I don't remember where I first heard this, but I've loved it right away. The baseline is excellent, the singing is spot on, and oh my god how the hell does he make that steel guitar sound so funky??? It just makes you want to get up and shake it! There's also a great message that comes with the song, forget about your differences and just get down and party! He also plays a great Voodoo Child.
Haha to those 34 dislikerss its funny cause this is a live performance and it sounds exactly the same as the version on the CD! No editing! Amazingggg viddd
That was a great performance - I knew nothing about this band until I heard this song and started searching - I love finding pure music with talent - not all that pop BS and voice enhancing crap these days - This was an awesome find
in my humble opinion, the best steel slide since Brother Duane............btw, it is SO damn cool that a GREAT guitarist comes along (not as musically accepted as he should be ) but us hard core rockers still keep up
@sirwob I don't really think the comparison is very accurate. Duane was obviously very but he just played a regular slide guitar. Robert plays a pedal steel which is MUCH more difficult to play. there is nobody else I even know of who plays blues like that on a pedal steel. most are either in country music or jazz though I'm sure Robert can play all of it.
@mightyafrowhitey maybe you don't think the comparison is accurate but apparently RR doesn't think I'm TOO far off, I've seen him live and he did Statesboro Blues and Duane's cover of Stormy Monday but, I DO agree w/you on Randolph being unique
@sirwob I don't doubt that Duane Allman was a big influence on RR. I'm just saying that the slide guitar and the pedal steel are completely different instruments with different playing techniques, ect... though they do share some similarities with each other (they both have strings, they are both played with a slide, and so on). it's alldood though. I know what you're saying.
@mightyafrowhitey I have to disagree with your statement that pedal steel is any more difficult than any other type of slide guitar. I often even put my guitar on it's back on my lap... essentially the same thing. I find it easier. The technique is a little different but really the only difference is the direction you pick. And that's just barely offset. OK... and how you hold the slide.
@bejerama that's kind of like playing a lap steel. but the difference with a pedal steel is you also have all these foot pedals and knee pedals that raise and lower different combinations of strings in different ways. that's the part I would imagine that would be the most difficult thing to learn.
Pedal steel gets a bad rap because its used in a bunch of lame ass C&W songs, but it absolutely MAKES Neil Young's Heart of Gold, and is a crucial instrument in a great many songs including Zeppelin. Usually it's in the background, and not noticed, but you WOULD notice it, if you TOOK IT OUT of a song.
I've started listening for it in a lot of great songs from the last 40 years, and it pops up in the strangest places.
@wolf6656 and Pink Floyd used it all over Dark Side Of The Moon. definately one of the most beautiful not to mention most difficult instruments out there.
Pedal steel guitar (which is what Randolph is playing there) is definitely a hard instrument to master. Not only do you play with your hands, as you saw, but what you probably didn't see was you also play with your feet using the pedals to control the pitch of the strings. So Randolph was using his hands, feet and voice all at the same time. Very talented.
@racetime1960 - Robert Randolf is awesome. I would love to see him come perform at the Grand Teton Music Festival next summer, along with King, Clapton, Waters, Lang, etc. Somebody tell these guys we really want them all to come.
btw, the Blues isn't a black thing, and never was. The Blues is where both whites and blacks came together to create a great genre of music.
@CmdrGendoIkari What the hell are you talking about? Blues music was co-created by white people??? You might want to read about the history of blues music for just a little bit. Browse through Alan Lomax's 'The Land Where the Blues Began" or something. I think you mean rock music was a white/black creation.
@salsburysteakjr - There were white folks involved in the Chicago Blues scene basically from almost the very beginning. Jazz on the other hand, was entirely started by and mostly done by African Americans. Jazz was actually the first truly all American created music genre. Rock music has involved both groups. My point was that Blues music is not exclusive to just African Americans. If you believe otherwise, you need to reread the history of Blues.
@CmdrGendoIkari The Chicago blues scene? That wasn't big and popular until the early 60s, many many decades after blues had been developed. Even something obvious, Delta Blues, had roots back to the 1920s... No big names then, only people like, Son House, Charlie Patton, and oh yes, Robert Johnson. And not even were they the inventors. Or, simply go to as obvious a source on the subject as you can, wikipedia. Clearly an African American creation.
