You're wrong. This sound is alive and well, but you can't expect it to look for _you,_ you have to look for _it._ Look up *"Rival Sons",* they have a great 70s sound. Dirty Honey. Of course, Greta Van Fleet. The sound is still out there, if you're willing to look for it.
I believe you may be correct sir. I was born in 97 but my dad was born in 57 and he grew up seeing all the greatest bands. Im blessed for him to have passed his music taste down onto me.
I had just joined the Marine Corps and being a black dude it was strange at that time to see someone like me jamming to this but I was always ahead of time when it came to music. And this just set me into a zone I didn't want to go out of. Today at 64 when I'm riding and it comes on I love it when that road is right when the weather is great when the tent is full and my mind is clear. I just go to that zone of yesterday
I'm a 57yr old black man and I've loved guitars from day one... I love RnB but I luuuuv rock concerts and still go to shows today... It's what I do...🤘🏿🤘🏿🤘🏿
i saw them in 1980 at a bar in south carolina.after i was 18 and fresh out of marine corp boot camp.they finished there first set hughie says to me hey kid grab me a bud and get yourself a beer.i talked to him about 15 mins, he gave me a guitar stand and thanked me for defending our country, how cool was that!!!! never forgot what a great guy he was im 60 now. those were the days not like now.my turn thank you hughie!!!!! RIP
@@tomhomer891 You da Ma-weenie? PROSZĘ, PRZESTAŃ, proszę, nie mów rzeczy, których nie rozumiesz. Szatan przyjdzie po ciebie, gdy księżyc wzejdzie! Swędzenie obszaru odbytu / osła przypisuje się infekcji pasożytniczej. Proszę, myj swoje brudne ja częściej. Obecnie dostępne są miejscowe metody leczenia pasożytów. Straszne gówno powinno wkrótce się skończyć.
Billy Jones is playing the Gibson guitar here. I saw these guys around 1994 in Madison Wisconsin. This was their last song. I was in front of the stage when they walked off. I offered Hughie a cig from my pack of Marlboro's. He took one and put his guitar pick in my Marlboro pack.
@volkerke5315 9:50 mark dude. Listen to that. Too bad Billy Jones committed suicide about 12 years ago. He was a mathematician. Very smart. But he wanted to play guitar. Hughie died of a heart attack about 15 or 20 years ago.. sitting in his house watching a Florida Gator football game.
Many years ago, I played this (studio) loud riding with my Dad, he asked why do I like this. I said, it's great. In a way, it sums up our relationship.
It NEVER gets played in my area. There's so many awesome songs that just never get played. It's the same 100 songs since I was a child and I'm 53 now. You're totally right.
@@andrewordog519 i feel ya brother but even i have to say thats a syretch there but aint it great we live in a world where we can love and appreciate them both rock on man
Truly the best time to have been alive and to put on the headphones, smoke some Panama Red with friends and be carried away in the spirit with these great guitarists. Oh how I miss those days 1973/74.
This song is one of the greatest songs ever written and played.. in 1978 when I was in college a friend played guitar on his Les Paul and he played every note and every guitar lick in its entirety to this song . Every note every guitar lick. ..i was completely blown away.
@dustysummers2680 well it sure sounded note for note when I watched him play it in front of my eyes...I remember he had very long blonde hair ... I was completely blown away and I'm a guitar player :)
I saw these guy at Colorado Sunday # 2 in June 1977 and with ZZ Top a couple of years later. This song is timeless among their longtime fans. 70,000 people on their feet. I’ll never forget!
Met them at Thoroughbred music in Tampa Fl.1980's. Down home...Being a musician at that time, I really appreciated their spirit. I still enjoy it until this day. Those were the "Best" of times...not like today. It was played from the "Heart" not for followers and money. It was the "Real deal". Thank God it was in my time...Rock On, Gentlemen, Rock On!!!!👍🤟🤙😎
Allman Brothers, Skynyrd, Outlaws and Molly Hatchet. Best Southern bands of all time at that time and beyond. I saw all the original band members and what a blessing.
This song was to the Outlaws what Whipping Post was to the Allman Brothers Band, or what Freebird was to Lynyrd Skynyrd, or what Highway Song was to Blackfoot. Those last song of the night, show ending 15 to 20 minute plus powerful guitar opus songs that all of the great southern bands had in their arsenal. The song that would whip the crowd into an absolute frenzy right before being sent out the door for that amped ride back home. The common denominator with the afore mentioned songs was that no matter how great the studio versions sounded, you could really never truly appreciate just how great the songs were until you saw or heard those bands perform them live with those endless, forever solos added on as they were jammed onstage live for twice as long as they were played in the studio when those albums were recorded.
I am a southern rock fan. I saw them all. I grew up in Jacksonville Fl. Remember paying 5 bucks to see three bands. We collected soda bottles for seven people to go. Hence why Curtis Lowe is my favorite Lynyrd Skynyrd song. RIP Gary Rossington RIP Lynyrd Skynyrd. Heaven's got a hell of a band!!
Alright, Alright, ALL RIGHT ! I've heard enough about it being perfect, & never missing a note. I have, over the course of 2 weeks (actually15 days) have METICOUSLY transcribed the entire 24 odd minute Magnum Opus...(actually I QUIT AT MEASURE 876....the drums I'm slow as hell on, and it became a bit excessive halfway through, ...8 hrs a day ,10 the first 2 days....when the other drummer came in I began getting old...) -of course I included repeat measures for many of the versres and choruses,- I maybe crazy but ain't no schmoo- but did indeed catch a semi-ghosted note at the 20 minute mark, but skip that it might be incorrect. During the drum solo, after the other drummer was going along to accompany the other one ... there is flim-flam that didn't flu....Just forget it... That dang course I took in transcribing...a freakin 36 weeks of Zappa multple measures of 17/8 ,5/4, and 9/8 reggae, Steve Vai in depth, musical nightmare..he did say no one had stayed with it as long as I had. Yeah freakin bullshit cuz thats cartoon music that Sylvester and Wil E. Coyote ...just nevermind. Beep Beep. Road trippin', Vicksburg to Jackson.
The original song is under 10 minutes. So they added alot of notes. Now I know why some bands have 2 drummers. In case one of them cramps up during a 20+ minute song. They can keep the time going till they rub it out.😆 Great song and group.
So good, I love watching live rock concert videos that just show nothing else but the band playing indstruments ,no hippy dippy video editor editing annoying flash cuts in time to the music… just give me a locked off shot like I am there. This video of The Outlaws one of the finest live rock videos I’ve ever seen.
