Needless to say, Mickey and Dave Edmunds versions are superb. But I would urge people to give a listen to Lee Brilleaux and the Feelgoods 1991 version on their Primo album. Lee was a great admirer of Mickey and that respect comes through in his performance.
Just found this one...what a goldmine of music...can't stop hearing it...I switch back an forth with Edmunds......they get behind and in-between that beat.
Mickey is a fabulous songwriter, and has nailed this feel that somehow fits in the cracks just behind the beat. And he originally came from my town in Sussex as well. Dave Edmonds covered it. Mickey is the original.
Great song and performance - so effortless, but you have to be seriously good to nail that feel. Mickey Jupp, like Hank Williams and JJ Cale, has the rare knack of writing deceptively simple-sounding songs - a lot more difficult to do than it might seem.
This shit cooks. I know the old Pub Rock cats had a lot of respect for this guy. Bunch of his other stuff I heard is only so so. Maybe I haven’t found the goods yet. Apparently he played a lot in the days before punk
Mickey gets a boogie beat that is much like a keyboard boogie woogie...hard to do... he plays the piano on this but his guitar sounds a lot like this syncopation...
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Mickey Jupp is a well hidden and nearly forgotten gem. A truly honest artist. A songwriter de luxe.
I love the Dave Edmunds version of this song as well.
@@markfahey3921 Dave Edmunds is a great artist with a distinct sound. Love his music.
You can tell how much he influenced Dave Edmunds and others. I absolutely adore Dave Edmunds more but credit where its due. Thank you Mickey Jupp.
Sensational. This guy's right up there with Chuck Berry!
One of the fathers of real music, one of the fathers of Pub rock.
Needless to say, Mickey and Dave Edmunds versions are superb. But I would urge people to give a listen to Lee Brilleaux and the Feelgoods 1991 version on their Primo album. Lee was a great admirer of Mickey and that respect comes through in his performance.
Just found this one...what a goldmine of music...can't stop hearing it...I switch back an forth with Edmunds......they get behind and in-between that beat.
I cut this in 2001 on my first CD.Snit's Dog & Pony Show"Three Chords and a Cloud Of Dust"
Mickey is a fabulous songwriter, and has nailed this feel that somehow fits in the cracks just behind the beat. And he originally came from my town in Sussex as well. Dave Edmonds covered it. Mickey is the original.
Dave Edmunds did a good job of this,but Mickeys version is so funky,you've just gotta 'love it.Switchboard Susan is great too!
heard this for the first time last week, simply fantastic
So good... sheer R&R class!
Micky Jupp knows how to roll as well as rock. It is an innate ability that he has and that so many musicians do not.
Thanks for putting this up. Never woulda heard it otherwise, hero
How had I never heard this? Absolute class!
Dr Feelgood did it on primo album and it's a really good one version..
My fav...🙂🙃🤪💕
I didn't know they did it! I'll check it out thanks!!
Mickey is 78 today.
brillent
Great version and definitely the best.
the original
Edmunds tried this one out - but this is the version.
prefer Dave Edmunds
Try the Feelgood version.
I like Mickeys original most, but I think Daves cover is very good too.
Just so under-rated!
Great song and performance - so effortless, but you have to be seriously good to nail that feel. Mickey Jupp, like Hank Williams and JJ Cale, has the rare knack of writing deceptively simple-sounding songs - a lot more difficult to do than it might seem.
Damn good beat Love it!
Simply wonderful!
Just listen to the comments made about this guy from UK musicians and then weep!
Two thumbs way up!
This shit cooks. I know the old Pub Rock cats had a lot of respect for this guy. Bunch of his other stuff I heard is only so so. Maybe I haven’t found the goods yet. Apparently he played a lot in the days before punk
The great Mickey Jupp is now on Twitter! @mickeyjupp1 He is great.
man these guys could boogie such great rhythm guitar
Great song to Shag dance to!
A fine song by a great musician and one of the uk' s finest songwriters to boot ☆
I think mickey is playing a boogie woogie thing on the keyboards that makes it like a snake dance.
Oh yess x
This guy got IT.
Find out the whole story of Mickey Jupp in the book Hole In My Pocket available on amazon
Fine book!
@@elrobertoreal thank you, sir!
Where are the comments from the UK musicians?
Does it beat Dave Edmunds...Don't know, it's a damn close call...Great any way!
Mickey gets a boogie beat that is much like a keyboard boogie woogie...hard to do... he plays the piano on this but his guitar sounds a lot like this syncopation...
Prachtig blues nummer, maar niet op itunes of spotify verkrijgbaar. Alleen van Dave Edmunds e.a.
A better beat than Edmunds INCONCEIVABLE 🎸🎶😱
This is such a good song it would hard to do a bad version of it, unless the person/group doing it was very mediocre or untalented.