@salsburysteakjr - If we're going as far as the actual roots of Blues music, we could go all the way back to church. And yes, they were mostly African American churches in the deep South. The point you keep missing is that many white folks joined into the Blues scene because they liked what they heard, and wanted to be a part of it. Why exactly are you obsessed with continuing to make your argument? All I have been trying to say is that blacks and whites are both involved in the genre.
had the pleasure to see this guy and his family band at the Hangout Festival in Gulf Shores AL this past Friday.. dang... talk about rocking the place down... sea of people groovin to his jam...
I have e-mailed Ellen Degeneres several times to have her get the RR Band to appear on her show to no avail.
Her show always opens with a dance tune and she has had some very good lesser known artists on her show already.
I am not saying that RR & The Family Band are lesser known, but they could certainly use the exposure to expand their fan base. To watch Robert perform is simply infectious. He has such a positive personality. I'll keep trying...
This band is a perfect example of how a band can sound awesome live but their recorded stuff is not so great. I heard them on Austin City Limits and they blew the doors off the place, but I heear their recorded stuff on XM and its really mediocre. Why is that?
I think it's just coz you can't replicate that sort of energy. It's not that it's not good...but when you've heard these guys live.....well, live is always better than recorded.
He is one of the very few artist that have such an infectious personality that cannot be ignored, Michael Franti is another one. I just can't help but love these artists!
Would it really hurt you (strawberricrisp04 and kidofrodo) to pay $.88-.99 for it? It's RRFB's property, it's giving you enjoyment, yet you can't pay under a buck for it? Also, do you two really think that this an appropriate venue for discussing how to take this song from RRFB? After all, you're already getting it for free on youtube?
i love the CD "unclassified" the jams on that CD are incredible. squeeze has easily become one of my favorite bass songs. and good times is just a damn good song. steel guitar is so beautiful.
@lexoist so am i... what school do you go to?
dingdongditcher13 1 week ago
Ain't nuthin wrong with that song!
cellardoorstop 1 month ago
take a listen to the...
Robert Randolph Family Band
"ain't nothing wrong with that"
jdcowan1 2 months ago
i'm doing this song for dance team!! so awesomee. (:
lexoist 3 months ago
I don't remember where I first heard this, but I've loved it right away. The baseline is excellent, the singing is spot on, and oh my god how the hell does he make that steel guitar sound so funky??? It just makes you want to get up and shake it! There's also a great message that comes with the song, forget about your differences and just get down and party! He also plays a great Voodoo Child.
jedediahjl 4 months ago
awesome!
mrDdotFent 4 months ago
Dancing to this! :)
RockinPinkies 4 months ago
we're playing this as a stand tune for my marching band
bluebird6545 5 months ago 2
heard it on SYTYCD
peaceluv3r1126 6 months ago 5
great song
Hunt4595 7 months ago 2
i love this song so much
alev4alwys0627 7 months ago
2 yrs ago my school used this song to present a dance routine for my grade I WAS THE LEAD DANCER it was epic
thebigcheese664 7 months ago 7
I played wiff robert b4
maleek1000 7 months ago
Good how you doin!!!
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xLLSupreme 7 months ago
where's the 'love' button??? i was just introduced to this band 2 nights ago - i love it!!!
TheKayaker71 7 months ago
where's the 'love' button??? i was just introduced to this band 2 nights ago - i love it!!!
TheKayaker71 7 months ago
is that a guitar?;;;
MrSEIKOALBA 8 months ago
@MrSEIKOALBA pedal-steel guitar. yes.
CCDevlin 6 months ago
That joke about Regis at the end is classic David Letterman , that is why I watch his show.
lebronsmyboy6 8 months ago in playlist Robert Randolph
I thought the saying "guitar god" was a thing of the past..............wrong again
sirwob 8 months ago
This sort of sounds like the main part of "Rest In Peace" by Extreme. I love this song...
elijahwooddrummer 8 months ago
Goddamn, they are fkn awesome live :o
L1b3rta 8 months ago
Haha to those 34 dislikerss its funny cause this is a live performance and it sounds exactly the same as the version on the CD! No editing! Amazingggg viddd
toros8and5 8 months ago
34 people's mommys didnt say "I love you enough"
tommyboombotz 9 months ago
Will be enjoying you at FLOYDFEST 2011!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
lovingmom5 9 months ago
Sick drum action at the end there!!!
drummerboyfromspace 9 months ago
love this video! He is so cute <3333
anjuyoue 9 months ago
That was a great performance - I knew nothing about this band until I heard this song and started searching - I love finding pure music with talent - not all that pop BS and voice enhancing crap these days - This was an awesome find
orangenblue420 9 months ago
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alemhan100 9 months ago
how can ANYONE dislike this? geez folks.....music with some balls and talent....you dislikers have no ears, hearts, souls, or taste....
sabineandkennii 10 months ago
I cant hear this song without thinking of Cheryl Burke dancing on dancing with the stars. Good tune.
jimbobsmajor 10 months ago
Super ej..Love it man
ArkansasGillum 11 months ago
he's cool!
fartinthewind13 11 months ago
Amazing.
skullmaster691 11 months ago
woot! my boss helped me find new GREAT music!
