1969 was the year this song came out and I remember it well. It was always on the radio. I much prefer the original Tony Joe White "Polk Salad Annie" than the Elvis version. Being a native Louisianian, I love this song, it's like our state anthem !!!
My wife loved eating freshly made vegetables - especially while she was battling cancer - a battle she lost 13 yrs ago. She would actually pick dandelions from our yard and make salads with them. Sometimes I would play this song on guitar and having no roots in the South like I do, she asked me what Polk Salad was. I pointed to it outside the window. So she grabbed a bunch of the leaves, blanched them several times and we ate polk salad w dinner that night.
Thanks for sharing that story with us. 🙂 ... I'm Gene, the videographer who filmed Saron and his crew that evening at Shanghai Jazz. I'm grateful that this number was able to bring back this memory of your beloved wife.
My Family survived the Depression on Polk Sallat. I often wondered how hungry you gotta be, to learn the hard way, that stuff will KILL ya if it ain't properly prepared 😢
@@knucklehead7456 Yep. Polk Sallat and lard. My parents were both born during the Great Depression. While they were too young to remember it, my Mom remembers victory gardens during WW2. Everybody had one...
i am sorry for your loss! I hope you have found some sort of solitude since your lost. Do you know who Ray Whylie Hubbard is and/or follow his music. me being from Texas, it is kind of gradfathered. Anyway, he wrote a follow up song to "Polk Salad Annie" called "Mother Blues" Hope you enjoy !!!!!
BET MAM I FORGOT THAT ONE MONTH AGO YOU TEXTED YOU REALLY DID JUSTICE TO WHO THE FUCK IS YOUR CALUFIRNUA NO. NO I AM NIOT GOING FOR THUS NEW COMPLIMENT BUT EVEN THAT I THANK YOU FIR THE R OF ROCIO VERA G MAIL NOW YOU HAVE SN E MAIL IO A POST INBOX OR YOU JUST JUMPINGBLIKE A FUNNY BON
Down here in the Southern states. Blues, rock and roll boogie boogie, jazz, country, etc. You have to come here to ever understand where it really all began. 😅❤
Now that's what that song supposed to sound like and I've been scrolling through video after video trying to find the right one and I just did right here ! Bring it on home Brother.... This is the best cover I've found so far !
Down here in the Southern states. Blues, roc and roll boogie boogie, jazz, country, etc. You have to come here to ever understand where it really all began. 😅❤
22/06/2023. 1 an a passé et j'écoute encore admiratif, et en boucle, cette machine de guerre qui brille par sa force et sa cohesion, magnifique, j'adore
Tony White’s song has been a favorite of mine. I saw him play at the 1969 Texas International Music Festival, It just him and a drummer. Today I wondered who else might have covered this song. Well, this was a real treat. It’s a more bluesy version but just as good. ❤
Thanks Gary. I really miss filming there. Dining has been outdoors over the summer b/c COVID, but they still have bands passing through this "jazz saloon."
This is very good - love it. As a guitar player myself who is still trying to make my band tighter...this a great example of a band that knows what they are doing. The drums and bass are "carrying the song along..the the piano joins in and makes it sound great and then all the guitar player has to do is lay back and throw in a few fun tasty fills....as it was once said - " and thats the way you do it"
Like that 50 or years I have been listening to Tony Joe want to sell him 19 times and concert it was my idol my father figure but he it was a awesome guy I met his two sons and his wife and one niece and one great niece they are two beautiful ladies but anyway I miss him
Had the pleasure to hear and meet SaRon at Terra Blues in Greenwich Village NYC a couple of years ago a fine performer and a gentleman hope to be back to see him again some fine day. Catch him if you can.
as a retired mixer one dreams of a band this good turning up to the gig...everyone knows how it fits together tight but loose and no one over plays...and a groove yeah baby yeah
"Thanks for sharing our love of music at Shanghai Jazz. It means the world to us!"... Is that all you got to say???? Ha Ha Ha :) You tell a great story in your music... Brilliant. Thanks...
