@kja427 Skynyrd weren't racists - that's an urban legend. "Sweet Home Alabama" was tongue-in-cheek and Ronnie van Zant, their leader in the 70s, was a liberal. The other side of that album opened with Ballad of Curtis Lowe, about a young white boy's friendship with an old black dobro player. When a band of hippie types posed with Confed flags, that was also a statement, and not one that racists would have approved of back then.
What a fantastic memory drinking beer, skinny-dipping at the old swimming pond listening to OMD. Wore out the old 8 track tape this was on. Great concert at Kansas City breathing in all that wonderful smoke that was floating around.
Por fin los encuentro, amazing, hace 40 años los vi en TV una vez y dudaba si habia visto a Black Oak Arkanzas, y buscaba esta música en los álbunes de BOA pero recordaba el nombre Ozark Mountain, y he aqui que si existian, awesome.
Remember when bands could actually play their songs pretty much exactly like they wanted and pretty much were capable of sounding as good live as the album...
Love this song, It brings to mind the song(Just listen to the Music, Doobie Brothers). God loves music, he hears us best in song and when we sing because our soul is grovin.
Love this song, It brings to mind the song(Just listen to the Music, Doobie Brothers). God loves music, he hears us best in song and when we sing because our soul is grovin.
im sure that this comment will be reassuring for many out there. I am an 18 year old, and i LOVE music like this! this here is what i like to call, REAL music. not this new age stuff that has no soul, no feeling in it what so ever. as long as i can, im going to keep this music alive! like their album, ALIVE! haha
Those of us who remember songs like this when they hit the charts may have had long hair, listened to 8 track tapes, wore bell bottoms, drove muscle cars, and our sweeties may have wore halter tops but we respected our country, saluted our flag, and would kick anyone's ass who did not like it. Guess what? We are now the back bone working class of this country who love it and will still go to your ass while listening to 70's Rock!
I'm a "WiLD CHILD" .. hahaha.....Love these guys ..I ain't that old . just love the music..DAMN...why can't they keep it "REAL" ..? ! Don't have time for the "RAP" crap...I can shout and yell and "CUSS" at HOME.....(and keep my pants on)!!! I "PRAY"......
Jesco fans, come support his brand new song co-written by the man himself! ''The Dancing Outlaw'' is Jesco's brand new bio song. A lot of years, heartaches, and struggles are pourd out into this future classic. To listen, just click on my channel. All comments will be read by Jesco as well. Thanks for supporting JW all these many years. He appreciates each and every one of you fans more than you will ever realize.
These guys make me feel lucky to live in the Ozark Mountains. Growing up, I heard them play all around this area. And their music is now truly classic. Very cool.
Wow brings back the good memories. I saw them in 1980 at a little place in Tulsa called the Cain's Ballroom. People were siftin seeds off the budweiser trays and rolin j's! They had every kind of instrument you could imagine....even the washboard!
Oh shit!! This takes me back to the day. A nice fatty & a jug of wine camping by the lake. Sun shing down from clear blue skies, chicks in halter tops shakin what they got & this cranked up! Hot damn! That cat blowing harp is just one bad mo' fo' ya know?! Course it's not like that now. Can only jam now with no accoutrements. But back then man I tell you you what!!
Seen them at a outside concert in missouri once, totaly awesome group on a excellent sunny day. One memory that will last a lifetime. Sure miss the good old rock & roll.
@ILmoriz33 I forgot how it goes but if a song is played it the key of G, you would use a key of C, that is if you are using the blues scale, its here on youtube look it up, hope that helps. I'll see if I can find it.
@ILmoriz33 The key of the song is C. so, you would use an F harp for that part. I think someone replied to you and they were correct in that you always play the 4th tone of the major key of the song for harp. In other words if the song's in the key of G you would use a C harp. key of D you would use a G harp. key of F you would use a C harp, etc.....
@buddyrichjunier ROFL Outstanding!! :) We are STILL all *Far Out indeed !! But I wouldn't have traded the late 60's or early 70's for anything!! Suck epic and awesome memories...It's our Legacy. We earned it. :) Even if we do have jobs and take baths now. hahahaha
we do this sht for fun in the south. this sht came out in the late 70's. LOL i was there. we play bluegrass at every family gathering. how can ya not be happy listening to this shizzit?
