Johnny Paycheck singing A-11
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Ok nevermind. Just looked at Wikipedia and they say HE influenced George Jones' vocal style. Works for me.
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They sound real good live. You can sure hear George Jones influence on Johnny's vocal style here.
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This version is awesome! True Americana of our past. The best part is the end, re: having a hole in his sock. wtf? haha I wish I couldve watched this live.
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just a grat old tune like my dad played.young jhonnie black.on that old jhoinny black sorry...young jhonnie paycheck.sweet
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Son!
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I recently discovered Johnny Paycheck...wow. This guy is amazing! He really means it when he sings!! A pure voice, and he maintained to have a superb voice in his old age. It was tough to put down the old violin! Whatever THAT is, he had it deep! Paycheck rules
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@lBStrokin thats the damn truth, too! :)
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Paycheck (Lytle) singing young and hungry doing a Hank Cochran song like no other. You want real music, get his cd " The Little Darlin' Years," Lloyd Greene played the steel on the studio version, and wow, it certainly is a Hall of Fame Classic!
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Glen Davis is playing the drums on this clip as well - he later became staff drummer for the Grand Ole Opry (1970s-1990s). Love his version of this song the best
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Who is the Steel player in this clip?
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My favorite Johnny Paycheck song of 'em all! I have to agree, this song sure does "kick major country ass!!" I'd say it has to be nearly the top "Honky-Tonk 'Shuffle Beat' song" of all time! I love it!!
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Fabulous in every way!
that bass is a baldwin bass....paycheck was endorsed by baldwin...i actually have a couple of magizine ads...that have paycheck in them...endorsing baldwin guitars and amps...pretty cool....
rwl1215 1 year ago