ALABAMA Music HALL Of FAME
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- ALABAMA Music HALL Of FAME
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I'm a big fan of the great Hank Sr. And Hank Jr and all the greatest. Thanks Jordan
Alabama one of my favorite country groups
Impressive museum thanks for taking us along
Thank you Jordan!! You have out done yourself again! Love...IT❤
Very kind of you.
Such a neat place I have got the experience
I love Alabama
Love Tommy Shaw....Damn Yankees and Styx!
Cullman Alabama
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Isn't thank hank jr. Country?
@@DazewithJordantheLion yes Jordan he has many homes here in Cullman he lives out on Smith lake he used to on a house in vinemont Alabama he helped raise money after the tornadoes that hit Cullman literally just flattened our town keep up the good work Jordan love watching your shows 👍🙂👍
Loved this. TY
I was standing in the mud up to my knees at June Jam and turned up in a Billy Ray Cyrus video .. Where am I gonna live ..It's me in the white pants . Ha! Good times!
I’m proud to say that I am from the state of Alabama! So many singers, songwriters Groups and famous bands are from my state! I use to get up with my daddy in the mornings and listen to the radio while he ate breakfast! Sure miss those days! The kids today don’t even know the music of back then! Thanks again for taking me along! I love watching you no matter what state you’re in! Another Great One!
Another great vlog , JORDAN for me youre the best , Im ALEX from PANAMA REPUBLIC.
This was a great video! Always learn stuff!
This video was awesome it was cool to see the sun records stuff, Hank Williams and the Alabama tour bus!
Mobile is where my maternal grandparents were from Ernie did as song called Talk Back Trembling Lips so that is why the lips on the suite
👍👏👏👏💯%💜. Love,respect and positivity always. Neita.🙂👋👣.
I could not believe they had an outfit worn by Donna! Gotta give it up for Donna Jean! A true southern gal. Sang back up for Elvis. Also covered Loretta Lynn's Ain't Woman Enough with the Grateful Dead.
I got to see the band Alabama at the first music festival I ever went to. Countryjam USA in Wisconsin. That same weekend I got to see Mike Reid, McBride and the Ride, Lori Morgan, Randy Travis, and a few others. Loved seeing the museum and thanks for bringing back some wonderful memories for me.
Hey Jordan, we enjoy your videos. Since moving to the Southeast you moved around quite a bit. Have you made it to Fort Payne, Al yet. This visit t o the Alabama Music Musem reminded me a place to check out would be the Alabama Fan Club & Museum. Keep up the great videos!
I love the great state of Alabama,my momma lives in Atalla if your ever over that way you should take the time to go to gasden and go to the noccalula falls state park it’s cool you used to could walk under the falls idk if they still let people do it or not,even the history of it is pretty cool
I know the band from when they were wild country
I don't know why I was thinking that this was strictly going to be about the country group called Alabama lol 😂! That was on me though. This is pretty cool because I didn't know that there was an music museum there. You always put up good videos!
Very cool! Good morning Jordan!
Tommy Shaw of Styx, prior to Damn Yankees.
I mentioned both bands.. everyone has to be the fact checker, right?
@@DazewithJordantheLion Facts matter, did not say Styx in video I saw. I enjoy all your videos! Stay well.
just wonderful nice car and tour bus awesome. everything just great thanks Jordan
My Grandma & Aunt Linda both enjoyed listening to Alabama. Thanks for sharing this, it was very cool!!! 😎
Hank Williams Jr has to be Monday night football
Awesomeness!! Love ya Jordan and Jah!!!!
Jordan we will never forget the fun and freedom you have given to us all over America and beyond during the pandemic before and after. America loves you for this.🎃💜🎃
Lovely message 😊❤
Yes I totally 💯 agree
Ray Sawyer and Dennis Locorriere had some very underrated harmonies with Dr Hook. They were an amazing band...They were known to hang out and jam with the famed children's book author Shel Silverstein...in fact Shel is wrote alot of songs, some with Kris Kristofferson for Dr Hook Waylon Jennings and others...some tunes you may know that Shel wrote A boy named Sue made famous by Johnny Cash Syvia's Mother, I got stoned and i missed it, On the cover of the rolling stone, Freakin at the freakers ball and Carry me Carrie all made famous by Dr Hook
Yep, I actually just filmed shel silverstien for a future vlog releasw..