Ain't exactly the debauchery of Stiv Bators of Deadboys fame but if you were living on the West Slope of Colorado circa 1978 then they were as close to rebels as Lynryd Skynrd as you could get (maybe the Marshall Tucker Band or Outlaws or Waylon Jennings). Actually the Grateful Dead were the ruling "rebels" de rigueur.
@Apockiller That's good. The only song from them I ever hear on the radio here in Cincinnati is "Jackie Blue", though I don't usually listen to country music stations, so they might play it on one of them (we have at least 4 country music stations here in Cincy).
I'm in band with 2 other brothers and we still enjoy slipping this song into the set list on occasion. Lots of fun and the Southern Rockers love it...........
1974, I believe. I was stationed at Ft. Carson, Colorado when I first heard this song, and I fell in love with this one & "Chicken Train". They just don't make music like this any more, and that's a shame.
good gawd almighty, what a spankin' good time;)...that's some fantastic great craic... harmonica blows the hinges off my cadi doors, lol! luv , jillykiller;)!
" yeah i heard it in the alley, now it's in my rock ~n roll"... (p.s. i was born in missouri, damn straight, southern chick!) southern bo's rock on...yup~
i ain''t no preacher girl (tho i've been told otherwise, lol)...but if ya wanna git to heaven...you don't haveta die...no sir...just go into yer soul...be joyful, kind, full of love, and put yer party hat on...if you wanna git to heaven, you gotta raise a little hell, yessir...do it! blow the rust & dust outta yer soul...and live! that's it..not rocket science!
I remember this from when I was little and my mom would play it during the day while cleanin the house.Along with smoking a lil "mountian baccer"we had the cleanest house in the "hills"LOL!!!!
Religious significance? C'mon, they're just having some fun! If you're looking for meaning, I think they're just trying to say you need some balance in life; we're human and we shouldn't pressure ourselves to be perfect. I remember when this song came out in the 70's, and I like it just as much now.
Religious significance? C'mon, they're just having some fun! If you're looking for meaning, I think they're just trying to say you need some balance in life; we're human and we shouldn't pressure ourselves to be perfect. I remember when this song came out in the 70's, and I like it just as much now.
This brought back sweet memories. First band I ever saw live, over 4 decades ago. Haven't seen or heard the Daredevils since but often think about that Grey Whistle Test concert in London. Thanks to a friend for evoking those memories.
I have lived by this song and honestly bad luck and trouble is the majority of what ive experianced lol go figure , god kills lots of people , the tooth fairy is awesome she leaves money instead of sickness death and bullshit! I personaly believe in Sponge Bob Square Pants the divine and his sheer silliness has saved me from "Hell" wich is really just an eternity of doing dishes at the Krabby Patty! So dont believe the hype!
oh stop arguing... and just listen to the music. It does bring back memores of the 70's . I was in grade 9 when this song came out. who cares about the religious aspects ... listen, enjoy,nod your head, tap your toes...listen :o
@24Lancelot oh hell no. This is country rock solid gold.Somebody stated that this song is an insult to christians.Really ?Why would it be? Does God prefer smooth jazz or something else.Smooth , on a country dirt road maybe.Jazz hell no.
...you know...hypocrites
rivadavia 21 hours ago
One of two legendary Ozarks bands. The other, Big Smith, recently broke up after their long career.
Blume43 2 weeks ago
Raising Hell on New Years eve Happy New Year 2012..
CaptivatedJohn11 1 month ago
i gave michael jordan a 'hi-five' at a bulls game front row when i was 15...
don johnson and i are somehow blood related...
kirsten dunst and i kicked it one night.
all that shit doesn't matter; compared to the fact my pops was a roadie for these dudes one summer. real talk.
gotbankacctfinally 1 month ago 3
I live in the ozarks. Most these guys live about ten miles from my house
xXMiStErHaPpYXx 1 month ago 3
rock on boy s the woodlands party animals
KILLER70069 2 months ago
All my friends are into rock and roll or they are not friends of mine.
toogawnjawn 2 months ago
if they're racist they can go jump in a lake. i like to think that if they were they will have seen the error in their ways and corrected it
JohnnyHorton 2 months ago
Were these guys as racist as Lynnryd Skynyrd? I hope not, for I like the song.
kja427 3 months ago
@kja427 dude lynyrd sknyrd aint racist dummie listen to the ballad of curtis lowe
magoo77stickinit 2 months ago 6
@kja427 Dumbo why would you say that
GeneralCage 1 month ago
@kja427 Skynyrd weren't racists - that's an urban legend. "Sweet Home Alabama" was tongue-in-cheek and Ronnie van Zant, their leader in the 70s, was a liberal. The other side of that album opened with Ballad of Curtis Lowe, about a young white boy's friendship with an old black dobro player. When a band of hippie types posed with Confed flags, that was also a statement, and not one that racists would have approved of back then.
mtut 1 month ago
They are at a free concert in Nashville this afternoon...
