lol I’m not American same as you but I really enjoy these country music songs they are made with true American passion and heart something I will never understand myself
@@NoghaStar My papaw fought the Germans so yall could live in peace. And now you have the means to defend yourself. I support yall and say do it. And disregard anything anyone else thinks about it. Stay safe over my friend.
That wink from Randy still gets me every single time. Takes me back to my teens in the 80s. Hot southern summer nights, lightning bugs, bottle of something I’m not supposed to have down by the river. Miss those days.
No cell phones when you talked to your woman it wasn’t words written on a screen, it was pick up the rotary dial phone call your girlfriend, “Hey SugarPuddin’ be there at 6:00 Friday night, I love you too, later.” Hang the phone up, and if you forgot something you’d call back. There were no school shootings even though you would see pickups with guns in the gun rack during hunting season. I’ve seen guns traded in the school parking lot. If you had an issue with someone you met at the trees and fought it out and 9 times out of 10 you were sitting around a bon fire drinking a beer with them on Friday night. God I miss the 80’s.
“Whitetail buck deer munchin' on clover Red-tailed hawk sitting on a limb Chubby ol' groundhog Croakin' bullfrog Free as a feeling in the wind Home grown country girl Gonna give me a whirl On a Tennessee Saturday night” god I could listen to this part forever... goosebumps and a warm feeling inside 👌🏼☺️
2023 Just watched CMA Fest from Nashville. They finally recognized Alabamas contributions after almost 60 years !! They only played one song 😢. They still had their sound! I grew up listening to their songs talking to us of our roots. I'm Texan born and raised!! They and the Gatling brothers were my favorites!! I'm 64, headed to 65. Feel so lucky to hear this fine music in my life!! Bless ya'll and Alabama!! ❤❤
@LadyLiet thank you for the love and support you've been showing us the Alabama band over the years cheers🥂 I'm highly honored and honestly can't thank you less. The Alabama band was awarded the Pinnacle Award at the CMA FEST and it was well deserved
Growing up in Michigan, we loved Alabama's music. Their blue collar roots and rural America centered lyrics spoke to an entire generation all across the country. I'm thankful for RUclips to be able to re-vist these moments in time. I can still recite so many of their songs lyrics even 40 years later. Sad to read of Jeff Cooks passing. I hope he and the rest of the band recognized the profound impact they had on so many.
Michigan here as well. The bar would always light up when I’d play this song. That and David Allen Coe’s You Never Even Call Me By My Name. Classics that never get old
Grew up in Rhode Island, moved to Michigan ten years ago. My mom and dad were from the south and always loved country music. This band is the pinnacle of country music to me. Great memories!
I'm only 24, but when I watch the video and reflect on what America used to be like and what our society is now, I want to weep (and do a bit). Lord have mercy on us
@@seronymus what you said is true. I'm 42 and watched it change before my eyes. By the time you were old enough to get a grasp on what was happening, the last of the remaining good times were all but gone
Oh, this takes me back, to being a young child, listening to this song over and over again, with y mom who was hopelessly in love with Randy Owen... Miss you mom... 💕💕💕💕💕💕💖
The Beatles of country music and that is not an overstatement. Great songs and huge impact. This band brought country music to millions of Americans like myself, who didn't grow up listening to country.
RIP: Jeff Cook, who co-founded the country group Alabama, has died at age 73. The guitarist steered the band up the charts with such hits as “Song of the South” and “Dixieland Delight."
RIP Jeff Cook. You will dearly be missed and never be forgotten. A true legend and performer from the greatest country music band of all times. Your #1 fan, Kelly Moyer.🙏🙏🙏♥️🎸🎻🎵🎶
Was a time in the 1980's I was sitting on my moms lap learning how to read with THIS song pounding down stairs what a time to be alive it was!!!..... Set me right and took up a piece in my brain..... thanks for reading....
Yeah being a kid in the eighties was the best lol I remember not only this great music but getting up early on Saturday morning to watch cartoons and then going outside to play all day if it wasn't raining it was a beautiful era and I loved it
Family , work, honesty, simple living, values, .. this is why so many people around the world like American country music. God bless America and everything it stands for.