@@DazewithJordantheLion Nice I look forward to that
A lot of great musicians on that fountain. Too bad the waterfall wasn't on
Hello Jordan what an awesome museum loved the video, keep the videos coming see ya on the next one.
Tammy Wynette got her start singing on the very early morning Country Boy Eddie Show from WBRC Channel 6 in Birmingham Alabama.
I mentioned that during the premiere livestream, I had found that out after I did this vlog
I caught the tail end of it.
GOOD OLE COUNTRY BOY EDDIE! HE WOULD DO THAT JACKASS BRAYING AT 3 IN THE MORNING!!
Eddie helped kick starting tim Mcgraw's wife's career!
That was great Jordan! I've missed your vlogs. I went on vacation and I'm just now catching up! Take care and have a good one❤
Thank you!
wasn't Tommy Shaw with Styx
And damn yankees
@@DazewithJordantheLion Tommy grew up in Montgomery, Alabama and was discovered working in a Bowling Alley in Montgomery,!
JIMMY BUFFET USEDTO PLA Y FREE SHOWS AT THE COOLEGE IATENDAED, the UNIVERSITY OF NORTH ALABAMA.. HE WASN'T WELL KNOW. NONE AT THE TIME
Tommy got his start, working in a BOWLING alley in MONTGOMERY ALABAMA!.
Great Stuff! Thank You 😊
Love your videos
Thank you very much
As a older guy my traveling days are behind me, but thanks to you I'm still traveling with my eyes and mind. Your videos lights up my life. Thank You.
I appreciate the comment! That means a lot
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I agree, what a lovely message.
@@DazewithJordantheLion I know how he feels
Thank yoy
What a treet
Terrific Museum - loved the poem inside the Tour Bus. Once more, you filmed the entire experience as though we were walking at your side, which is always greatly appreciated. Many Thanks Jordan.
Alabama tour bus was cool! Saw them a few years ago in concert. Amazing performance! Great video!
Really enjoy the tour of the Alabama Music Hall of Fame, you can learn to much about your favorite singers and well as they ones you many have not. Thanks for the great tour
Memphis Recording Services still exists today. That was the area that recorded the artists. Sun Records was the distribution arm of Memphis Recording Services. They used to be et anyone walk off the street and gor a few cut a record and give them the te ord. That's what Elvis first went in there to do. Cut a record for his mom.....
tommy shaw is not of damn yankees,tommy shaw is from the group styx
You are wrong. Hes also in the Damn Yankees. Know what you're talking about before you comment
Love Alabama! Saw them in concert.
As an Alabama native and resident I can assure you we are extremely proud of our fellow Alabamians in the music and film industry .It is quite common to see them mentioned everywhere across the state even in the most remote places such as small BBQ joints in the boonies to the most modern cities and museums .We are extremely blessed to have so many talented artists in this state .Another great museum is Hank's in Montgomery along with his grave also .We can't forget about Big Mama Thornton either a blues legend who started the whole rock and roll thing .As a huge fan of both Elvis Presley and Janis Joplin Big Mama's originals of Hound Dog and Ball and Chain are the best in my opinion though both Elvis and Janis did amazing jobs on these songs .RIP Big Mama Thornton you did for rock and roll what Hank did for country .Heck we even claim Ray Charles over here on our murals .Yes I know both Florida and Georgia claim him as their own also but he had such an impact over here in this state also we consider him one of our own too .RIP to all these amazing artists .Visiting Hank's grave is a must for any true music lover of any genre and quite the experience to say the least and I will leave it at that .
🦁 Jordan, Another GREAT video!!! 👏🏼👍👏🏼
You should have recorded something!
THE SWAMPERS ROCKED
Jim Nabors was from Sylacauga Alabama
Great vlog... I'm partial to the feature being from the great state of Alabama.
