thumb fingers fingerstyle.He definitely stops with his thumb sometimes when he's supposed to be carrying the bass note.If you learned this note for note it must have taken you a long time.I think I'll give it a whirl myself.
pcollenYT got the chord progression right. But, yes, it is not as simple as may 1st appear, and it took me a fair amount of effort. Actually though, KR generally keeps the bass note going pretty consistently; listen closely and you will hear it. There are some spots where it drops out, like when he does those bends. Listen here and there for doubled-up (same) notes in quick succession, and for subtle rhythmic shifts when he's on the C chord and hammering repeatedly on the E note.
@basedee when Keith spits out a hangnail, he spits out more HIP than half the worlds population. If it weren't for Keith the word HIP would have no meaning. Your right Keith IS THE rock star.
@basedee What about Adam Lambert?! That dude's a rock star. And a cock star! Thank you, Thank you. I'm here all week. Try the falafel, it's mostly natural. Ladies and gents, please tip your waiter.
@515742617000027 It sure does! Listening to what John Hurt recorded in 1927, and hearing that musical thread coming up through the years is really moving. You can see how deeply Keith (and many other British kids) was sunk into the blues, be it delta blues, country blues, whatever. My youthful interest in rock'n'roll opened the door to the blues for me; the Stones had a lot to do with that. I'm glad I caught this song: I did not not know that he had recorded this.
Adore this version , and Keith as well of course. I'm a prison officer and I'm afraid to admit that putting addicts in prison does not work . They get it as easy on the inside . It is a pitiful sight to see how low a man will stoop to get drugs
Early one morning while making the rounds... i took a shot of cocaine and i shot my women down. I went straight home and i went to bed, and put that lovin .44 beneath my head
This song was executed in the tradition of Luke Jordan's 1927 song "Cocaine Blues" and The Memphis Jug Band's 1930 song "Cocaine Habit Blues" Yea those oldtimers sure liked the nose candy..... It likely took their minds off the surreal pressures of the time.
This song is crap. Drug addicts should be imprisoned and the dealers hung from a tall tree with a short rope. Drugs are a city problem; mainly in black neighborhoods. Us good country folks don't have the same problem. Sure we might see an alcoholic in a few families but for the most part we are good honest hard working folk. I might just be some young kid or a dumb cowboy but I don't think they should have songs glorifying drug use on a web site children use. And that's just how I feel.
@PhaQandyou Perhaps you should realy take a listen to the song itself. and look into the lyrics. its written to have a different meaning than what you think. just because its called "Cocaine Blues" (and the only word you probably heard is Cocaine), does not mean it is glorifying it. perhaps you should try opening your mind and taking it in with a different perspective, and you may see what it realy means.
That's right. You good clean country folk are into crystal meth. That's the drug of choice for rural America. So go chew your face off why you pat yourself on the back you ignorant hick.
And the song is about what's wrong with doing coke. There's not a word in the song that says anything good about cocaine.
Here are a few musicians from rural America who had serious drug problems:
Willie Nelson, Hank Williams 1, 2, and 3, Johnny Cash, Bob Dylan, Gram Parsons, Steve Earle, Waylon Jennings, Kris Kristofferson, Townes Van Zandt, Glen Campbell...just about everybody else.
A bunch of white singers from the rural south and midwest who were into cocaine, heroine and other hardcore drugs.
@ktrfeb23 Yes you're correct. Once all those musicians left the south and went to work for Yankees and moved to big cities they were corrupted. However once they came back to their roots many of them beat their addictions and went on to live healthy lives.
@malkooth Thank you for respecting my right to express a opinion and for your intelligent and well mannered response. You are obviously a man of class and a true gentleman.
@VBAadmin No, I think it is a complete failure. That is why I think drug dealers should be lynched and the users imprisoned somewhere with good addictions counseling. However, it all starts at home. Good parents raise good children. Bad parents well... just look at the blacks in America today and what percentage of them make up the current prison populations and draw your own conclusions. So I hope that answers your question and if not well I guess your shit out of luck.
