The first time i watched the movie, in the 80's, i thought the Palomino was not a real place, that it was just built for the film. When i was looking for the location, i thought the building was just destroyed. "The Palomino" is no more, but, at least, the building remains. Hello from a French "Every Which Way But Loose" fan :)
It is too bad that the Palomino became a banquet hall, what a shame. The Texas Hall of Fame in Bryan, Texas use to host many famous recording artists, such as Merle Haggard, Willie Nelson, Tim McGraw, Becky Hobbs, Joe Stampley and many more. I had also performed on stage at the Texas Hall of Fame with a few country bands, playing keyboards. Sadly, the owner died and requested to shut down the Texas Hall of Fame and now there is a warehouse where Walmart is at.
Probably before your time, but Oingo Boingo played at the Palomino. I can't remember if it was under the name Oingo Boingo or Clowns of Death, but it was them.
As the camera zooms in on the truck, he is on Laurel Canyon Blvd. at San Fernando Mission Blvd. headed northwest. If you look closely, you can see the old In-N-Out building at the bottom of the screen. It has since been rebuilt in their newer format.
I love historical locations! I’m also a huge fan of Clint and all the films he made with Sondra Locke. Not a fan of his politics, but he was so handsome in his prime and seems like a genuinely kind individual, political leanings aside. Thank you so much for doing this video. Why would they change the iconic Palomino Club to another venue? They should have just renovated but kept the same layout as much as possible and the name to honor the history. Plus, you would think they would get a lot more business that way. That’s probably the point (they don’t want or need any additional business), or no one cares about history anymore, except for us geeks, 😂.
That is amazing to see that the Banquet Hall kept the Palomino stage !
I agree. I was amazed!
It is staggering to me to think of all the incredible music that took place on that tiny little stage at the Palomino. Great video, dude!
You living my childhood and dreams of visiting these places 👍😉❤️
When you talk about walking in L. A., I had to go find the Missing Persons song and listen to it again...
I loved seeing this. I know every song from this movie. I was the soundtrack when I was a kid.
The first time i watched the movie, in the 80's, i thought the Palomino was not a real place, that it was just built for the film. When i was looking for the location, i thought the building was just destroyed. "The Palomino" is no more, but, at least, the building remains.
Hello from a French "Every Which Way But Loose" fan :)
Loved the diner. It looks like nothing has changed inside since 1978, and it still has the same 'We're OPEN' sign in the front window ...
It's gone now.
It is too bad that the Palomino became a banquet hall, what a shame. The Texas Hall of Fame in Bryan, Texas use to host many famous recording artists, such as Merle Haggard, Willie Nelson, Tim McGraw, Becky Hobbs, Joe Stampley and many more. I had also performed on stage at the Texas Hall of Fame with a few country bands, playing keyboards. Sadly, the owner died and requested to shut down the Texas Hall of Fame and now there is a warehouse where Walmart is at.
I love the Carolwood Barn. I’m a Disney brat and alumni. I got to meet so many people when I worked in Collectibles there.
You wanna eat have a seat. You wanna talk take a walk.
The first date I had with my now husband was to see Ricky Nelson at the Palomino Club in 1974. Thanks for the memory!
Cool!
“We are the black widows. We strike fear throughout the land”.
The first time I ever went to The Palomino was to see Hoyt Axton. The pictures bring back a lot of memories of the movie and otherwise.
I’ve been watching relentless my man!
11845 Peoria street, sun valley, Los Angeles. California MA'S HOUSE
AND 11847 PHILOS. residence
behind Ma'S house...
Super cool answered a lot of my questions!
man i loved this informative video I love every witch way but loose movie
Thanks for the memories
You might have mentioned that Phil Everly played here often, since it happens he was actually in the movie!
Omg this is amazing!! Following you now. Just saw the Philo house video too. Wow
thankyou I was googling to find the filming locations when I came across your ytube video great job loved it from Aussie land
thanks for the update on palomino!! been there a few times. still have their business card. great place too!!!!!
read my comment above
The great Phil Everly was in this movie and sang with the Lynn character at the Palomino. :-)
went there in 1992 it was still open as the Palomino ...looked the same as 1978!
One of my favourite films, can you do AWWYC as a follow up 💪
Probably before your time, but Oingo Boingo played at the Palomino. I can't remember if it was under the name Oingo Boingo or Clowns of Death, but it was them.
I named my little dog Philo Betto.. wonderful vid!
Is this the same diner where Clint went two on one in the parking lot?
The coffee shop and its parking lot look unchanged from the movie. Cool. But what city in California is that? It's not Bakerfield I presume.
Los angeles.. mostly San Fernando valley
Have you ever sought out the sequels locations for Any which way you can? like where the fight took place
I love it thank you!!!
I am going to make it must when I go😊 to LA in a couple of year go to the Dinner & Palomino club 👍.
The diner is gone now.
is that diner in la or san fernando valley
Great video. You should the a film location video of the fight scene from Any Which Way You Can. Filmed in Jackson Hole Wyoming
Awesome! Great job. Very enjoyable. Thank you!
I know the Palomino neon sign is in the museum but I wounder where the big marquee band roster sign went
That Palomino Club at 6907 Lankershim is now Le Monge banquet Hall....
There was a Palomino club in the Burt Reynolds movie Hooper, would this be the same place? (The Palomino in Hooper had no roof)
Most likely it was a sound stage at Warner Brothers because the film locations for it didn't include The Palomino. But that's a great film!
Do you happen to know where the road is, the opening scene is filmed, where Philo is driving the truck?
As the camera zooms in on the truck, he is on Laurel Canyon Blvd. at San Fernando Mission Blvd. headed northwest. If you look closely, you can see the old In-N-Out building at the bottom of the screen. It has since been rebuilt in their newer format.
this video is great but you didn't show the sign for the diner...I'd love to go see it. But where is it?
12192 San Fernando Rd, Sylmar, CA 91342
So are all these locations you are showing us in Bakersfield?
Los angeles
I love historical locations! I’m also a huge fan of Clint and all the films he made with Sondra Locke. Not a fan of his politics, but he was so handsome in his prime and seems like a genuinely kind individual, political leanings aside. Thank you so much for doing this video. Why would they change the iconic Palomino Club to another venue? They should have just renovated but kept the same layout as much as possible and the name to honor the history. Plus, you would think they would get a lot more business that way. That’s probably the point (they don’t want or need any additional business), or no one cares about history anymore, except for us geeks, 😂.
Couldn't stand Sondra Locke, even as a 12yo when the movie came out. She just had this arrogance not befitting her very average-ness ...
Big thumbs up!
The house is on Peoria Street in Sun Valley. Don't know the house number.
Wonder if pecan pie is on the diner menu😅
Lady GaGa just bought Frank Zappa house....lol
Spead out!
HELLOOO JORDAN!!!
Eu já morei nesta casa.
Philo Beddoe for President !!!!
Olympic dinner same name as the beer Philo drank Olympic beer
It The Palimino Club was also in 2 episode of Tj Hooker tv show