RIP Jeff Cook and Jerry Lee Lewis
Nice place !! I have seen that place it’s awesome!!
enjoyed the video
I've always been a huge fan of the group "Alabama" and can sing every word of every song! Me and my dad wore their cassette tapes
out back in the 80's when I was a kid! Brings back memories of way back when......😊👍Thanks for the ride along Jordan!
Loved this one!
When my Mom and I were visiting our family in Alabama we visited this museum. In you show Lionel Richie (before you zoom in) to the left, you see my relative Kelso Herston. Thanks for sharing this video.
Love Alabama and just got to see them in Charlotte August 13! My favorite thing is memories of my mom playing their records when I was a kid. She's all I thought about during the show. 😇❤
Me too! It was great!
Great vlog, thanks for the ride🥰
Awesome museum all the wonderful artifacts to the clothing very cool Thanks Jordan you never disappoint 💓
What a great place. If you happen to go through Fort Payne, Alabama, you should visit the Alabama Fan Club Museum. ❤️
Jordan, Big Osmond fan here, Thank You for showing their picture, They recorded their first #1 hit "One Bad Apple" at Fame recording Studios!! Rick Hall produced it!!!
I love your site seeing tours I saw The Group Alabama in concert Bristol Connecticut 1988 And Did you know The song Stuck On You By Lionel Richie Alabama is performing with him
Great vlog. Coming from the UK we don’t tend to have such or many displays for our music history . .
Why isn’t Lynyrd Skynyrd in this Hall of Fame? They made the greatest song about Alabama ever; recorded a lot at Muscle Shoals, and the greatest band ever. I see Allman’s are inducted there but no Skynyrd??? The Alabama band is good, went to June Jam twice back in the day,but Skynyrd was the best.
Love going along with you. As always places I will never be able to go. So awesome! Love country music. I went to Nashville museum years ago, which is well worth seeing, vehicles, costumes, music I and was so enticed. And I loved walking around in Nashville. The atmosphere was so electric. At the time they had local artists painted on guitars on corners.
The bus was cool. Amazing these places have the items to view. Your information is great. Ty Jordan 🦁
Very cool museum
Ol Hank sr sure like zippers :)
Awesome video Jordan I never knew that this was an Alabama and I have relatives in Alabama so we are going to have to check that out sometime
Going to Kissimmee on dec 4 to see Alabama for their 50 th anniversary
That's awesome!
I saw Alabama in 1998! Randy Owen did a split! Omg what showmen!
Awesome Vlog!! I did not know so many diverse talented artists came out of there!! How cool is that?!
I don't know that I ever heard Tammy Wynette sing on the Country Boy Eddie Show but waking up smelling bacon frying and hearing Country Boy Eddie pickin' and saingin' from the t.v. is a vivid memory of my childhood.
Tammy sang on the Country Boy Eddie before she changed her name to Tammy Wynette I believe
@@DazewithJordantheLion I looked it up on Musician's Guide said she was born Virginia Wynette Pugh. She had been singing with Porter. She changed it before she signed with Epic in '66. Virginia Richardson is on her tombstone. I tried to send a link on a previous post but it wouldn't post. Sorry if you got multiples.
Emmy Lou. I didn’t dive into her music and career until the last couple of years. Big fan now.
She's fantastic in everything she does!
ive seen the bus when they had it at the alabama grill in pigeon forge. fun fact how alabama got there name is when they played in myrtle beach they where called tradewinds but they had this neon sign that said alabama they would put off the side of the stage showing there home state. people started calling them alabama so they kept it.
I swear every time I think I know everything I watch your blogs and you teach me things that I never knew before thank you very much for another very intriguingly exciting and interesting episode I can't wait for the next one my friend oh yeah and as always make sure you hug mister Jah for me. 👍😄
Hi Jordan, I thought that was a lovely painting of Nat king Cole and a beautiful photo of Lottice Howell. Great seeing the costumes of 'The Commodores'. WOW, that car is definitely one of a kind. The tour bus looked bigger on the inside than on the outside. Great vlog Jordan.
The very first concert I saw as a little girl was Alabama in Alabama at June Jam in the early 80s.
June Jam was awesome!