@PhaQandyou Users imprisoned? How? Isn't that exactly what the war on drugs is?
The reason that prohibition of alcohol/drugs never works is because organized crime always manages to come out on top in situations like these. Hell, it's not that hard to grow weed or opium at home and smoke or sell the stuff.
And lynching people is certainly not going to make it into our lawbooks, haha.
@VBAadmin Okay, I'll concede your point that prohibition doesn't work and that my proposed lynchings are not likely to become common policy any time soon. But what is your alternative? Mass legalization? Do we legalize some drugs and not others? Which get legal status and how do we decide? The fact is drugs, and I'm including alcohol here as well, are a blight on our society and should at the very least not be glorified by some musician that young kids may look up to. Especially not on YouTube.
@PhaQandyou My alternative? I have none. I don't think anyone that doesn't directly and aggressively disturb the lives of other citizens should be imprisoned; that includes all drug users, incestuous couples, racists, etc.... So long as the respective party remains peaceful, they certainly don't need to be jailed.
Oh, sure, some psychoactive substances are a nuisance. Others are medicine. Some are fun (the USA currently sees alcohol as such). Some songs promotes drugs, others don't. It happens.
@VBAadmin Looks like neither of us will get our way. I'm glad to have had a conversation on YouTube where even though we disagree neither of us are hurling four letter words at one another. Take it easy VBAadmin.
@PhaQandyou Additionally, the notion that drugs "are a blight on our society" is but an opinion. You might think just that, but there are plenty of folks that would argue the opposite. Junkies are people, no less than you or I.
Only YOU (not the government) should teach your kids not to use drugs. You are as free as the next man over; don't trample on his rights unless he does so to yours.
shame really but not really that us idiots needed angels like richards and elvis to show us what real life angel dudes had been trying to say for years and years..have we learned anything??
1st time i heard this song was seeing '60s folkie Dave Van Ronk live at The Riverboat Coffee House,Toronto,early '70s.(A young Dylan once aspired to being as big as Dave van Ronk).The song sounded great then&most versions I've heard since,including Keith's,do too.Even Sinatra sang about cocaine in Cole Porter's "I Get a Kick Out of You": Some they may go for cocaine I'm sure that if I took even one sniff It would bore me terrifically, too Yet, I get a kick out of you
@Bobjb999 Keith did a version of "I Get A Kick Out of You," too! It's found on the 4 disc studio bootleg "Voodoo Bew." He plays it right after "Cocaine.".. I guess it made him think of it! :)
@LUCUX85 I think its in the key of C played in standard tuning which is an easier way of getting the bends than to play it in open tuning IMHO. Plus I believe RGD was more of a standard tuning key of C kinda man.
@LUCUX85 I think its in the key of C played in standard tuning which is an easier way of getting the bends than to play it in open tuning IMHO. Plus I believe RGD was more of a standard tuning key of C kinda man.
Not sure, it could be, Emajor still works well in there though but i dunno, he only plucks the E chord breifly and very softly so it's kinda hard to tell. I think also that this might be tuned slightly sharp or flat of standard , maybe not by much though.
Keith Richards is the fuckin' NUTS!!!!!
billicks 1 week ago
Used to be a good-looking guy before the SMACK. That shit takes your looks faster than a beltsander
TheRealCritique 1 week ago
cool down Keith; your'e gonna celebrate your'e ninetieht.
picante1312 3 weeks ago
AWESOME soo BLUEZZZy and that guitar-playing'n Keiths voice....WoW!
gypsy505nm 3 weeks ago in playlist Relaxin
Davy Graham..
TheMusicchannel23 1 month ago
fantastic slide show. really stellar.
KingMoses3 1 month ago
you watching all this amazing songs one after the other and out of nowhere there is lady gaga in the relatives and makes you MAD
comerone 1 month ago
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@ walmic1000 stupid idiot, stop pretending as if talking to Richard. Keith will not see your fucking comment, you pussy fuck, you just ridiculous with your bullshits
you crazy fucker ... do me a favor and get out of my fucking website!
thumb up if you agree!