I WASH FRESH BACK FROM THE NAM AND AT FORT RILEY, KANSAS AND SHARED AN APT. ACROSS THE STREET FRON KSU in MANHATTAN, KANSAS. I HAD THE VINAL LP ALBUM. SO MANY GREAT GUITARISTS IN ONE PLACE AT THE SAME TIME PUTTING THEIR TALENTS ON FULL DISPLAY FOR YOU, PLAYING THEIR HEARTS OUT FOR YOU !!! WE WERE TRULY BLESSED. 1973 -74 .
The Outlaws - Tampa, Florida's favorite sons. The local band that made it BIG. Rest in peace Hughie Thomasson (white shirt) and Billy Jones (red shirt) - one of the most unknown and underrated lead guitar players in Rock & Roll history. Thanks for the music & thanks for the memories!
Billy was exceptional. A shame, he left the band for whatever reasons and never found his way. I've found a few rare recordings of him, the man could play.
I just found out that Freddie Salem (1953-2024) died this past September. Green grass and high tides forever, hoss. You left behind a great legacy. Nowadays you’re in heaven jamming with Hughie Thomasson, Billy Jones, and Frank O’Keefe. RIP.
😮OMG..! I'm 75 and a musican who loves ALL kinds of " MUSIC * Have played with some greats BUT this came up on my YT and it rang a bell so I played it and 🤯😱 OMG ! There are NO WORDS that would do this masterpiece ANY JUSTICE at all ! A Classic that would make ANY Classic " MUSIC" list by anyone ! Cant listen to it enough ! Aren't WE admirers so lucky to have had so much of this music to hear over the years ! ❤ What a gift ! Thank you all
Best version of this song I've EVER heard. Great intro, funky different beat carried on at times through the song. Wow, just wow! I miss real talent like this.
I just discovered this piece of song and I'm amazed. At 53 years old, in the decade when I was a child, the most wonderful songs in history were written. How lucky those of you who were able to see those great rock groups live and how envious you make me!
Hughie Thomason & Billy Jones were such a great guitar duo and way ahead of their time. It's pretty cool how Billy was a piano player in the band and decided to learn guitar and it came to him like 2nd nature...Such a bummer that Southern Rock has pretty much fizzled out into something of the past, but at least we have these awesome memories of these great musicians...
Outlaws, Molly hatchet, Lynyrd Skynyrd, ZZ-Top Use to keep me company in my 18-wheeler driving across county for days and weeks retired in 2014 40 years on the road and still rock out to all of them. I'm 72 and still got to hear them
I’m going to see the outlaws, ZZ Top, and Lynyrd Skynyrd Tonight in Indy! I’m super excited and have never seen any of them. Granted most of the OG members are dead but I’m still so happy to see the last few members while I can!
In March 1976, at Winterland, I was sitting on the floor close to the stage listening to the Outlaws, (who were the middle act between Paris with Bob Welsh, and Lynyrd Skynyrd). As the Outlaws were playing, some rando guy near me asked if they were any good. I was shocked. I said, "Just listen to them!" For me, "Green Grass" was the highlight of the night. They blew me away! For me, Skynyrd did not top them. One of the best live songs ever.
They knew how God they were by the reactions of the crowd. It is like a drug you get addicted to it and crave it more and more so you keep knocking it out of the ball park so you get your fix, it is an awesome feeling believe me! So they are definitely aware of it and so are we! Jam on you Outlaws!
This was to have been my funeral song, but I've outlived all who cared, so I will enjoy this masterpiece as I always have. This song is an epic poem which speaks Love to all who listen.
This song, also. In Memory of Elizabeth Reed by the Allman brothers, the 13 minute version of Soul Sacrifice by Santana, and live versions of China Cat Sunflower/ I know you Rider from the Grateful Dead
I saw the majority of my concerts in the 70's when I was a teenager. You could walk almost anywhere you wanted to and party with no problem- nobody hassled you and the bands were beyond awesome. Those days were the best and unfortunately gone forever in this country.
And this ladies and gentlemen is the way that it is done. Saw them with Molly Hatchet ’79/80 Nothing like Southern Rock. Man I miss these days. RIP and thanks for the greatest of memories. ❤
Capitol Theatre, Passaic, New Jersey, one of the most historical music venues ever! The overwhelming sheer talent that performed there is simply incredible!
Myself included ! I used to push out 200watts per channel in the cab of a pickup with 4 speakers . Music was my Soul n still is . Can’t tell you how many times I’ve listened to this jam. I believe the words , will see Hughie n Billy again . Take care Friend.
When I got the hell out of high school in '73, I had no idea of the music to come, never been a better time for genuine talent, we were smokin', jokin', and rockin'! RIP Foghat.
In 2007 we went out to the beach in Long Island NY to see Dickey Betts. Imagine the thrill when I found out the Outlaws were the opening act! As it happened I was with some young people who barely knew what "Southern Rock" was. I said, "Oh, wait for 'Green Grass'". It's nonsense what they say about short attention spans- you just have to engage mind, body and soul with all your heart...The acoustics were great and the crowd was on their feet screaming. Of course the joy of the song is that the electric guitars go on forever and ever in a series of tidal waves. Hughie did not disappoint. There was no hiding the fact of middle age in physical appearance. But that 55 year old man blew the roof off. I was stunned by the sheer energy and concentration on display. So although the news was very sad, it came as no surprise that he was dead of a heart attack a month later. He's not resting in peace. He's killing it on a stage somewhere.
I guess my "systems administrator " has shut down my ability to comment. Well, fuck him too. I remember the first time I walked into my local biker bar with an Outlaws t-shirt on and someone asked who the fuck is that? Same thing happened when I walked in with a Tom Petty shirt on. Unfortunately some people are born idiots and they don't get any better. It's genetic.
I’m 48, my dad’s favorite band, and has always been one of mine, the Outlaws. This album was on repeat in my house growing up as a kid. Absolutely loved it. On tour in Leesburg, Va in January 2025!!
I saw these guys live about 1995. Their last song was this one. I was in front of the stage and i offered Hugh a cig from my pack of Marlboro. He took one and put his guitar pic in my Marlboro pack. Awesome!!
I saw these guys for the first time in 1980-81 New Year’s Eve concert in Lakeland, Fla. My buddy and I rolled like 20 joints in the far back of his mom’s station wagon while my mom talked to his mom on the ride there. I was only 14 and we had a blast! Off!!!
