This song was written by my neighbor Kostas here in Belgrade Montana. He always plays around the area just for fun. Him and DY wrote a few hits together.
You got to MEET him?!! Lucky, lucky you! How did you meet him? Any tips on how I could meet him? I'm going to his show in February -- my first ever! Sooo excited!
On this day in 1993 {May 16th} Dwight Yoakam's "Ain't That Lonely Yet" peaked at #2* {for 3 weeks} on Billboard's Hot Country Singles chart, for it's first two weeks at #2, the #1 record for both those weeks was "I Love The Way You Love Me" by John Michael Montgomery, and for it's third week at #2, "Should've Been A Cowboy" by Toby Keith was in the top spot... And on June 12th, 1993 "Ain't That Lonely Yet" reached #1 {for 1 week} on the Canadian RPM Country Tracks chart, the record it replace at #1 was "I Love The Way You Love Me" by John Michael Montgomery... Between 1986 and 2005 the Pikeville, Kentucky native had forty one records on the Hot Country Singles chart, fourteen made the Top 10 with two reaching #1, "Streets of Bakersville" {with Buck Owens} for one week in October of 1988 and "I Sang Dixie" for one week in February of 1989... Dwight David Yoakam will celebrate his 64th birthday in five months on October 23rd, 2020... * "Ain't That Lonely Yet" was Dwight Yoakum's first of three of his records to peak at #2 on the Hot Country Singles chart, his other two #2 records were "A Thousand Miles From Nowhere" in September of 1993 and "Fast As You" in December of 1993... And from the 'For What It's Worth' department, the remainder of the Hot Country Singles' Top 10 on May 16th, 1993: At #3. "Tender Moment" by Lee Roy Parnell #4. "Hearts Are Gonna Roll" by Hal Ketchum #5. "Tell Me Why" by Wynonna #6. "Made For Lovin' You" by Doug Stone #7. "Alright Already" by Larry Stewart #8. "Should've Been A Cowboy" by Toby Keith #9. "Hometown Honeymoon" by Alabama #10. "Alibis" by Tracy Lawrence
Y’all I was living in Texas in the early 80s Dwight had started touring around the country when he played in a venue in a smaller town they laughed at him because he wasn’t a “ Texan” …. He beat them all hard
I love DY. He is as real as they come in Country music. Todays' lot could learn a lot about being a real star and artist from this guy--if they could get out from under the Nashville cash machine.
This man deserves more, but being the gentleman he is, I guess it it doesn't matter cause he has a long following of fans, and I'm one of them. Put it this way he'll never go hungry!
what tone what a band so tight talk about gettin in the groove its rare to see everyone in a band posesed by the groove cool to see thanks dwight for keeping such great players with you alas things change thanks for the goosebumps
I absolutely love this song. I totally get it and I'm a woman! I think of all the boyfriends I have had that have lied to me and done horrible things and how I had to walk away and never look back. I can relate too real to this song.
How about one big super concert with all the country hit makers of the 90s before its too late, 12/21/12 coming and things are not looking good, look up and around!!!
Damn, Dwight is the greatest around today but he doesn't seem to be around like he used to...playing casinos now and such. Come back Dwight, we miss you!
think he came thru Reno that year...outdoor ampitheater show at either Bally's or Hilton, whichever 'hotel' name it was that year! lol!...( place is now Grand Sierra) wow...never thought i'd say..'i miss the music from the early 90's...
Lost in this live version is the slower tempo of the original recording which was perfect. Sung too fast it's just a lilting old melody instead of the lonely song of a past love affair.
I don't know if anyone will agree with me here, but I get the impression that Dwight really wasn't giving anywhere near his 'all' in this performance. I honestly don't believe he liked this song (he had no hand in writing it), the album on which it appears is such a departure from the previous three, and if I had to hazard a guess, I'm of the belief that he sort of resents the success that this song had. Which sucks, because it ranks amongs my all-time favorite songs. I just have this feeling that the song was someone else's idea, and that he really was reluctant to do anything with it. That said, the album version is pure mastery.
Kentucky boys: Dwight Yoakum, Keith Whitley, Ricky Skaggs, Tom T. Hall, John Michael Montgomery, Bill Monroe, and Johnny Depp, George Clooney, Brad Pitt, Muhammad Ali. Then there's the girls: Naomi, Winona and Ashley Judd, Loretta and Crystal Gale, Patty Loveless, Rosemary Clooney, Jennifer Lawrence. That's just a few.
![Dwight Yoakam - "Buenas Noches From A Lonely Room (She Wore Red Dresses)" [Live from Austin, TX]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/gG4LKFoDDCc/mqdefault.jpg)
Once there was a spider in my bed, I got caught up in her web, love and lies. Pure poetry......
She spun her chains around my heart and soul never to let go but I survived.... no question the second verse makes the song
Poetry he didn’t write
@@Imprisoned1995 been there ! so true
@@roswell266 me too.
I dated someone who had BPD, and that whole verse in this song describes my relationship to a T!
