"Hot Rod Lincoln" Cars go faster than a mind can think Follow to close you'll hit a brake light So always signal your blinkers do blink Night driving requires lights on bright And rethink having to much to Drink
Just wanted to say "Thank you" to you folks that are putting Junior Brown on YT for people to enjoy! He has always been one of the best guitar pickers in the business and it would be shame for the younger generations to miss out on his talent.
i read lots of comments on here about bill being mediocre or insinuating he isn't as good as who ever their favorite canned music pissant is at some time. i suggest you look at who this man is, co founder of the commander cody band, wrote hot rod lincoln, gets great reviews from music critics anytime their asked, and not from just one genre either. yeah he's a little older now, not much slower and certainly hasn't lost any of his talent. it's pretty annoying to see someone that has no idea what real music is knocking someone that is part of the history of music.
"Hot Rod Lincoln" Cars go faster than a mind can think Follow to close you'll hit a brake light So always signal your blinkers do blink Night driving requires lights on bright And rethink having to much to Drink
David Schomer GATTON WAS ONE OF THE VERY BEST STYLISH LIKE NO OTHER. JR BROWN WILL NEVER BE MATCHED HE IS THE MASTER OF PULLING OF TRICKS. DURING HIS PERFORMANCES. WOULD HAVE MADE A ICONIC STATEMENT TO SEE THE BOTH OF THEM TOGETHER. CHECK OUT SOME HELLACASTERS VIDEOS.
I would love to add Richard Thompson to that stage - consider his 1952 Vincent Black Lightning - i've seen him do this live several times it sounds just like this. I promise that at no time do his fingers leave his hands.
I always loved this song.The instrumentals from Jr are wild too.The police siren sound on the steel is wild too.I loved watching them playing those frets n strings,wow!
I dont play Vicki.I took quitar lessons in grammer school and private lessons during grammer school,then a friend tried to teach me,Brett at the Ramada Inn where we worked together in Cocoa fl. but I wasnt very good at it.I messed up by coming home making my own stuff but I should have kept learning the music instead of playing different chords trying to make a miracle and sound good.
Excellent! Wish I knew where my old buddy Steven Aaron Morgan of Hyde Park Cincinnati Ohio is these days! I know he'd really enjoy this ,even as much as I did,which I perceive as much even as the fellas doing the song did! Great job on a great fun song !!
Now that's a tele and a half!!!! I'm a blues player but have the pleasure of owning a pair of 1971 Fenders, a thinline tele and a deluxe reverb that are as country as can be!
Way back in the last century, during the hay day of progressive country, I caught a late late late late latenight radio interview with Commander Cody ...he told a tale of the time The Lost Planet Airmen played a dinky dinky club where the painted black ceiling ceiling above the stage had only about 6' of clearance ...he got to going and excitedly jumped up, knocking himself unconscious in the middle of the show ...good to see he still going
Remember hearing this song on the radio as a kid. Magic I tellz ya! The story( lyrics) were so vivd in my mind I could see myself driving a .... Hot .... Rod .. Lincoln.
roger huff Saw him years ago. A Journeyman Guitarist and entertainer if there ever was one! One the best shows I've ever seen. He turned on old Silver faced 'Twin' up to ten (it was humm'n) and played hard and fast for an hour or so with no breaks between songs. I'm sure the tubes were smokn' when he finally reluctantly left the stage. My son (who was about 15 at the time) was floored! The crowd in W. Sacramento didn't want to let him go! Thanks again Junior.
I saw Kirchen play this in a small bar in Berkeley CA. Yeah, a parade of styles would be a good way to describe it. He was playing his Tele through a small Fender amp and three stompboxes, what a sound.
![Asleep At The Wheel - "Hot Rod Lincoln" [Live from Austin, TX]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/GgLk5kKLnyA/mqdefault.jpg)
Wow!!! Junior Brown And Bill Kirchen!!! It does not get any better than this.
"Hot Rod Lincoln"
Cars go faster than a mind can think
Follow to close you'll hit a brake light
So always signal your blinkers do blink
Night driving requires lights on bright
And rethink having to much to Drink
Just wanted to say "Thank you" to you folks that are putting Junior Brown on YT for people to enjoy! He has always been one of the best guitar pickers in the business and it would be shame for the younger generations to miss out on his talent.
where is commander cody
@@heavy1ism He did not write it.. Charlie Ryan in the 1950's.
This is one of the videos that I wish there was a "love" button for! Always puts me in a great mood.
Rare
absolutely
One of the best songs ever done I never get tired of it
I love it when Jr goes off the tune and brings in other riffs and songs. Pure genius
The greatest, he plays with more variety than anyone
I can't think of a better guy for Bill to team up with. These two are definitely from the same school of music.