Oh the 70's fresh out of high-school starting adulthood & still living carefree,work & party where the rules of the day,enjoying the whole 70's music southern rock,eagles,CCR,to many to remember & name,such a simpler time 😎🤙🇺🇸
Hughie "Buster" Thomasson was my moms cousin. He orignally live across the road from us in Buchanan, Va before they moved to FL. when he was a kid. He was here for a big family reunion a year or so before he passed. Green grass & high tides indeed.
Those of us old enough fortunate enough experience these legends up close and in person in a much simpler time are blessed with unforgettable memories..best times of my life growing up with great music and bands
I'm afraid that whenever I read that line - "THOSE were the best times of my life" it kinda spooks me. I'm 64 and I KIND OF understand - but it takes some EFFORT to get up, out and make some NEW MEMORIES pronto. There are people even in their TWENTIES who have kinda bagged it, and spend the next... 50 years reminiscing about HIGH SCHOOL Yikes! Just say whoa.....
I hail from the once great state of Virginia. Saw my first concert in 1970... B.B. King / Duane Allman and the Brother's. Have seen Skynyrd, Outlaws, Marshall Tucker, Alman Brother's, on and on, etc. Some of us took advantage of so many concerts, so much music and so cheap. We lived on the golden era of the greatest music ever. Thank God I did. 40-50 years fast forward and I'm still doing it just paying through through the noise as they say. Don't know about y'all but I still play my vinyl album's. Some people spend their money on goods, I spend mine on Music! Keeps the sanity...
@@mikebaird8648 ha ! I grew up in MD ,we were probably going to the same concerts ...stay young brother ! I still try to play my guitar but unfortunately arthritis and an accident ,my hands aren't what they used to be .luckily I still have my ears lol ..
One of the best (long) songs of the seventies. I spent a good part of my teens listening to The Outlaws. Great to hear them all these years later. Great band.
The Outlaws was a House Band at the Pillow Talk Lounge in Cocoa Beach's Satellite Motel in 1972. I cut that wild hair of Huey's, as I was in Beauty School that Fall & Winter & used fake IDs to get in to the bars. They knew me as Connie (Driver) then. I was living in Berkeley in 1976, & heard them come across KSFO Radio one day that July ... It was soooo thrilling!!!
Awesome era i grew up in...💪💪🇺🇸🇺🇸🍺🍺😎 There will never be another like it... I'm sixty and I haven't stopped listening to the best music,,, seventies and early eighties.. And ""will'""never be..💪🇺🇸💪🍺🍺😎🇺🇸GOD-BLESS GOD-SPEED B-SAFE THANKU AGAIN ALL MUSIC,,OUT OF THE 70S...
And I posted three separate replies on a Reply thread, but all three disappeared immediately. I said there that music is a universal language appreciated by all. Race, color and creed are IRRELEVANT. I'm 81. A Southern man. I grew up in the 50's listening to WLAC, Nashville, Tennessee and Robert Johnson, Muddy Waters, BB King and all the Bluesmasters. The Blues, born out of poverty and loneliness is THE foundation for rock n roll and all the other incredible stuff that we love so much today. Little Richard. Elvis. Fats Domino. Chuck Berry.The Platters. The Supremes. Michael Jackson. The Shirelles. Of course, black gospel music was delightfully included. And so much more. It was a wonderful time to be alive. ❤️
Hey man I am 66 years old and I was introduced to all those groups that you just mentioned the older guys that I hung with . I am from south east Alabama the home of fort Rucker . The largest helicopter training center in the world . I hope all’s well with you and your family.☮️❤️
This song made me weep openly! I saw them in Florida back in 77 and met them at an all night diner in Lakeland later that night. I still have all their autographs and pictures from that diner!
I got into rock & roll when I was 8 years old I am 73 now. I have seen the Outlaws, Lynyrd skynyrd & Molly Hatchet all three bands in KCMO. I have seen Molly Hatchet, ZZ Top & Lynyrd Skynyrd twice. I saw my favorite band Pink Floyd in LA in 1987 with my oldest son. Rock Rock Rock on!!!!!!!!
Hughie Thomasson will NEVER write a more poignant rock song to honor his musical heroes. What a gem...all these years later... Henry Paul, Tampa (and FLORIDA...) loves you...
Southern Rock, Best Ever! Going To And Listening To Since My Teen Years, I'm 64 Now And Still Rocking To It! Skynyrd, Outlaws, Tucker, MOLLY HATCHET, Z.Z. TOP, ALLMAN BROTHERS, And So Own! Best Years Ever!
One great song. I was blessed to see them play this very song. Every since this l have loved the guitar. Thank you guys for that God bless you guys rest in peace.
I’ve lived in 7 states and probably 30 or so cities and towns. I used to hang out in a lot of bars. I would always play Southern rock on the jukebox and just watch the people come up to see who these bands were that I played. It would just blow people away.
It's super cool at the 10:18 mark when Hughie wanders over near Billy for a 'Hey, let's do this lick together' moment. This video is some 23+ min long, but it goes by like it's 3 minutes. If I didn't have a job & have to eat & sleep, I could listen to it over & over & over. This is one where they 'gave me the beat, freed my soul & I get lost in their rock n' roll' lol
Billy Jones and Hughie Thomasson were absolute monsters on guitar. I love Allmans, Skynyrd and everyone else but these guys were where it was really at.
Agree on all points boys but my personal list has all these mentioned, plus Barry Bailey & JR Cobb of Atlanta Rhythm Section. Their anthem is Another Man’s Woman, and it rides just fine alongside Green Grass and Freebird.
Please dont be coming down on me to hard, i wasnt born till 75 so i wasnt paying attention for the inception, which guy is it playing the strat, and which is playing the les paul?
its incredibly rare to see the raw emotion on stevie and lindseys faces when they are singing to each other, its almost as if no one else exsits in that moment. I think there is still a lot of love left there
When Rock N Roll/country rock ruled-when people wrote & played their music, when no one had a cell & listened & rocked out. I was at the tail of end but my brothers all went to see these amaing bands in the 70's-I saw some as well in the 80''s. We cant go back, makes me happy & comforted we have these vids.Rock out always & forever to the Outlaws and the amazing era of music America had.
I think I saw them on this same tour, but in Manchester NH. The Outlaws guitarists came out on stage and joined Marshall Tucker to finish up the last few songs of the show. It was amazing.
America's Guitar Army, The Outlaws...
Molly Hatchet, the other guitar army
@@bigsky3072 Preaching to the choir.🤠
Lynyrd skynyrd anyone
Putting ads in the middle of this video should be a federal offense.
@Tank MacNamara I ain’t paying $15 a month for TH-cam, pal.
@Tank MacNamara why dont you just tell us then ???
