This man’s voice puts him in a list of my favorite singers…. He also has the look to back up the deep lyrics. Squinted eyes… rigid jaw… hair… I’m not in love, you’re in love!
Maggie5846, The TVZ connection is the deal. Thanks for your comment. I have always thought Townes and Jimmy Dale were kindred souls. Aw, man. So daggum beautiful
it's the voice so good so unusual in the nicest possible way - like a lot of singers he is so much better live so much freer - and thank you whoever for posting who ever you are, more power to you.
I'm not sure I had heard him before a few days ago. So glad I discovered him by coincidence watching the short film "The Accountant". It opens with his version of "Mack the Knife", and I was blown away. I watched the film because someone had commented that's where they discovered Michael Hurley (one of my favorite musicians), with his awesome song "I Paint a Design" closing the film. Serendipity at it's finest.
the only thing that would make this better is if he had his shirt off, on a painted pony riding along the llano estacado uplift ... with a feathered spear screaming in the emptiness of the gross phenomena of possibilities ...
Hi, Vern Bodnar, I never really though of the similarity to Lonnie Donegan before you mentioned it. As you say, there certainly is a great similarity and I speak as someone of an old age who attended Lonnie Donegan live concerts in Newcastle upon Tyne in the 1950's. I am just listening again to many, many recordings of Lonnie that I have and I suspect the similarity is mainly because they both sing "very nasal" maybe??? Maybe it is a Texas thing, eh?, which Lonnie copied? Do you remember when Waylon Jennings once asked, "Was it singing through my nose that got me busted by the man?" Anyhoo - I am very, very glad to read your comment, for I am now going to have a very good revisitation to Mr. Donegan's repertoire. Thanks for your post!
Bassists and drummers don't get no respect. But those gitar players are good. Singer songwriter ain't half bad either. I bet he could get into that group...what's their name?...Oh, yeah, The Flatlanders !
Jimmie Dale Gilmore -- pure magic ! Dude you are amazing. Truly great.
This man’s voice puts him in a list of my favorite singers…. He also has the look to back up the deep lyrics. Squinted eyes… rigid jaw… hair… I’m not in love, you’re in love!
Amazingly beautiful. Thank you.
Just wonderful. Absolutely wonderful. JDG's amazing pure voice.
What a great songwriter, my brother Jimmy Dale Gilmore, I love your soul. You write my soul and sing it so beautifully. Love and Blessings, Thank You!
I come to him, and this video, via my Townes VZ research. Townes loved him and his music. I am definitely going to listen to more.
Maggie5846, The TVZ connection is the deal. Thanks for your comment. I have always thought Townes and Jimmy Dale were kindred souls. Aw, man. So daggum beautiful
it's the voice so good so unusual in the nicest possible way - like a lot of singers he is so much better live so much freer - and thank you whoever for posting who ever you are, more power to you.
Would love to have this on a CD, it's essential Simply splendid. thanks for it being here......rare and wonderful
Has the whole world gone crazy?!:)
This isn't Nam, Smokey. There are rules.
You're entering a world of pain smokey.
This is wonderful.
Another Texas legend!
I'm not sure I had heard him before a few days ago. So glad I discovered him by coincidence watching the short film "The Accountant". It opens with his version of "Mack the Knife", and I was blown away. I watched the film because someone had commented that's where they discovered Michael Hurley (one of my favorite musicians), with his awesome song "I Paint a Design" closing the film. Serendipity at it's finest.
Phenomenal. Thank you
"You mark that frame an 8 and you're entering a world of pain"
Still great even the other day in Maine at Stone Mountain Arts Center with Dave Alvin
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
whatever made me think of JDG this morning i am not sure, but glad i did
OVER THE LINE!
Smoky you were over the line . Yea that was Jimmy in The Bib Lebowsky , don't fuck with Walter
"All right it's fuckin zero.... are you happy ya crazy fuck?"
awesome thanks for putting this up on FB, Rob Hooper
I love JDG!
That's Mary Cutrufello playing Rhythm guitar... Her career was derailed so early.
the only thing that would make this better is if he had his shirt off, on a painted pony riding along the llano estacado uplift ... with a feathered spear screaming in the emptiness of the gross phenomena of possibilities ...
Thankyou, Austin History Centre, for putting in loud, inappropriate adverts in the middle of a song... Great gig, though...
Pissed me off. For cripesake, at least break it between songs!
Cool and a flatlander and a fireball
0:12 Headed For A Fall
5:46 There She Goes
9:34 Borderland
14:07 Because Of The Wind
18:55 Black Snake Moan
22:58 Braver Newer World
smokey !
His voice. Three words out of his mouth and you want to grab a stiff drink
It’s a league game Smokey
Smokey can roll too. And, he wasn't over the line.
Jimmies voice is similaire to Lonnie Donegans in some songs. Both awesome entertainers
Hi, Vern Bodnar, I never really though of the similarity to Lonnie Donegan before you mentioned it. As you say, there certainly is a great similarity and I speak as someone of an old age who attended Lonnie Donegan live concerts in Newcastle upon Tyne in the 1950's.
I am just listening again to many, many recordings of Lonnie that I have and I suspect the similarity is mainly because they both sing "very nasal" maybe???
Maybe it is a Texas thing, eh?, which Lonnie copied?
Do you remember when Waylon Jennings once asked, "Was it singing through my nose that got me busted by the man?"
Anyhoo - I am very, very glad to read your comment, for I am now going to have a very good revisitation to Mr. Donegan's repertoire. Thanks for your post!
He's a giant cyborg built by the CIA.
lol
Why is this so quiet? I have got it all the up and I can barely hear it
It's just the upload quality homie
Who's the other guitarist?
Rob Gjersoe
The female guitarist on the right is Mary Cutrufello
that tele is wicked cool
Bassists and drummers don't get no respect. But those gitar players are good. Singer songwriter ain't half bad either. I bet he could get into that group...what's their name?...Oh, yeah, The Flatlanders !
*Jimmie*
To me he sounds like Roy Orbison.
This is not Nam
Pacifism?