Jimmy Hall & Wet Willie (Street Corner Serenade) at Judge Roy Bean's 4 27 2002
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- Jimmy Hall & Wet Willie with the Hurricane Horns perform Street Corner Serenade at Judge Roy Bean's 4/27/2002
Wet Willie:
Jimmy Hall: vocals, harmonica, sax
Jack Hall: bass, vocals
Donna Hall: vocals, tambourine
Ric Seymour: guitar
John Anthony: keyboards
T.K. Lively: drums
Ricky Chancey: guitar, vocals
Hurricane Horns:
Kent Karcher: tenor sax
Michelle Karcher: baritone sax
Chip Harrington: trumpet
If this song doesn't make you smile, check your pulse.
Man, I sure was wishing this band had more than one or two hits. I absolutely love "Keep on Smiling".
This brought tears to my eyes. Fantastic performances!
Saw Wet Willie at the Bitter End with my girlfriend Trudy around 1972. Jimmy Hall was and still is phenomenal. Incredible memory.
World class local talent.
This is my all time favorite Wet Willie tune.
Wow! Brings Back Some Memories! Digging out the Vinyl right now! The "Sax" Whoa!!!
What a great saxophone player!
THATS MY BEST FRIEND JIMMY HALL AT THE BEAN IN DAPHNE,AL. WE ALL MISS JUDGE ROY BEAN BAR IN DAPHNE,AL
One of my favorite bands and one of my favorite bars.
jimmy hall is just pure talent. what a force.
Great live
Absolutely
he treats every show like its his last!! much appreciated Jimmy Hall!! ;)
This is one of those songs you hear once or twice,growing up then spend 40yrs asking everyone if they remember a song that goes. ...
I owned this 8 track when it came out . Loved Wet. Willie. ! Southern Rock. Was Awesome !!!
Saw him and his group with the A.R.S.back in the 70s.put on one of the best concerts I ever seen.
I was here .. Mobile bay Alabama... Jimmy's hometown
I met Jimmy Hall two times years apart . A really cool and very talented dude !
What a voice!
This is one of those songs you heard growing up as a teenager (1970s Chicago) on the FM dial that didn't get much air time but because it was "catchy" you always seemed to remember it....and yet thanx to modern technology 40yrs later you can hear it anytime you want....life huh?
Saw wet willie in dc in front of beck bogart and appice that night is burned into my memory great time in georgetown love jimi hall mans got soul
Makes me soooo proud to be from Mobile! The talent here has no equal
Is that where Judge Roy Bean's is?
Great stuff..my generation is still up at it..amazing. .love it
Just saw Jimmy Hall this weekend in North Myrtle Beach at OD Beach Festival. What a thrill, and the man sounds as great as ever!
Amen, timeless sound and rhythm
I loved this song growing up in Eastern Canada . Wet Willie was the best , love Jimmie Hall and the whole group!
I still listen to live Drippin’ Wet I’m 74 now and still love this music.
Jimmy hall, you still got it;)
awesome song jimmy and wet willie, been enjoying your music for 30 years, thanks for bringin your cuz donna on, she has such good rythuym, ya'll play the music i like ;)
donna's his sister
I was at this show Sunday at the bean miss those days
We always made a stop at Judge Roy Beans after a day at the beach. Sundays were always happening at the Beans. I loved the burgers from the open pit and the saddle bar stools. Good Times.
Snowbound in Chicago during the January blizzard of '78, when I attended my first Wet Willie concert and they played all the best songs off their new album "Manorisms." Still have that album in my collection today.
Jimmy you and your band are awesome!! No doubt
My old stomping ground Judge Roy Beans! Great times with great bands that came through there. :)
EXELLENT!
forgot just how much I love this song!
I love the way he jumps octaves at will, excellent tone
This is pure talent no Justin Bieber and no fake ass k -Pop real music and real musicians.
I too have fond memories of JRB's....AND of Wet Willie! FABULOUS tune....Thanks for the post! Cheers!
Somebody firing one up at the 3:50 mark, the good ole' days.
I love it!
This is really helping me relax because I have some stressful stuff going on right now. Thank you 🙏
Yup...it does help.... Always loved this song. Hope you are doing better...
Takin a mental health day and my early 70s music clears my mind!
Keep On Smiling... That's really the only Wet Willie song that got Airplay up here in Michigan. I've got their Greatest Hits and Manorisms on vinyl. Love the band though never had a chance to see em. Clear your head and enjoy your mental health day (I take them too) and Keep On Smiling and Remember.... Grits Ain't Groceries, Eggs Ain't Poultry and Mona Lisa Was A Man.... !!!!! Always loved this song Grits Ain't Groceries. And of course there are those who think the Mona Lisa Was A self portrait. Could be....