MsSupernjs 3 months ago
I saw these guys in New Haven CT when I was like 17. 1978 or so if I remember right
Turdbuckethat 4 months ago
@Turdbuckethat it seemed like many bands played the CT back in the day.
nymike06 2 months ago in playlist Favorite videos
great
ndhudecz 4 months ago in playlist More videos from cobraman115
only thing that could make these guys any better is a little southern drawl
hpfff 4 months ago
Saw em in Tulsa at Cains Ballroom in 1980. We broke out the gonge and had a helluva time. Back then we called it Red Bud.
cardsfanok5 5 months ago
Good rock 'n roll crosses all the boundaries. I'm from Boston but I grew up lovin this band
atomicpunk48 5 months ago
Saw these guys back in the day. They were great. Glad to hear they are still around.
attra91 5 months ago
Played last month in the FROG BAR at CAMDEN ON THE LAKE in Lake Ozark MO
They Rocked.!!!!!
Portbagnell 5 months ago in playlist My music
Great song...brings back memories of the 1970s.
viched67 5 months ago
What a fantastic memory drinking beer, skinny-dipping at the old swimming pond listening to OMD. Wore out the old 8 track tape this was on. Great concert at Kansas City breathing in all that wonderful smoke that was floating around.
DuckieOnQuack00 6 months ago 3
CLASSIC! WISH I COULD GO BACK IN TIME,,
POGYMAN3000 6 months ago
the harmonica is the best part
mattinmo 6 months ago
Jesco brought me here...
rockstardad4 6 months ago 11
Por fin los encuentro, amazing, hace 40 años los vi en TV una vez y dudaba si habia visto a Black Oak Arkanzas, y buscaba esta música en los álbunes de BOA pero recordaba el nombre Ozark Mountain, y he aqui que si existian, awesome.
Abrohill 6 months ago
Another timeless classic:-)
jaime58ify 7 months ago 2
ROUND UPP MUC,
a one-hit-wonder
play loud, you´ll get more
MrWolfano 7 months ago
Ah... another example
Remember when bands could actually play their songs pretty much exactly like they wanted and pretty much were capable of sounding as good live as the album...
andrewmward1 7 months ago 4
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Love this song, It brings to mind the song(Just listen to the Music, Doobie Brothers). God loves music, he hears us best in song and when we sing because our soul is grovin.
75robertruiz 8 months ago
Love this song, It brings to mind the song(Just listen to the Music, Doobie Brothers). God loves music, he hears us best in song and when we sing because our soul is grovin.
75robertruiz 8 months ago
LMAO My uncle used to play this song on his harmonica when I was kid.
mustwinder 8 months ago
My god havent heard this for so so long, chilling and listening to these guys
shelzmer 8 months ago
heard this song from jesco white's "dancing outlaw" documentary..LOL funny stuff
penguin06052010 8 months ago
I agree with hotstuff & buddy long live this music
MrClassicrocker70 8 months ago
jesco white brought me here.
1a2b3cdf3 8 months ago
Loved this tune since I was a kid.
That's an odd logo in the back, a guy kickin a crucifix. ?
manfromregina 8 months ago
jesco from dancin' outlaw busts out a mean tap-dance to this tune
meinLiebsterFeind 8 months ago
"...heard it on that wierd radio."
No dude, heard it on YouTube!!!
geekintheperimeter 8 months ago in playlist Grovey 60's and 70's
The OMDs hit #25 in Billboard, 6-29-74. God bless ya, for postin' it. Thanx!
DaveWollenberg 8 months ago
Need more songs with the jammin harmonica!
pamh65 9 months ago
I'm from the Ozarks, and I believe we need a new batch of Ozark daredevils.