RonaldReaganfication 1 month ago
does anybody know what's the name of the bootleg album this song is from? Originally it was an interview and I used to have it, but I lost my hard drive (V__V). PLEASE HELP ME!!
Oula 1 month ago
keith.
clfetter 1 month ago
Everytime I try to stop smoking hemp I end up finding this magnificent guy
and immediately I'm convinced that I should go buy some more.
And with no regrets, I do it.
Thanks Keith, Thanks Hemp. But no more cocaine, thanks.
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ristau 1 month ago
HOLY HELL, he is the living master of that good ol' Mississippi John Hurt shit. Among other things, of course.
alexmortland 1 month ago 2
For all of us who suffer from some kind of adiction(alcohol or drugs) this song has a meaning, Only "normal" people wont understand how is to being addict to something, they all see you like a trash or like a people who cannot control his habits, We are more than than, Is like a sickness,,,,
IZQ2012 1 month ago 2
wait to see him in 2012, rocking the earth
nickmagger 1 month ago
fuck the pictures !!!!!!!!
9801543 1 month ago 2
Keith richard didn't write this song for the blues, its just the only word that fits nicely with coke
ipwningjake 2 months ago
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TouffeDePoile 2 months ago
@TouffeDePoile Fucking hell, all you kids do is ask for tabs. Use your fucking ears. It'll make you a better player.
TheKamanick 2 months ago 4
@TheKamanick Amen brother
breton1 2 months ago
Stimulus only can not live on C-baby alone. Good tune, only as addicted as you want to be. Lay back and fire one up. ThePoboyms61s
ThePoboyms61s 2 months ago
This is possibly the most beautiful song I've ever heard. I suffer from alcoholism and I can relate to this in a huge way, as alcohol has ruined some chances at true love for me. Addiction is a terrible thing. Venting it through beautiful music like this is the best cure.
Bombadil1992 2 months ago
this doesn't hold a candle to dave van ronks version
LAMF2009 2 months ago
Anybody can plays the blues u dumb ass
.. anybody with problems has got the blues
IveGotTheFNBlues 2 months ago
Ain't nobody can play the real blues without going through some hard times. It's the experience that makes the music.
lotrmaster93 3 months ago
@lotrmaster93 Sure, start that tired argument again.
LongTallYamlaJay 2 months ago
@LongTallYamlaJay What argument?
lotrmaster93 2 months ago
Keith we love you!!!! Maria & Bela
mrsmuci62 3 months ago 2
Fucking Awesome!!!!!
rjmprod 3 months ago
Here ! Here Acoustic Keith Blues...yeah !
j62dangelo 3 months ago
one of the reasons that this song is so good is that it is about helping people with a problem you once had yourself.
bubb3432 3 months ago
he's the best
92doubleface 3 months ago
Gorgeousss man!
rchllrchll 3 months ago
COCAIIIIIIIINE - RUNNING ROUND MY BRAIN ::::::-- ) KEEP ON LOOKING FOR THE REAL THING !
BY uwyOO1
uwy1 4 months ago in playlist Rolling Stones Mick Jagger Keith Richards Ron Wood Watts
Written by Rev GAry Davis and covered by many including Jackson Browne and DAvid Lindley
hoarse01 4 months ago
great cover
shaneh1983 4 months ago
such a good version... keef is a god
ramrodoffroad 4 months ago
@DarthKazi Hey, get with the times man. It's been decades. He's not a junkie anymore.
ZeppelinClassics 4 months ago
@Metayounis I was hoping I wasn't the only that thought that! He does, doesn't he?