Awesome! One of my favorite songs, and two legends on stage! So wish I could have been there!
Ultra cool!!! Two Masters at once!!! Yeah!
A lot of talent on that stage!!
You got that right!
These guys are the definition of cool.
The perfect duo for this rippin', rockin' song.
I'll never know this song the same way again 😃 love it.
I learned how to play Seeds and Stems watching Bill Kirchen at Mr. Floods Party in Ann Arbor.
Outstanding. Saw Commander many times I the late 60s and 70 s in and around Ann Arbor, Mi. Add Junior a treat👍👏🎸🎸
damn, i love the tone he gets with that tele... it's freakin' perfect with a capital PERFECT!
Two of my guitar heroes sharing the same stage!!! Wow, I would have loved to have seen them play!!!! Awesome, thanks for posting!
Thanks a bunch to whoever posted this. Glad to see Junior
i read lots of comments on here about bill being mediocre or insinuating he isn't as good as who ever their favorite canned music pissant is at some time. i suggest you look at who this man is, co founder of the commander cody band, wrote hot rod lincoln, gets great reviews from music critics anytime their asked, and not from just one genre either. yeah he's a little older now, not much slower and certainly hasn't lost any of his talent. it's pretty annoying to see someone that has no idea what real music is knocking someone that is part of the history of music.
Ever hear of a cat named Danny Gatton ?!!
David Schomer YEA. GATTON WAS GOOD. WATCH SOME JR BROWN VIDEOS. 2 DIFFERENT STYLES BROWN IS THE TRICK MASTER.
@@davidschomer9655 - Danny Gatton and Joey DeFrancesco - "The Humbler." Nuff sed.
Yes Bill is really great.
The Commander Cody version was a cover. Original was done in the 1950s by Charlie Ryan.
"Hot Rod Lincoln"
Cars go faster than a mind can think
Follow to close you'll hit a brake light
So always signal your blinkers do blink
Night driving requires lights on bright
And rethink having to much to Drink
Junior brown is so underrated and almost unknown , it's sad guy is a national treasure a Texas national treasure
Bill Kirchen from Commander Cody and the lost Planet Airmen with Junior Brown. That would have been a great live show.
Two of the best!
Two amazing guitar players!
Danny " Dead " Gatton would have roasted those two hadn't he blown a hole in his FuCkInG head you know ?!!
David Schomer GATTON WAS ONE OF THE VERY BEST STYLISH LIKE NO OTHER. JR BROWN WILL NEVER BE MATCHED HE IS THE MASTER OF PULLING OF TRICKS. DURING HIS PERFORMANCES. WOULD HAVE MADE A ICONIC STATEMENT TO SEE THE BOTH OF THEM TOGETHER. CHECK OUT SOME HELLACASTERS VIDEOS.
@@davidschomer9655 took himself out of the game
This is a rockabilly classic. Country and rockers still perform it. There is no "best" version, just one of the great road songs ever written
The Cowboy hat reminded me of the punk driving the Black Chev in American Graffiti.
Man, that is pure gold!!
a rare gem. thanks for this one.
Great pairing, love both these Gentleman on their own, together is better!!!
I would love to add Richard Thompson to that stage - consider his 1952 Vincent Black Lightning - i've seen him do this live several times it sounds just like this. I promise that at no time do his fingers leave his hands.
this song is perfect for JUnior
This is awesome! Saw Junior in Milwaukee, man when his eyes roll back the tune takes over, just incredible!
I always loved this song.The instrumentals from Jr are wild too.The police siren sound on the steel is wild too.I loved watching them playing those frets n strings,wow!
Hi, Harry, nice to see you playing music You enjoy ☆♡☆
I dont play Vicki.I took quitar lessons in grammer school and private lessons during grammer school,then a friend tried to teach me,Brett at the Ramada Inn where we worked together in Cocoa fl. but I wasnt very good at it.I messed up by coming home making my own stuff but I should have kept learning the music instead of playing different chords trying to make a miracle and sound good.
I have alot of friends around here that play and sing really good,I'm better for watching them and stomping my feet to their beats,ha ha ha.
+Harry Newhall should would could. If it's and buts were candies and nuts, Wed all have a merry Christmas.
Two of the greatest guitar twangers ever!
Excellent!
Wish I knew where my old buddy Steven Aaron Morgan of Hyde Park Cincinnati Ohio is these days!
I know he'd really enjoy this ,even as much as I did,which I perceive as much even as the fellas doing the song did!
Great job on a great fun song !!
What a great song amazing performance
I been from Tuscon to Tucumceri and it dont get any better
2 legends on guitar , real history being made
Dusty Drapes and the Dusters number one guitar slinger the legendary JUNIOR BROWN.
what an awesome treat these two together.