ThreeTheTree 9 months ago
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ThreeTheTree 9 months ago
Rock n fuckin roll. I don't care if ur young or old it don't matter this is every bodies song and it rips
BundyDOW 9 months ago
I love this band.
shakedownstreet48 9 months ago
God Bless the Hippies!
ottowes 9 months ago 5
this songs pretty much my rule of thumb for life!
mattinmo 9 months ago
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if god loves me he will let me party with these guys. if not... well i guess i will just raise a little
peterborough1960 11 months ago
if god loves me he will let me party with these guys. if not... well i guess i will just raise a little hell
peterborough1960 11 months ago
@peterborough1960 You gotta RAISE some Hell to RAZE some Hell ;-)
somewhereone 11 months ago
im sure that this comment will be reassuring for many out there. I am an 18 year old, and i LOVE music like this! this here is what i like to call, REAL music. not this new age stuff that has no soul, no feeling in it what so ever. as long as i can, im going to keep this music alive! like their album, ALIVE! haha
billdogcamp 11 months ago 3
Those of us who remember songs like this when they hit the charts may have had long hair, listened to 8 track tapes, wore bell bottoms, drove muscle cars, and our sweeties may have wore halter tops but we respected our country, saluted our flag, and would kick anyone's ass who did not like it. Guess what? We are now the back bone working class of this country who love it and will still go to your ass while listening to 70's Rock!
hotstuffandicecream 11 months ago 50
@hotstuffandicecream Right on! Well put.
rocklvr71 8 months ago
@hotstuffandicecream
bull shit
harp123 7 months ago
@hotstuffandicecream Gee are we that old awesome song
jeromejoh12 3 months ago in playlist '70s Rock
@hotstuffandicecream Amen brother!
CreatureFeatures75 1 month ago
@hotstuffandicecream Damn straight!
romack2 2 weeks ago
I'm a "WiLD CHILD" .. hahaha.....Love these guys ..I ain't that old . just love the music..DAMN...why can't they keep it "REAL" ..? ! Don't have time for the "RAP" crap...I can shout and yell and "CUSS" at HOME.....(and keep my pants on)!!! I "PRAY"......
Sunshine8892 11 months ago 2
Jesco fans, come support his brand new song co-written by the man himself! ''The Dancing Outlaw'' is Jesco's brand new bio song. A lot of years, heartaches, and struggles are pourd out into this future classic. To listen, just click on my channel. All comments will be read by Jesco as well. Thanks for supporting JW all these many years. He appreciates each and every one of you fans more than you will ever realize.
bigdaddytanner 11 months ago
What's the name of dude with harmonica ?
MrHeavysteel 11 months ago
Never gets old!
skier1264 11 months ago
so many good mrmrys and im an aussie o.o my parents r still long haired hippes long live the groove rock on guys
jbshintaro69 1 year ago
@jbshintaro69 great song . aussie aussie ausie
9oden9 11 months ago
i know all of them i was raised around them in m.o.
Lokki630 1 year ago
These guys make me feel lucky to live in the Ozark Mountains. Growing up, I heard them play all around this area. And their music is now truly classic. Very cool.
wundurful1 1 year ago
Hell yeah! Thats what I'm talkin Bout!
gypsyqueen1964 1 year ago
Wow brings back the good memories. I saw them in 1980 at a little place in Tulsa called the Cain's Ballroom. People were siftin seeds off the budweiser trays and rolin j's! They had every kind of instrument you could imagine....even the washboard!
cardsfanok5 1 year ago 2
Oh shit!! This takes me back to the day. A nice fatty & a jug of wine camping by the lake. Sun shing down from clear blue skies, chicks in halter tops shakin what they got & this cranked up! Hot damn! That cat blowing harp is just one bad mo' fo' ya know?! Course it's not like that now. Can only jam now with no accoutrements. But back then man I tell you you what!!
recsec 1 year ago 2
@recsec You gonna pass that brother, or do I gotta roll my own?
tomkal88 1 year ago
Kaintuck Territory, mid 70's...lololol
DAVID0665 1 year ago
at least they're trying to get there
Syzygy60 1 year ago
Seen them at a outside concert in missouri once, totaly awesome group on a excellent sunny day. One memory that will last a lifetime. Sure miss the good old rock & roll.
krlasmanis 1 year ago
well alright then :-)
lalaboopable 1 year ago
who knows in what key he's playing the harp?
