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Dave Edmunds is more than just a great voice. Look at more of his vids, he plays a mean guitar also. As for Mickey Gee? What can I say? A genius.

I'm 57 years old now. I remember hearing this song when I was in my pre-teens! Must have been about 10 or 11 years old! Still sounds great!

Excellent! I want the album, when it's finished!

The only thing Amy Winehouse & Janis Joplin have in common is their age at death. Joplin had a voice & presence that Winehouse could only dream about.

@champ0434 Meaningful Rap? What is that? Rap is just people who cannot sing talking sh!t. You cannot compare rap crap to someone like Ben E King. That's like comparing dirt to silk.

One of my favorite Tracy Lawrence songs! Thank you for posting this.

@UNENCUMBERED1 So, who's sue? Who's cheyanne? Or are you so dumb you can't spell? Sorry, that's obvious! You are that dumb! Are you talking native Indian people? Sioux, Cheyenne? Have a little bit of respect for the people who once looked after your land. And no, I'm not native American. I'm an ...

One of the sexiest voices in any type of music! He's 6'6"? Well, who cares? He can put those country boots under my bed anytime!

What a brilliant, mature voice for someone so young. He'll go a long way in country music. He looks like a kid & sings like an angel. Anyone who doesn't like this song, go somewhere else, your negative comments are not needed!

@7772399 If you;re still on-line... The reason you might have called it the"typewriter song" is because they actually used a typewriter to get that clicking sound! One of Col's best!

Johnny O'Keefe was brilliant. Without him, there would have been no Australian rock n' roll music industry.O'Keefe started it. We owe a whole lot to Johnny O'Keefe.

Classic. Thank you. A brilliant bunch of musicians. A brilliant song.

@AJaintedMan Wish more people thought the way you do. What a beautiful song. What a classic artist.

Thank you. That's all I can say, for this song & the vid of Louis. Thank you.

@decktapev3

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You will find it there.

There's been many versions of this classic. The original blues legends, Ella & Louie, can't be beat. Gotta be my favorite song, of all time. Thanks for this.

@backahead

Grow up. It doesn't hurt as much as you think it will.

@TheRedLady1430

That "Fat Lady" was Mama Cass. One of the best singers of her time, if not THE best. The dance? That's what they did back then. Moved in time to the music. I guess you wouldn't know about that. Rhythm, rhyme, real music, words that make sense....

Damnit! Memories. I just started crying, listening to this song again. One of the songs from my childhood that I must introduce to my grandchildren.

Saw Marc Hunter & Dragon, live, a couple of months before Marc died. I'd just met the man I ended up marrying. This is OUR song. Not very romantic, but it's the first song we danced to. Thanks for posting this vid.

Would like to see more of the early Australian years, those that defined & produced Aussie music. That's our heritage, it's damn good & we should be proud of it.

Oh, the late, great Jerry Reed. They don't come much better. He's gonna keep that diesel truckin'. So many people underestimated this man. Talented actor, brilliant guitar player & damn good song writer. I'd say RIP except that, I believe Jerry would be raising hell in heaven & making damn sure e...

Video is ordinary. Whoever arranged this song needs someone to go buy him a beer or several. He deserves it. The lead, bass & drums are brilliant.Travis is even better. I'd love to see a live version of this song.

@davidfrazerlewis1 Well, I don't think John Bonham, Led Zepplin's original drummer would have improved Fogerty's sound one tiny little bit. Bonham died in 1980. Apart from that, you can't compare Fogerty's Cajun Country Rock to Led Zep's heavy rock. Two different types of music, requiring differe...

@BearyHairy So, when did Country Music become a political issue? Country music doesn't care what color you are, what god you worship or what political party you support. Country music has nothing to do with anything except real music about real life. People from all walks of life, different reli...

They don't come much better than Dave Edmonds. Thanks for posting this, I love it

Still one of the best!

@legwithanattitude Settle down. There's no need to abuse people who weren't there & have no way of understanding. Normie Rowe did a lot for our guys over there. He might not have held a gun but, he contributed a helluva lot to morale. As did many other Australian entertainers. If someone doesn't...

Time warp! Thank you.

@larajuzz The record bar on Wynyard Ramp?? I used to work at Harrolds & haunted that record bar during my lunch hour! I'm proud to say, I had a bit to do with TM getting into the top 20. Those days, record sales was what positioned your song. I worked for Edel's Music, when this song came out, ...

@AussieRogue69 I remember strutting down George St, Sydney, one day. Ted on my left & Donnie Sutherland on my right. Arms linked, we were going out to lunch to celebrate Ted's single, Julia, hitting the Top 40. I was 15 yrs old, worked for Edel's Records (in Pitt St, Sydney). We celebrated by go...

Dave Edmonds at his best. When he's bad, he's good. When he's good, he's unbelievably brilliant!

@jonesmacca Yeah, you gotta love Chet. You know, if his psychology really worked, I wouldn't mind a few smacks in the mouth to be able to play like that. Especially if that was all it took! LOL!

@tiedyedkarma I didn't know that. He was one of the greats though. I have nothing but respect for him.

@aussiegirlonamission Check with Bureau of Meterology to be certain, but latest predictions are saying around 500km.

@NARTOFAN7843 Everything seems to go around in circles. There's nothing much original anymore. Maybe somebody will bring another version of this beautiful song out, one day. Not going to be anywhere near as good, however.

This song is about Otis Redding, who wrote & recorded "Sittin' on the Dock of the Bay". Otis was one of the great, black blues singers, back in the day when being black was just barely acceptable. Dock was written by Otis Redding & Steve Cropper.Two of the greatest musicians who ever lived. It's...

@grannynara You must be around my age then! LSD, shared hookas, tie-dyed & screen printed everything, patchouli oil, crashing at who-knows-who's place. We might have missed "The Summer Of Free Love" but, we made up for it!

I'm now a conservative 56yr old granny, with many fond memories of my wild...

Hey! I'm a country music fan. This song was written by Kris Kristofferson,way back when, as a country song .Doesn't matter where you come from, musically, I don't think ANYBODY has EVER recorded a better version than Janis did.That lady had an awesome voice.