Gustavo Gentilin well, American cars, and music.. Love American nature, but Damn shitty Healthcare and shootings.. Yeah I don't mind the country sides of Europe either 😂👌
This is how the country looked when I was growing up. The cars and trucks, how they're dressed, that back road with the sun setting behind the trees, the old homes especially the one with all the chairs on the front porch and a clothes line out back, the tractor, the old store, even the saw mill. I watch this video often just to go back to a time when the world was a little kinder and sane.
Same here. Then I moved to a big city. 30 years later I drive a 2016 Nissan versa (which will be worth nothing in ten years) and barely recognize the smell of clean air.
Good old days. I hope america can see those days again. For that is my prayer. But because america's too far gone. I think those days are gone. Forever
This music just makes my heart happy. Born and raised in the south. Grew up listening to the Bama boys in the 80s, and still listening today. Long live Dixie!!!
I remember days like this. Completely different vibe, even though their is still good out door bands and dancing around the fire it is more a mix of various cultures that seems to have changed the vibe.
NorthTexasFarming the majority of that video is shot in fort Payne I’m from around there and can recognize almost everything but it is close to Tennessee probably a 20 minute drive and you’re in Tennessee
This reminded me of eastern North Carolina life in rural areas. Trucks, people just living. So much culture in this video. Picking your girl up, opening the door, and genuine smiles to just be together. That's a slice of heaven.
My late grandfather, who passed away in 2020 at age 95, used to play Alabama driving his pickup truck with me in the passenger seat. I heard this song played live by a Port Charlotte, Florida, band, just a few nights ago, and I started crying at dinner. And I didn’t know why. The raw nostalgia from this song.
I’m currently on a trip with my family in Nee orleans and just being in the Deep South, this song fits. Having a beer and watching my daughters have a great time. God Bless america!
The Vols played this Gem after defeating BAMA 52-49 stopping Coach Saban 15 Year winning streak on the rivalry best known as the Third Saturday in October. I couldn’t imagine a better time to play this song then UT Fans storming the field.
@@teqh_reverse2777You said: "You know the songs about Tennessee right" Uh...yeah. Perhaps you should visit the RUclips channel for the band called Tennessee. Then things might click for you.
Alabama is the old time Greatest Ever, when country music was real. Me and my dad had a tradition to go see them in concert every year at the Broward County Young Fair! Memories! Awesome!
I'm a class of 2022 college football player. Hang in there tight! Promise we won't let these jams die out! Still arguably the most popular country song in colleges across the nation. Spend my dollar (ON A BEER)
I may be from Texas and I ain’t a Bama fan but i must say i visited Mobile and it’s one of the prettiest places i’ve been and gives a good welcoming home feeling
@@merykpropst8926 You'll want to stay in all the well lit areas in Mobile. Mobile ain't no place for a Texan to be. It is pretty though. It's not like it is here, in the SW. They've got some issues we don't have to contend with. We don't see these issues in Texas 'till about Dallas and then East. Texas was blessed, no doubt about it.
Back in the days when you could ride in the bed of a truck, sitting on the tailgate. I know many people don't care for the word 'Dixie', or the displaying of the Confederate flag on vehicles, but I'm glad this music is still around.
your so right about the memories riding along with my dad listening to great music took it for granted i guess who knew we would be here i went to go back wheres the time machine
Miss this type of Country Music! These were the ‘Good Ole Days’! Country Music is not the same music anymore! Many of the new artist have lost their way! ? 4 U - I used to be in your Fan Club for years!! Is there a way I could get an Autographed Picture sent to me if I pay to purchase this from you? Let me know, either way! It’s ok, if no!
I love the vocal harmonies. Music today needs progressions and harmonies like this. Particularly, country. It sickens me what mainstream country sounds like today. This song is a soothing balm.
I was raised in denver, but traveled the south for 10 years. Fell in love with the places and people. Recently found the band Alabama, around the time I left the south. Love these guys, thier music embodies the feeling I felt in most of the south. I hope to return to Dixie and put down roots one day.
I always look forward to hearing this at the Alabama football games. Its crazy to hear a packed out stadium singing this song with the Alabama added lyrics. LOL ROLL TIDE!!
This goes out to all the essential/expendable workers like me that toughed this thing out! Peace and love! Keep this country running and doing what you do!