ILmoriz33 1 year ago
@ILmoriz33 I forgot how it goes but if a song is played it the key of G, you would use a key of C, that is if you are using the blues scale, its here on youtube look it up, hope that helps. I'll see if I can find it.
wvgitpicker 1 year ago
@wvgitpicker thanks alot (Y)
ILmoriz33 1 year ago
@ILmoriz33 The key of the song is C. so, you would use an F harp for that part. I think someone replied to you and they were correct in that you always play the 4th tone of the major key of the song for harp. In other words if the song's in the key of G you would use a C harp. key of D you would use a G harp. key of F you would use a C harp, etc.....
da324 1 year ago
hippies. far out man
buddyrichjunier 1 year ago 2
@buddyrichjunier There are still a few of us long-haired hippies around ya know. Of course we have jobs and take baths now, but...yeah.
DamascusHounds 1 year ago 69
@DamascusHounds But,some of us have no hair no more!
ICEDAD54 11 months ago
@DamascusHounds The boys from Springfield......... Wow!
warr0950 11 months ago
@DamascusHounds: but we all strangely still smell like nag champa.
PooPoo2U 10 months ago 2
@buddyrichjunier ROFL Outstanding!! :) We are STILL all *Far Out indeed !! But I wouldn't have traded the late 60's or early 70's for anything!! Suck epic and awesome memories...It's our Legacy. We earned it. :) Even if we do have jobs and take baths now. hahahaha
Thememeof3 1 year ago 3
Every tune on thier first album was perfect.
wmacisaac 1 year ago
does anyone know where 'chicken train' from this show went?
edslides1 1 year ago
Great song. At 15 I bought the album because of this song, and the rest of it sucked unfortunately. Still like this song though.
beherenow2013 1 year ago
Try "Men From Earth" !
scottmarlin 1 year ago
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Try "Men From Earth" !
scottmarlin 1 year ago
RIP Earl and Roscoe Jones
mrvngrdns 1 year ago
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mrvngrdns 1 year ago
That is some serious jamming !!!!!!!!!!!!!
harv33z 1 year ago
It's like this guys were a southern Rolling Stones!!! Perfect rocker groove, amazing band, great song!
MarcellusReadhead75 1 year ago
I remember that Goatee my dad used to have one back in the 70s
amvfan82 1 year ago
we do this sht for fun in the south. this sht came out in the late 70's. LOL i was there. we play bluegrass at every family gathering. how can ya not be happy listening to this shizzit?
johnprine52 1 year ago
we do this sht for fun in the south. this sht came out in the late 70's. LOL i was there
johnprine52 1 year ago
Hells Yes! These guys kick ass! What 7 morons didn't like this? Religious whack jobs? I dig that damned harmonica!!!
iParatrooper 1 year ago
@iParatrooper 7 justin bieber fans got here by accident
edslides1 1 year ago 5
everytime i hear this i think os jesco white! the boone county dancer!!!
timer1986 1 year ago
sweet, too bad they don't play music like this any more.
johnaaron37 1 year ago
reminds me of school days too!
scottgri 1 year ago
damn good.....
unstabledavid 1 year ago
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Dig the beards.
Bumbumawangis 1 year ago
How many of these guys are still alive. Jaysus man pass the shine and the glue
alvask8z2000 1 year ago
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If You Wanna Get To Heaven.....................
eddiej09 1 year ago
Thank you for the memories, they don't make good music with heart and soul anymore.
akjonny665 1 year ago
I'm standin on a rock in Missouri!! Love you guys!
dizporter522 1 year ago
If you wanna get to heaven quit preaching god. them arabs need to learn a lesson. So long isah and all you rag heads. lol
bearing44 1 year ago
PURE TALENT AT IT'S BEST!
TheLilymarie 1 year ago
I love this song! I wonder what would happen if ZZ Top covered this?
gooangel2 1 year ago
Jesco White's tap dancing song!
katydid26 1 year ago
Ain't exactly the debauchery of Stiv Bators of Deadboys fame but if you were living on the West Slope of Colorado circa 1978 then they were as close to rebels as Lynryd Skynrd as you could get (maybe the Marshall Tucker Band or Outlaws or Waylon Jennings). Actually the Grateful Dead were the ruling "rebels" de rigueur.
RebelSpiritof77 1 year ago
Missouri boys for the win!!
Apockiller 1 year ago 2
When we all get to Heaven what a day of rejoicing that will be----HALLELUJAH!
ilililhy 1 year ago
just ehard this on My Name is Earl...loved it...