@@DutchDiederik type in youtube ad blocker in google and install that and youre golden
Molly Hatchet opened for him. Was at this Concert. I leaned on a pukey table and won't forget,😬! Awesome Show,SmallTheatre!
@@TheDantastic23 fuck yeah
Music will never be like this again, and the young generations don't know what they're missing
Nor do they care.😢
@@JohnMoore-xf5wy So So true & pathetic too.
So true and yeah pathetic..they will never know great Rock and Roll 😏
You're wrong. This sound is alive and well, but you can't expect it to look for _you,_ you have to look for _it._ Look up *"Rival Sons",* they have a great 70s sound. Dirty Honey. Of course, Greta Van Fleet. The sound is still out there, if you're willing to look for it.
Nah that's not entirely true, a lot of us highly appreciate and love it ✌️
Well Folks I have to say, We grew up to the BEST MUSIC of ALL TIME. Not just Southern Rock, But the Entire 70's.🥳🥳🥳😎😎
Yeppers! Saw Outlaws and Skynyrd together in "76 and they're touring together this year, what's left of them.
No original skyward left
I believe you may be correct sir. I was born in 97 but my dad was born in 57 and he grew up seeing all the greatest bands. Im blessed for him to have passed his music taste down onto me.
@Mike_Nowlan I did the same with my 2. Introduced them to the Greatest and Never Repeated Music
1965 -1980 was the best time for music. No matter the genre, even country was good back then.
One of the Greatest Rock n Roll songs of all time
THE , Greatest Rock & Roll Song of All Time ..........
It just is!❤
AGREED..…ONE OF 'EM...ALONG WITH LAYLA!......& OTHER ASSORTED.. ....
One of many.
✌💀👍🎸🎼🎶🎵🇺🇸🔥🔥
Yes....
I had just joined the Marine Corps and being a black dude it was strange at that time to see someone like me jamming to this but I was always ahead of time when it came to music. And this just set me into a zone I didn't want to go out of. Today at 64 when I'm riding and it comes on I love it when that road is right when the weather is great when the tent is full and my mind is clear. I just go to that zone of yesterday
I'm 69 and some folks when I was in high school just didn't understand why I liked R&B so much. I hope they do now.
I'm a 57yr old black man and I've loved guitars from day one... I love RnB but I luuuuv rock concerts and still go to shows today... It's what I do...🤘🏿🤘🏿🤘🏿
65 and here with you all.
Amen Homes
Doesn't matter black or white ..A masterpiece!
i saw them in 1980 at a bar in south carolina.after i was 18 and fresh out of marine corp boot camp.they finished there first set hughie says to me hey kid grab me a bud and get yourself a beer.i talked to him about 15 mins, he gave me a guitar stand and thanked me for defending our country, how cool was that!!!! never forgot what a great guy he was im 60 now. those were the days not like now.my turn thank you hughie!!!!! RIP
Semper Fi! Also in USMC BOOT CAMP in 1980 plt. 2027 oorah!!
@@tomhomer891 You da Ma-weenie? PROSZĘ, PRZESTAŃ, proszę, nie mów rzeczy, których nie rozumiesz. Szatan przyjdzie po ciebie, gdy księżyc wzejdzie!
Swędzenie obszaru odbytu / osła przypisuje się infekcji pasożytniczej. Proszę, myj swoje brudne ja częściej. Obecnie dostępne są miejscowe metody leczenia pasożytów. Straszne gówno powinno wkrótce się skończyć.
Where's the guitar?
Dude that is awesome
@@tomhomer891 DUDE-Plt. 2028 MCRD San Diego CA Apr-Jun 1980 !
This guitar solos are timeless, makes me feel like a young man in the seventies!
Greetings from Germany!
Billy Jones is playing the Gibson guitar here. I saw these guys around 1994 in Madison Wisconsin. This was their last song. I was in front of the stage when they walked off. I offered Hughie a cig from my pack of Marlboro's. He took one and put his guitar pick in my Marlboro pack.
@@bigsky3072 Great story!
@volkerke5315 9:50 mark dude. Listen to that. Too bad Billy Jones committed suicide about 12 years ago. He was a mathematician. Very smart. But he wanted to play guitar. Hughie died of a heart attack about 15 or 20 years ago.. sitting in his house watching a Florida Gator football game.
Rock on brother 🤘
This jam frickin SMOKES...I had forgotten the level of craftsmanship the outlaws rode with...
Craftsmen...Just the word that occurred to me as I hungrily FED on this music!!!🤔🤩
If someone tells you they don't like Southern Rock, play for them this song. It transcends all genres. I get goosebumps EVERY TIME.
Green Grass and high tides forever
if it's too loud you're too damn old
Yeppers.
Many years ago, I played this (studio) loud riding with my Dad, he asked why do I like this. I said, it's great. In a way, it sums up our relationship.
So do I man 👍👍✌✌🎸🎸
Is anyone rocking in 2024?
Back when musicians put their heart and soul into the music.
I am !!
12/9/24
My 2yr old comment is right below this one.
Got 5 likes 🥳👍 lol
Old school yesss
Me. Allman brothers
Marshall tucker band
38 special
Outlaws
Lynyrd skynyrd
This needs an upload without ads killing it
I have to say that a You Tube subscription is the answer - worth every penny!
adblock. easy.
Hughie and Billy, two of the finest players to ever pick up a guitar. Rest In Peace boys, we miss you!!
Are they both gone ...
@@duck539 sadly, yes. 😢
Billy and clapton are my favs
Who is the guy in the red shirt and black les Paul?
This song is a masterpiece. It’s way underrepresented in the classic’s list
I hate to say it, I will take this over freebird any day.
It NEVER gets played in my area. There's so many awesome songs that just never get played. It's the same 100 songs since I was a child and I'm 53 now. You're totally right.
Yeah I accidentally found that option once but ill be damned if ii can get back to it on purpose lmao
I agreee one of the greatest instrumentallclassics just all round kickass song
@@andrewordog519 i feel ya brother but even i have to say thats a syretch there but aint it great we live in a world where we can love and appreciate them both rock on man
Truly...One of the Greatest Rock n Roll songs ever
Yes. Sir. Rock on
We were blessed to have the entertainment in America that we had in the 60s and 70s and 80s
Truly the best time to have been alive and to put on the headphones, smoke some Panama Red with friends and be carried away in the spirit with these great guitarists. Oh how I miss those days 1973/74.
@edwinkitowski5178 copy that. Do you remember the Columbian Gold. Lots of seeds but the weed was phenomenal
Amen❤
This is my “Friday drive home from work with the windows down and the volume cranked” song. It’s my weekly ritual.
don't forget about the Dio
This is one of them everyday goin anywhere kinda songs, heard this 49 years ago!