I was born in a very small town not far from Florence called Red Bay ,Red Bay was soo small and poor they didn't have food stamps what we had was turnip greens and polk salad 😜😜
I saw Tony Joe White when he was opening and doing some dates with Waylon in the early 80's. Long live the King of Swamp Rock. See Tony Joe White in 2014 on the David Lettermen show with the late night band and The Foo Fighters performing "Polk Salad"... and I saw Elvis perform this song several times in Chicago in the 70's.
A poke is a bag of some kind. When we'd head south, and go to a store, they always asked you what kind of poke you wanted. My dad was from Tennessee and he would plant different kinds of greens, mustard, turnip, ect. In the back yard. When the greens got high, he'd go out and pick them for the dinner pot, after that he'd mow the back yard. He got himself "a mess of greens and put them in a paper poke". Hence, poke-salad.
No. It's called poke salad because it's pokeweed. And it's not really salad, either. It's sallet, which refers to cooked greens. You can't eat pokeweed raw. You have to cook it.
Stephan, I like my explanation better, it's more romantic. And yes, my mom would take the "mixed" greens from the poke and boil them down with bacon renderings and/or fat just like mustard greens. But I think my favourite was when Grandma would go down to the stream, pick a mess of watercress, look it, wash and dry it. Then cook bacon and pour the hot grease over it. She called it "killed lettuce". I love the way that different parts of the southern states leave a different heritage. I know my own people were Irish, Scottish, German, Dutch, and English and the tales differ by which side of the family you visited I hope this knowledge and the tales have been passed down are never lost.
@@ShanghaiJazzVideos When its good, its a pleasure to share, I know many musos, I am now an `immobile` muso who will promote anything I like..so much talent..thanks to TH-cam..be semi lost without it,,
This was by chance ,I am hooked to it ....Was actually watching Ford v Ferrari and happen to listen to Polk Salad Annie by James Burton .....I never stopped.... kept searching for different version ...this is just cool
Просто завидую этому исполнителю, какая свобода, какая уверенность и какое чудесное исполнение - по-моему здесь Пресли ему проигрывает, хотя Пресли исполняет эту песню очень оригинально ! Спасибо всем !
Hey Tycho114, this is Gene, the video producer. If you can make it this weekend, it just so happens that this group led by Saron Crenshaw will be playing at the club TOMORROW NIGHT (11/26) - www.shanghaijazz.com/schedule.html - hope you can make it!
Thanks Gene. I'm several hundred miles away, so it'll have to wait. But I'd like to make a trip to NJ at some point in the next few months, so when I do, I'll check the listings.
Hi Lolly! Yes, Shanghai Jazz is located in Madison, NJ (24 Main St, Madison, NJ 07940). Learn more about the restaurant here: shanghaijazz.com/ as well as their upcoming shows here: shanghaijazz.com/schedule.html
1969 was the year this song came out and I remember it well. It was always on the radio. I much prefer the original Tony Joe White "Polk Salad Annie" than the Elvis version. Being a native Louisianian, I love this song, it's like our state anthem !!!
My wife loved eating freshly made vegetables - especially while she was battling cancer - a battle she lost 13 yrs ago. She would actually pick dandelions from our yard and make salads with them. Sometimes I would play this song on guitar and having no roots in the South like I do, she asked me what Polk Salad was. I pointed to it outside the window. So she grabbed a bunch of the leaves, blanched them several times and we ate polk salad w dinner that night.
Thanks for sharing that story with us. 🙂 ... I'm Gene, the videographer who filmed Saron and his crew that evening at Shanghai Jazz. I'm grateful that this number was able to bring back this memory of your beloved wife.
My Family survived the Depression on Polk Sallat. I often wondered how hungry you gotta be, to learn the hard way, that stuff will KILL ya if it ain't properly prepared 😢
@@knucklehead7456 Yep. Polk Sallat and lard. My parents were both born during the Great Depression. While they were too young to remember it, my Mom remembers victory gardens during WW2. Everybody had one...
