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Gov't Mule - Sneakin' Sally Through the Alley

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Uploaded by on May 18, 2008

Gov't Mule - Sneakin' Sally Through the Alley

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  • badass base line! Dig it! Reminds me of John Entwistle's Bass

  • Warren Haynes is a phenomenol artist, not afraid to play any tne. I believe when he plays a song, its to pay homage to that artist for what they brought to the audience.

    Robert Palmers style and music will live on. LONG LIVE GOV'T MULE !!!

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  • Oh Lowell and some China White up on the other side must of inspired someone to come up with this..Def. weird!!!

  • @augustw3st lmfao,good one

  • In case anyone is wondering, this is from Gov't Mule's New Years Eve concert in 2002. George Porter Jr. from the Funky Meters is that funkin ass bassist you hear.

  • paying homage to Lowell more than any one else

  • @USAJAGROLTYD Um, this is not a Robert Palmer original. This was originally written and performed by New Orleans artist Allen Toussaint.

  • anyone thinkin - "Dude - I got my venue ... for my dance quintet. I'd like you to come & give me notes." ?

    The Dude abides better when the house band rocks.

  • This has got to be the weirdest combination of song and video on youtube. I like it though.

    wtf is that???

  • this vid will kicked me sideways. . .

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