Outlaws - Hurry Sundown - 2/3/1979 - unknown
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- Recorded 2/3/1979 - Unknown
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I remember the 1st time I met Huey it was at the Miami sea statium , I sat out in the rain to watch them , as everyone around me ran for cover. Afterwards Huey came up to me and said " we've never had anyone sit in the rain to watch us before," he invited me to come to the after party on their yacht and we became good friends. Rest in peace my friend. You are now a Ghost Rider in the sky.
Fabulous story. Hughie blew me away with his playing. I so wanted to play like that. He was so under rated by the media. For those of us that play, we know better.
Wow, I didn’t know he died! What a great story, the outlaws were such a good band…
I knew them for years.. ...still listen every day❤😊
Great story. Speaks volumes about Hughie.
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Rest easy ol' timers. The sun goes down but the outlaws music will always live.
Lol, you speaking to me? 💯
Man I miss this line-up. Legends! 🤘🏻
Was this the original?
Hear hear
@@michaelcraig9449 not sure
RIP Hughie Thomasson and Billy Jones from the Outlaws. Gone but not forgotten!!
I'm glad this is back up again. For some reason, these were removed. This music is so good. May Billy Jones and Hughie Thomasson rest in peace. Cheers!
Yes indeed. And Frank O'Keefe.
Hi yes I noticed this whole set disappeared,, absolutely the best this iss, love it, IME 36 years old and totay in the wrong time, I wish I was there
my favorite Outlaws song of all time
Me too, green grass and high tides coming in second
@@artistgirl1489 Both great songs but I think my fave is There Goes Another Love Song.
These guys were keeping it rocking after the void that was left in southern rock after the Skynyrd plane crash. Always plenty of harmonies and screaming guitar.
And after Duane and Barry were gone too. By this time Southern rock did not mean much, in a good way, because these bands were world famous, and loved all over the world.
Was 15 in 75. Couldn't have survived without the outlaws, hatchet. Traveled lots of miles in New England to get our fix of all the southern rockers!
Do you recall any dates and venues? Thanks.
This concert video is from 11/10/1978 - Capitol Theater.
I was there
1975, Sacramento Memorial Auditorium...these guys opened for...SKYNYRD!!! The two greatest Southern Rock bands EVER!
ABB too. With Duane and Barry!
Original Allman Brothers Band
I love these guys , brings back a lot of great memories . This is the original outlaws in a lot of other bands and people have said outlaw this outlaw that this is the original outlaws , anything else doesn't come close ! See these guys back in the seventies they were awesome . The outlaws forever ✌️🍺🎧👍🤘😎♾️
I loved growing up in Tampa. The Outlaws, Stranger and White Witch. All great Tampa bands!!
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These guys opened for Boston at the Long Beach Arena when Boston’s first album was climbing the charts. I thought the Outlaws blew them away. Great band and great song
Was always intrigued by Billy Jones. He was not only a brilliant multi-faceted musician, but also a talented mathematician and tutor. Very unlike what you would expect from a rock musician. The guy was probably a genius, but as in so many cases, in the end it was his demons that ended his life. RIP, Billy.
Love it!
Been enjoying The Outlaws since before this was recorded, Army buddies from South shared the Great Southern Rock bands. MTB, CDB, Allmans, LS, 38 Special, ARS, Blackfoot, so many….
Wow amazing.
Guitar licks….Still gives you the chills from the great music.
The Florida Guitar Army
I saw the Outlaws 12 times all before 1982. RIP Billy
Saw them twice at the Orlando Sports Stadium in ‘76 and ‘77. One concert was free. I think it was ‘76
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This guitar Army kicked ass..
17 in 1977 I saw them in Boston that year. Great live band. I'd forgotten this song. Thank you so much.
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Best line up Hughie ever put onstage. What a band! They were Tampa’s contribution to the southern rock pantheon. By this time Lynyrd Skynyrd was gone, the Allman Brothers were falling apart, & Marshall Tucker was reeling from losing Tommy Caldwell. The genre was fading as it’s core bands gradually changed their sound.
For some reason this is one of my favorite Outlaws songs.
They are the definition of Southern Rock ‼️🎵🎶🎸👍
Saw them in 79 open up for Molly Hatchet, Lubbock Texas
MOLLY HATCHET, THE OUTLAWS, ALLMAN BROTHERS, LYNYRD SKYNYRD, BLACKFOOT. GOOD OLE SOUTHERN FRIED ROCK!
Marshall Tucker, Poco, New Riders of the Purple Sage, Ozark Mountain Daredevils ..