Be well brother
This is a great version but I think I like the Studio Version off of the Manorisms LP. You can hear the Piano more. With the horns and great vocals... it's AWESOME
This was me growing up as a teenager. Great times!
Great band.saw them at Carl p Mayfield one for the sun fest in Nash TN great time's
This just made me so happy! 😎🎶❤
Seen wet Willie in concert before. I enjoy his music.
Sister D is stunning beside Brod Jimmy
wow what a great crowd! jimmy hall n wet willy are great!!!! fuckin A!!
What a great band
GREAT SOUND!!!
My Cousins the Carley brothers took me to see the band in 1977 in Mobile! Great Time! Thank you Donnie, Robbie, Doug, Gary and Greg! (And thanks Cousins Linda and Sharon!) Aunt Jane and Uncle Bob!
Wow amazing
What a voice
Awesome!!!
I want to se this band live So Bad!!!
It resonates with me. I always liked doo-wop (from Philly) but to hear a southern rock band do a tribute to it... and yes, they I guess we talk kind of like that, y'all
Hot damn, Jimmy and gang.
Good time Rock and Roll.
Wonder if they remember playing the Ruins in Spartanburg many times.
HOT DAMN!
All kindsa noise for that...Thanks Jimmy Hall !
When he tours with Jeff Beck and belts out the old Sam Cooke classic "A Change Is Gonna Come", it absolutely gives you chill bumps.
I so Jimmy take over for Hank Jr it was fantastic I saw wet Willie on the same show with Skynyrd Skynyrd was putting me to sleep that night in my hometown of their hometown Jacksonville Florida Skynyrd The outlaws and wet Willie and wet Willie kicked ass
@@DavidSmith-uo9je , sounds like the same show I saw in Nashville years ago, except that The Atlanta Rhythm Section was also on the bill that night too opening the show.
Surely do miss Judge's. Tons of great memories.
one of the best things coming out of Mobile
FRANKIE CROCKER USED TO PLAY THIS IN HEAVY ROTATION ON WBLS 107.8 FM RADIO, IN New York!
awesssome!!>>>
The Bean! Miss that place...
Big time, drank many a beer and more than a few tequila shots there.
That Donna is sure a fine looking woman. Man o live!!
Have you seen the 1973 live show in Macon Ga? She's wiggling that body all over the place in a tube top. Hot as hell🔥🔥🔥
THEY DID GORDEN
They should have made it to the top. Brilliant.
they did!!! I live down south, we love are willie!!
Hard to resist this song...so don't!
Thought you might wanna know, Donna is Jimmy and Jack's Sister.
Classic!
Thumbs down to those who gave this song a thumbs down
Jimmy hally you are the shit, bad ass :(!!! All y'all:))))))
Rock On 🎸
What a happy song🎙😎😎🤓🤓🎹
Keep on . . .
Not too bad but then anything after "Keep on smiling is a let down."I want to like it. I love the saxphone-always have and always will.The sax does nothing but add to any song
Most everyone does...you can't help it!
Sound check! 3:01. To me. It seems like the crowd doesn’t know what/who they are witnessing
Come join wet Willie family & friends group on Facebook
Jeff (Alabama) Cooke on guitar wearing the ballcap by any chance?
No lip-syncing or backing tracks here 🙃
Is the nursing home in the front?
I can barely remember my street corner Serenade
Lol ..Sounds like the sax on Saturday Night Live!
I could never understand why "Keep on Smilin"" was a big hit and this was not.
Someone please help me remember! It was around 74ish I was with some friends on Dolphin Island ( I think ) and some bands were playing some doing covers and what not then a band came out and got my attention straight away with horns and the lead Man played a harmonica as well as other instruments through the show. Needless to say I just partied harder but I could almost swear I heard this song and one called Keep on Smiling as well as something about Grits. Was that them? What year was it? Or was I on a beach somewhere else close to the Island? I've gotten to old to remember, Please help!
Yes, that was Mobile's Jimmy Hall and Wet Willie playing at Dauphin Island.
Old brother Willie getting soak and wet!
Sing it out loud
I have a theory. Wet Willie faded away because Mick Jagger already had the job. Can be no other explanation.
Old Pirate much rather this than the stones....
I've never seen Mickey play any instrument
I'm boogeying in my wheelchair
I'm boogying in my wheelchair
The band is cookin'! Too bad it's in front of the wine sippin' crowd 😒
That balloon is not worthy of the Jimmy hall band
Seen wet Willie in concert before. I enjoy his music.
Their music. It's a band . Not a Person....
@@donaldlyons537 You mean "Leonard" is a band too?
Lolol