Cool seeing The Continental Club in the video. I miss Tony too, but Brian still has the band going. Its worth it to check out Redd V and Dale Watson at the CC too.
These guy's were so damn good I hated when Tony V left the band they never recovered from that. I saw them many times when they came through Dallas and they were such a killer live band ,but of course Nashville did nothing to promote them so Tony hung it up ...Too bad
klbax63 I really miss Tony as well. He became a born-again Christian and left the band to get into the clergy trade . . . like what he was doing in the derailers was ‘anti-Christian’ or something.
@@mosriteflyinfingers9252 A career going from bar to bar in different cities every day can be problematic for someone whose priorities are his faith and his family. It wasn't the music - it was the touring lifestyle that led Tony to make his choice.
one of the original Derailers , bass player, Vic Gerard told me the band was in debt and Tony was tired of touring--they always packed the house in Houston, awesome band
@@seththomas9105 Of course, breaking up right when you start getting some attention had nothing to do with that. Life on the road with constant access to free alcohol and drugs has killed many a talent, so just quitting is definitely an option for a family man.
These guys are so cool 😎 the Buck Owens influence is strong in their songs and I f'n love it !!!!
Painfully underrated band.
These guys should've been a household name back in the day. Especially when Tony was still in the band
Noone better than The Derailers in the 90's!
Damn good. This is what country should be today.
Seriously, one of the tightest bands of all time.
Id pay anything to see Tony play with them again.
Same here
Me too
+1
What a great band they were.🎸🎻
Buck Owens saw it in these guys. Why the hell didn't Nashville? Country music is a better place today because the Derailers passed through.
That's why Dwight Yoakam left Nashville and headed to Bakersfield.
Nashville didn't even see "it" in Buck Owens. At least Dwight Yoakam got them to wake up before Buck passed.
One of my all time faves... nothing beats the 90s
Cool seeing The Continental Club in the video. I miss Tony too, but Brian still has the band going. Its worth it to check out Redd V and Dale Watson at the CC too.
And can we say something about the fabulous Scott Walls on pedal steel? He RIPS on this song--and the entire album.
1990s Derailers were the BEST !
These guy's were so damn good I hated when Tony V left the band they never recovered from that. I saw them many times when they came through Dallas and they were such a killer live band ,but of course Nashville did nothing to promote them so Tony hung it up ...Too bad
klbax63 I really miss Tony as well. He became a born-again Christian and left the band to get into the clergy trade . . . like what he was doing in the derailers was ‘anti-Christian’ or something.
@@mosriteflyinfingers9252 A career going from bar to bar in different cities every day can be problematic for someone whose priorities are his faith and his family. It wasn't the music - it was the touring lifestyle that led Tony to make his choice.
Tony was the biz for sure.Pity he left the band.
one of the original Derailers , bass player, Vic Gerard told me the band was in debt and Tony was tired of touring--they always packed the house in Houston, awesome band
as good as this band was, I don't think they made what they really deserved, lots of great bands have this problem
Only saw these guys play once. Was a great show at The Casbah sometime in the late 90s
How in the world did I never hear of these guys? Dang.
Easy, they weren't Bro Country or Garth Brooks. They were real C&W so Nashville shit all over them.
@@seththomas9105 Of course, breaking up right when you start getting some attention had nothing to do with that. Life on the road with constant access to free alcohol and drugs has killed many a talent, so just quitting is definitely an option for a family man.
great band, I know Vic bass player very well, sad Tony left them, that kinda ended it
At the continental club. very cool.
Austin was so much fun back in the early 90s, not like that now
I thought Tony would get his hair cut by by Sid King !!
Please do some gigs with Tony . C'mon fellas