ZeppelinClassics 4 months ago
beautiful feel kiethy,SELF RAISING FLOWERS
68caddilac 4 months ago
his voice isn't as good as Luke Jordan's, but there's a passion in Keith's voice which makes it just as beautiful.
emmawelsh11 4 months ago
Das beste nach einer durchgezechten Nacht. Man hat annähernd das Gefühl ihn zu verstehen^^ auch wenn das wahrscheinlich niemand jemals ganz tun wird ;) Er ist und bleibt ein Gott des Rock 'n' roll :)
MonkeyMarki 4 months ago
replay, replay,replay
continue sequence
smilyboi10 5 months ago
A killer performance.And it's awesome the way that the photo montage contours to the music.A work of art,
ultramega67 5 months ago
beautiful
jelousetype 5 months ago
where can i download this song? :S
MicawberWilkins 5 months ago
Well I belive you´re wrong in the refererences of the song. This is a song by Reverend Gary Davis not Luke Jordan's version of the Cocaine Blues.
ubgodinez 5 months ago
I'd marry him
enchantedljoy 5 months ago
Keith, for Gods sake make an acoustic blues album....this is where your at right about now brother!!
walmic1000 5 months ago 88
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DeltaDregs 5 months ago
Respond to this video... Amen!!!
DeltaDregs 5 months ago
@walmic1000 He can't play his guitar like this anymore.
JZJYRWO 4 months ago
@walmic1000 I've been thinking that for years. It'd be huge. Keith, a guitar and a mic.
LiveForeverGoon 2 months ago
@walmic1000 Amen, I would love a acoustic solo album from Keith.
kmbllj 2 months ago 3
@walmic1000
God, if only he would....that would be the ultimate.
ScooterpupReljac 1 month ago
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RonaldReaganfication 1 month ago
@walmic1000 "AMEN"
gypsy505nm 3 weeks ago in playlist Relaxin
Johnny Cash's blues is better
knot4u11 6 months ago
@knot4u11 Troll
zdragonforce 5 months ago
@zdragonforce ass hair
knot4u11 5 months ago
@knot4u11 This song is so good. :)
zdragonforce 4 months ago
thats just so beautiful
pedrocardutra 6 months ago 2
Dios,gracias, gracias, graciaaaaaaaaaaaas, q grosso soy mi amor, siempre mio, solo mio
tuespartana 6 months ago
he was ugly from the start
acesandeights65 6 months ago
It's a great song, and we love you Keith, but isn't this the same Keith who advised the Yoof not to take up drugs......after he'd used them all up!
caerphillykid 6 months ago
"Cocaine Blues," is Reverend Gary Davis’ arrangement, an eight-bar blues in C Major. Davis said that he learned the song in 1905 from a traveling carnival musician, Porter Irving.[4][5] This version is made up of rhyming couplets, followed by a refrain "Cocaine, running all around my brain" or "Cocaine, all around my brain").[6] The song is sometimes known as "Coco Blues," as on Davis’ 1965 album Pure Religion and Bad Company.
MysteryHunterz 6 months ago 3
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BertisEvil66 6 months ago
@BertisEvil66 ass
Arpayaband 6 months ago
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BertisEvil66 6 months ago
Melikes the Scrubbers version.
gorblimey61 6 months ago
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maturecheddar 6 months ago
There is something haunting about the JB version. Especially with the lap steel. But there is a definite rawness and " I live this shit" attitude in Keiths version that is bar none
reptilerick 7 months ago
check out jackson brownes version...
jonski68 7 months ago
Keith recorded it in 1928.
duncdee99 7 months ago 4
sounds like hes going for a mississippi john hurt sound
swanski100 7 months ago 2
Keith sounds like Bob Dylan here
MannyMUC 7 months ago
@MannyMUC Bob also did a good version of this. I can't decide which is better though.
birdextreme13 5 months ago
It will kill ya, but they dont say when. :)
MegaHigh11 7 months ago
Just browsing through videos on youtube..and i just love discovering new tunes i never heard like this one..makes you feel good to know its true music never dies
rezdude94 7 months ago 2
im doin it right now
DonTurnerProductions 7 months ago
Keith Richards -' Cocaine| is for horses, its horses' not for for men.' i love this man. He's just gorgeous - a true gentleman with an edge. I could love him to death!!