Probably the most underrated country artist ever. The last dying breaths of real country music
And he was great in Sling Blade
one of the richest tho!!!
Him and Haggard.............
That Pat is a near full on fact
A one of a kind voice from real country music
The greatest country artist of all time. Johnny Cash said Dwight was the best, and you’re in no position to argue with Mr. Cash.
So wish they would put Dwight in the Hall Of Fame already. It's long overdue. LEGEND.
Million dollar voice
For real! It's so unique, but fits perfectly with his style
Still the sexiest man in the universe! ;-Þ
Finally saw him live! Amazing..the man can do no wrong.
Seen him at least 7 times through the decades, and he never disappoints.
The man is ALWAYS on key when singing live. Incredible.
Absolutely love love...
It Doesn't Get Any Better than Dwight Yoakam singing his songs. He's the best.
Love him so much. I don't even listen to a lot of country, but I listen to Dwight
Yup. I only listen to real country. Give Sturgill Simpson a listen. You will not be disappointed.
@@caseylewis8768
Also Colter Wall
I changed it up..., to...,"I ain't that 'Homeless', yet...!", lol.
Mr Dwight Yoakam, you're my friend and I love you, so much...
Woody
such a unique voice, and so recognizable, and then hes got that sexy thing going on !
he's an old country soul
My husband and I name our only son after Dwight Yoakam and were proud we did it....
I just discovered this song today because my job plays country music. Just discovered Merle too lol
yosofunny bunny Better late than never!
This song was written by my neighbor Kostas here in Belgrade Montana. He always plays around the area just for fun. Him and DY wrote a few hits together.
The sentiment is clear, yet expressed so gently by Dwight. Heartbroken and po'ed at the same time.
picksalittle I think I read at Wikipedia that 'Kostas' was from Greece. Is that correct?
Kostas is a great song writer.
he is talent he can sing and act....sling blade is my fav...
HE'S SO BEAUTIFUL ♥️
Still in heaven since I had the opportunity to meet Dwight on May 30th! Such a talented singer, songwriter, musician and actor.
Kathy Green you go girl
You got to MEET him?!! Lucky, lucky you! How did you meet him? Any tips on how I could meet him? I'm going to his show in February -- my first ever! Sooo excited!
On this day in 1993 {May 16th} Dwight Yoakam's "Ain't That Lonely Yet" peaked at #2* {for 3 weeks} on Billboard's Hot Country Singles chart, for it's first two weeks at #2, the #1 record for both those weeks was "I Love The Way You Love Me" by John Michael Montgomery, and for it's third week at #2, "Should've Been A Cowboy" by Toby Keith was in the top spot...
And on June 12th, 1993 "Ain't That Lonely Yet" reached #1 {for 1 week} on the Canadian RPM Country Tracks chart, the record it replace at #1 was "I Love The Way You Love Me" by John Michael Montgomery...
Between 1986 and 2005 the Pikeville, Kentucky native had forty one records on the Hot Country Singles chart, fourteen made the Top 10 with two reaching #1, "Streets of Bakersville" {with Buck Owens} for one week in October of 1988 and "I Sang Dixie" for one week in February of 1989...
Dwight David Yoakam will celebrate his 64th birthday in five months on October 23rd, 2020...
* "Ain't That Lonely Yet" was Dwight Yoakum's first of three of his records to peak at #2 on the Hot Country Singles chart, his other two #2 records were "A Thousand Miles From Nowhere" in September of 1993 and "Fast As You" in December of 1993...
And from the 'For What It's Worth' department, the remainder of the Hot Country Singles' Top 10 on May 16th, 1993:
At #3. "Tender Moment" by Lee Roy Parnell
#4. "Hearts Are Gonna Roll" by Hal Ketchum
#5. "Tell Me Why" by Wynonna
#6. "Made For Lovin' You" by Doug Stone
#7. "Alright Already" by Larry Stewart
#8. "Should've Been A Cowboy" by Toby Keith
#9. "Hometown Honeymoon" by Alabama
#10. "Alibis" by Tracy Lawrence
I love Dwight, my favorite song, so beautifully done.
One of the best F U songs of all time !!!
Favorite Cowboy with Heart of Gold❤❤❤
This is a very good song. I love his strong voice. And yes I did survive all of my peril's.
king of country blus etc!
I ain't that lonely yet, hummm, yes i am......... man, doesn't get any better than this......
He is just a natural. I love his music and he voice or so real. I love it. Being southern yes.
Y’all I was living in Texas in the early 80s Dwight had started touring around the country when he played in a venue in a smaller town they laughed at him because he wasn’t a “ Texan” …. He beat them all hard
The slickest country outlaw ever
He has the voice the sound and fantastic songwriting
Sharon Stone was quoted saying 'kissing him was like kissin a dirt sandwich" don't know bout the kissin but that sound I'ma missin
Thx for being a part of my life Dwight!!
Love me some Dwight.
Great great song.........fits his style perfect.
Haven't heard this song in a long time since living in Vermont and hearing it on a juke 📦 there
i had a spider in my bed, just like this...thank you Dwight. I don't feel so stupid now. :)
Good Musical Therapy!