Driving down the road the other day, I started singing this song even though I haven't heard it in years. I could still remember most of the words. When I was a late teenager, my friends and I would listen to Alabama, Oakridge Boys, Hank Williams Jr..... you get the idea. I drove a pickup truck of coarse. Still do. Then life got more complicated and confusing and I got into listening to heavy metal music which was never upbeat, more angry like I was I guess. But now 35 years later, my life is just about as fine as I could want it to be. So I looked up this song and have listened to it numerous times thinking about my younger days. The good days. Now I have to look up Green River!
I just saw them last night in Spokane, WA. It was incredibly emotional for me. This is music I grew up listening to with my mom. We didn’t have much growing up, but she would blast Alabama while she cleaned and being able to bring her to see them in concert felt so full circle. I hope you have the best time!
@@meganstevens20 your story is touching I'll definitely have a great time. I'm taking a friend tonight to see Alabama live in Calgary Alberta Canada. 😁👍
@@jenniferwilhelm256 thank you for the love and support you've been showing us the Alabama band over the years cheers🥂 I'm highly honored and honestly can't thank you less. We would be in Canada again in August hope to see you there
Absolutely love that the Tennessee Vols played this Alabama song tonight after the FG win over Alabama Roll Tide... In Tennessee... On a Saturday night... How ironic🤣🤣🤣..... Just seemed so extra special tonight after such a tough game for both sides. What a way to take this song back to Tennessee where it belongs.
Brings back memories, 12 year old kid in the back seat of moms Camaro, didn't matter where she was going I was in my own 12 year old world listening to Alabama
They are one of the best . I am still listening to them . Great band great people . They show love in their songs . Is written in history for ever ....
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RIP Jeff Cook. Thank you for the great memories
Im proud german listening to this song. good ol times...make america great again! Make the western world proud again!
lol I’m not American same as you but I really enjoy these country music songs they are made with true American passion and heart something I will never understand myself
Amen
@@NoghaStarIm just an old boy from Georgia. And there's no place like Dixie. Hope you get to see it one day. But be proud of where from anyway.
@@MatthewBerger-bb1wn I’m Israeli a lot of people will try to shame me for it haha
@@NoghaStar My papaw fought the Germans so yall could live in peace. And now you have the means to defend yourself. I support yall and say do it. And disregard anything anyone else thinks about it. Stay safe over my friend.
Born in 91. Here in 2024. Some people still have love 💪
Born in 1970. Listened to this on 8 track, which we still have and the player!😊
🙂
Born in 92' and I'm here
I’m a ‘90 baby…my kids know every word
@@Tommy.OrginalvideosPhilly93 🫡
40+ years later my husband and I are still rollin' down a backwoods, Tennessee byway, one arm on the wheel. Life is good. Thank You Jesus.
Who is playing this on a Tennessee Saturday night on the third Saturday in October!
GBO
🍊🍊
Right here!
DAMN STRAIGHT!!! GBO!!!
GBO 🧡
Feb. 2024 thinking back to 1982! Brings back some Memories!😂👍 Thank You!
Year I was born but love this song so much.
I have some of these songs on cassette tapes and CDs.
Ahh its good to see my Vols fans here tonight, after beating Bama and enjoying this Dixieland Delight!! 🍊🧡🧡🍊
That wink from Randy still gets me every single time. Takes me back to my teens in the 80s. Hot southern summer nights, lightning bugs, bottle of something I’m not supposed to have down by the river. Miss those days.
You that's right best times ever
Yes 👍 we had river also!
A turtle dovin etc. Makes me think back too
No cell phones when you talked to your woman it wasn’t words written on a screen, it was pick up the rotary dial phone call your girlfriend, “Hey SugarPuddin’ be there at 6:00 Friday night, I love you too, later.” Hang the phone up, and if you forgot something you’d call back. There were no school shootings even though you would see pickups with guns in the gun rack during hunting season. I’ve seen guns traded in the school parking lot. If you had an issue with someone you met at the trees and fought it out and 9 times out of 10 you were sitting around a bon fire drinking a beer with them on Friday night. God I miss the 80’s.
Never forget what they took from us.
