David Wilcox rocks he does a great show I only saw him once back in the 90's and was supposed to see him a few years ago but could not make it but I will see him again before he retires my favorite tunes is Riverboat Fantasy and That Hypnotizin' Boogie but love all of his stuff really
Never had more fun than when Wilcox was playing the bars across Ontario, late 70s. The parties were legendary; the music outstanding. David, bless you, your guitar(s), your contribution. Sweetest and finest times of my life.
Nags Head North...I worked there. Staff knew who was in that night by my excitement and dance around the bar. Got to know some about David over 3yrs there.
@@gtownsparky Yep seen him a few times up there on Woodbine north of Steeles Ave we use to go watch him no matter where he was playing Last time I seen him was in Hamilton at Gage Park in 2015 or 2016.
I get teary eyed remembering how much fun me and my best buds had rocking video games and listening to David, Out Of The Woods was on constant rotation even in the era of grunge and hip hop early 90s.
I have so many great memories with Dave Wilcox playing in the background. I got to see him at the 3 Mile tavern in Saint John NB. It was during his Laying Pipe tour. At the time their was a big construction job going on at the oil refinery. He sold out 3 nights there. We had a blast and knew every song.
Montreal born David Wilcox! Born at the Montreal General Hospital in 1951 he’s one of my guitar hero’s I love David Wilcox the most underrated guitarist in the world!! God bless David Wilcox.❤🇨🇦🤠🇨🇦
Bad Apple. Incredible line. Just made you laugh, right from the start. A great guitar player, great musician. Could not believe Wilcox didn't have album after album of hits on radio, everywhere, all the time
This was my intro to Sir David. Late night Toronto television, early 70s, him dressed in a scarlet military bandsman uniform, Col Sanders beard, curly hair....and a God on guitar.
It was tough finding a good place with cold beer on Sunday nights in the 80s, so if you liked a spot, you would stick with it. I drank at The Nevada, and I think Mr Wilcox would be across from the old Woodbine at the Orchard Park having a few. Often, David and I would pass each other on the way home after closing time. We would both nod, say "hi", but never spoke beyond that.
The canadian bluesmsn...with his own twisted feel....GREAT CHOICE keep em comin....theres tons **Ya ya i mispell shit...blame it on the egg nog....hahaha
Well it sounded like a rebellious song like "some people" more specifically an authority figure the teacher were putting him down and he was standing up for himself also what do students give teachers? Apples so it was a good metaphor.
David Wilcox rocks he does a great show I only saw him once back in the 90's and was supposed to see him a few years ago but could not make it but I will see him again before he retires my favorite tunes is Riverboat Fantasy and That Hypnotizin' Boogie but love all of his stuff really
I saw him twice, twenty years apart, in Stroud Ontario. Both times were great, maybe even better the second time.
Dave is one of Canada's Music Legend's !
Never had more fun than when Wilcox was playing the bars across Ontario, late 70s. The parties were legendary; the music outstanding. David, bless you, your guitar(s), your contribution. Sweetest and finest times of my life.
Nags Head North...I worked there. Staff knew who was in that night by my excitement and dance around the bar. Got to know some about David over 3yrs there.
@@gtownsparky Yep seen him a few times up there on Woodbine north of Steeles Ave we use to go watch him no matter where he was playing Last time I seen him was in Hamilton at Gage Park in 2015 or 2016.
He's still touring,saw him in barrie last night...fantastic!
@@mikehurtubise4115 wow! Wish I'd known...I'd have made the pilgrimage. Good note to self: check tour dates! Glad you were there!
One of the greatest roots guitarists to live. He is a treasure and an incredible performer to this day.
Pretty cool bad apple!!
LEGEND.
Wilcox has and always will be 🇨🇦 Canada's hendrix, stevie ray vahan , bb king , Eddie van Halen all rolled in to one !!!
Rip eddie.
Well said. !!!
I wuv him 💜💜💜
I get teary eyed remembering how much fun me and my best buds had rocking video games and listening to David, Out Of The Woods was on constant rotation even in the era of grunge and hip hop early 90s.
Gimme a toke out back, with a bouncer named Jack.
I have so many great memories with Dave Wilcox playing in the background.
I got to see him at the 3 Mile tavern in Saint John NB. It was during his Laying Pipe tour. At the time their was a big construction job going on at the oil refinery. He sold out 3 nights there. We had a blast and knew every song.
Carl carl you are a bad apple brother !!!
Montreal born David Wilcox! Born at the Montreal General Hospital in 1951 he’s one of my guitar hero’s I love David Wilcox the most underrated guitarist in the world!! God bless David Wilcox.❤🇨🇦🤠🇨🇦
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Bad Apple. Incredible line. Just made you laugh, right from the start. A great guitar player, great musician. Could not believe Wilcox didn't have album after album of hits on radio, everywhere, all the time
This was my intro to Sir David. Late night Toronto television, early 70s, him dressed in a scarlet military bandsman uniform, Col Sanders beard, curly hair....and a God on guitar.
My fVourite wilcox tune 🙌
Never hear bare footing anywhere. Loved that song. Took me 2hrs to find my shoes at the net
I am rhe sweetest apple on the tree🤪💋❤Mad Maple Syrupppppy Canadian love to you/fan forever.
We all were "Bad Apples" at some point in our lives!
some still are :)
Cheers Brian all Canadian and cheers to you ,
Love the intro,amazing swagger to this song.
Great lyrics.
Awesome.
hes been wearing the same shirt since 1987. Blues af
Sine 1980 Nags Head North
There are some people that make me piss myself laughing just listening to antything they say. This man is a creative genius one of Toronto’s own
I fired off thode stink bombs in the lobby of the Chateau Frontenac in Quebec City as a 12 year old.
Was THIS during a School Trip for "Carnival"?
Would have Been NASTY with a Full House!!!
😂
Love You# DavidWilcox
Hi Dave ... We first met in 1977 Always entertaining Bro. You guy’s take good care. BigFan Everett
Even when David is just explaining the history of the song, he has a timing about it...almost on the beat.
It was tough finding a good place with cold beer on Sunday nights in the 80s, so if you liked a spot, you would stick with it. I drank at The Nevada, and I think Mr Wilcox would be across from the old Woodbine at the Orchard Park having a few. Often, David and I would pass each other on the way home after closing time. We would both nod, say "hi", but never spoke beyond that.
layin pipe good song very funny.
there are two david wilcox singer songwriters. they are very different
Yes, this is the good David Wilcox
We're all messed up and fallen short in one way or another and we can't please everyone all the time. We're all bad apples but we're trying.
The canadian bluesmsn...with his own twisted feel....GREAT CHOICE
keep em comin....theres tons
**Ya ya i mispell shit...blame it on the egg nog....hahaha
Your so fking amazing & entertaining. got me a box of stink bombs right here i ordered on line. lol.
more more more
I tossed a stink bomb in the girls washroom in school back in the day stunk the whole place up like rotten eggs
Well it sounded like a rebellious song like "some people" more specifically an authority figure the teacher were putting him down and he was standing up for himself also what do students give teachers? Apples so it was a good metaphor.
Yep played lots of pranks .
This guy looked like a Viking back in the 70s
You are not going to please a Mother in Law that doesnt like you .. Thank God I have the one I do ..
Big difference between his speaking voice and his singing voice.
You mean, NO difference at all, right?
@@mikeuher5054well, no.
@@sianwarwick633 actually, I mean yes.