I just seen him live a couple years ago and he's still got it
Women, after all u put ur man through praise the lord hes still with u. You really deserve him.
It just doesnt get better than this. Love Dwight and Ain't that lonely yet.
It's weird how such a short song can be a big hit.
Lovely song ,love you Dwight Yoakam.
Thanks for this video. One of my favourites. Haven't ever heard a bad song from Dwight - he's the best!!
One of my all time favorites 👍🍺😎
Heard this while driving to Nashville. 😍😍
love this song, love Dwight Yoakam!
I used to love putting this song on a jukebox. Love Dwight!
great stuff
There just are no words
Just notice the under shirt with that amazing jacket. He is a class act. Truly admire
I love DY. He is as real as they come in Country music. Todays' lot could learn a lot about being a real star and artist from this guy--if they could get out from under the Nashville cash machine.
Still listening and he’s still tha man 🤙🏼
This man deserves more, but being the gentleman he is, I guess it it doesn't matter cause he has a long following of fans, and I'm one of them. Put it this way he'll never go hungry!
PERFECTION!
True country
Saw Dwight a year ago in Edmonton. Simply the best.
Awesome will listen to this over and over
We can relate!
what tone what a band so tight talk about gettin in the groove its rare to see everyone in a band posesed by the groove cool to see thanks dwight for keeping such great players with you alas things change thanks for the goosebumps
The best
We need more like him.
I absolutely love this song. I totally get it and I'm a woman! I think of all the boyfriends I have had that have lied to me and done horrible things and how I had to walk away and never look back. I can relate too real to this song.
Him and Clint Black ... my favorites
He will be missed. Play on in heaven DY ☀️
This is country, not this rubbish now, dwight, merle, waylon, willie never forgotten.
Country Blues at is BEST!!!!
My favorite song of his.
How about one big super concert with all the country hit makers of the 90s before its too late, 12/21/12 coming and things are not looking good, look up and around!!!
Once there was this spider in my bed, I got caught up in her web -- of love and lies
I don't give a damn I just love country music so much if any body don't like I just don't give a damn trameka Watkins
I Ain't that Lonely YET!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Damn, Dwight is the greatest around today but he doesn't seem to be around like he used to...playing casinos now and such. Come back Dwight, we miss you!
Wow!!! What ever you do I prey that you are lonely so there is nobody that goes down with you!!
Masterpiece
Thanks for posting this!
dwight's the best! love his songs! thanks for putting up this video!
I LOVE DWIGHT!! 💜
When country music was still country music.
think he came thru Reno that year...outdoor ampitheater show at either Bally's or Hilton, whichever 'hotel' name it was that year! lol!...( place is now Grand Sierra) wow...never thought i'd say..'i miss the music from the early 90's...
I don't give a damn I just love country music if nobody don't like it I just don't give a damn trameka Watkins
This true country music.\
Lost in this live version is the slower tempo of the original recording which was perfect. Sung too fast it's just a lilting old melody instead of the lonely song of a past love affair.
There WAS once a spider in my bed. I found a new bed.
I believe he wrote this after Sharon Stone and him broke up. Greatest breakup payback song ever !
He wasn't actually the writer of this song...
@@kaohsiung99yea, he was, along with Kostas.
@@AdamRiley20 Song was written by Kostas and James House. I verified this by looking at the 45 rpm record for sale on ebay (as well as Wikipedia).
makes me wanna .Well lets say have some fun...lol
Ahhh yes, I remember a great movie called sling blade, he got his self hacked up with that sickle.
So lit
Country today is Pop of the 70's, or worse.
My X put me some awful thing. Yes, I did survive and I won!!!!!!
seems authentic too me to...
He was about 36 or 37 here. I was 17.
I don't know if anyone will agree with me here, but I get the impression that Dwight really wasn't giving anywhere near his 'all' in this performance. I honestly don't believe he liked this song (he had no hand in writing it), the album on which it appears is such a departure from the previous three, and if I had to hazard a guess, I'm of the belief that he sort of resents the success that this song had. Which sucks, because it ranks amongs my all-time favorite songs. I just have this feeling that the song was someone else's idea, and that he really was reluctant to do anything with it. That said, the album version is pure mastery.
Kentucky boys: Dwight Yoakum, Keith Whitley, Ricky Skaggs, Tom T. Hall, John Michael Montgomery, Bill Monroe, and Johnny Depp, George Clooney, Brad Pitt, Muhammad Ali. Then there's the girls: Naomi, Winona and Ashley Judd, Loretta and Crystal Gale, Patty Loveless, Rosemary Clooney, Jennifer Lawrence. That's just a few.
hungry for round 1000!
He's a complete diva DB in real life
Classy dresser! You don’t see him in ratty jeans or faded old t- shirts !
He’s a classy dresser !
do you know where this was? i saw him at the Governors in chattanooga around that time
He was all about skinny jeans before skinny jeans were popular.
I wonder if musicians get sick of their own songs having to sing them over and over and over...
Great performance sans pants