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Doesn't get much better than Handsome George and Elvin Bishop to tear down on some boogie blues. This is an epic performance, not just because Elvin is playing with him, but he did improvise much of this, but it is actually 2 songs in one..I know I'm going to mess this spelling up lol...The Houseman Blues/One Bourbon, One Scotch, and One Beer...I've seen between 30 and 40 concerts in my 60 years, Seeing George live is high on the best concert list...3 solid hours of them jamming the best boogie music you can find...and that sax player, just phenomenal.
The lyrics George used are a medley from House Rent Boogie and One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer by John Lee Hooker and of course ad-libs. So happy you got to this amazing performance.
Years ago I went to a Thorogood concert in RI he was the original party concert, first he played as the only act for 2 1/2 hours with like 1 stoppage and he expects everyone to have fun, when he played one of his songs the crowd stopped dancing and he stopped the show until everyone got back on the floor. He is an awesome guitar player
It's 2 old blues songs put together. House Rent Boogie and One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer. This is a pure jam session with Elvin and George together!
Born and raised in Delaware.. it's George and the Delaware Destroyers.. love it.. Delaware doesn't get much credit for anything more than being the First State.. but we have George. There was a place in Newark DE.. the Stone Balloon. that George would play all the time.. I was too young to ever see him.. sad about that.
He's got a song called I Drink Alone that tells a great story too. I was a sophomore in high school and hanging out with seniors. Our main place for drinking was Murph's house. His bedroom was the finished basement and his parents rarely came down there. One night we had a good party and 3 of us ended up staying there and passing out. Murphy was sleeping in one of the chairs and morning came too quick. I knew it was morning because Murph's mom was waking him up asking what happened the night before. I only cracked my eyes open because I didn't want to be involved in this conversation. He mumbled a few things, obviously still drunk from the night before, as was I. She then demanded to know the names of all the people that were there drinking. Without missing a beat, Murph opened his eyes, turned his head to her and didn't say, but sung, "I drink alone, yea-ah, with nobody else". I wanted to laugh so hard but I kept my composure and continued faking sleep. Although that didn't matter because we all got woke up and kicked out anyway. 😂
Saw George and the Delaware destroyers at the orphium in Boston in 84 I was 17 ❤and it's 3 solid hrs of music ❤❤❤ he never took a break man those were the days
Just so you know George thorogood did a copy of a song called move it on over which is actually the first rock song ever written in 1948 by Hank Williams but most people think it's you know rock rock around the clock but move it on over was way before that like six years
He took a ton of artistic license with his own song. He's always fun. I've seen him a few times live. His shows are like SRV. You can see them on back to back nights but it is like going to a brand new performance every time..
I saw George live in Flint, MI in May 1986. He was the only guitarist and played all the leads. I'm sure he tailors the song to the city he is in. I still have my shirt from that concert, but is seems to have shrunk over the past almost 40 years. The show was a hell of a good time.
I was at that Philly show...went to NY...directly after to see Slayer! I was 14yrs old. Long time ago! He had the best women's clothes at his shows...always took plenty of money, everytime!
I’ve seen George twice in concert, probably 15 years apart. He and going with my stepdad and brother was an amazing concert. The second time, he was hilarious. A handful of times he would stand at the edge of the stage, arms spread open just to receive accolades. It was great.
Had the pleasure of seeing George and the Destroyers on Halloween night. Man came out dressed as a guerilla, and the rest of the band were all in costume too, one came out of a huge trashcan and handed George his guitar and away we went....needless to say I caught his slide that night. Incredible show for a small theater stage.
I knew you would like this. What Nyxi_Nyx wrote below explains that it's a combination of two songs. George was heavily influenced by the Blues and a few people in particular, like John Lee Hooker. GT did alter lyrics to fit with whatever city he was in. He's actually a great guitar player and you are correct, he is charismatic af, lol. The band is awesome and especially great when they need to constantly adapt/follow the lead. Just a fun tune!!
This performance is a classic! Yes, improvising lyrics. But, not far from studio. Please listen to studio version too..just to get a feel for how good this is...🙂
Such a fun band!! Saw George and the Destroyer’s in small theater in Norman, OK., in ‘80!! Incredible! His cover of “Move It On Over” is my favorite!!🤘🔥
You should listen to the studio version. I love the live versions (having seen him several times) but the groove he has going in the studio version is unmatched.