There's two guys who can REALLY play guitar!
Best version i have ever heard of hot tod . . . Lincoln
Gotta hear it on "We've Gotta A Live One" Commander Cody/Bill Kirchen
Man if that aint 2 people having a good time, I will pay the price for lying. Awesome!!!
Now that's a tele and a half!!!! I'm a blues player but have the pleasure of owning a pair of 1971 Fenders, a thinline tele and a deluxe reverb that are as country as can be!
I wish the audio was better. This is two great pickers
Way back in the last century, during the hay day of progressive country, I caught a late late late late latenight radio interview with Commander Cody ...he told a tale of the time The Lost Planet Airmen played a dinky dinky club where the painted black ceiling ceiling above the stage had only about 6' of clearance ...he got to going and excitedly jumped up, knocking himself unconscious in the middle of the show ...good to see he still going
Nice post. This is classic stuff from amazing musicians
and they make it look so easy...Thanks for the music boys...Ed
Best car song EVER! makes me want to by a Lincoln.
Best ever!!!!!!!
oh my...he drops into that harmony like it was NUTHIN. Beautiful.
Watching 8-20-21 Great Duo!
I love both of these guys, wish they would tour together.
excellent
That was awesome!
Loved the collaboration between two legends. Wish I had been there to enjoy it.
Fan-freakin'-TASTIC!
Now THAT'S entertainment!
These guys are a hoot!
Remember hearing this song on the radio as a kid. Magic I tellz ya! The story( lyrics) were so vivd in my mind I could see myself driving a .... Hot .... Rod .. Lincoln.
Have seen both but not together. Would have loved this. Wish we had known. Can I say road trip.
junioris worth seeing very talented and wife plays a mean rythm
roger huff
Saw him years ago. A Journeyman Guitarist and entertainer if there ever was one! One the best shows I've ever seen. He turned on old Silver faced 'Twin' up to ten (it was humm'n) and played hard and fast for an hour or so with no breaks between songs. I'm sure the tubes were smokn' when he finally reluctantly left the stage. My son (who was about 15 at the time) was floored! The crowd in W. Sacramento didn't want to let him go! Thanks again Junior.
That was great, I was hooting and laughing.
Fantastic.... !
Terrific
story of our lives
great version of a classic. pat travers did a great version, charlie ryan and hilltoppers, johnny bond, and cody and the boys.
I saw Kirchen play this in a small bar in Berkeley CA. Yeah, a parade of
styles would be a good way to describe it. He was playing his Tele through
a small Fender amp and three stompboxes, what a sound.
Yep, its Great!! 👍
Thanks for this.
wish i were there.
so cool!!!!!
z
Surf music was an updated Rockabilly.
Incredible
A mazin.
Man Alive!!!
These dudes can shred man.
Deliverance
Bill rocks!
Now that's how it's Done...!!!
THE BEST CAR SONG PERIOD!
Wow - now, that's what I call a TANDEM!!!
he said,slow down,I see spots,the lines on the road just looked like dots
A wonderful piece of americana ;)
Holy crap !!!❤
thanks y'all ✌️.. my dad's theme song
it was an Oldsmobile with a 455... but.. hey.... same thing only different
an Alfa... Austin Healey... a bunch of VWs.. my poor dad.. RIP 🙏
h f s that's what you tube is all about ,to find gems like this amongst the mediocre,unreal ,great stuff !
What's that funny looking gizmo that cowboy fella's got? Looks like something from the Red Green Show.
Jr. Brown and Bill Kitchen, now there's a pair to draw to!
All they need now is Ray Benson, and theyd have a great show.
unreal playing! the Chops are riDONKulous
I say ridinkulous all the time. Didn't know other people did.
Os dois, sçaos bons demas, embora com diferentes estilos. maneco RS Brasil.
Who says, old people aren't cool.
Does anyone enjoy whats hes doing more than Billy and it comes thru to me too.
Don't get no better than that
You could search up and down the FM band for a month and still not find anything as good as this.
top shelf picken!!
Brown’s a real good player
What a telant!!!!
everyone has heard this one...Michaela NAAA "MOONBA"!!!!! Richard Elliot
Am a drop out from Watkins Glen area
N.Y.S.
Cant much more like days of Thunder movie...
-or RETIREES
thank you for posting this music....just another hippie lost in the ozone again.....
anybody here under 20 know commander cody (I'm 16 lol)
Woolly Allen can sure cook. I thought he played the clarinet....
Ya baby:) rock on
Now this be the original cool rap...... not the "New Crap Rap"... Tnx4 the post.... J
good