Oriel12755 7 months ago 4
@wc4blues
Hes is one of the few true rockstars , but for me The rockstar was Jim Morrison.
Thats what i think , everybody has his own opinion :)
basedee 7 months ago
i would literally PAY to have the tabs for this version...only one i can find is on ultimate guitar and its not too acurate..im serious i would pay.
boomboxbadboy 7 months ago
@boomboxbadboy You could adapt the Jackson Brown version. This will at least give you a good start
tabs.ultimate-guitar /j/jackson_browne/cocaine_tab.
reptilerick 7 months ago
@reptilerick i love his versions!!
jonski68 7 months ago
@boomboxbadboy : Can't you figure out the chords ? It's a simple progression of C, F, C ,G, C and all you have to do is finger pick and noodle around the chords. In the little "bridge", the chords are E to F and then it goes back into the C,F,C, G, C progression. Now you can literally PAY ME for that info.... ;-)
pcollenYT 7 months ago
@boomboxbadboy
I've got it figured out accurately note-for-note now. If I had a video camera I would post demo.
JuanDeSoCal 7 months ago
@JuanDeSoCal What makes this difficult note for note (I'm assuming) is the fact that it's not standard thumb fingers fingerstyle.He definitely stops with his thumb sometimes when he's supposed to be carrying the bass note.If you learned this note for note it must have taken you a long time.I think I'll give it a whirl myself.
70goldtop 6 months ago
@70goldtop
pcollenYT got the chord progression right. But, yes, it is not as simple as may 1st appear, and it took me a fair amount of effort. Actually though, KR generally keeps the bass note going pretty consistently; listen closely and you will hear it. There are some spots where it drops out, like when he does those bends. Listen here and there for doubled-up (same) notes in quick succession, and for subtle rhythmic shifts when he's on the C chord and hammering repeatedly on the E note.
JuanDeSoCal 6 months ago
@70goldtop you're absolutely right; this is in the old east coast piedmont style of finger picking.
even though luke jordan wrote Cocaine blues, this rendition is nothing like jordan's; it is richard's cover of
rev. gary davis' re-duex of the song circa 1950's.
MrJimc2 6 months ago
Not only the god of guitar but he sings like a chainsmoking angel, too.
PoorlyMadeFilms 7 months ago
Today's kids can't even hold the guitar correctly.
MZVIRB 7 months ago 3
@MrPlainsteel Key of C, standard tuning... I think.
Korg8000 7 months ago
This is fricken FANTASTIC!!!!! There's no one like Keith Richards!
Alaskamike54 7 months ago 3
Right on , true rockstar.
They stopped makin them a long time ago.
basedee 7 months ago 69
@basedee when Keith spits out a hangnail, he spits out more HIP than half the worlds population. If it weren't for Keith the word HIP would have no meaning. Your right Keith IS THE rock star.
wc4dblues 7 months ago
@basedee What about Adam Lambert?! That dude's a rock star. And a cock star! Thank you, Thank you. I'm here all week. Try the falafel, it's mostly natural. Ladies and gents, please tip your waiter.
KingKook 6 months ago
@basedee the record companies dont like old school rock stars as they are hard to control
dragonfitter 6 months ago 6
@basedee No they didn't. I'm one.
sk1mmyj1mmy 5 months ago
@basedee not that they quit making them...they just cant stay alive like keith
micskates420 5 months ago in playlist chillin
jack sparrows daaaad
justinjonkmanbcn 7 months ago
cafeine all around my brain baby
dckjc 8 months ago
Keith was quite the good-looking guy at one time.
Rustina61 8 months ago
methyl (1R,2R,3S,5S)-3-(benzoyloxy)-8-methyl-8-azabicyclo[3.2.1]octane-2-carboxylatet all in my brain
kustersguitar 8 months ago
@kustersguitar He sure should have sung the chemical name!