Saw Elvin when he was with Paul Butterfield Blues Band in Chicago. This was back in the mid-60's and still one of the greatest show I've ever seen. Thanks for the vid.
Hey dude! I never was a huge fan of GT, but this song always cracks me up. It's not that he's not talented, but he just never set me on fire. (We're terrible guitar snobs at my house. My late husband used to shudder when he talked about getting tickets for a Steve Miller show-Eric Johnson opened. Yeah. For me, it's been Queen since I was 10, so...) It's not fair-seems like every song of his I've heard has been around for 40 years. Must be me. As far as I know, this is not his song, but def his interpretation. "But I was tired!" kills me every time. Love your channel!
This is great, but its because I've heard the studio version on the radio so much that I understand when George is ad-libbing. That's why I prefer people reacting to studio versions first of new songs they aren't familiar with, then do a live version. But that's just me, everybody is different and thank goodness for that! 🙂
Years ago he was traveling on I-80 in Pa and stopped for the night at our little town. He went to our local pub/restaurant to enjoy his evening. After becoming friendly with some of the patrons he went to his car and returned with his guitar and put on a little show for everyone. Amazing person and outstanding performer!! Are you from Pa? You said " up air" and that is something we say here.
What a fun romp that was. Not too far from the original one cause he adlibbed a bit tailoring the song to the Jersey crowd and Elvin B. The studio is a hoot, check it out man you'll love it.
I saw him once a long time ago and let me tell you, this guy and his band just rocked. They played forever. Bruce Springsteen has a reputation for pjaying long concerts but I think George may have him beat. I’ve seen both and George just didn’t let up.
That was/is the song, the only 'improvising' was the referring to Philly & Jersey and the extended piece with Elvin Bishop. Other than that the song starts as a story leading to the instruments. This is a great video as you stated, him having fun with it.
This is an old John Lee Hooker tune. Saw George twice once as a headliner on the Born to be Bad tour. Once opening for ZZ-Top on the Haircut tour. He was amazing both times. Highly recommend seeing him if you ever have the means. This version has a medley of the song House Rent Blues at the beginning also a song by John Lee Hooker. I guess Rudy Toombs originally wrote this song, Hooker popularized it.
The Capital Theater was legendary. I grew up near the theater when I was in high school and saw some great bands there. Kiss, Rush, Foghat, Kansas, Lou Reed, Blue Oyster Cult, ect. Sadly it's long gone now but some of the biggest names in rock played there on their way up. Tickets were cheap and seating was limited to 3,000. Great memories.
Seen George and the Delaware destroyer many time , always a great show, and probably the loudest concert we been to,, and everyone loved elvin because rumor was he had the good stuff , if you know what I mean
The story part is relatively close to his studio recording. He improvised the beer advertisements, hahaha Seriously, for your own enjoyment, check out the studio cut. You'll love it.
They call themselves the world's greatest bar band...The Capital Theater was about 10 minutes from the Budweiser plant. There is a lot more from this concert on youtube and it's worth a listen.
This is what I would call a loose interpretation of the original song. Elvin is not on the studio track so his parts were def an addition and George did go "off script" throughout. Some did seem improvised on the spot but there's no way I can know what is practiced and what is just made up on the fly. Either way, it's a banger of a song and this performance was insane. George didn't do a lot of shredding here but believe me, he is a bad man with that guitar. I seen him around this time frame - Bad To The Bone tour - and it was fire!!! I went searching for another live vid from George and I found one called Reelin And Rockin from 1981. I never heard the song before. Don't know if it's a cover but it is a certified banger, for sure. George tears that guitar up and has moves I didn't know he had. Holy cow, I hope you can get to this one, Steven!! Shewee!! I'm a little shook from just watching it right now. th-cam.com/video/Qrtuo57bbBg/w-d-xo.htmlsi=gTqr-XMkUgc1F_gX
One of the best double bills I've ever seen was when George & the Destroyers opened for the J.Geils Band at Madison Square Garden in the early 80's . Not THAT was a Party ! 🙂 George has awlays had a great sense of humor . On the back of his debut album is a photo of him on stage with a sign that read of his then 3 piece band , "The Worlds First 3 man Quartet" or something along those lines 🙂
Don't know if you noticed, Steven, but George was finger picking. As a wannabe guitarist myself, that's a technique I never got down. I have to use a pick, which I feel limits what I can do. But we all work around our limits.
