CLYDE PLAYS ELECTRIC BASS

[dubconor]

No dislikes, I wonder why? ..... Oh I can hear why

[garbeaj]

Great version of J.J. Cale's original song...

[Juicefani11]

Wonder if Waylon had a bass player called Clyde.. :)

[SgtUnicorn]

i can't find this song anywhere...

[toneddef]

@SgtUnicorn The song is available on Amazon as an mp3. That's how I got it.

[MrHoss76]

Waylon`s recorded music is great!

But man his live stuff was even better!

[kornweasel]

I love the build up in the very beginning. Good stuff!

[waylonfan01]

@herb walker I'm trying to get a hold of Ralph Mooney for an autograph can u help thanks,

[cmans79tr7]

This Bass player resembles the Bass player for Grand Funk (see "Grand Funk Railroad - Inside Looking Out 1969" starting 3:10)

[gkc1121]

this is my favorite version of clyde!!!!!!!

[HerbWalker]

Always enjoyed listening to AND playing Waymores stuff in our country bands! We miss Ya Waylon!

[gkc1121]

oh yeah go waylon!!!!!!

[CaymanXWarrior]

(walk into bar, instant silence)

PYRAMID TRANSNATIONAL....anyone heard of it?

[shaunasdad03]

Ralph Moon is in a class by himself on the steel. No one is even close

[TelecasterFreak93]

Ralph Moon is a great steel guitarist. But have you ever heard Tom Brumley of Buck Owens and the Buckaroos? Now, He is a steel guitar guitar God!

[shaunasdad03]

Def heard of Tom B. But in my opinion everyone else is second to Moon. Ralph Moon played with Buck & Merle Haggard & is one of the men who is credited with developing the "Bakersfield Sound"

[TelecasterFreak93]

Really? I've never heard of Ralph play with Buck! I've just heard Tom Brumley and Jay Dee Mandess play with him. I have heard him Merle though. Either way, both are FANTASTIC players!

[HerbWalker]

Ralph Mooney taught our Steel guitar player when he was young .

Phil Telford in the Midnite Express Band in El Paso Tx.Phils daddy Hank knew Ralph.

da boy can PICK!

[walman87]

Awesome bass playing by Jerry Bridges, one of my favorite bass players.

[cappsoutlaw]

this is a good song

[shyambalsekar]

This is originally a JJ Cale song from the album 'Naturally'.. great album.

[mesquitefan]

HELL MAN. a concert!!!!!!!! you got to live this in yer "soul", hell we thot we could whip th !@#$%^&* world and uh ..... we wuz wrong!

[ramblinrandell]

that looked like it was so much fun

[87kungfu321]

Ramblinrandell, yeah it does look like so much fun! I would of loved to have been to a Waylon concert! R.I.P Waylon, you'll be greatly missed.

[truckindadd]

We are losing them, not many TRUE country artists anymore.

[enwurds]

Damn that's some 1st class country funk.

[oceandiver75]

I'm 33 and a Waylon Jennings fan since I was a little girl. This song is one of my favorites. Miss you Waylon.

[TheRealRussG]

it's on the Music Man album ... or the super hits

[vrf3]

Does anyone know were I can find the studio version of this song. I can't seem to find what album it's on.

[wayfairing3]

This song is from waylons album Music Man.One of my favorites.

[acashfan1]

If youwant to shell out some money on a GREAT album, go for the Nashville Rebel boxset, IT'S WORTH THE MONEY!!! and has teh studio version!

[XanaduCGN]

Wonderful version of the original by J.J. Cale... great song!!!

[sandladyvb]

I think the bass guitarist and Waylon's telecaster lick is terrific. I agree that this is an underrated Waylon classic that deserves more attention. He really was an excellent guitarist.

[AdvancedGentleman]

Sit on the porch aint got no shoes

pickin the bass and singin those blues. Classic

[bohonk123]

his best one

[teeger66]

Love the beat on this one! Only what's with that steel guitar?

[waymoreblues]

Ralph Mooney!!!!!

[teeger66]

Oh I definitely know its Mooney! At 1:09 and 1:39, he just kinda "plinks" not really in keeping in tune with the beat. I luv the song tho'!

[bobluman]

Underrated classic (although a Billboard #1) from the Music Man album (1980).

[BullpenBoss]

Jerry Reed played guitar on that album!

[XanaduCGN]

no it was not # 1 it was # 7 on the country charts...

[bobluman]

You are correct and you do know your stuff. I think I meant the Music Man album was #1 on the Billboard Album Charts (Waylon's last). Theme From The Dukes of Hazzard was actually the only #1 on that album.

[bobluman]

Let me revise that previous post. I believe that "Will the Wolf Survive" from 1986 was Waylon's last #1 album.

[dimesos]

WHOOP!!! WHOOP!!!