“Whitetail buck deer munchin' on clover
Red-tailed hawk sitting on a limb
Chubby ol' groundhog
Croakin' bullfrog
Free as a feeling in the wind
Home grown country girl
Gonna give me a whirl
On a Tennessee Saturday night” god I could listen to this part forever... goosebumps and a warm feeling inside 👌🏼☺️
So sorry for the loss of our friend
I'm from Brazil, my father lived in the USA he likes country a lot, especially from Alabama, since I was little I listen to this song with him
parece que sertajeno ne!
How did your father end up him Brazil?
2023 Just watched CMA Fest from Nashville. They finally recognized Alabamas contributions after almost 60 years !! They only played one song 😢. They still had their sound! I grew up listening to their songs talking to us of our roots. I'm Texan born and raised!! They and the Gatling brothers were my favorites!! I'm 64, headed to 65. Feel so lucky to hear this fine music in my life!! Bless ya'll and Alabama!! ❤❤
@LadyLiet thank you for the love and support you've been showing us the Alabama band over the years cheers🥂 I'm highly honored and honestly can't thank you less. The Alabama band was awarded the Pinnacle Award at the CMA FEST and it was well deserved
Hello 👋 🌹
I'm a bit behind you, at 54. I remember, they, and George Strait owned the CMAs, in the late '80, early '90's...... OR? were those the nominations?
This is probably one of the best if not the best groups ever.. the harmonies and vocals of all the members are phenomenal
2024! And Alabama is still listened to.
True!!!
Hell yeah I'm still listenin in 2024
Yep! 🎉❤
Old America the beautiful! Greatest song! Greetings from Russia!
This is a Great American video.I am 59&1/2 going on 60 this summer and I love old- fashioned Southern& Country songs like this one!!!!
As much as I love this song, can we take a moment to appreciate that cool old Chevy pickup? 4-doors weren't too common back then!
you got laughed at back then for having 4 doors
I’d sure love to have that old crew cab! It’s either a 73 or 74 Chevy C/20 or C/30
@@85fordman Didn't they make that style from '73-'79
My buddy owns a nice one right now.
What vehicle is at the 2:35 mark?
Driving me crazy as a car geek.
Growing up in Michigan, we loved Alabama's music. Their blue collar roots and rural America centered lyrics spoke to an entire generation all across the country. I'm thankful for RUclips to be able to re-vist these moments in time. I can still recite so many of their songs lyrics even 40 years later. Sad to read of Jeff Cooks passing. I hope he and the rest of the band recognized the profound impact they had on so many.
North Dakota too....cruise those gravel roads with Alabama...
I live on Dixie hwy in Michigan we jam this shit
Michigan here as well. The bar would always light up when I’d play this song. That and David Allen Coe’s You Never Even Call Me By My Name. Classics that never get old
@@Christy__M the perfect country western songgggg
Grew up in Rhode Island, moved to Michigan ten years ago. My mom and dad were from the south and always loved country music. This band is the pinnacle of country music to me. Great memories!
Last "Tennessee Saturday night" was pretty sweet beating Alabama 52-49 at home. Greatest night to be in Knoxville in a long, long time!
Alabama song unfortunately for you tennesee won’t make the playoffs ever again
Love this song! Represents the south so much. Love from Mississippi!
I am 44 years old I grew up listening to this music I love it and I always will
1990 boy here, this is one of the best songs ever! Nothing beats these old bands!
Nice handle.
I wish I could go back to the 80s. Life was great and I never knew that I went without.
BEST Country Band ever.
Fr
Agreed!!!
Amen, brother!!
I'm here in 2021 jamming feel good music 🤘
one perfect song
Me too bud 🤠
You're not alone pal
Me too
Yessir
I'm only 24, but when I watch the video and reflect on what America used to be like and what our society is now, I want to weep (and do a bit). Lord have mercy on us
Absolutely. Well said.
@@0069rob I was being overly dramatic sorry, but I'll be 25 in about a day
@@seronymus what you said is true. I'm 42 and watched it change before my eyes. By the time you were old enough to get a grasp on what was happening, the last of the remaining good times were all but gone
Go to the right parts of the country it's still like this.
Old soul...
Alabama, I want to thank you for keeping these songs available for all of us.
Unlike Garth Brooks, I don’t understand why he took his music down. Greed I guess.
@@BustedCanofBiscuitsGarage hi
And Roll Tide
Bama band yes... but always remember this song is bout Tennessee
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DOWN GOES THE CRIMSON TIDE!!
