This just never gets old no matter how many times I listen to it. To anyone that ever has a chance to see RWH live...do it. He is a Texas treasure and he has yet to ever disappoint!
We called it Ma Blues. I lived on Ross Ave.in 1970. Greatest place to party in the 70's. Wildest time of my life. Saw Freddie King up close 3 times..Thank you Ray Willie !!!
I've been to Mother Blues a few times in my distant past, but for me at the time I preferred The Cellar downtown Dallas. I too attended W. H. Adamson high school in Oak Cliff, and the old school had a soul, and sometimes I can yet hear the clatter between classes that could be put to music and inspire. Few schools have a history more profound. Ray Wylie I never met him but we both walked the same stairs, just different years.
I was born in Azle, Texas in 1955 and my dad went to all the bars on Jacksboro Hwy, from Azle, all the way into Ft. Worth, till the late 60's. I believe he spoke about seeing Ray Wylie Hubbard somewhere along the way out there. From about 5 years old to 10, my mom would make my dad take me with him to try and keep him on the straight and narrow...it didn't work.
I'm grateful that I get to come and hear you Ray Wylie..... and Lukas and Kyle..... "and the days that I keep my gratitude higher than my expectations, well I have really good days". See you soon.
This just never gets old no matter how many times I listen to it. To anyone that ever has a chance to see RWH live...do it. He is a Texas treasure and he has yet to ever disappoint!
Mother Blues was the Place to be in the 70's. Everything about this song is true about Ma Blues. I saw Freddie King. Lighting Hopkins
It's one of those thing's
you have to feel to be true..I was 21 years old yall. & I had it all for a second.
Mother Blues was a scary Rocky and roll bar in Dallas in the 70s. I was only 16 when I first went. Wished I went again. Love RWH.
What a writer, singer and legendary storyteller. Pity not more recognised out of Texas.
We love him in Canada, believe it or not 👍
@@dangibson4517yes we do!
We called it Ma Blues. I lived on Ross Ave.in 1970. Greatest place to party in the 70's. Wildest time of my life. Saw Freddie King up close 3 times..Thank you Ray Willie !!!
When he goes into Polk Salad Annie, I get chills down my spine and a tear in my eye, every time
I've been to Mother Blues a few times in my distant past, but for me at the time I preferred The Cellar downtown Dallas. I too attended W. H. Adamson high school in Oak Cliff, and the old school had a soul, and sometimes I can yet hear the clatter between classes that could be put to music and inspire. Few schools have a history more profound. Ray Wylie I never met him but we both walked the same stairs, just different years.
"The days where I keep my grattitude higher than my expectations.. well, those are pretty good days"
A true Outlaw country singer. Love this guy.
FRIGGIN OUTSTANDING GLAD I FOUND YOUR MUSIC.....
You know it! Ray Wylie is legendary!
I was born in Azle, Texas in 1955 and my dad went to all the bars on Jacksboro Hwy, from Azle, all the way into Ft. Worth, till the late 60's. I believe he spoke about seeing Ray Wylie Hubbard somewhere along the way out there. From about 5 years old to 10, my mom would make my dad take me with him to try and keep him on the straight and narrow...it didn't work.
The first two times I heard this song, it was on the radio, WNCW Spindale, NC, I about wrecked my car I was grinning so hard
RWH is a great songwriter! Keep on rockin'
I'm enjoying all your music. Keep it coming.
Texas rocikin blues Great stuff
I'm loving this guy!!! 🇺🇸
This is how it's supposed to be done !
There are not enough "O's" in "COOL" to describe Ray Wylie Hubbard
I 2nd that right there now
Ttruly a amazeing artist
I'm grateful that I get to come and hear you Ray Wylie..... and Lukas and Kyle..... "and the days that I keep my gratitude higher than my expectations, well I have really good days". See you soon.
Wow!!!!!!!!!!! Simply amazing
great storyteller
just found you tonight...your are awesome!
My top 5 favorite artist of all time
5.Steve earl
4.Ray Wylie Hubbard
3.Keith Whitley
2.Willie Nelson
1.Waylon Jennings
Absolutely!!
Your son is doing fn awesome
Thanks!!
Awesome sound! New fan from Pa!
"And what does he do? He plays an SG!" Haha
🔥lit🔥
be careful of the things you wish for, you just might get 'em
for some reason I can't get the 'add to' button to work on this video Mother Blues, I'll remember it..
RWH - Still the best in texas
Reminds me of Billy Gibbons with that hat on.
Hot damn
FUCKING GREAT
Where is the Goldtop?? The SG sounds great, but come on !!!
“And what does he do? He plays an SG” 😂
Hey, you got to let a guy mix it up a little,.. no?
Who is the drummer on this video?
Rick Richards
Thanks!
1:06
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Dann.....
This is just a Chevy truck ad