Mattisfactionn 8 months ago
ah........che ritmo........relax
redpetalrock 8 months ago
Amazing
Ozzmanconnection 8 months ago
Keith and I both rock Epiphone's!
TheseBluesAreAllMine 8 months ago
@TheseBluesAreAllMine he would have a gibson, but the 58 kilos of yay and 200 kilos of dope were more important then a brand name guitar haha
xXGuitarplayer89Xx 8 months ago
Keef gets cocaine blues when he's down to a couple kilos...
DarthKazi 8 months ago 72
@DarthKazi that's so funny! lol
markstonefilmmaker 6 months ago
kinda sounds like Make A Pallet On The Floor by Mississippi John Hurt
515742617000027 8 months ago 2
@515742617000027 It sure does! Listening to what John Hurt recorded in 1927, and hearing that musical thread coming up through the years is really moving. You can see how deeply Keith (and many other British kids) was sunk into the blues, be it delta blues, country blues, whatever. My youthful interest in rock'n'roll opened the door to the blues for me; the Stones had a lot to do with that. I'm glad I caught this song: I did not not know that he had recorded this.
kingjoe99 8 months ago
Adore this version , and Keith as well of course. I'm a prison officer and I'm afraid to admit that putting addicts in prison does not work . They get it as easy on the inside . It is a pitiful sight to see how low a man will stoop to get drugs
devoymoe 8 months ago
Cocaine's for horses, not for men.
xwagner76 8 months ago 3
@xwagner76 Actually, thats ketamin.
KermitMusix 8 months ago
Early one morning while making the rounds... i took a shot of cocaine and i shot my women down. I went straight home and i went to bed, and put that lovin .44 beneath my head
MesaTheinsane 8 months ago
He kinda look like George Harrison
Metayounis 8 months ago
ohh it's so cute this' fuckin song...a early morning blues to get up with : D
LUCUX85 8 months ago
Great Version!
ermac59 8 months ago
This song was executed in the tradition of Luke Jordan's 1927 song "Cocaine Blues" and The Memphis Jug Band's 1930 song "Cocaine Habit Blues" Yea those oldtimers sure liked the nose candy..... It likely took their minds off the surreal pressures of the time.
RealRockandRoll 8 months ago
This song is crap. Drug addicts should be imprisoned and the dealers hung from a tall tree with a short rope. Drugs are a city problem; mainly in black neighborhoods. Us good country folks don't have the same problem. Sure we might see an alcoholic in a few families but for the most part we are good honest hard working folk. I might just be some young kid or a dumb cowboy but I don't think they should have songs glorifying drug use on a web site children use. And that's just how I feel.
PhaQandyou 8 months ago in playlist coke jams 2002
@PhaQandyou Perhaps you should realy take a listen to the song itself. and look into the lyrics. its written to have a different meaning than what you think. just because its called "Cocaine Blues" (and the only word you probably heard is Cocaine), does not mean it is glorifying it. perhaps you should try opening your mind and taking it in with a different perspective, and you may see what it realy means.
martini2o 8 months ago
@PhaQandyou
Alcohol kills more people in this country than any drug combined. FACT.
Disburden 8 months ago
@Disburden Yes you're correct in saying that but I still stand by my previous post.
PhaQandyou 8 months ago
@PhaQandyou
That's right. You good clean country folk are into crystal meth. That's the drug of choice for rural America. So go chew your face off why you pat yourself on the back you ignorant hick.
And the song is about what's wrong with doing coke. There's not a word in the song that says anything good about cocaine.
ktrfeb23 8 months ago
@PhaQandyou
Here are a few musicians from rural America who had serious drug problems:
Willie Nelson, Hank Williams 1, 2, and 3, Johnny Cash, Bob Dylan, Gram Parsons, Steve Earle, Waylon Jennings, Kris Kristofferson, Townes Van Zandt, Glen Campbell...just about everybody else.