Lucky enough to see Huey play the Macon Cherry Blossum festival....not the whole band but played with Chris Hicks, a young kid on bass, and a drummer....the festival called them the Outlaws, I didn't care....DAMN they were good.....RIP HUEY
I saw the Outlaws in 1989, and Chris Hicks was in the Band at that time...Great guitar player as were all of them
Saw the original lineup of this band live. Absolutely amazing.!. Miss this music a lot
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Love this!! Got to see them several times!!
Great song, great band, their music will always be loved. Saw them in Boston, 1978, only wish I could back and do it again...... Love listening to their music.....
👍 I saw them in Jacksonville Fla in 1979, great band !
Caught the original line up a few times.....just a ungodly display of talent
Yeah... so talented............Hughie has that haunting voice...musicianship on point..........
On Jan 25,1979 I was stationed in Long Beach and me and my former shipmate Bob Wing saw Molly Hatchet as the opening act for The Outlaws in the Long Beach Arena - We had never heard of Molly Hatchet before this concert - This is my fave Outlaws song and we heard them sing this at that concert and I have the CD
Billy Jones probably a very good hearted person. Left us too young. Great guitar player.
I grew up with that they will be the best of it Green grass and high tides forever
Saw them many times. Every time they came through Atlanta. Never disappointed. Great bunch of guys.
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OMG!!! WOW! I can't get enough of these guys!!!
❤ saw them at least 20 times in the 70's see them this Friday should be interesting. Been 40 years.
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So love the song and the guitar sounds !
So perfect
I just caught the last verse - "They were waitin' for the ghost of an outlaw - Jesse was his name". RIP Hughie.
Love the Guitar Army!!
Huey the perfect Southern rock voice
these guys really ROCK.....still love this one, especially.......and of course ,ghost riders!
Best southern rock band.
One of the best multiple guitar attach bands
I love this band.
Love it
The rocked The Palladium Theatre in NYC in the late 1970s
Lyrics
Gypsies danced around the campfire
Shook their tambourines
They were waitin' for the ghost of an outlaw
Sundown was his name
As the midnight hour grew closer and the sky began to fall
You could see his shadow in the light of the moon
He had heard the gypsies' call
She had hair as black as darkness
Her eyes were emerald green
Oh her voice was soft and tender
Ooh she loved to sing
She will sing no more or dance again
Or shake her tambourine
They had taken her away she was dead and gone
You could hear the gypsies sing
Ooh, ooh hurry Sundown (the gypsies cry Sundown)
Ooh, ooh hurry Sundown
Ooh, ooh hurry Sundown (oh the gypsies cry)
Hurry Sundown
Ooh, ooh hurry Sundown (the gypsies cry Sundown)
Ooh, ooh hurry Sundown
Ooh, ooh hurry Sundown (oh the gypsies cry)
Silver devils in his holsters
Stars strapped to his heels
There was fire in his eyes
They say that he was dressed to kill
He had hands as fast as lightning
Heart as cold as steel
He had come for the one that took her life
To lie him in Boot Hill
Gypsies danced around the campfire
They shook their tambourines
They were waitin' for the ghost of an outlaw
Sundown was his name
As the midnight hour grew closer and the sky began to fall
You could see their shadows in the light of the moon
They had heard the gypsie's call
Ooh, ooh hurry Sundown
Ooh, ooh hurry Sundown
Ooh, ooh hurry Sundown
Ooh, ooh hurry Sundown
Source: Musixmatch
Bicentennial park Miami 🔥 bring it back alive album 70s.
Bring It Back Alive is their best album in my opinion. The energy on those versions is awesome! But I like all the albums until Ghost Riders. It really fell off after that...
The Outlaws had some damn good songwriting.
Still my favorite band.
Them ol' boys can shred .
Billy Jones seems like a great laid-back guy. What a shame such a talented musician and person in general.
Love that tune.
I love this song hurry sundown
"Hurry Sundown"
Gypsies danced around the campfire, shook their tambourines
They were waiting for the ghost of an outlaw, Sundown was his name
As the midnight hour grew closer and the sky began to fall
You can see his shadow in the light of the moon
They had heard the gypsies' call
She had hair as black as darkness, eyes of emerald green
Oh, her voice was soft and tender, oooh she loved sing
She will sing no more, or dance again or shake her tambourines
They had taken her away, she was dead and gone, hear the gypsies sing
Ooh, hurry Sundown (the gypsies' cry)
Ooh, hurry Sundown
Ooh, hurry Sundown (the gypsies' cry)
Hurry Sundown
Ooh, hurry Sundown (the gypsies' cry)
Ooh, hurry Sundown
Ooh, hurry Sundown (the gypsies' cry)
Silver devils in his holsters, stars strapped to his heels
There was fire in his eyes, they say that he was dressed to kill
He had hands as fast as lightning, a heart as cold as steel
He had come for the one that took her life, to lie him in Boot Hill
Gypsies danced around the campfire, shook their tambourines
They were waiting for the ghost of an outlaw, Sundown was his name
As the midnight hour grew closer and the sky began to fall
You can see their shadows in the light of the moon
They had heard the gypsies' call
Ooh, hurry Sundown
Ooh, hurry Sundown
Ooh, hurry Sundown
Ooh, hurry Sundown
1:25 that LP cries and sings!!! An amazing sound from that LesPaul!