Damn that 1973-74 Chevy crew cab is sweet! Very rare truck to find today.
Chad W. I know, I daily a regular cab swaurebody and I want that round light crew cab so bad.
Damn I'm as old as that truck!
Nice! I was born November of 1979 so I’m not too far behind ya!
@@85fordman July of 1979 for myself
I have one 😂
Here after Tennessee took down Alabama 52-49 on 10-15-2022 . It's great to be a Tennessee vol!
Oh, this takes me back, to being a young child, listening to this song over and over again, with y mom who was hopelessly in love with Randy Owen... Miss you mom... 💕💕💕💕💕💕💖
LOL My mom thought he was the most handsome man in the world miss my mom
The Beatles of country music and that is not an overstatement. Great songs and huge impact. This band brought country music to millions of Americans like myself, who didn't grow up listening to country.
RIP: Jeff Cook, who co-founded the country group Alabama, has died at age 73. The guitarist steered the band up the charts with such hits as “Song of the South” and “Dixieland Delight."
Don't forget his expertise with a fiddle, one of the finest in çountry music....... If you're gonna play in Texas, ya gotta have a fiddle in the band!
GO VOLS
RIP Jeff Cook. You will dearly be missed and never be forgotten. A true legend and performer from the greatest country music band of all times. Your #1 fan, Kelly Moyer.🙏🙏🙏♥️🎸🎻🎵🎶
Thank you for the love and support you've shown us the Alabama band over the years cheers🥂 Jeff will forever remain in our hearts
You're welcome Randy. I have seen you guys 19 times and every time it was fantastic and I'll always be your #1 fan. 👍👍
Hello
Was a time in the 1980's I was sitting on my moms lap learning how to read with THIS song pounding down stairs what a time to be alive it was!!!..... Set me right and took up a piece in my brain..... thanks for reading....
God Bless you!
Oh how I so wish I could have been alive in those times, that sounds amazing
Amen!!!!!
@@ditsydaisys it was fabulous! A lot simpler. People gotta make things more complicated now.
Yeah being a kid in the eighties was the best lol I remember not only this great music but getting up early on Saturday morning to watch cartoons and then going outside to play all day if it wasn't raining it was a beautiful era and I loved it
Goosebumps !!! Let’s save our country y’all!!!
Family , work, honesty, simple living, values, .. this is why so many people around the world like American country music. God bless America and everything it stands for.
Gustavo Gentilin well, American cars, and music.. Love American nature, but Damn shitty Healthcare and shootings.. Yeah I don't mind the country sides of Europe either 😂👌
Estados Unidos é um país perfeito em toda sua cultura em beleza.
gorkzop shootings are because of IDIOTS!!!!! I know A LOT of responsible gun owners. Get over it.
...and everything it used to stand for
Gustavo Gentilin not about usa it's about the csa
This is how the country looked when I was growing up. The cars and trucks, how they're dressed, that back road with the sun setting behind the trees, the old homes especially the one with all the chairs on the front porch and a clothes line out back, the tractor, the old store, even the saw mill. I watch this video often just to go back to a time when the world was a little kinder and sane.
Hello, how's your day going over there??
that all ended in the mid 90s only thing we can do is keep moving forward and remember the good ol days and enjoy the life we have God Bless yall
These we're some good times
Same here.
Then I moved to a big city.
30 years later I drive a 2016 Nissan versa (which will be worth nothing in ten years) and barely recognize the smell of clean air.
Not a cell phone in sight
Love this song rip to Jeff cook of this legendary country music bamd
Rip Jeff cook gone but not forgotten
Good old days. I hope america can see those days again. For that is my prayer. But because america's too far gone. I think those days are gone. Forever
Let's get Trump and America will be back
I'm 70 years old and I have been listening to them everyday and I love it.
This music just makes my heart happy. Born and raised in the south. Grew up listening to the Bama boys in the 80s, and still listening today. Long live Dixie!!!
This is about Tennessee
Been to Tennessee, I'd go again
If the people in Alabama could read they would be very upset about this post.
😂💯@@DanielNorthcutt
I remember days like this. Completely different vibe, even though their is still good out door bands and dancing around the fire it is more a mix of various cultures that seems to have changed the vibe.