Wow .. I just looked him up.. George is old... lol.. I'm proud to be from Delaware but I guess I should have known the George is 17 yrs older than me.. I was too young to ever see him when he was playing bars in Delaware.
While this is a medley of "House Rent Boogie" and "One Bourbon, One Scotch, and One Beer," a lot of what he said during the riffing was improvised. IDK you're age, but pretty much everything he said about the beer brands were from commercials.
My pops grew up with George and knows him and the Delaware Destroyers very well…whenever he was around the Baltimore area he’d come over and we’d eat crabs…really good man..at one of those crab feasts we had Billy Gibbons was there along with George…knew Zappa too…he was a roadie and knew a lot of those guys through that..I have a pic of Frank Zappa pretending to put me in the oven when I was like a yr old…lol
Let's Gooooo! This is my favorite by him. Check out David Wilcox Hypnotizing Boogie ( You won't be disappointed) Great reaction Steven and Peace out 🙏 ☮️ ✌️ This is the song ..with ad-libs. 😂You should check out the official video too.❤
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What a performance!! George Thorogood and Elvin Bishop throwing down! What's next?!
Doesn't get much better than Handsome George and Elvin Bishop to tear down on some boogie blues. This is an epic performance, not just because Elvin is playing with him, but he did improvise much of this, but it is actually 2 songs in one..I know I'm going to mess this spelling up lol...The Houseman Blues/One Bourbon, One Scotch, and One Beer...I've seen between 30 and 40 concerts in my 60 years, Seeing George live is high on the best concert list...3 solid hours of them jamming the best boogie music you can find...and that sax player, just phenomenal.
@@MusicLover-dt7ic Saw George open for Buddy Guy front row and my son liked George the best.. Best Concert I've seen and I've seen around 200
The lyrics George used are a medley from House Rent Boogie and One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer by John Lee Hooker and of course ad-libs. So happy you got to this amazing performance.
George's version of "Who Do You Love" SLAPS...
Seconded!
Next should be "I Drink Alone"!
I Drink Alone needs to be your next from George. George, one of the best storyteller's you will ever find!
while it sounds like a jam....it's actually a song from the very start. That's why it's so cool.
Years ago I went to a Thorogood concert in RI he was the original party concert, first he played as the only act for 2 1/2 hours with like 1 stoppage and he expects everyone to have fun, when he played one of his songs the crowd stopped dancing and he stopped the show until everyone got back on the floor. He is an awesome guitar player
rock & roll never dies......it just passes out
It's 2 old blues songs put together. House Rent Boogie and One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer. This is a pure jam session with Elvin and George together!
It's an old black blues number. You've heard of the Delta Blues?
I saw George in Corpus Christi in 1984. A young little known guitarist from Austin Texas opened up for him. SRV. The days
Born and raised in Delaware.. it's George and the Delaware Destroyers.. love it.. Delaware doesn't get much credit for anything more than being the First State.. but we have George. There was a place in Newark DE.. the Stone Balloon. that George would play all the time.. I was too young to ever see him.. sad about that.
He's got a song called I Drink Alone that tells a great story too. I was a sophomore in high school and hanging out with seniors. Our main place for drinking was Murph's house. His bedroom was the finished basement and his parents rarely came down there. One night we had a good party and 3 of us ended up staying there and passing out. Murphy was sleeping in one of the chairs and morning came too quick. I knew it was morning because Murph's mom was waking him up asking what happened the night before. I only cracked my eyes open because I didn't want to be involved in this conversation. He mumbled a few things, obviously still drunk from the night before, as was I. She then demanded to know the names of all the people that were there drinking. Without missing a beat, Murph opened his eyes, turned his head to her and didn't say, but sung, "I drink alone, yea-ah, with nobody else". I wanted to laugh so hard but I kept my composure and continued faking sleep. Although that didn't matter because we all got woke up and kicked out anyway. 😂
Haha 😂 Murph is a LEGEND!!!