C Clifton- I live in Tennessee, but I have a ton of family in Alabama so June Jam was always part of our visits.
These videos are great, Jordan! As a Muscle Shoals resident, I’m actually a huge fan of California music as well. I knew you were my kind of person when you mentioned in one of your videos that you were listening to Pavement and The Beach Boys a lot. Two of my all time favorites. I might have to make my own musical pilgrimage to the Golden State someday!
They came thru Rome on their way to concerts back in the 80s ,We would see them all the time. Alabama Buses
My buddies were always riding to their soft ball games, in the Famous Alabama buss. Traffic would get backed up because of all the girls were hooping to have a fun with the Alabama band members. Little did they know, our cousin was the buss driver and the band was usually out on the road! They would stick their arms out the windows and the girls would go NUTS!! THE THE GUY THE GIRLS WERE GOING NUTS OVER, ENDED UP MARYING ONE OF LORETTA LY'NS , DAUGHTERS! A LOT WENT ON, ONTHOSE LONG BUSS RIDES!!
Can you do the rock hall of Fame in Cleveland, I'm from Louisville Kentucky but I went to Ohio in the past with the family on a road trip in 2003 and I love it, so much history at the museum.
I already did 2 videos there
@@DazewithJordantheLion ok I see thanks.
Thanks for showing the great musical heritage of the State of Alabama!! We are truly a lot more that just football. The Country Boy Eddie Show was a local Birmingham TV show that ran for several decades on WBRC-TV. This show actually gave a start to many country artist including Tammy Wynette!!! Country Boy Eddie (Edward Burns) still lives not far from Birmingham.
Jordan Great Museum! Thank you for sharing! I love all the history of all the wonderful musical groups from back in the day. You always have great videos. Hugs to you and Jah!
Amazing museum Jordan! A lot of history there.
What a wonderful museum, I never realised the amount of 🎶musical history came from one state so talented what a treasure. I have to say Daze with the Lion is never boring. 🎃🎙💚👍
Alabama Music HOF is a tremendous museum with an unbelievable collection. Excellent vlog!
Great museum. It sure has a lot of interesting things in it. Thanks for bringing us along. Stay safe and take care.
Great video Jordan! The Sensational Alex Harvey Band did a great cover of Jimmie Rodgers’ “Gambling Bar Room Blues” in the mid 1970s - you should check it out on TH-cam
What a beautiful museum. A lot of country people and music in there. Love the design of it inside and outside. Thank you for showing it through your eyes. Alabama’s tour bus looks roomy and pretty good size on the inside. I like that it’s pet friendly too. Alabama is one of my favorite states. Appreciate all you do for us. God bless
Super great vlog I loved that museum
Oh man Jordan...!! My uncle, my aunt, and myself went to Nashville back in the mid 80's and when we were on our way home we stopped at the Alabama Music Hall of Fame museum, but they were closed by the time we got there, so we didn't get to see the inside. I still have a few pictures of us standing on the outside of the building though. I'm so glad you shared this !! I've always wanted to see this!! Jordan, one of my grandmother's friend's daughter used to be married to Vern Gosdin. Her name was Beverly. I think she was his 3rd wife and unfortunately their marriage didn't last. Anyway, very cool video...!! Love it !!
I love when you take us to cool places like this one, Jordan. So much fun getting to see things we would never get to see otherwise. Thanks so much for bringing us along!
Nice tour, thank you for sharing Jordan. I've added this to my bucket list of places to visit.
Thank-you Jordan.
You are welcome. Thank you
Hope to see you visit other places in Alabama. :)
Nothing as country as driving down country roads in my truck blasting dixieland delight.
This is my favorite country band!!! I’ve seen them twice in concert!! Ty Jordan
I took my late parents to see them at the Nassau coliseum in Uniondale, n.y. For their anniversary. I NEVWR saw them happier than when I saw them cheering for Alabama.
Nice
Love going on these little excursions with you and finding out all this interesting stuff great episode love the poem inside the bus and don't forget to hug mister Jah for me 👍😆
Sup Jordan... from staten island
Great display, Alabama has their share of legends.