What really sucks, is when you get it cranked up and really start getting into it ...and then... commercial!!!
Love it, same here
@@michaelwagers7583 satellite radio or you tube solves this problem...
This song is one of the greatest songs ever written and played.. in 1978 when I was in college a friend played guitar on his Les Paul and he played every note and every guitar lick in its entirety to this song . Every note every guitar lick. ..i was completely blown away.
If this song doesn't get you on your feet I feel bad for you...these boys rock it!
I was there 74 to 78 and we went to Lake Aguile and heard the best rendition of Freebird...tripping balls
@@dustysummers2680 I hope not. That's the whole idea.
prolly gary…gary moore
@dustysummers2680 well it sure sounded note for note when I watched him play it in front of my eyes...I remember he had very long blonde hair ... I was completely blown away and I'm a guitar player :)
I saw these guy at Colorado Sunday # 2 in June 1977 and with ZZ Top a couple of years later. This song is timeless among their longtime fans. 70,000 people on their feet. I’ll never forget!
Rock and Roll will Never Die !
saw zz three times in one year in Dallas. one time Billy used a half dollar as a pick
I am SO glad I grew up during the 70's. That was my generation.... No internet, No cell phones. Just great music, friends, weed, and times.
This is a great song ve been listen since I was 13 an I'm 62 great song🎉
Met them at Thoroughbred music in Tampa Fl.1980's. Down home...Being a musician at that time, I really appreciated their spirit. I still enjoy it until this day. Those were the "Best" of times...not like today. It was played from the "Heart" not for followers and money. It was the "Real deal". Thank God it was in my time...Rock On, Gentlemen, Rock On!!!!👍🤟🤙😎
I miss the days of 25 minute songs with epic guitar solos.
Listen to goose
The key word there is music. Real musical talent nowadays is there, but they’re buried under the gimmick acts
@@paulnissen5599 I miss the days of concerts like this!!!
@@paulnissen5599The Disco Biscuits are where it's at. Goose is weak sauce
Allman Brothers, Skynyrd, Outlaws and Molly Hatchet. Best Southern bands of all time at that time and beyond. I saw all the original band members and what a blessing.
Never heard of Skynard. I did hear of Skynyrd though.
@@guitarlad89 Just a typo, but glad you showed up to point that out.
Don't forget Marshall Tucker Band!
Check out Point Blank's debut lp from 1976, really good too.
ZZ Top and Marshall Tucker would like to have a word
This song was to the Outlaws what Whipping Post was to the Allman Brothers Band, or what Freebird was to Lynyrd Skynyrd, or what Highway Song was to Blackfoot. Those last song of the night, show ending 15 to 20 minute plus powerful guitar opus songs that all of the great southern bands had in their arsenal. The song that would whip the crowd into an absolute frenzy right before being sent out the door for that amped ride back home. The common denominator with the afore mentioned songs was that no matter how great the studio versions sounded, you could really never truly appreciate just how great the songs were until you saw or heard those bands perform them live with those endless, forever solos added on as they were jammed onstage live for twice as long as they were played in the studio when those albums were recorded.
Good old ((music) 2222 .
Hell Yeah!
💯 %%%%
And Fire on the Mountain for marshal Tucker! Right?
It is also, still, a winning hook for any band to know...have a GD great signature song.
I am a southern rock fan. I saw them all. I grew up in Jacksonville Fl. Remember paying 5 bucks to see three bands. We collected soda bottles for seven people to go. Hence why Curtis Lowe is my favorite Lynyrd Skynyrd song. RIP Gary Rossington RIP Lynyrd Skynyrd. Heaven's got a hell of a band!!
I paid $5.50 to see this live in 78. I miss talent like this.
Do you still have your ticket stub? I hope so.
I paid 10.50 to see these guys Santana, The Dead, and Eddie Money live at Autzen Stadium in 1978. Badass show took ALL day long.
Same here with Molly Hatchet opening, still have the stub.
That’s high quality living my man, high key jealous
Saw them at Adventure Island in Tampa in 83. Too drunk to remember what I paid for tix but worth a lot more than whatever it cost
23 minutes. Never missed a note. Pure gold. This is road trip music. After all these years its still unbeleiveable. Wow.
Alright, Alright, ALL RIGHT ! I've heard enough about it being perfect, & never missing a note. I have, over the course of 2 weeks (actually15 days) have METICOUSLY transcribed the entire 24 odd minute Magnum Opus...(actually I QUIT AT MEASURE 876....the drums I'm slow as hell on, and it became a bit excessive halfway through, ...8 hrs a day ,10 the first 2 days....when the other drummer came in I began getting old...) -of course I included repeat measures for many of the versres and choruses,- I maybe crazy but ain't no schmoo- but did indeed catch a semi-ghosted note at the 20 minute mark, but skip that it might be incorrect. During the drum solo, after the other drummer was going along to accompany the other one ... there is flim-flam that didn't flu....Just forget it... That dang course I took in transcribing...a freakin 36 weeks of Zappa multple measures of 17/8 ,5/4, and 9/8 reggae, Steve Vai in depth, musical nightmare..he did say no one had stayed with it as long as I had. Yeah freakin bullshit cuz thats cartoon music that Sylvester and Wil E. Coyote ...just nevermind. Beep Beep. Road trippin', Vicksburg to Jackson.
The original song is under 10 minutes. So they added alot of notes. Now I know why some bands have 2 drummers. In case one of them cramps up during a 20+ minute song. They can keep the time going till they rub it out.😆 Great song and group.
He said rub it out , ha ha, yeah rub it it out hehe
So good, I love watching live rock concert videos that just show nothing else but the band playing indstruments ,no hippy dippy video editor editing annoying flash cuts in time to the music… just give me a locked off shot like I am there. This video of The Outlaws one of the finest live rock videos I’ve ever seen.
You would Like Zappa then ?
They all were hitting on all 8
Nothing short of a masterpiece! Masterclass musical artwork...
I WASH FRESH BACK FROM THE NAM AND AT FORT RILEY, KANSAS AND SHARED AN APT. ACROSS THE STREET FRON KSU in MANHATTAN, KANSAS. I HAD THE VINAL LP ALBUM. SO MANY GREAT GUITARISTS IN ONE PLACE AT THE SAME TIME PUTTING THEIR TALENTS ON FULL DISPLAY FOR YOU, PLAYING THEIR HEARTS OUT FOR YOU !!! WE WERE TRULY BLESSED. 1973 -74 .