Saw George and the Delaware destroyers at the orphium in Boston in 84 I was 17 ❤and it's 3 solid hrs of music ❤❤❤ he never took a break man those were the days
And yes I had a bourbon scotch and beer a few joints and probably some other stuff 😮🙃✌️🖖💪
He is just like that he changes up the lyrics add different concerts it's just what he's feeling at the time but it's still a hell of a good time
The song was basically a loose version of the studio version. What a great song!!!
And perhaps a big cup of coffee as a chaser.
Just so you know George thorogood did a copy of a song called move it on over which is actually the first rock song ever written in 1948 by Hank Williams but most people think it's you know rock rock around the clock but move it on over was way before that like six years
Another great by George and The Destroyers is " Who Do You Love "
Delaware Destroyers
If you listen to studio version you'd see how open it was as a touring song
I frickin' love George, flying under the Radar, so many jammin' tunes. .
He took a ton of artistic license with his own song. He's always fun. I've seen him a few times live. His shows are like SRV. You can see them on back to back nights but it is like going to a brand new performance every time..
I saw George live in Flint, MI in May 1986. He was the only guitarist and played all the leads. I'm sure he tailors the song to the city he is in. I still have my shirt from that concert, but is seems to have shrunk over the past almost 40 years. The show was a hell of a good time.
I was at that Philly show...went to NY...directly after to see Slayer! I was 14yrs old. Long time ago! He had the best women's clothes at his shows...always took plenty of money, everytime!
The greatest songs are like the greatest stories ever told... Everyone can relate.❤😂
He always works in the City name where he is performing! They perform in small as well as large venues too.
Always fun to watch.🙂
Thanks so much! 😁
I’ve seen George twice in concert, probably 15 years apart. He and going with my stepdad and brother was an amazing concert. The second time, he was hilarious. A handful of times he would stand at the edge of the stage, arms spread open just to receive accolades. It was great.
When the band plays the last song of the evening, THEY JAM for all they’re worth.
Had the pleasure of seeing George and the Destroyers on Halloween night. Man came out dressed as a guerilla, and the rest of the band were all in costume too, one came out of a huge trashcan and handed George his guitar and away we went....needless to say I caught his slide that night. Incredible show for a small theater stage.
NJ resident here - was LIVE at this show! Believe me - Georgie T is the real - deal!!!!!! xoxoxox
I saw George and the Destroyers open up for Buddy Guy 2013 and it was the best show.... My son and I was right side front row...
GEORGE THOROGOOD is a stage beast. With ELVIN BISHOP, the southern rocker... What a performance! What a show!!!
This is a great medley of house rent boogie and one bourbon, one scotch and one beer. I've got it by George, Muddy Waters and my boy Lohn Lee Hooker.
Saw George 3 times ,once at Red Rocks CO!! Saw Elvin a few times ,He always opened up other bands I saw in the "70"s!❤❤
I get to see them on Friday at the Big Fresno Fair. 40 bucks. Their 50th Anniversary tour. Can't wait.
I knew you would like this. What Nyxi_Nyx wrote below explains that it's a combination of two songs. George was heavily influenced by the Blues and a few people in particular, like John Lee Hooker. GT did alter lyrics to fit with whatever city he was in. He's actually a great guitar player and you are correct, he is charismatic af, lol. The band is awesome and especially great when they need to constantly adapt/follow the lead. Just a fun tune!!
George and the Destroyers are a guaranteed good time. Charm, swag, bad boy AND a HOT band.
Saw the Destroyers dozens of times in the 70's and 80's. Great bar band!
George being George… I love it.
LOL! My son's name is George - I say that a lot!
This performance is a classic! Yes, improvising lyrics. But, not far from studio. Please listen to studio version too..just to get a feel for how good this is...🙂
Such a fun band!! Saw George and the Destroyer’s in small theater in Norman, OK., in ‘80!! Incredible! His cover of “Move It On Over” is my favorite!!🤘🔥
He does put on a great concert, for sure
You should listen to the studio version. I love the live versions (having seen him several times) but the groove he has going in the studio version is unmatched.
We call him George Thoroughly Good!
Or Thoroughly Bad -- bad in the good sense!
Saw Elvin when he was with Paul Butterfield Blues Band in Chicago. This was back in the mid-60's and still one of the greatest show I've ever seen. Thanks for the vid.