CathyB58 11 months ago
he is always amazing
ardiandhani 11 months ago
CRAZY GOOD
Quam77 1 year ago
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Quam77 1 year ago
check Ric.Norris tears up the Drums !!!!
kingoftheforest55 1 year ago
in my humble opinion, the best steel slide since Brother Duane............btw, it is SO damn cool that a GREAT guitarist comes along (not as musically accepted as he should be ) but us hard core rockers still keep up
sirwob 1 year ago
@sirwob I don't really think the comparison is very accurate. Duane was obviously very but he just played a regular slide guitar. Robert plays a pedal steel which is MUCH more difficult to play. there is nobody else I even know of who plays blues like that on a pedal steel. most are either in country music or jazz though I'm sure Robert can play all of it.
mightyafrowhitey 1 year ago
@mightyafrowhitey maybe you don't think the comparison is accurate but apparently RR doesn't think I'm TOO far off, I've seen him live and he did Statesboro Blues and Duane's cover of Stormy Monday but, I DO agree w/you on Randolph being unique
sirwob 1 year ago
@sirwob I don't doubt that Duane Allman was a big influence on RR. I'm just saying that the slide guitar and the pedal steel are completely different instruments with different playing techniques, ect... though they do share some similarities with each other (they both have strings, they are both played with a slide, and so on). it's alldood though. I know what you're saying.
mightyafrowhitey 1 year ago
@mightyafrowhitey I understand your point as well and totally agree (btw, good nic)
sirwob 1 year ago
@mightyafrowhitey I have to disagree with your statement that pedal steel is any more difficult than any other type of slide guitar. I often even put my guitar on it's back on my lap... essentially the same thing. I find it easier. The technique is a little different but really the only difference is the direction you pick. And that's just barely offset. OK... and how you hold the slide.
bejerama 8 months ago
@bejerama that's kind of like playing a lap steel. but the difference with a pedal steel is you also have all these foot pedals and knee pedals that raise and lower different combinations of strings in different ways. that's the part I would imagine that would be the most difficult thing to learn.
mightyafrowhitey 8 months ago
Saw these guys live...killer
PSUBLJ 1 year ago
DAMMMNNNN! these guys are fabulous!!!!!!!!!
juvserr 1 year ago
You want some blues to tell ya about colors, listen to Willie and Laura Mae Jones by Tony Joe White.
The Blues ain't about black and white, they're about rich and poor.
Of course the roots are in slavery, but not all slavery is chains. Some called "slave" were better off than some called "free".
If SLAVERY is over, why do we STILL HAVE THE BLUES?
Rich folks only came up with some lame-ass Minuet, or Waltz or somethin'.
You couldn't have Blues without poor people.
Go tell the bank you're FREE!
wolf6656 1 year ago
Pedal steel gets a bad rap because its used in a bunch of lame ass C&W songs, but it absolutely MAKES Neil Young's Heart of Gold, and is a crucial instrument in a great many songs including Zeppelin. Usually it's in the background, and not noticed, but you WOULD notice it, if you TOOK IT OUT of a song.
I've started listening for it in a lot of great songs from the last 40 years, and it pops up in the strangest places.
Pretty good use of it here.
Blues ain't black OR white! It's BLUE! Duh!
wolf6656 1 year ago
@wolf6656 and Pink Floyd used it all over Dark Side Of The Moon. definately one of the most beautiful not to mention most difficult instruments out there.
mightyafrowhitey 1 year ago
My favorite band ever..Peace EJ..Yall be cool
ArkansasGillum 1 year ago
Pedal steel guitar (which is what Randolph is playing there) is definitely a hard instrument to master. Not only do you play with your hands, as you saw, but what you probably didn't see was you also play with your feet using the pedals to control the pitch of the strings. So Randolph was using his hands, feet and voice all at the same time. Very talented.
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1sedition1 1 year ago
Holy shit this guy sounds awesome!