They sure did a good job capturing what it was like to grow up in good ol Tennessee 💯 frozen in time
NorthTexasFarming the majority of that video is shot in fort Payne I’m from around there and can recognize almost everything but it is close to Tennessee probably a 20 minute drive and you’re in Tennessee
Grayson how do you figure Tennessee is a 20 minute drive from Fort Payne?
Well Lori some of us don’t really agree with the speed limits so we get there pretty fast
@@graysonedgeman6770 Beautiful area, hope I can't get up that way sometime for some camping or trapping.
This reminded me of eastern North Carolina life in rural areas. Trucks, people just living. So much culture in this video. Picking your girl up, opening the door, and genuine smiles to just be together. That's a slice of heaven.
Rest in peace Jeff, your talent helped make Alabama the greatest country band ever
He will be so missed. What talent
@@jackieharbuck8596❤😢
𝒉𝒆𝒍𝒍𝒐
𝒈𝒐 𝒕𝒐 𝒎𝒚 𝒅𝒆𝒔𝒄𝒓𝒊𝒑𝒕𝒊𝒐𝒏
I'm actually Alabama is a state
He was super talented! 😎
This must be the greatest song ever made in the golden era, and in the best part of the World! Best regards from a huge Alabama-fan, from Poland;)
Is it true there's a festival in Poland that imitates the American South?
My late grandfather, who passed away in 2020 at age 95, used to play Alabama driving his pickup truck with me in the passenger seat.
I heard this song played live by a Port Charlotte, Florida, band, just a few nights ago, and I started crying at dinner. And I didn’t know why.
The raw nostalgia from this song.
It's okay you cried. Good memories reminded you of him.
I always have a delayed response to grieving too. It's often a song and an out-of-the-blue memory that does it. Months or years later.
Karma
Best country song ever
This band will always have a place in country music history. Such genuine talent and music with meaning.
Hello
I’m currently on a trip with my family in Nee orleans and just being in the Deep South, this song fits. Having a beer and watching my daughters have a great time. God Bless america!
57 year old here actually crying to this song . Only because I know we can never go back to this time and music
I'm only 17 and I understand ya man. This music today will never be good at all
13 soon to be 14 loves this song because it was my grandma's favorite song! (Also I wish I can the 57 year old a hug)
Yeah too many places now in the south are becoming libtard woke places.
Don't despair. There's good stuff coming in the future too. Just over the next ridge and we'll be there.
It's the exact way, I remember that video,, from the then! :) Just off color.... the "risqué" scenes.... Pretty sure we mostly got caught..... 🤪🤪🤪
Greats from France to Alabama!
Third Saturday in October and Tennessee won time to listen to a song about Tennessee
GO VOLS!!!
Go vols
It says Alabama in the into
@@collinforrestThe lyrics say Tennessee four times, Einstein.
@@collinforrest it's specifically about tennessee where Roger lived and driving down highway 11w...😂
Who hears this mastermind at the end of the game tonight? UT 52 vs UA 49. What a game for the ages.
Takes me back to the 80’s. Loved it. Still can sing it all the way through it
Hello there Theresa nice meeting you here
The Vols played this Gem after defeating BAMA 52-49 stopping Coach Saban 15 Year winning streak on the rivalry best known as the Third Saturday in October.
I couldn’t imagine a better time to play this song then UT Fans storming the field.
Feels so right
It felt so good whenever BAMA came back to beat Tennessee 34-20 in the revenge game
It just doesn't get any better than this. Thank you, Alabama.
You know the songs about Tennessee right
@@teqh_reverse2777You said: "You know the songs about Tennessee right"
Uh...yeah. Perhaps you should visit the RUclips channel for the band called Tennessee. Then things might click for you.
@teqh_reverse2777 acts like we don’t all know the song is about Tennessee. It only mentions it a dozen times in the lyrics.
We know if it was about the state of Alabama then they’d be singing about loving your sister and marrying your brother.
or launching rockets into outer space for nasa....huntsville isnt it??
Didn't grow up in Tennessee, but this song makes me wanna live there every time I hear it! Boy this song brings back some memories!
One of my choices to retire. I need a place with old time, traditional values. This song takes me back to a good, safe place in America.
Alabama is the old time Greatest Ever, when country music was real. Me and my dad had a tradition to go see them in concert every year at the Broward County Young Fair! Memories! Awesome!