Great story and we appreciate you for sharing it. (So sorry your wife got out of here early)
i am sorry for your loss! I hope you have found some sort of solitude since your lost. Do you know who Ray Whylie Hubbard is and/or follow his music. me being from Texas, it is kind of gradfathered. Anyway, he wrote a follow up song to "Polk Salad Annie" called "Mother Blues" Hope you enjoy !!!!!
great staff ..
I love blues. You really did justice to Tony Joe White’s song. I could listen to this All Day
BET MAM I FORGOT THAT ONE MONTH AGO YOU TEXTED YOU REALLY DID JUSTICE TO WHO THE FUCK IS YOUR CALUFIRNUA NO. NO I AM NIOT GOING FOR THUS NEW COMPLIMENT BUT EVEN THAT I THANK YOU FIR THE R OF ROCIO VERA G MAIL NOW YOU HAVE SN E MAIL IO A POST INBOX OR YOU JUST JUMPINGBLIKE A FUNNY BON
Good 🎶
The band and all did good...Loved the piano player also
Great version boys. That 335 sounds sweet.
Down here in the Southern states. Blues, rock and roll boogie boogie, jazz, country, etc. You have to come here to ever understand where it really all began. 😅❤
Υπέροχη διασκευή και άψογη εκτέλεση. Έλληνας στο πιάνο, απίστευτο Καλημέρα σας από Ελλάδα, Σεπτέμβριος 2024
Tony Joe White would have loved this ...
He surely would 😉
Best of "Polk Salad Annie" Versions.
Now that's what that song supposed to sound like and I've been scrolling through video after video trying to find the right one and I just did right here ! Bring it on home Brother.... This is the best cover I've found so far !
Awesome groove
Best cover of this song!
Agreed.
Ol boys got a wail like Robert Cray. Very smoothe sound. That yamaha sounds great. Hard to beat boogie woogie comin from a grand piano.
Guys on fire on those keys 🎹 1:06
just an awesome bleeping rendition of Tony Joe White's original version...i can listen to this over and over and over...
Sin lugar a dudas la mejor versión de esta canción, un total disfrute no te cansas de escucharla
Man that’s good
Great cover ! Absolute toe tapping tune !
Down here in the Southern states. Blues, roc and roll boogie boogie, jazz, country, etc. You have to come here to ever understand where it really all began. 😅❤
That Gibson sounds fantastic!
There was a time when the music mattered and the musicians were all brothers and sisters....
Thanks for sharing our love of music at Shanghai Jazz. It means the world to us!
Excellent !
WOW! Love it!🎤🎼🎹🎸🥁.
Oh wow..can you get any more groovy and funky than that..love that small venue atmosphere..everybody's gotta sing man..lifts you up
22/06/2023. 1 an a passé et j'écoute encore admiratif, et en boucle, cette machine de guerre qui brille par sa force et sa cohesion, magnifique, j'adore
Best I’ve heard!
Great song, great version
Tony White’s song has been a favorite of mine. I saw him play at the 1969 Texas International Music Festival, It just him and a drummer. Today I wondered who else might have covered this song. Well, this was a real treat. It’s a more bluesy version but just as good. ❤
That was very nice!
I think the cameraman needs a special round of applause.
Thanks Terry. I also recorded and mixed the audio. This number is one of my favorites 😎
Great cover on this ... thanks
1:18 great cover job by the pienist’s Jacket. Left a little poke. A tribute to mister white.
This is MUSIC....period.
Might pass on the period with my POL k salad.
this is..... breathtaking
Nice groove boy's ☺️
Love this version. And the RIGHT guitar.
Excellent. T.j.w is listening
Too good and you know it
Awesome job
This is fire!
Top notch recording, great sound.
Thanks Gary. I really miss filming there. Dining has been outdoors over the summer b/c COVID, but they still have bands passing through this "jazz saloon."
One word - smooth!
Nailed it!!
I think you're right!
This is very good - love it. As a guitar player myself who is still trying to make my band tighter...this a great example of a band that knows what they are doing. The drums and bass are "carrying the song along..the the piano joins in and makes it sound great and then all the guitar player has to do is lay back and throw in a few fun tasty fills....as it was once said - " and thats the way you do it"
Great Groove!