KateLicker 1 year ago
Why don't you ever hear this on the radio? All I ever hear by this group is "Jackie Blue"
Oldiesmann 1 year ago
@Oldiesmann They play it on the radio here in Missouri
Apockiller 1 year ago
@Apockiller That's good. The only song from them I ever hear on the radio here in Cincinnati is "Jackie Blue", though I don't usually listen to country music stations, so they might play it on one of them (we have at least 4 country music stations here in Cincy).
Oldiesmann 1 year ago
@Oldiesmann Try a classic rock station. They play both Jackie Blue and If you wanna get to heaven on the classic rock station in Springfield.
Apockiller 1 year ago
@Apockiller The one here in Cincinnati doesn't.
Oldiesmann 1 year ago
what a true story and yes this song was more than likely made before I was born but it rings true for all generations
mrsbeej11 1 year ago
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ive had bowel movements that sounded better than this elementry music program
trikgod 1 year ago
@trikgod You sir have shitty taste in music.
violetbrad 1 year ago 4
@husker222 Go Big Red! Good music and good football.
Omaha76Steve 1 year ago
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boshitobreath 1 year ago
Epic. Back when music was music.
singring76 1 year ago 6
.I saw these guys in 74 or 75 at the Iowa state fair, had a toe tappin',foot stompin' good time thanks to the Daredevils and MadDog 20/20
maddaddy420 1 year ago 2
I'm in band with 2 other brothers and we still enjoy slipping this song into the set list on occasion. Lots of fun and the Southern Rockers love it...........
Strongdonk1 1 year ago
check.."Blackfoot".
bh1gibb 1 year ago
takes me back to simpler times. i really miss thoes days. kids dont no what they missed
ceddy1959 1 year ago
I'm from New Jersey. This is my new favorite group.
john022560 1 year ago
You tell it cobraman!!!!! Ain't nothin like a good vinyl to sooth the ol soul!
kinghice 1 year ago
my wife blew every one of these guys in front of me then i pissed on her,best nite of my life
edmm976 1 year ago
Woah Jack Black plays sax!? (2:56)
SoccerCheetah 1 year ago
Amen!
MrShadowhead2003 1 year ago
Man I just love Blue Grass music!!!!!!!!!!!!!
brian6078 1 year ago
Makes me think of "The Dancin Outlaw" Jesco White groovin to this song while tap dancin on top of his dog house. Great song!!
357hank 1 year ago
Hell Yeah!!!
whitetrashoutlaw 1 year ago
1974, I believe. I was stationed at Ft. Carson, Colorado when I first heard this song, and I fell in love with this one & "Chicken Train". They just don't make music like this any more, and that's a shame.
slaphappyKat 1 year ago 2
people like live versions because it don't get more original, and that's a fact, muva fucha!
thespec64 1 year ago
I reckon that my place in heaven is assured, cause i've sure raised enough hell in my time.
rocker53zero 1 year ago
Another song similar to this (but even more hillbilly) is "Chicken Train".
zaqwert777 1 year ago
Jammin' on that harp ol man!
HippiePalace 1 year ago
@LucinaBackihg45 nah... I still prefer my vinyl
cobraman115 1 year ago 4
Wild Mountain Flowers, Oh Yessssssssssssssss!
stonedpimpdaddy 1 year ago
I was looking for "Sitting Downtown In a Railway Station" but this is pretty good too. :)
Funny how the other song is not out there by the Ozark Mountain Daredevils. I used to love their version of that song.
tmtait 1 year ago
harp brings to mind John Prine in his prime,this is what country rock is all about
eplaksin 1 year ago
good gawd almighty, what a spankin' good time;)...that's some fantastic great craic... harmonica blows the hinges off my cadi doors, lol! luv , jillykiller;)!
" yeah i heard it in the alley, now it's in my rock ~n roll"... (p.s. i was born in missouri, damn straight, southern chick!) southern bo's rock on...yup~
jillyhawk 1 year ago
i ain''t no preacher girl (tho i've been told otherwise, lol)...but if ya wanna git to heaven...you don't haveta die...no sir...just go into yer soul...be joyful, kind, full of love, and put yer party hat on...if you wanna git to heaven, you gotta raise a little hell, yessir...do it! blow the rust & dust outta yer soul...and live! that's it..not rocket science!
jillyhawk 1 year ago
@jillyhawk WHAAAAAAAAAAAAATTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT ???????????