TheRockCrab 1 year ago
Hated steel guitar till now . . .
racetime1960 1 year ago 2
@racetime1960 - Robert Randolf is awesome. I would love to see him come perform at the Grand Teton Music Festival next summer, along with King, Clapton, Waters, Lang, etc. Somebody tell these guys we really want them all to come.
btw, the Blues isn't a black thing, and never was. The Blues is where both whites and blacks came together to create a great genre of music.
CmdrGendoIkari 1 year ago
@CmdrGendoIkari What the hell are you talking about? Blues music was co-created by white people??? You might want to read about the history of blues music for just a little bit. Browse through Alan Lomax's 'The Land Where the Blues Began" or something. I think you mean rock music was a white/black creation.
salsburysteakjr 1 year ago
@salsburysteakjr - There were white folks involved in the Chicago Blues scene basically from almost the very beginning. Jazz on the other hand, was entirely started by and mostly done by African Americans. Jazz was actually the first truly all American created music genre. Rock music has involved both groups. My point was that Blues music is not exclusive to just African Americans. If you believe otherwise, you need to reread the history of Blues.
CmdrGendoIkari 1 year ago
@CmdrGendoIkari The Chicago blues scene? That wasn't big and popular until the early 60s, many many decades after blues had been developed. Even something obvious, Delta Blues, had roots back to the 1920s... No big names then, only people like, Son House, Charlie Patton, and oh yes, Robert Johnson. And not even were they the inventors. Or, simply go to as obvious a source on the subject as you can, wikipedia. Clearly an African American creation.
salsburysteakjr 1 year ago
@salsburysteakjr - If we're going as far as the actual roots of Blues music, we could go all the way back to church. And yes, they were mostly African American churches in the deep South. The point you keep missing is that many white folks joined into the Blues scene because they liked what they heard, and wanted to be a part of it. Why exactly are you obsessed with continuing to make your argument? All I have been trying to say is that blacks and whites are both involved in the genre.
CmdrGendoIkari 1 year ago
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I dont hate this
Sirus20x6 1 year ago
32 people thought there was something wrong with that...
NoOtherGospel 1 year ago
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Robert Randolph is having a T-shirt design contest! They have more info on their website.
yeahbuddymcfly 1 year ago
Excellent.
robbourassaguitarist 1 year ago
I love this song so much
simslovr 1 year ago
Scary good, just scary. This guy should be a household name but instead we have to know all about people like Gaga.
Vegasrockrfan 1 year ago 2
there's deff ain't nothing wrong with that performance
Downeyjr4ever 1 year ago
Love this song.
nellie2581 1 year ago
Blows that rap crap away!!!
todzilla73 1 year ago
This song should be the national anthem for 2010. That boy could blow.
fashiondread68 1 year ago
Every time I hear this, I just flash back to the 70s & 80s to Sly & the Family Stone, War, and all the great Motown Music hits we had back then.
1957xlahd 1 year ago
I love this song so much!!! This ''Live Version'' isn't very good, if you watch the music video, the quality is much better.
lilshad0w101 1 year ago
I tell you what... "ain't nothing wrong with that" performance.
agentvirgo 1 year ago 37
Holy Frig!!!
That's insane!!! Man this is pure awesomness!
S91909838759hoi 1 year ago
what instrument is that guy playing.? the singer guy..
958keisha 1 year ago
@958keisha I believe it is a steel guitar.
joshdoyle1 1 year ago
@joshdoyle1 ohhh ok yeah it is, thanks!
958keisha 1 year ago
@958keisha Singer guy is playing a Pedalsteel guitar. google that.
thailow117 1 year ago
@thailow117
Haha. Such arrogance from you. "Google that."
tenishotshot 1 year ago
@tenishotshot yeah man, felt great writing it :-)
no, I'm not really like that.
thailow117 1 year ago
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HarperLaura88 1 year ago
Rick James would be so proud!
al259 1 year ago 9
*RESPECT*
skinripper89 1 year ago
is it just me, or does he look exactly like shane sparks?
tangerinewhite12 1 year ago
@tangerinewhite12 i can definitely see the resemblance!
Faerie113 1 year ago
been listening to these guys for several years WAKE UP PEOPLE yer missin out!
justaman6972 1 year ago 2
So much better a player than Ben Harper...man, he is boring, but these guys rip it up
masteroftheobvious86 1 year ago
Love this song :D
Emilyywahl 1 year ago
O
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theyre so good RR 4 ever
MikeTysen2 1 year ago
Does anyone have any idea what set up Robert is using in this with his lap steel?