Hey dude! I never was a huge fan of GT, but this song always cracks me up. It's not that he's not talented, but he just never set me on fire. (We're terrible guitar snobs at my house. My late husband used to shudder when he talked about getting tickets for a Steve Miller show-Eric Johnson opened. Yeah. For me, it's been Queen since I was 10, so...) It's not fair-seems like every song of his I've heard has been around for 40 years. Must be me. As far as I know, this is not his song, but def his interpretation. "But I was tired!" kills me every time. Love your channel!
Haha 🤣 He had me cracking up too! He’s wild with it!
The world's greatest bar band, lol. And I mean that in the best way possible!
This is great, but its because I've heard the studio version on the radio so much that I understand when George is ad-libbing. That's why I prefer people reacting to studio versions first of new songs they aren't familiar with, then do a live version. But that's just me, everybody is different and thank goodness for that! 🙂
👏👏you reacted to this!!!!! Thank you so much!!! Lol✌️💞
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Love George Thorogood.
I had seen George along with the Stray Cats back in 86....was a great show
Shoot, I bet that was awesome. That sounds like a great show!
Saw him and band open for the Stones in '81. Great set and J. Geils Band was on the bill too. Stones always gave more for your money.
Years ago he was traveling on I-80 in Pa and stopped for the night at our little town. He went to our local pub/restaurant to enjoy his evening. After becoming friendly with some of the patrons he went to his car and returned with his guitar and put on a little show for everyone. Amazing person and outstanding performer!! Are you from Pa? You said " up air" and that is something we say here.
Classic 😊
What a fun romp that was. Not too far from the original one cause he adlibbed a bit tailoring the song to the Jersey crowd and Elvin B. The studio is a hoot, check it out man you'll love it.
My jam!
Love this band and having Elvin Bishop is a great plus. I agree that it's great to see a band that is having fun.
George is great live- I saw him at the House of Blues a while ago- it was amazing!!
I saw him once a long time ago and let me tell you, this guy and his band just rocked. They played forever. Bruce Springsteen has a reputation for pjaying long concerts but I think George may have him beat. I’ve seen both and George just didn’t let up.
Born !960 raised on GT. ❤ HOURS OF F UN
Yes this monologue is the fire dude just wait for it
Madison Blues is a must listen to!!
@@stephanie.r382 I agree 100%
That was/is the song, the only 'improvising' was the referring to Philly & Jersey and the extended piece with Elvin Bishop. Other than that the song starts as a story leading to the instruments. This is a great video as you stated, him having fun with it.
Brother I’ve seen George 10 times and he is always fucking bringing it.
Saw him just a couple years ago. He's still awesome.
I saw GT back in the 80's it was great.We had such a good time
Goodness gracious! We had it so good in Tulsa back in the 70s. WHAT AN ERA!!!!
Great song and reaction
All right my brother Stephen.... I did see George Thorogood 2 years ago.... His concerts are just as good as his records ‼️ 💯🔥🤘🏻😎🤘🏻
That’s amazing! 🤘🏻
Such a character. Check his song I drink alone. It is another banger.
This is an old John Lee Hooker tune. Saw George twice once as a headliner on the Born to be Bad tour. Once opening for ZZ-Top on the Haircut tour. He was amazing both times. Highly recommend seeing him if you ever have the means. This version has a medley of the song House Rent Blues at the beginning also a song by John Lee Hooker. I guess Rudy Toombs originally wrote this song, Hooker popularized it.
The Capital Theater was legendary. I grew up near the theater when I was in high school and saw some great bands there. Kiss, Rush, Foghat, Kansas, Lou Reed, Blue Oyster Cult, ect. Sadly it's long gone now but some of the biggest names in rock played there on their way up. Tickets were cheap and seating was limited to 3,000. Great memories.
What a party!!! Would love to be there.
Classic!
Everybody: "Blues music is boring!!!"
Me: "Hold my Bourbon, my Scotch and my Beer as I am Walking By Myself!" ... :)
Thanks 😊
Seen George and the Delaware destroyer many time , always a great show, and probably the loudest concert we been to,, and everyone loved elvin because rumor was he had the good stuff , if you know what I mean
That’s what I’ve heard! Definitely probably had your ears ringing the next day! 😁
The story part is relatively close to his studio recording. He improvised the beer advertisements, hahaha Seriously, for your own enjoyment, check out the studio cut. You'll love it.