HOMERDABULLDOG1 1 year ago
I remember this from when I was little and my mom would play it during the day while cleanin the house.Along with smoking a lil "mountian baccer"we had the cleanest house in the "hills"LOL!!!!
angel92778 1 year ago
i clicked the wrong button i like the video
toycollector 1 year ago
This the Best song from the 70s! I believe God wants us to enjoy Life! This song is soooo soulful!!!
limabeat 1 year ago
This band name is permanently linked to David Cross in my mind . . .
Ozark Mountain Daredevils!
JesusIsMyGrapefruit 1 year ago
Religious significance? C'mon, they're just having some fun! If you're looking for meaning, I think they're just trying to say you need some balance in life; we're human and we shouldn't pressure ourselves to be perfect. I remember when this song came out in the 70's, and I like it just as much now.
oldtony100 1 year ago
Religious significance? C'mon, they're just having some fun! If you're looking for meaning, I think they're just trying to say you need some balance in life; we're human and we shouldn't pressure ourselves to be perfect. I remember when this song came out in the 70's, and I like it just as much now.
oldtony100 1 year ago
This brought back sweet memories. First band I ever saw live, over 4 decades ago. Haven't seen or heard the Daredevils since but often think about that Grey Whistle Test concert in London. Thanks to a friend for evoking those memories.
RaatkiRaani57 1 year ago
Thanks, this is one of my old fav.
5*
all the best
Kean
keanghiero 1 year ago 2
I had these boys , my 76 chevy silverado and a ton of cocaine back in the 90's when I was listening to the omd , fuck yeah !
catdog420 1 year ago
@catdog420 lol
dirtywomack 1 year ago
I love it!!! All this about religion.... just listen to it for what he's saying. It rocks, that's that!
hausdok 1 year ago
I have lived by this song and honestly bad luck and trouble is the majority of what ive experianced lol go figure , god kills lots of people , the tooth fairy is awesome she leaves money instead of sickness death and bullshit! I personaly believe in Sponge Bob Square Pants the divine and his sheer silliness has saved me from "Hell" wich is really just an eternity of doing dishes at the Krabby Patty! So dont believe the hype!
catdog420 1 year ago
God doesn't exist you fools. . . honestly, it's like trying to explain the tooth-fairy to a six year old!
sportbillio 1 year ago 2
@sportbillio Have you ever seen a million dollars? Just please answer 'yes' or 'no'.
24Lancelot 1 year ago
lol If you want know know a lil secret LOL camera boy....sorry i stutter and type, ALOT
Deb414 1 year ago
oh stop arguing... and just listen to the music. It does bring back memores of the 70's . I was in grade 9 when this song came out. who cares about the religious aspects ... listen, enjoy,nod your head, tap your toes...listen :o
lalaboopable 2 years ago 52
@lalaboopable this song mkes me horny
KyleeDick 1 year ago 2
jesus loves this song its about it
wint3riscoming 2 years ago
thats right fast cash jesus does have a sense of humor get a grip raise a little hell
thewoodtechnologist 2 years ago
Get a sense of humor Jesus freak.
FastCash4HomesAZ 2 years ago
shut up you Bozos And just Rock out!dig?God exist but I'm sure he thinks this song is funny in context.perhaps he enjoys smooth jazz anyhow.
leftfootlouie 2 years ago
@leftfootlouie You're not calling this group 'smooth jazz', are you?
24Lancelot 1 year ago
@24Lancelot oh hell no. This is country rock solid gold.Somebody stated that this song is an insult to christians.Really ?Why would it be? Does God prefer smooth jazz or something else.Smooth , on a country dirt road maybe.Jazz hell no.
leftfootlouie 1 year ago
There is a lot of spiritual and biblical truth in this song :-)
bondservant007 2 years ago
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This song is worse than AIDS
burnoutnova 2 years ago
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JOHN 3:16...this spirtuality of the lyrics of this song is an act of the devil
uselessjoe 2 years ago
AWESOME performance. Brings back some great memories. Thanks for posting it!!
vidconceptual 2 years ago
Great job!
JEDIALADDIN 2 years ago
Great song..i was 12 when this came out.....yikes!!
FreakofFury 2 years ago 2
Well, I could speciffaclly name several tunes that were ballad done by our SOUTHERN bands...
Dude, Are you listening to this one?
And they are not an L.A. or New York band...
Gheez, Crazy................
wthjrtx1 2 years ago