TheShakeableTable 1 year ago
the begining is raw as hell
srgio305 1 year ago
he messed up where he wanted to point at "down south or up north" but, it dont matter. there aint nothin wrong with that
ripmeast21 1 year ago 2
had the pleasure to see this guy and his family band at the Hangout Festival in Gulf Shores AL this past Friday.. dang... talk about rocking the place down... sea of people groovin to his jam...
gtrmanv 1 year ago
This is what rock n roll and music is all about baby. people of all races, genders just rockin the fuck out. Much love.
ripmeast21 1 year ago 2
Naw.., this was on Grey's Anatomy, in the end of season three :D
sannemi 1 year ago
he is rellyyy talented!!!
AshleyDashleyz 1 year ago
is he blind jus asking
MrCristenShaw 1 year ago
@MrCristenShaw nope.
biggfingger5 1 year ago
what's the name of that sort of guitar the singer's playing?
pakdivinity 1 year ago
@pakdivinity it's called a Steel Guitar. they are usually used in Country music for slide stuff, but this guy just absolutely rocks out on one
Delta1382 1 year ago
this is awesomeee :] lovee it
Reeedcheecks 1 year ago
These cats put on a crazy live show, if they come near you make sure you get to check them out.
r0ach4747 1 year ago
Letterman ignored the guy in the beginning!
"Good how are you doin?"
"Our next guests are ..."
I know I know...he just didn't hear the guy
Transfectingood 1 year ago
nice ass song! ive been wonder what it was called ever since i heard it ty for postin it up! :D
imHARLEYQUINNbitch 1 year ago
this song is from kim yu na's commercial... ;)
robthomaspattinson 1 year ago
wo....w awesome
xxxxxxxxVIPxxxxxxxx 1 year ago
didn't think it was possible to rock that hard on a steel guitar, but this guy does it, awesome
Delta1382 1 year ago 19
@Delta1382 Yeah dude he totally killed it. That was a blast to watch.
drummerboyfromspace 9 months ago
Rob your wack...Omar Mims
76Lightweight 1 year ago
awesome
laviru93 1 year ago
awesome song!
JoMaPaoO 1 year ago
My favorite band..Bar none
ArkansasGillum 1 year ago
Hoppin!!
BitRidr 2 years ago
c r a z y!!!!!!!
mastigen 2 years ago
A M A Z I N G
krazyfazy 2 years ago 14
PEEERFECT music
merwin123 2 years ago 19
this song rocks
15native 2 years ago
this song is awsum. I did a dance to this for cheer. It's so cool!
tinx442 2 years ago
WoOoOoOW ok that was amazing, i dont listen to anything but Jazz, RnB and Soul but this was just great...
Rasheeda112 2 years ago 4
Hi Rasheeda112,
I have e-mailed Ellen Degeneres several times to have her get the RR Band to appear on her show to no avail.
Her show always opens with a dance tune and she has had some very good lesser known artists on her show already.
I am not saying that RR & The Family Band are lesser known, but they could certainly use the exposure to expand their fan base. To watch Robert perform is simply infectious. He has such a positive personality. I'll keep trying...
debb17055 2 years ago 6
You keep doing that! good luck debb17055, i'll cross my finga'z for you.
thaWizardofAuz 2 years ago
this is r'n'b and soul :)
tnrc75 2 years ago
great song....love his jam with Dave Matthews Band on lousiana bayou! check it out!
devosooner 2 years ago
love them<3
xRandomxElmoXD 2 years ago
WOW, tremendous!
supaastar1 2 years ago
these guys can really fucking rock out....saw them years ago with The String Cheese Incident.....needless to say, I like Robert Randolph Band BETTER
Debsworlddotcom 2 years ago 3
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I love this song!!!!
mharrison062983 2 years ago
i love this song its a great song to dance 2
RAWWRIMAPIRATE 2 years ago 3
this is my feel good song :] haha
QuillaBe 2 years ago 3
awesome song
ratgoalie39 2 years ago 2
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BOO!!
yaddledaddle 2 years ago
AWESOME!
LOVE IT! :D
Marela9 2 years ago 3
Phish should do a cover of this song
weezenmac 2 years ago 2
badass.
monkeyhead360 2 years ago 4
awesome.