This is just great
Awesome pianist.
On fire
wow these guys are straight out of the fridge cool.
Thanks for sharing our love of music at Shanghai Jazz. It means the world to us!
👍
c just
just an awesome redition of Polk Salad Annie...l
Like that 50 or years I have been listening to Tony Joe want to sell him 19 times and concert it was my idol my father figure but he it was a awesome guy I met his two sons and his wife and one niece and one great niece they are two beautiful ladies but anyway I miss him
Great song and great talent!
Thanks for sharing our love of music at Shanghai Jazz. It means the world to us!
Had the pleasure to hear and meet SaRon at Terra Blues in Greenwich Village NYC a couple of years ago a fine performer and a gentleman hope to be back to see him again some fine day. Catch him if you can.
Dewds!! Love This!!!
Best cover! Fun song to play.
We absolutely LOVE seeing Saron when we visit New York City at Terra Blues, in fact we plan our visit around his performance. He's fabulous!
Nice red Gibson Lucille .
Fantastic!
OOOOMYGOSH! didn't think I could like the song more until I watched this 1!! Great job!
Wow an amazing version of this piece of art!
Thank's guy's 🎶👍
Wow! This is absolutely stunning!
as a retired mixer one dreams of a band this good turning up to the gig...everyone knows how it fits together tight but loose and no one over plays...and a groove yeah baby yeah
Thanks for sharing our love of music at Shanghai Jazz. It means the world to us!
100% performance , nailed this song best version ever
Shanghai Jazz (R) Restaurant & Jazz Club
Thanks for sharing our love of music at Shanghai Jazz. It means the world to us!
Pull up Tony Joe's version on Austin City Limits from 1970..that's my favorite straight from the guy who wrote it
Amazing
Great Great Great sound and played so great!
Thanks for sharing our love of music at Shanghai Jazz. It means the world to us!
"Thanks for sharing our love of music at Shanghai Jazz. It means the world to us!"... Is that all you got to say???? Ha Ha Ha :) You tell a great story in your music... Brilliant. Thanks...
Your groove is deep!.... Well played
Thanks for sharing our love of music at Shanghai Jazz. It means the world to us!
Superbe interprétation J'ADORE ,KOOL KOOL
smooth... I love Tony, Joe White, and the original, but this is solid
yes
I'm grooving
I finally saw Tony Joe White 2 years ago. This is a good version.
Thanks for sharing our love of music at Shanghai Jazz. It means the world to us!
AWESOME !!!!!!
this music chugs like a locomotive cruisin through the mountain passes.
Thanks for sharing our love of music at Shanghai Jazz. It means the world to us!
It turns into polk salad heist music at the end of his tale.
Really nice...
What an excellent fun version guys!
Thanks for sharing our love of music at Shanghai Jazz. It means the world to us!
I was born in a very small town not far from Florence called Red Bay ,Red Bay was soo small and poor they didn't have food stamps what we had was turnip greens and polk salad 😜😜
"we did alright"
Great ! I would like to book for two !!!!!
I saw Tony Joe White when he was opening and doing some dates with Waylon in the early 80's. Long live the King of Swamp Rock. See Tony Joe White in 2014 on the David Lettermen show with the late night band and The Foo Fighters performing "Polk Salad"... and I saw Elvis perform this song several times in Chicago in the 70's.
Love the bar. I wish I was playing drums.
Fine tone out that 355!.
Merci beaucoup pour votre façon d'enseigner rapidement votre expérience. Pratiquement réussi pour moi. Très bonne continuation
A poke is a bag of some kind. When we'd head south, and go to a store, they always asked you what kind of poke you wanted. My dad was from Tennessee and he would plant different kinds of greens, mustard, turnip, ect. In the back yard. When the greens got high, he'd go out and pick them for the dinner pot, after that he'd mow the back yard. He got himself "a mess of greens and put them in a paper poke". Hence, poke-salad.
Thanks for that background info. I actually found a recipe for poke salad a couple months ago.