I’ve heard and seen this video a million times and I’ll see it a million more. The way Huey and Billy trade licks is magic. I love this song!🎸🎸🎸
Bros clipin along on their.horses comin to keep from us tha gallos pole..
Got to party with them
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The most UNDERRATED rock anthem of all time.
Not by my generation!❤
The Outlaws - Tampa, Florida's favorite sons. The local band that made it BIG. Rest in peace Hughie Thomasson (white shirt) and Billy Jones (red shirt) - one of the most unknown and underrated lead guitar players in Rock & Roll history. Thanks for the music & thanks for the memories!
Amen. RIP, We'll meet again cuz Heaven has a helluva band...🤘
"Billy Jones (red shirt) - one of the most unknown and underrated lead guitar players in Rock & Roll history."
that's right.
Maybe dying won’t be so bad if you could go back in history to any point in time.
@@rodmunch4879 concur
Billy was exceptional. A shame, he left the band for whatever reasons and never found his way. I've found a few rare recordings of him, the man could play.
I just found out that Freddie Salem (1953-2024) died this past September. Green grass and high tides forever, hoss. You left behind a great legacy. Nowadays you’re in heaven jamming with Hughie Thomasson, Billy Jones, and Frank O’Keefe. RIP.
Sucks 😢 we're getting old my man 😢
Who was the other guitarist he doesn't get the credit he deserves
Been rocking to this for 44 years now. It never gets old
44 years? Aren't you tired by now dude? Take a rest for heaven's sake! Guinness book of world records for Christ's sake!
I was in 7th grade when I discovered the Outlaws!!!!..Green grass was never the same.............
😮OMG..! I'm 75 and a musican who loves ALL kinds of " MUSIC * Have played with some greats BUT this came up on my YT and it rang a bell so I played it and 🤯😱 OMG ! There are NO WORDS that would do this masterpiece ANY JUSTICE at all ! A Classic that would make ANY Classic " MUSIC" list by anyone ! Cant listen to it enough ! Aren't WE admirers so lucky to have had so much of this music to hear over the years ! ❤ What a gift ! Thank you all
Nothing better than 20 plus minutes of guitar heaven
23 MINUTES PLUS!!! M.O'B
Best version of this song I've EVER heard. Great intro, funky different beat carried on at times through the song. Wow, just wow! I miss real talent like this.
Makes you want to dance around in the living room for sure!!
Don't we all.😢
@@JohnMoore-xf5wy We do
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Buy the album Bring ‘em Back Alive it’s this recording
I just discovered this piece of song and I'm amazed. At 53 years old, in the decade when I was a child, the most wonderful songs in history were written. How lucky those of you who were able to see those great rock groups live and how envious you make me!
Hughie Thomason & Billy Jones were such a great guitar duo and way ahead of their time. It's pretty cool how Billy was a piano player in the band and decided to learn guitar and it came to him like 2nd nature...Such a bummer that Southern Rock has pretty much fizzled out into something of the past, but at least we have these awesome memories of these great musicians...
Ck out blackberry smoke keeping southern rock alive in 2023
Outlaws, Molly hatchet, Lynyrd Skynyrd, ZZ-Top Use to keep me company in my 18-wheeler driving across county for days and weeks retired in 2014 40 years on the road and still rock out to all of them. I'm 72 and still got to hear them
I’m going to see the outlaws, ZZ Top, and Lynyrd Skynyrd Tonight in Indy! I’m super excited and have never seen any of them. Granted most of the OG members are dead but I’m still so happy to see the last few members while I can!
These guys are or were such bad ass guitar players. Truly a magical jam
Always
Musicians who actually play instruments. Imagine that. Glorious! !
In March 1976, at Winterland, I was sitting on the floor close to the stage listening to the Outlaws, (who were the middle act between Paris with Bob Welsh, and Lynyrd Skynyrd). As the Outlaws were playing, some rando guy near me asked if they were any good. I was shocked. I said, "Just listen to them!" For me, "Green Grass" was the highlight of the night. They blew me away! For me, Skynyrd did not top them. One of the best live songs ever.
Sometimes they didn't know how good they were back in the day
They knew how God they were by the reactions of the crowd. It is like a drug you get addicted to it and crave it more and more so you keep knocking it out of the ball park so you get your fix, it is an awesome feeling believe me! So they are definitely aware of it and so are we! Jam on you Outlaws!
I will never buy a product from any company that puts an ad in the middle of this song.
Rock on
Really it should be a crime during this song
This was to have been my funeral song, but I've outlived all who cared, so I will enjoy this masterpiece as I always have.
This song is an epic poem which speaks Love to all who listen.
I am also planning to have this as my funeral song! The people in my church may not think it's appropriate, but that's life! 😂 Or death!
@jeffwentworth3930
The people in church are irrelevant.
It IS YOUR FUNERAL.
NOT THEIRS. 😊
One of the best guitar jam songs ever.
them and Lynyrd Skynyrd nothing like it
That is a FACT!
This song, also. In Memory of Elizabeth Reed by the Allman brothers, the 13 minute version of Soul Sacrifice by Santana, and live versions of China Cat Sunflower/ I know you Rider from the Grateful Dead
DITO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@bryanlasermagiktyler3132 not even Skynyrd can compete with this tbh.
I saw the majority of my concerts in the 70's when I was a teenager. You could walk almost anywhere you wanted to and party with no problem- nobody hassled you and the bands were beyond awesome. Those days were the best and unfortunately gone forever in this country.
Well now us youngsters have to bring it up no thanks to y’all
Very well said!
We WERE FREE!
And this ladies and gentlemen is the way that it is done. Saw them with Molly Hatchet ’79/80 Nothing like Southern Rock. Man I miss these days. RIP and thanks for the greatest of memories. ❤
Capitol Theatre, Passaic, New Jersey, one of the most historical music venues ever! The overwhelming sheer talent that performed there is simply incredible!
The 70s we're great for music. 77 graduated.
Same
1975 here.
Myself included ! I used to push out 200watts per channel in the cab of a pickup with 4 speakers . Music was my Soul n still is . Can’t tell you how many times I’ve listened to this jam.
I believe the words , will see Hughie n Billy again . Take care Friend.
74 here.
Growing up with the best music ever. We were truly blessed
The Outlaws and Lynyrd Skynyrd at Winterland....them were the days...🎸🎸🎸🔥
I was there too
Lol. I worked for BGP. I still cannot believe the Outlaws did a show at Santa Clara Univ......many shows at Winterland. Those were the days brothers!
