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Billy Joe Shaver - I'm Just an Old Chunk of Coal (But I'm Gonna Be...) (Live at Farm Aid 1994)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ย. 2012
- Billy Joe Shaver performs "I'm Just an Old Chunk, But I'm Gonna Be a Diamond Someday" live at the Farm Aid concert in New Orleans, Louisiana on September 18, 1994. Farm Aid was started by Willie Nelson, Neil Young and John Mellencamp in 1985 to keep family farmers on the land and has worked since then to make sure everyone has access to good food from family farmers. Dave Matthews joined Farm Aid's board of directors in 2001.
For more information about Farm Aid, visit: farmaid.org/you...
Farm Aid's performances are donated by the artists in order to raise funds and raise awareness for family farmers. They've raised their voices to help - what can you do?
I'd put Eddy Shaver up against anyone picking guitar. He could play it all and rocked rockabilly guitar better then most of the more famous guitar slingers. RIP, you are missed. And so is your papa.
there are a whole lot of top tier guitar players who are extremely thankful eddy had a short life.. he was one of the most symbiotic players you'll ever hear. its disturbing that the community never did any retrospectives about eddy & his talent. its the least they could do in appreciation of the fact that had he lived, we'd have never heard of them..
I found this song from norm Macdonald and wasn't too into it at first cos I didn't listen to country, but then I happened to find this version with eddy and I'm blown away. He makes his strat sound like a laser gun, it's unreal
I saw this same group in a club that holds 200 people in 1995. It was a treat, especially to be right in front of Eddy when he worked magic on that Stratocaster. I’ll never forget it
my same experience...at Elizabeth Reed Music Hall in Macon, GA
I saw him once at a Dive bar in the garden ridge area right on the outskirts of San Antonio….What a monster!!!!! It was the funniest thing ever to see Billy flicking him with his bandanna trying to stop Eddy from noodling between songs….
long time music fan just figured out Eddy Shaver. Goodness gracious, he was off the hook good.
He’s a diamond now, RIP Billy Joe , Love you, and please kiss Jesus for me.
And that’s how you do it young guns no smoke no fire no bs / bandit
RIP Norm
Awesome on every level, Great singing, guitar pickin' , drummin' and Bassist is off the charts fabulous.
RIP Norm Macdonald
Damn, I'm still missing, Billy Joe and Eddy Shaver. RIP
Damn , smoking guitar.
Eddie was a master with the guitar.. he was amazing 😊👍
What about Keith, absolutely badass bassplayer!!! Watch his technique!!!
Rest In Peace, Billy Joe
And Eddy
Eddy! 🎸🏆
Fabulous performance of a great song with Eddie Shaver's incredible picking. Eddie's death in 2000 was a stunning loss.
Eddy is my all-time guitar hero. I saw him play all around Texas probably 25 times in 80's and 90's, most recently '99. The most creative style and best tone ever to hit my ears, not to mention being a very approachable nice guy. Just a guitar/cable/amp without any effects. It's all in the mind, heart and fingers. To this day I can't pick up a guitar without thinking of him. Hopefully someday in my lifetime Strat players will stop imitating (actually butchering) the great Stevie Ray's licks and tone. Makes me sick. Listen to Eddy and understand what a homegrown innovative style can bring to the game.
Eddy is the 1st guy I ever tried to copy a solo from! From the 1st ACL show, he's always my biggest influence mixing it all up together like a great tone stew!
Matt - love the Reverend. I own a '99 Slingshot. JH
John Hodge cool!!
John Hodge true story about Eddy when Ed stood in for Pete Anderson in Dwight's band Dwight told him to use a fender amp and a telecaster.. Eddy used a telecaster but had his Marshall stack cranked underneath the stage lol he was the coolest
@@johnhodge3676 I play a Tele, that rev was a friends!
Rest in Peace Eddy! We miss you!
And Billy Joe,too.
@@bigroy38 Loved them both, dearly. R.I.P.
bro that solo was fire
Thank you for this posting!!!! I feared that there was not any good video of Eddy and his father when they were cooking with gas, but thank God there is. I will never get that tone Eddy had out of my head. Put that with Billy Joe's words and I don 't think there will ever be anything that comes close to it again. I hope one day to meet up with Eddy again. May God rest your soul Eddy Shaver and May God keep Billy Joe strong nit the day he calls him home.
Keith Christopher on bass
Love the bass playing on this one 👍👍
God only made one Billy Joe and he should never be seen without a TEXAS flag behind him. Im gonna be a diamond some day. You betcha. God bless from The Lonestar State!!
Norm MacDonald's stand-up comedy sent me here. Great music!
That's hilarious I was watching Norm on one of his podcasts interviewing Billy Bob Thornton and they were praising Billy Joe Shaver and because of that I checked him out too! Glad I did!
Eddy.....
Still trying to transcribe Eddy's parts to this song to sheet music for personal use. Using the studio version & slowing it down but this particular live video helps to fill in parts. It is a wonderful challenge. Such a great song and great guitar work. Way too soon way too soon...
RIP BJS 😥
Who is the bass player on this ?? Imitating slap stand up bass (Rockabilly Style) He did a very good job at it as well
That would be Keith Christopher. He's played with several badass bands.
RIP....you earned your wings
I wonder where he gets his ideas from.
Who cares ?? We all get our Ideas in life from somewhere, a bit like religion..
@@rjf9925 real meeting of the mind going on over here
Music never dies or stops...
would have really liked to have seen more of Eddy's Hands. Sounded like they were smokin.
they had a camera specifically for his hands, but they were moving so fast it corrupted the footage
👍🏻😊🎶🎶🎵🎸🍻🇺🇸
HAPPY BIRTHDAY BJS!!! Whoop Whoop!
I like his Stratocaster sonnd very much!