You can make a case for Alabama being the GREATEST BAND in American 🇺🇸 history! 17 straight #1 hits! THAT WILL NEVER BE DONE AGAIN, not even close!
sound track to a country boys life.... north and south.... love this song in the farmlands of Ontario ,Canada
nice to see a fellow Ontarioan youtube here ;)
me on Quebec farms
Matthew Kempa hey I'm from a farm in southern Manitoba bout a mile off the American border
Very true
New Brunswick farmer here 😉
I have listened to this song every day since the Vols beat BAMA Go VOLS!!!
I’m 53 and this always in my playlist on Saturday night 🎉🎉
G friends in low places
Tonight it was a Dixieland Delight for Tennessee fans as the Volunteers upend Alabama.
To say the least!! Knoxville will be rocking all night!
It was Dixieland Delight for Alabama fans when the crimson tide upended Tennessee 34-20
And tonight! 24-17. Go Vols!🧡🤍🏈🍊
Makes me miss the America I grew up with here in 2020, that America is burning
Yup
tell that to the leftists
I miss it too brother
I'm a class of 2022 college football player. Hang in there tight! Promise we won't let these jams die out! Still arguably the most popular country song in colleges across the nation. Spend my dollar (ON A BEER)
It’s all the millennials and gen z rards
God Damn this song sounded good in Knoxville tonight!
Damn Randy, when did we get old? I never saw it coming, was to busy workin gettin the youngins raise.
Alabama rocked in the early 80's I remember as a kid hearing them on the radio all the time
Alabama Forever!!!
This makes me SO PROUD to be from "the south" of Alabama!!!
Roll Tide Roll
Much love from Mobile Alabama
Across the bay from ya roll tide
I may be from Texas and I ain’t a Bama fan but i must say i visited Mobile and it’s one of the prettiest places i’ve been and gives a good welcoming home feeling
Makes proud to a TENNESSEAN!!!!🧡
@@merykpropst8926 You'll want to stay in all the well lit areas in Mobile. Mobile ain't no place for a Texan to be. It is pretty though. It's not like it is here, in the SW. They've got some issues we don't have to contend with. We don't see these issues in Texas 'till about Dallas and then East. Texas was blessed, no doubt about it.
I'm from Pensacola, born in Atmore, Alabama!! ROLL TIDE!!
I know I'm not the only one who remembers being a boy, riding down the interstate with dad and hearing this classic,
Southern Pride baby
Back in the days when you could ride in the bed of a truck, sitting on the tailgate. I know many people don't care for the word 'Dixie', or the displaying of the Confederate flag on vehicles, but I'm glad this music is still around.
Alabama was always on the radio driving through Fort Payne
Now that's funny shit!
your so right about the memories riding along with my dad listening to great music took it for granted i guess who knew we would be here i went to go back wheres the time machine
I followed this band in the 70’s growing up! They were the ‘BEST COUNTRY MUSIC BAND’ EVER!
Luv’d them ❤!
Thank you for the love and support you've been showing us the Alabama band over the years cheers🥂
Miss this type of Country Music! These were the ‘Good Ole Days’!
Country Music is not the same music anymore! Many of the new artist have lost their way!
? 4 U - I used to be in your Fan Club for years!! Is there a way I could get an Autographed Picture sent to me if I pay to purchase this from you? Let me know, either way! It’s ok, if no!
@@debraknudson195 send me your email address my dear
I love the vocal harmonies. Music today needs progressions and harmonies like this. Particularly, country. It sickens me what mainstream country sounds like today. This song is a soothing balm.
I was raised in denver, but traveled the south for 10 years. Fell in love with the places and people. Recently found the band Alabama, around the time I left the south. Love these guys, thier music embodies the feeling I felt in most of the south. I hope to return to Dixie and put down roots one day.
I always look forward to hearing this at the Alabama football games. Its crazy to hear a packed out stadium singing this song with the Alabama added lyrics. LOL ROLL TIDE!!
