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jerry reed was a good singer/ songwriter/actor better than these clowns today

campbelltowing 3 months ago

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im trying to find a song called the k k k song by jerry reed. it was done live. where can i find it again

gfbbangelss 4 months ago

im trying to find a song called the k k k song by jerry reed. it was done live. where can i find it again

gfbbangelss 4 months ago

"I just love your bouncers.I bounced one off the wall and the other out the window."

doughesson 7 months ago

@doughesson haha member that

96renegademan 7 months ago

Shelby Stanga

CutOff16 9 months ago 5

Kick ass tune, very cool Reynolds vehicle.

zerokomma 9 months ago

I didn't know James Best was the producer of Gator. I always liked him in The Dukes of Hazzard. He was terrific as Sheriff Rosco.

ridgerunner721601 10 months ago

The only way to get this song is to do like I did and find the soundtrack on a record and have it re-recorded to a CD it's a pain in the butt if you're a true Jerry Reed Hubbard fan like myself it's well worth the money time & effort!!!!

pyledirect 11 months ago

Reed was some kick ass singer! Not like the pussies who sing these days.

newalm 1 year ago

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Gaot Soundtrack - Laying the Trap. Great orchestral music. go check it out here on youtube wow.

Bumptiously 1 year ago

Bama Mckall Would kick that sombitch bieber's ass

96renegademan 1 year ago 2

I love this opening sequence.. =)

vomheinolf 1 year ago

Jerry Reed was special. Demon guitar player, composer, the man with the man's voice ! What a rythm. He bringing thrill, joy to every one who like and still share this way of music. Thank you. What a sequence, what a start of the movie !

Mrandrew7777 1 year ago

was burt filming this the same time as smokey & the bandit as he wears the same clothes in this as he does in satb

TRANSAM19777 1 year ago

My first ever patrol car ride had the two federal "rollers" like these. Looks like a roadblock! Wow brings back memories.

Some great old funkadelic, backwoods, southern music from Jerry Reed. He was able to make the swamp sound ominous sounding through music.

steveinwa1 1 year ago

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steveinwa1 1 year ago

I was just thinking the same thing about the Atchafalaya Basin. I live in south Louisiana too. I saw a cougar out there late one evening just before sunset while bowhunting years ago. I was WAY back in the swamp, alone, and the cougar was between me and my boat. And, it was getting dark. This coonass boy got da hell out! The deer, hoot owls, cotton mouth snakes, big ol' skeeters, huge gators, and one big cat had that part of the swamp to themselves for the night. I was a "gone pecan".

Stingray8854 1 year ago

@Stingray8854 Good to see somebody from close to home on here. I'm from Lake Charles myself but I do have relatives in Kenner and Metairie near New Orleans. And when I go through that stretch on I-10 between Lafayette and Baton Rouge I always think I'd hate to get caught in the swamp after dark. And when one of those big cats gets mad and screams it sends a shiver down my back that's hard to describe.

ridgerunner721601 1 year ago

Mr Jerry Reed Hubbard was truly a multi-talented wildman...he could act, sing and man could he pick that guitar...son! Reed was always a big favorite of mine, every since I first heard him on the radio playing When you're hot, you're hot back when I was a kid. He wore them mutton chops like no other ('cept maybe Don Williams!) and he could tear up on that guitar. If you are kinda new to Jerry, pull up a chair son and type in Alabama Wildman,Lord Mr. Ford,Semolita and Rainbow Ride. Miss ya' Jerry

Harry44Callahan2 1 year ago

thanks for posting ... loved this song and the movie too

liquidgee13 1 year ago

It's not South FL. All of the boat scenes were filmed at Bank's Lake in Lakeland, Ga. And everyone lined up at the start of the movie was local law enforcement . Sheriff D.J. (Big Daddy) Connell of Cook County (Adel) Georgia used to brag to yankees brought to his office by state troopers to post bond that he was a movie star, that he had been in that Burt Reynolds movie, Gator.

GSP228 1 year ago

@GSP228 It looks a lot like my neck of the woods, the Atchafalaya Swamp Basin in Louisiana between Lafayette and Baton Rouge there. But I have a friend from Savannah, GA who told me she remembers when they were filming Gator back in the early '70s in Georgia. In fact she has a cousin who was an extra. He's the deputy who gets on the radio and says, "that ain't no ordinary boat he's got there. It's got some kind of a damn rocket on it".

ridgerunner721601 1 year ago

@ridgerunner721601 GSP228 is absolutely correct, this was in South Georgia.

ER801 1 year ago

@ER801 It sure is pretty country. My girlfriend is from Gastonia, NC and one of these days instead of driving on the interstate through Atlanta to get there from Louisiana I'd like to drive through Savannah, even if we have to go back west some to get to her parents' house.

ridgerunner721601 1 year ago

@ER801 BEST MOVIE OPENING EVER!!! Wish I could find a set of the old "twin sonics" for my collection. I drove a patrol car for about a week with those before the stupid lightbar craze took over. Policing just ain't been the same since. I took a tour of the movie set at Banks Lake in Lakeland, Ga. as a child. The patrol cars are at Ga37 and Ga122Connector (Lat 31.035071, Lon -83.098596 on Google Earth) The right front (blue w/ white stripe) is a Berrien Co. S.O. unit. (continued)

earldurrance 1 year ago

Also further back in the line is an Omega Ga PD unit and several Ga Game Warden Pickups. The house where Gator leaves his daughter and drives away with Agent Greenfield used to be over on Ga31 in Lanier Co. about 3 miles from the lake. It has long since been torn down. (see Google Earth Lat 30.996852 Lon -83.089624) You can see the trees outlining where the house used to be. Some of the alley scenes were filmed in Valdosta, but I don't know where exactly.

earldurrance 1 year ago