A bunch of white singers from the rural south and midwest who were into cocaine, heroine and other hardcore drugs.
ktrfeb23 8 months ago
@ktrfeb23 Yes you're correct. Once all those musicians left the south and went to work for Yankees and moved to big cities they were corrupted. However once they came back to their roots many of them beat their addictions and went on to live healthy lives.
PhaQandyou 8 months ago
@PhaQandyou Maybe you should stick to sucking the fat rodeo cock instead of trying to think. You're an embarrassment to white trash everywhere.
malkooth 8 months ago
@malkooth Thank you for respecting my right to express a opinion and for your intelligent and well mannered response. You are obviously a man of class and a true gentleman.
PhaQandyou 8 months ago
@PhaQandyou Drug addicts should be imprisoned? So you think the war on drugs is working... at all?
VBAadmin 8 months ago
@VBAadmin No, I think it is a complete failure. That is why I think drug dealers should be lynched and the users imprisoned somewhere with good addictions counseling. However, it all starts at home. Good parents raise good children. Bad parents well... just look at the blacks in America today and what percentage of them make up the current prison populations and draw your own conclusions. So I hope that answers your question and if not well I guess your shit out of luck.
PhaQandyou 8 months ago
@PhaQandyou Users imprisoned? How? Isn't that exactly what the war on drugs is?
The reason that prohibition of alcohol/drugs never works is because organized crime always manages to come out on top in situations like these. Hell, it's not that hard to grow weed or opium at home and smoke or sell the stuff.
And lynching people is certainly not going to make it into our lawbooks, haha.
VBAadmin 8 months ago
@VBAadmin Okay, I'll concede your point that prohibition doesn't work and that my proposed lynchings are not likely to become common policy any time soon. But what is your alternative? Mass legalization? Do we legalize some drugs and not others? Which get legal status and how do we decide? The fact is drugs, and I'm including alcohol here as well, are a blight on our society and should at the very least not be glorified by some musician that young kids may look up to. Especially not on YouTube.
PhaQandyou 8 months ago
@PhaQandyou My alternative? I have none. I don't think anyone that doesn't directly and aggressively disturb the lives of other citizens should be imprisoned; that includes all drug users, incestuous couples, racists, etc.... So long as the respective party remains peaceful, they certainly don't need to be jailed.
Oh, sure, some psychoactive substances are a nuisance. Others are medicine. Some are fun (the USA currently sees alcohol as such). Some songs promotes drugs, others don't. It happens.
VBAadmin 8 months ago
@VBAadmin Looks like neither of us will get our way. I'm glad to have had a conversation on YouTube where even though we disagree neither of us are hurling four letter words at one another. Take it easy VBAadmin.
PhaQandyou 8 months ago
@PhaQandyou Ah, I just got your comment; ignore my last one, I don't mean to continue an unwanted argument, haha. Take it easy.
“I do not agree with what you have to say, but I'll defend to the death your right to say it.”
- Voltaire
VBAadmin 8 months ago
@PhaQandyou Additionally, the notion that drugs "are a blight on our society" is but an opinion. You might think just that, but there are plenty of folks that would argue the opposite. Junkies are people, no less than you or I.
Only YOU (not the government) should teach your kids not to use drugs. You are as free as the next man over; don't trample on his rights unless he does so to yours.
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MultiJeanclaudio 9 months ago
was this song really recorded in 2008?
can you believe it? this man is playing this extraordinary song at 64 years old.