@@joebagadonuts7908 I was at this one too
I never got to go to Winterland before they closed. Lucky you thanks for sharing. Yes those were the days tho
@@paularogers3549 I was at this...best times of my life...th-cam.com/video/yLjJZpb4-Qo/w-d-xo.html
When I got the hell out of high school in '73, I had no idea of the music to come, never been a better time for genuine talent, we were smokin', jokin', and rockin'! RIP Foghat.
Todays bands couldnt even dip their big toe in this ocean🎶 of talent!🎸🥁!!!
Thank you!
TTB
Nailed it.
Can we name anything new
@@stevenbrown6720 Try anything with Warren Haynes.
In 2007 we went out to the beach in Long Island NY to see Dickey Betts. Imagine the thrill when I found out the Outlaws were the opening act! As it happened I was with some young people who barely knew what "Southern Rock" was. I said, "Oh, wait for 'Green Grass'".
It's nonsense what they say about short attention spans- you just have to engage mind, body and soul with all your heart...The acoustics were great and the crowd was on their feet screaming. Of course the joy of the song is that the electric guitars go on forever and ever in a series of tidal waves.
Hughie did not disappoint. There was no hiding the fact of middle age in physical appearance. But that 55 year old man blew the roof off. I was stunned by the sheer energy and concentration on display.
So although the news was very sad, it came as no surprise that he was dead of a heart attack a month later.
He's not resting in peace. He's killing it on a stage somewhere.
I guess my "systems administrator " has shut down my ability to comment. Well, fuck him too. I remember the first time I walked into my local biker bar with an Outlaws t-shirt on and someone asked who the fuck is that? Same thing happened when I walked in with a Tom Petty shirt on. Unfortunately some people are born idiots and they don't get any better. It's genetic.
I’m 48, my dad’s favorite band, and has always been one of mine, the Outlaws. This album was on repeat in my house growing up as a kid. Absolutely loved it. On tour in Leesburg, Va in January 2025!!
23 minutes and 27 seconds. That it. Thats the amount of time of pure bliss this track provides. Sit back and enjoy, traveller... you've earned it.
I saw these guys live about 1995. Their last song was this one. I was in front of the stage and i offered Hugh a cig from my pack of Marlboro. He took one and put his guitar pic in my Marlboro pack. Awesome!!
you still have the pic?
@@lilsama i can't find it. I think i lost it when i was riding a camel on acid
@@bigsky3072 So theres a camel somewhere with Hughs pic thats awsome!
@@lilsama yup, the camel is on acid
I saw these guys for the first time in 1980-81 New Year’s Eve concert in Lakeland, Fla. My buddy and I rolled like 20 joints in the far back of his mom’s station wagon while my mom talked to his mom on the ride there. I was only 14 and we had a blast! Off!!!
so there you have it kids...rock and roll at its finest. it stands up after the many decades
My 17 year old self was in the 4th row at this concert. Oh, what I would give to rewind time and be there again…
Oh the 70's fresh out of high-school starting adulthood & still living carefree,work & party where the rules of the day,enjoying the whole 70's music southern rock,eagles,CCR,to many to remember & name,such a simpler time 😎🤙🇺🇸
Hughie "Buster" Thomasson was my moms cousin. He orignally live across the road from us in Buchanan, Va before they moved to FL. when he was a kid. He was here for a big family reunion a year or so before he passed. Green grass & high tides indeed.
Amazing and totally into it in 2024! Outlaws put new age to shame thank you and again!
Those of us old enough fortunate enough experience these legends up close and in person in a much simpler time are blessed with unforgettable memories..best times of my life growing up with great music and bands
I'm afraid that whenever I read that line - "THOSE were the best times of my life" it kinda spooks me. I'm 64 and I KIND OF understand - but it takes some EFFORT to get up, out and make some NEW MEMORIES pronto. There are people even in their TWENTIES who have kinda bagged it, and spend the next... 50 years reminiscing about HIGH SCHOOL Yikes! Just say whoa.....
I hail from the once great state of Virginia. Saw my first concert in 1970... B.B. King / Duane Allman and the Brother's. Have seen Skynyrd, Outlaws, Marshall Tucker, Alman Brother's, on and on, etc. Some of us took advantage of so many concerts, so much music and so cheap. We lived on the golden era of the greatest music ever. Thank God I did. 40-50 years fast forward and I'm still doing it just paying through through the noise as they say. Don't know about y'all but I still play my vinyl album's. Some people spend their money on goods, I spend mine on Music! Keeps the sanity...
@@mikebaird8648 ha ! I grew up in MD ,we were probably going to the same concerts ...stay young brother !
I still try to play my guitar but unfortunately arthritis and an accident ,my hands aren't what they used to be .luckily I still have my ears lol ..
Well said , southern rock at its core
Bands like the outlaws made being a teenage boy in the 70s frigging awesome.
One of the best (long) songs of the seventies. I spent a good part of my teens listening to The Outlaws. Great to hear them all these years later. Great band.
The Outlaws was a House Band at the Pillow Talk Lounge in Cocoa Beach's Satellite Motel in 1972. I cut that wild hair of Huey's, as I was in Beauty School that Fall & Winter & used fake IDs to get in to the bars. They knew me as Connie (Driver) then. I was living in Berkeley in 1976, & heard them come across KSFO Radio one day that July ... It was soooo thrilling!!!
What a great story!
This 23 minute, absolutely amazing gem, simply by itself, is enough to induct these precious, talented, musicians into the R and R HOF 👍👍‼️‼️‼️
Awesome era i grew up in...💪💪🇺🇸🇺🇸🍺🍺😎 There will never be another like it... I'm sixty and I haven't stopped listening to the best music,,, seventies and early eighties.. And ""will'""never be..💪🇺🇸💪🍺🍺😎🇺🇸GOD-BLESS GOD-SPEED B-SAFE THANKU AGAIN ALL MUSIC,,OUT OF THE 70S...
And I posted three separate replies on a Reply thread, but all three disappeared immediately.
I said there that music is a universal language appreciated by all.
Race, color and creed are IRRELEVANT.
I'm 81. A Southern man.
I grew up in the 50's listening to WLAC, Nashville, Tennessee and Robert Johnson, Muddy Waters, BB King and all the Bluesmasters.
The Blues, born out of poverty and loneliness is THE foundation for rock n roll and all the other incredible stuff that we love so much today.
Little Richard. Elvis. Fats Domino.
Chuck Berry.The Platters. The Supremes. Michael Jackson. The Shirelles.
Of course, black gospel music was delightfully included.
And so much more.