TheBitterWeed 2 years ago 4
wow.. all that ith just a dam pedal steel, impressive
CuplMorDayZ 2 years ago 3
Takes a special kind of talent to be able to command the stage with that much presence while playing an instrument that you have to sit down at.
stormrider1984 2 years ago 53
the white guy must be adopted
bdukie11 2 years ago 65
lol
tnrc75 2 years ago
@bdukie11 no i just saw them play last night robert randolph the bassist, and the drummer are cuzins
go4sens 1 year ago
it dont matter
sindre101 1 year ago
@bdukie11 which one, the bassist or keyboard player?
monkybizzness2u 1 year ago
@bdukie11 "the white guy"? there are 2 ^^
IsiPearl 1 year ago
@IsiPearl the bass player is his cousin and not white.
cycler2 1 year ago
@bdukie11 which one?
MrHazard001 1 year ago
I like the way he plays the guitar thingy on the synth....whatever it is. It's cool.
ChipNick87 2 years ago
It's a pedal steel guitar.
bbqplatypus318 2 years ago
This band is a perfect example of how a band can sound awesome live but their recorded stuff is not so great. I heard them on Austin City Limits and they blew the doors off the place, but I heear their recorded stuff on XM and its really mediocre. Why is that?
toucansam3 2 years ago
I think it's just coz you can't replicate that sort of energy. It's not that it's not good...but when you've heard these guys live.....well, live is always better than recorded.
tnrc75 2 years ago
He is one of the very few artist that have such an infectious personality that cannot be ignored, Michael Franti is another one. I just can't help but love these artists!
debb17055 2 years ago 3
If anyone wants this song just type DVD Video soft into google and there is a youtube to mp3 converter :D have fun
MrPeggy300 2 years ago
amazing song
jayylay1 2 years ago 3
a little bit off but a good song
jhzingozboy 2 years ago
really? thats them playing how can you tell the original artist its off.
UntoldSecrets1 2 years ago 2
anyone knws da tabs 4 dis song?
Shivster101 2 years ago
haha that regis philbin bit was great towards the end
MordecaiKart64 2 years ago 2
does anyone have a freee download link to this song?
strawberricrispi04 2 years ago
strawberricrispi04,
Just google this: Robert Randolph Aint Nothing Wrong With That Free MP3 and you'll find many download sites which have the song for free download.
Here are some sites: BeeMP3, MP3raid, airMP3, BombMP3... Freee and easy.
* I mean the studio version of the song, I don't know if this one is available
Kidofrodo 2 years ago
Kidofrodo, see my response to strawberricrisp04
cohenfs 2 years ago
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cohenfs 2 years ago
Would it really hurt you (strawberricrisp04 and kidofrodo) to pay $.88-.99 for it? It's RRFB's property, it's giving you enjoyment, yet you can't pay under a buck for it? Also, do you two really think that this an appropriate venue for discussing how to take this song from RRFB? After all, you're already getting it for free on youtube?
cohenfs 2 years ago 2
this is a song AINT NOTHING WRONG WITH THAT !!!!!!
algrand90 2 years ago
You can download over 200 RRFB concerts @ archive d.ot or.g.
tnrc75 2 years ago
awesomeeee........ :)
Shadex97 2 years ago
That was superb
XinAngel 2 years ago
i love the CD "unclassified" the jams on that CD are incredible. squeeze has easily become one of my favorite bass songs. and good times is just a damn good song. steel guitar is so beautiful.
darkwatchesvideos 2 years ago
That is a pedal steel guitar. Mostly used in country music, it gives country that distinctive "sad" sound. RR certainly makes his own sound. Amazing.
net54vintage 2 years ago 5
RR takes the "gay" out of pedal steel guitar. Excellent musician on a crappy instrument.
muymalmoon 2 years ago
Your penis is probably wider than it is long.
emptycagecorrode 2 years ago
Probably. You can come over and find out. You have to keep your pants on though.
muymalmoon 2 years ago
How is the instrument gay?
tnrc75 2 years ago
is that steel guitar?! he's amazing!
SparkPlugRocks 2 years ago 3
I was wondering the same thing myself.
I think it might be an electrified/modded dulcimer or autoharp? Not sure. But R. Randolph sure can play it!
Hopefully someone can jump in and give us more info. I'm curious, too.
beadphreak 2 years ago
aintttt nothing wronnnnngg withat ... :D
Pumpkinbabie 2 years ago 3
oh my gosh!! :D
they totally ROCK! :D
damn!
cookie2244 2 years ago 3
dont matter
icyhell1 2 years ago
his HOT :)
GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOD SONG
OR213ify 2 years ago
ahhhh good song:)
jackier132 2 years ago
IT'S THE DISCOVERY CHANNEL! OMG!
sucka23454321 2 years ago 3
Kick ass song!!!
Tacomadome24 2 years ago 2