Long life to Keith!!
ariageaful 9 months ago
Prefer JON MARTYN version!
stevobath 9 months ago
shame really but not really that us idiots needed angels like richards and elvis to show us what real life angel dudes had been trying to say for years and years..have we learned anything??
have we fook
dannyofthededd 9 months ago
1st time i heard this song was seeing '60s folkie Dave Van Ronk live at The Riverboat Coffee House,Toronto,early '70s.(A young Dylan once aspired to being as big as Dave van Ronk).The song sounded great then&most versions I've heard since,including Keith's,do too.Even Sinatra sang about cocaine in Cole Porter's "I Get a Kick Out of You": Some they may go for cocaine I'm sure that if I took even one sniff It would bore me terrifically, too Yet, I get a kick out of you
Bobjb999 9 months ago
@Bobjb999 Keith did a version of "I Get A Kick Out of You," too! It's found on the 4 disc studio bootleg "Voodoo Bew." He plays it right after "Cocaine.".. I guess it made him think of it! :)
TigerIQ 9 months ago
I see crack and I see liars I see smack and I see diars
put'm together what do you get?
...one stupid son of a bitch!
are you done yet?
paulj0557 9 months ago
do everybody knows in witch tune is this song? To me it appears to be in open G but i haven't my guitar here so...i don't know
LUCUX85 9 months ago
@LUCUX85 I think its in the key of C played in standard tuning which is an easier way of getting the bends than to play it in open tuning IMHO. Plus I believe RGD was more of a standard tuning key of C kinda man.
12barbluez 9 months ago
@LUCUX85 I think its in the key of C played in standard tuning which is an easier way of getting the bends than to play it in open tuning IMHO. Plus I believe RGD was more of a standard tuning key of C kinda man.
12barbluez 9 months ago
@12barbluez thank you man...
LUCUX85 9 months ago
@12barbluez
This is correct. The song is C, F and G and then Eminor and F in the refrain part. Hard to get that sound down though.
karl198 9 months ago
@karl198 I agree not an easy one to get right. I think its C to E major to F in the bridge rather than Em. See what you think
12barbluez 9 months ago
@12barbluez
Not sure, it could be, Emajor still works well in there though but i dunno, he only plucks the E chord breifly and very softly so it's kinda hard to tell. I think also that this might be tuned slightly sharp or flat of standard , maybe not by much though.
karl198 9 months ago
coke makes me a delightful helpful citizen coke and a stiff drink makes me a fuckin menace alcohols bad for you
ShredSurfSkateRepeat 9 months ago
drugs is for mugs, this song however is brilliant !!
plonker00765 9 months ago
Cocaine took me friend .
monadasmoinas 9 months ago in playlist Make a Cover
I heard keith in an interview say when he first recorded this he didnt even know what cocaine was
footscraysteve 9 months ago
@footscraysteve This was not the first time he did that didn't he now :))
The12Child 9 months ago
This is absolutely not the same song as Luke Jordan or Dick Justice's 1920's recordings. Flat out false. They just both happen to center on cocaine.
rfowler416 10 months ago
@rfowler416 Yeah isn't this a cover of Mississippi John Hurt's song? (or at least his version of an earlier song)?
neonbladedotcom 9 months ago
This is absolutely not the same song as Luke Jordan or Dick Justice's 1920's recordings. Flat out false. They just both happen to center on cocaine.
rfowler416 10 months ago
Outstanding acoustic player, but who didn't know that.
ChaliQ1 10 months ago
we need a song like this about cigarettes!
unimportantnoname 10 months ago
@unimportantnoname YUCK!
youdevil6 10 months ago
@unimportantnoname Really....?
justhurryupduuuude 10 months ago
@justhurryupduuuude not?
unimportantnoname 10 months ago
is that thing on a record ?
ThePhilippe01 10 months ago
My old friend Edwin used to move me to tears singing this. Maybe more like growling. He knew whereof he sang.
He used to say he was gonna cut me 3 ways: long, deep, and often.
Wonder whatever happened to him.
theCHSCAorg 10 months ago
keefs just allright
exaltica 10 months ago
ANYBODY ELSE CAN`T SING THIS SONG SO FINE! LISTEN LISTENREALLY HARD!
unap68 10 months ago
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zackypooofillinois 10 months ago
yunt
jussymucky 10 months ago
Keithaholic Records!! ROCKS!!
Keithaholic1 10 months ago
mitico!!!
cece33372 10 months ago