It was a wonderful time to be alive. ❤️
Hey man I am 66 years old and I was introduced to all those groups that you just mentioned the older guys that I hung with . I am from south east Alabama the home of fort Rucker . The largest helicopter training center in the world . I hope all’s well with you and your family.☮️❤️
@@donnieallums4847
Thank you. 🌹
This song made me weep openly! I saw them in Florida back in 77 and met them at an all night diner in Lakeland later that night. I still have all their autographs and pictures from that diner!
Wow! What an experience. Truly Iconic musicians. Seen them with Marshall Tucker Band, New Haven Coliseum 💥💥💥🔥🔥🔥
Wow that's incredible!
Did you see the 75/76 New Years show at Lakeland? * With the Allman Brothers
It has made millions of us weep openly, lovely lady!
Beautifully said.❤
@@OhAncientOne are you sure the outlaws opened this show? I have them playing in Cincinnati with the Marshall Tucker band New Year’s 75/76.
Do you remember the exact date and venue?
I got into rock & roll when I was 8 years old I am 73 now. I have seen the Outlaws, Lynyrd skynyrd & Molly Hatchet all three bands in KCMO. I have seen Molly Hatchet, ZZ Top & Lynyrd Skynyrd twice. I saw my favorite band Pink Floyd in LA in 1987 with my oldest son. Rock Rock Rock on!!!!!!!!
Hughie Thomasson will NEVER write a more poignant rock song to honor his musical heroes. What a gem...all these years later...
Henry Paul, Tampa (and FLORIDA...) loves you...
Takes me back to my teen age years. Great times. Great southern rock.
Southern Rock, Best Ever! Going To And Listening To Since My Teen Years, I'm 64 Now And Still Rocking To It! Skynyrd, Outlaws, Tucker, MOLLY HATCHET, Z.Z. TOP, ALLMAN BROTHERS, And So Own! Best Years Ever!
One great song. I was blessed to see them play this very song. Every since this l have loved the guitar. Thank you guys for that
God bless you guys rest in peace.
My granddaughter and I will watch this together. She is 15 and loves the Outlaws and the southern rock genre.
One of the best concerts I ever saw. I feel so fortunate to have seen these guys.
Didn't see this show but saw them the following year at the Capitol Theatre with 38 Special as the warm up band. Great show.
@@georgeleach8271 I didn't see _'this particular show'_ either.
Lucky
Who doesn't like 3 guitars playing all at once? Especially on a song that is so totally likeable. Well done gents!
Undoubtedly one of the finest classic jams ever written/recorded!
I’ve lived in 7 states and probably 30 or so cities and towns. I used to hang out in a lot of bars. I would always play Southern rock on the jukebox and just watch the people come up to see who these bands were that I played. It would just blow people away.
Rock cannot be beat.
I will forever love the music of the Outlaws and Skynyrd.
I saw em live 1/18/80 at The Warehouse in New Orleans and 38 Special opened for em. What a night!
Two of the Smoothest guitarists in the World ever.
Seamless trade-offs, a true Comradeship made in Heaven.
It's super cool at the 10:18 mark when Hughie wanders over near Billy for a 'Hey, let's do this lick together' moment. This video is some 23+ min long, but it goes by like it's 3 minutes. If I didn't have a job & have to eat & sleep, I could listen to it over & over & over. This is one where they 'gave me the beat, freed my soul & I get lost in their rock n' roll' lol
@@RockThisTown2000 I've seen them in Tampa a few times, a true jam band 🎸😎 🗿
You said it well my friend.
OMG! YES!!!! It's sad that Hughie And Billy are not with us any more!
You can thank Duane and dicky for that. The took the duel lead guitar playing to another level
(The guitar army) That is the largest understatement I've ever heard!!!!!!!!!!
Can't stop watching this video. In these days of cell phones and internet you appreciate the the talent and genius of Hughie and Billy and band.
Billy Jones and Hughie Thomasson were absolute monsters on guitar. I love Allmans, Skynyrd and everyone else but these guys were where it was really at.
Always preferred this to Freebird.
Agree on all points boys but my personal list has all these mentioned, plus Barry Bailey & JR Cobb of Atlanta Rhythm Section. Their anthem is Another Man’s Woman, and it rides just fine alongside Green Grass and Freebird.
Please dont be coming down on me to hard, i wasnt born till 75 so i wasnt paying attention for the inception, which guy is it playing the strat, and which is playing the les paul?
Great players seen play once Play the song exactly like on video
@@blakenorman4822 Thomasson on Strat, Jones is playing the Les Paul.
I wish the younger generation would get off there ass and keep the music going like this
Unfortunately anything over 45 seconds is too much for them to handle
I wish someone taught you correct grammar.
Anyway, love this song. And I am of the younger generation.
@@braydenshoaff4443 Is this your first time flexing on the internet?
@@Marshall_Stacks lmao yes
They need that lespaul 😂
Nothing like them live. I saw them many times and they never disappointed
its incredibly rare to see the raw emotion on stevie and lindseys faces when they are singing to each other, its almost as if no one else exsits in that moment. I think there is still a lot of love left there
Wer das hört, wird wieder jung und spielt im Kopf alles mit. Man ist vollkommen weg.
Einfach gesagt - Weltklasse!!
I’ve adored this song for decades. It just makes your spirit soar!
Now that ladies and gentlemen is some kick ass ROCK N ROLL 🤘
Ex Navy, Montrose, Outlaws , Lenard Skynard, Seattle, King Dome 1977? Great concert .
I bet $10 bucks Taylor Swift NEVER heard of these guys. !!! Boy do I get misty listening and seeing greatness like this !!!
It was GREAT growing up in the 1970s !! The best damn music there was and will be.
No frills, no gimmicks, just hard hittin southern rock, gotta love these days........
A classic for all the ages stopcwith interrupting this masterpiece
When Rock N Roll/country rock ruled-when people wrote & played their music, when no one had a cell & listened & rocked out. I was at the tail of end but my brothers all went to see these amaing bands in the 70's-I saw some as well in the 80''s. We cant go back, makes me happy & comforted we have these vids.Rock out always & forever to the Outlaws and the amazing era of music America had.
Saw them in Eugene Oregon 76/77 , opened for Marshall Tucker, "Green Grass, High Tides"
still love this song 46 years later.
I think I saw them on this same tour, but in Manchester NH. The Outlaws guitarists came out on stage and joined Marshall Tucker to finish up the last few songs of the show. It was amazing.
Do you happen to remember the exact date and the venue?
@@heidiweber6600 Not Sure but maybe the Armory , Spring 1977
Now this is rock n roll, I miss hugie and billy !!!