No. It's called poke salad because it's pokeweed. And it's not really salad, either. It's sallet, which refers to cooked greens. You can't eat pokeweed raw. You have to cook it.
Stephan, I like my explanation better, it's more romantic. And yes, my mom would take the "mixed" greens from the poke and boil them down with bacon renderings and/or fat just like mustard greens. But I think my favourite was when Grandma would go down to the stream, pick a mess of watercress, look it, wash and dry it. Then cook bacon and pour the hot grease over it. She called it "killed lettuce". I love the way that different parts of the southern states leave a different heritage. I know my own people were Irish, Scottish, German, Dutch, and English and the tales differ by which side of the family you visited I hope this knowledge and the tales have been passed down are never lost.
Nope. It is a misspelling of "poke sallet" which fits with the rest of the lyrics.
Amazing!
VERY VERY GOOD.....its not difficult but.....takes characters..
Thanks for sharing our love of music at Shanghai Jazz. It means the world to us!
@@ShanghaiJazzVideos When its good, its a pleasure to share, I know many musos, I am now an `immobile` muso who will promote anything I like..so much talent..thanks to TH-cam..be semi lost without it,,
Adoro esta música!!🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷Brasil
Cookin'!!
Thanks for sharing our love of music at Shanghai Jazz. It means the world to us!
I like it
Thanks for sharing our love of music at Shanghai Jazz. It means the world to us!
This was by chance ,I am hooked to it ....Was actually watching Ford v Ferrari and happen to listen to Polk Salad Annie by James Burton .....I never stopped.... kept searching for different version ...this is just cool
I like the original best , Tony Joe white , cannot be beat! .........elvis version rocks too .
It's like lightning in a bottle.
Was at FAME studios last April. If'n ya likes music, best go visit Muscle Shoals!!!! You's be glads ya did!!
Muscle Shoals is home for me. 58 years here...
Просто завидую этому исполнителю, какая свобода, какая уверенность и какое чудесное исполнение - по-моему здесь Пресли ему проигрывает, хотя Пресли исполняет эту песню очень оригинально ! Спасибо всем !
Thanks for sharing our love of music at Shanghai Jazz. It means the world to us!
That's tight y'all. Niceeeee
Thanks for sharing our love of music at Shanghai Jazz. It means the world to us!
Now THATS how it's DONE muh Brutha 😎
I'm all POLKed out! Great version!
Thanks for sharing our love of music at Shanghai Jazz. It means the world to us!
This ROCKS!!
Thanks for sharing our love of music at Shanghai Jazz. It means the world to us!
Class!!!
Excelente Anita la ensalada Polk ❤
Sweet!
Shanghai Jazz (R) Restaurant & Jazz Club , located in Madison , New Jersey. What a tough sound !
Thanks for sharing our love of music at Shanghai Jazz. It means the world to us!
Such a great rendition of this classic. I need to come down to your club and see these guys.
Hey Tycho114, this is Gene, the video producer. If you can make it this weekend, it just so happens that this group led by Saron Crenshaw will be playing at the club TOMORROW NIGHT (11/26) - www.shanghaijazz.com/schedule.html - hope you can make it!
...If you are planning to go tomorrow night, please call ahead of time to make a reservation for 6:15 or 8:30 dinner. Tele: 973-822-2899
Thanks Gene. I'm several hundred miles away, so it'll have to wait. But I'd like to make a trip to NJ at some point in the next few months, so when I do, I'll check the listings.
OMG - All so cool - The piano player, puleeze, he knows those keys. Who is that? ALL great!
Hi Lolly, that is George Papageorge on piano. Thanks for sharing our love of music at Shanghai Jazz. It means the world to us!
You're in Madison, NJ? OMG - I'll be right over. Hee Hee.
Hi Lolly! Yes, Shanghai Jazz is located in Madison, NJ (24 Main St, Madison, NJ 07940). Learn more about the restaurant here: shanghaijazz.com/ as well as their upcoming shows here: shanghaijazz.com/schedule.html
shanghai thanks; great rendition
Thanks for sharing our love of music at Shanghai Jazz. It means the world to us!