They call themselves the world's greatest bar band...The Capital Theater was about 10 minutes from the Budweiser plant. There is a lot more from this concert on youtube and it's worth a listen.
This is the actual song, modified for New Jersey!
Bootlegging back in the day if you wanted a Coors.😂❤
Burt Reynolds made a Coors run in Smokey and the Bandit 1977.
This is what I would call a loose interpretation of the original song. Elvin is not on the studio track so his parts were def an addition and George did go "off script" throughout. Some did seem improvised on the spot but there's no way I can know what is practiced and what is just made up on the fly. Either way, it's a banger of a song and this performance was insane. George didn't do a lot of shredding here but believe me, he is a bad man with that guitar. I seen him around this time frame - Bad To The Bone tour - and it was fire!!!
I went searching for another live vid from George and I found one called Reelin And Rockin from 1981. I never heard the song before. Don't know if it's a cover but it is a certified banger, for sure. George tears that guitar up and has moves I didn't know he had. Holy cow, I hope you can get to this one, Steven!! Shewee!! I'm a little shook from just watching it right now.
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One of the best double bills I've ever seen was when George & the Destroyers opened for the J.Geils Band at Madison Square Garden in the early 80's . Not THAT was a Party ! 🙂 George has awlays had a great sense of humor . On the back of his debut album is a photo of him on stage with a sign that read of his then 3 piece band , "The Worlds First 3 man Quartet" or something along those lines 🙂
never thought of elvin bishop as a guitar man. not bad.
Don't know if you noticed, Steven, but George was finger picking. As a wannabe guitarist myself, that's a technique I never got down. I have to use a pick, which I feel limits what I can do. But we all work around our limits.
That is the actual song, certainly it changes a bit here and there, but the Land Lady Blues is definitely part of the song.
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Thank you for watching! 😁
Wow .. I just looked him up.. George is old... lol.. I'm proud to be from Delaware but I guess I should have known the George is 17 yrs older than me.. I was too young to ever see him when he was playing bars in Delaware.
A couple other people said he’s still playing live! That’s wild! 😁
While this is a medley of "House Rent Boogie" and "One Bourbon, One Scotch, and One Beer," a lot of what he said during the riffing was improvised. IDK you're age, but pretty much everything he said about the beer brands were from commercials.
This version is half improv, purely because he’s playing with Bishop, but based loosely on the studio version.
The last time i saw i'm live , he wen't dirty but funny with some lady up front it was crazy
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Is George playing fingerstyle? Is that usual for him? Love me some rockin' blues.
He looks so young and healthy. It's amazing how rockers survive the cocaine and the heroin but the alcohol will take them and their looks to hell.
Yes, the studio version is pretty much like this….to a degree.
My pops grew up with George and knows him and the Delaware Destroyers very well…whenever he was around the Baltimore area he’d come over and we’d eat crabs…really good man..at one of those crab feasts we had Billy Gibbons was there along with George…knew Zappa too…he was a roadie and knew a lot of those guys through that..I have a pic of Frank Zappa pretending to put me in the oven when I was like a yr old…lol
You may not be able to react to it because of copyright but check out George doing The House Of Blue Lights at Volunteer Jam VIII!
Next up you need to react to I Drink alone by George.
🤘👍👍🤘ed
Let's Gooooo! This is my favorite by him. Check out David Wilcox Hypnotizing Boogie ( You won't be disappointed) Great reaction Steven and Peace out 🙏 ☮️ ✌️ This is the song ..with ad-libs. 😂You should check out the official video too.❤
I'm going to see David next week (I think for the fifth time), and he is definitely worth your recommendation.
@@NBKenC Nice I saw him in a bar north of Toronto back in 87. He's straight fire 🔥
@RockinMamaT My first time was in the early eighties. Last time was about ten years ago. Looking forward to this one!
@@NBKenC Have fun for me too ✌️
Great live performance, however you should listen to the studio version for a cleaner, crisper version of a great song
Best way for you to find out what's improvised react to the studio version and the story is not improvised.. It's all on the album.
He just ablibs in concert. Listen to the studio version. " Get Hair Cut and Get a Real Job". Is good
Don't know if The Allman Bros covered this for fun or not.................but they should've......LOL :)