Tapping up the big 4 from the Outlaws for our opening act in AC in April....great licks!
I think this show was in Shawnee Mission Kansas
One of the best for sure
Miss this time......😥
Can't we all say WAA because it's not the original lineup? Who cares how wonderful the music is.
Absolutely. Let's celebrate a band that uses the same name 40-plus years later that bears no resemblance to the band that was the Outlaws! Who cares what the tribute band actually sounds like, as long as they're playing the same songs and we can pretend we're listening to the Outlaws, even if we're not?
SO let's hear it for mediocre (or worse) cover bands that refuse to call themselves cover bands, lest they won't capitalize on what the real band created . . . which actually WAS wonderful music. And for those who disagree, how about a great big WAAAA!
Dear Kurt, I meant the current lineup still does the music justice and that is wonderful. Can Outlaws music never be played live again? And the lack sound and video quality is attributed to phone. I share your love for the Outlaws. If you want to see a band butcher original music, check out the current Foghat. Much respect, Andrew
@@andrewsparr9287 Hey Andrew, thanks for your cordial response. It's appreciated, especially in light of my sarcasm, which you didn't resort to using. I tend to react that way when I see/hear videos of groups playing songs by some of my favorite bands from my youth, using the band's name when it's a group clearly composed of different people not doing their songs justice.
I think it's great that the Outlaws' music is still played. I think it's an unacceptable lack of integrity, though, when the name is used as a cash grab to attract audiences. I also just read about Henry Paul's "leasing" of the name "Outlaws" from Hughie Thomasson's widow shortly after Hughie's death, the subsequent lawsuit, etc. I'd like to hear Henry's side of the story, but if what he allegedly did is true, it's really disgraceful.
Doug Gray has basically been doing the same thing with the "Marshall Tucker Band" for almost 40 years. He's the only original member and he literally has no voice left whatsoever. Yet for some reason, people come out to see these guys make a mockery of the real band's songs. I'm not contending that this version of the Outlaws is terrible. I simply believe that while legally they may be able to use the name, doing so displays a complete lack of integrity. And I'm sure Blackberry Smoke could do a far better job covering those songs -- as Blackberry Smoke.
What a band this is the OUTLAWS
Awesome 💯
Sure looks like the Capitol Theatre in Passaic NJ
I think you are right. This is an amazing band. Cheers!
@@dwaynewladyka577 I worked that show. :)
Asbury Park NJ `77
Guitar army!🔥🔥🎸
The Outlaws are so underrated and it pisses me off. This band crushed it,& even is metal punk kids likes this. Try segueing Teen Spirit into Green Grass👌🏾. Yeah, this shit rocks.
Me too keep playin
Legends!
My guys new years eve 79-80 with Molly Hatchet,38 special,etc Lakeland Florida Civic Center baby
My first concert. Same bands at Hollywood Sportatorium. Hollywood, Florida.
Good
Outlaw
I guess I did didn’t I?❤
Once an outlaw always an outlaw ! Ubetcha
Killer 👍👍
Hate when the venues dont get the sound checks right. Back up mics way too low. Other instruments volume also too low. Throws everything out of balance.
Don't I know it. Friends
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Highly was my dear friend. I grew white him and family love forever . David gibbs
Great band... really pushing the tempo on this one.
What did I do rattle your cage?
Great song, but way too fast a tempo. Mediocre musicians, formulaic songs.
How in the world do you get mediocre musicians, i challenge you to name any 2 guitar players that played together as well as Hughie and Billy!!!!
Hughie and Billy are legends!!! :)
@@tomekkaz I agree, they are legends. The one small gripe I have is that when they played live, Hughie is usually pretty spot on to the original recording whereas Billy never plays the same thing twice and is often way off from the original recording. And since a big part of what makes them great is their lead guitar performances, it leaves something missing when Billy seems to be in his own little world playing something not even close to the way the song is supposed to sound. Some may like this... but not me.
Are you in need of attention?
This waz at capital theatre in 1978