If you know you know. If not go check out the videos on RUclips of dixieland delight at Alabama Bryant Denny stadium
Nothing like Alabama fans singing a song about Tennessee 🍊
@@x7w6nothing like a team with 0 sec championships in the last 20 years trying to troll a team with the most sec championships. Roll tide
This song will never get old to listen to its one of my favorite song from Alabama ❤❤❤❤
Thank you for your support Jeanette
This goes out to all the essential/expendable workers like me that toughed this thing out! Peace and love! Keep this country running and doing what you do!
I really wish that i could have shared this song with my best friend back in the 1990's.
I miss her
We are better for having heard this. Thank you, Alabama.
This song picked me up when I was going through the worst years of my life. And now I live in the country in Alabama, and I couldn't love it more! 😊
My 3 year old daughter’s favorite song. Especially when that fiddle part hits.
Driving down the road the other day, I started singing this song even though I haven't heard it in years. I could still remember most of the words. When I was a late teenager, my friends and I would listen to Alabama, Oakridge Boys, Hank Williams Jr..... you get the idea. I drove a pickup truck of coarse. Still do. Then life got more complicated and confusing and I got into listening to heavy metal music which was never upbeat, more angry like I was I guess. But now 35 years later, my life is just about as fine as I could want it to be. So I looked up this song and have listened to it numerous times thinking about my younger days. The good days. Now I have to look up Green River!
Maybe you felt the Vols were about to go hypersonic
This has to be the best country song of all time!! 🤠🎸 🎶
Going to see Alabama on Saturday July 8th in Calgary Alberta Canada. So excited 😊
I just saw them last night in Spokane, WA. It was incredibly emotional for me. This is music I grew up listening to with my mom. We didn’t have much growing up, but she would blast Alabama while she cleaned and being able to bring her to see them in concert felt so full circle. I hope you have the best time!
@@meganstevens20 your story is touching I'll definitely have a great time. I'm taking a friend tonight to see Alabama live in Calgary Alberta Canada. 😁👍
@@jenniferwilhelm256 thank you for the love and support you've been showing us the Alabama band over the years cheers🥂 I'm highly honored and honestly can't thank you less. We would be in Canada again in August hope to see you there
@@meganstevens20 Thank you for your love and support we love you all our fans ❤
Hello 👋 🌹 💐
One of the best songs ever 😊
Hello how are you doing
"Parked in a holler 'neath the mountain moonlight" ROLL TIDE!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Roll Tide brotha!!!
Song about Tennessee. On a Tennessee night.
Row tied......gig em
ROLL TIDE 😌
Rammer Jammer❤️
Absolutely love that the Tennessee Vols played this Alabama song tonight after the FG win over Alabama Roll Tide... In Tennessee... On a Saturday night... How ironic🤣🤣🤣..... Just seemed so extra special tonight after such a tough game for both sides. What a way to take this song back to Tennessee where it belongs.
Ehh. Kinda feel like Luke Bryan or the Backstreet Boys would fit Tennessee better 😂
Go big orange!!!!!!
@@j-bo3762 I walked that goal post straight to the tn river
"Gimme your fight song punk, we're taking it back": DEEBO
@@ztmolickatyler8719 damn you’re a democratic peaceful protestor huh??
2024 going strong
Brings back memories, 12 year old kid in the back seat of moms Camaro, didn't matter where she was going I was in my own 12 year old world listening to Alabama
I love Alabama.
I will never.get tired of listening to Alabama.they are still number one .
I love all the Alabama songs a big time fan since 1980
Hello 👋 April how are you doing?
Greetings from "the south" of Brazil. God bless America!
Yeeeeee haaawww
Kkkkkkkkk tinha que ser kkkkk
I rrspect you man
Yo, salve man
Brasil tá em todas kkkk
It’s 2022 & I’m still loving/listening to my FAVORITE band called Alabama!❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥
Imma be blasting this tomorrow during the vols game
Bet you was surprised when they played it after the game. Sounded GREAT!!!
I would love to have some of those old trucks!🤗
Me too❤
Alabama, The heart of Dixie. I love the south. Greetings from a Former New Orleans resident living on the south of San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Puerto Rico 🇵🇷🇺🇸🇵🇦
They are one of the best . I am still listening to them . Great band great people . They show love in their songs . Is written in history for ever ....
God bless America 🇺🇸
I feel like a child, when I hear Alabama songs from the early eighties. It's such a nice feeling because time was still whole there.
the reason why we love America ❤🔝
MAGA!
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