OUTLAWS - GREEN GRASS & HIGH TIDES REACTION
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Lynyrd Skynyrd: If I leave here tomorrow, would you still remember me?
Outlaws: Hold my beer.
That is great
100% on point! Once An Outlaw Always An Outlaw!!
PERFECT comment!!
I'd rather listen to Green Grass and High Tides over Free Bird any day.
couldn't have said it better.
REAL music 🎶 played with REAL instruments!! No auto tune, no synthesizers! Can you just imagine if music had progressed from there? Thank God we have this kind of music from the 70’s!
Hughie Thomason was on a beach in St. Augustine having a cookout. He went to the where the ocean meets the sand and stood there thinking of what it would be like if all the musicians he loved played for music lovers that had passed when they all got together.
Southern rock at its best!! Guitar army 😁 Rock On , young dude ❤️
I was going to say the exact same thing then I saw your comment on southern fried rock at its best... Great minds think alike
I've seen them 3 times..... this song is at least twice as long live. They had 3 guitar players (2 trading off on the solos), a bass player and 2 drummers. The first time that I saw them Molly Hatchet opened, talk about a killer concert. Another good Outlaws song is You Are the Show.
Saw the Hatchet Outlaws tour as well we are dating ourselves 😂
In Nashville?
@@boneypandapoo6637 Kiel Auditorium, St. Louis
@@stevenbirchall6987 Well, you are not technically "dating" yourselves, unless of course, you date is Rosey ... Rosie Palm 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
AND molly hatchet? that would have been intense.
The Florida Guitar Army rides again! For many years the live version of this song was a staple on the Chicago radio station I used to listen to. Lots of memories and thanks for a great reaction.
Exactly I remember too. Wmet Wxrt and the Loop good memories
Southern Rock...Allman,Skynard, Blackfoot, Molly Hatchet, Marshall Tucker, Winter bros...on and on. Such good music.
Very few people know about the talented Winter Brothers. Was surprised to see you mention them.
Always love going back to this. Back when I was a kid driving with my dad he would listen to this all the time. Now that I'm older and driving my dad to his appointments at the VA, I have a playlist of all his songs.
ZZ Top, Black Oak Arkansas, Ozark Mountain Daredevils, Wet Willie, Grinderswitch, Barefoot Jerry, Charlie Daniels, Atlanta Rhythm Section, Stillwater, Potliquor, Eric Quincy Tate, 70's Elvin Bishop ... on and on.
More good music.
The Winters Brothrs are fckn awesome,,, the guitar work in Outlaws and the Lawman , and the whole SouthWest Stampede album is GREAT !!! Not many people know about this group.
I'm 70 years old and we had the best music of all time, the best love songs the best southern rock, best rock, people now days still love this music, 60's 70s and 80s was the best, I lived it, went to all the concerts, and it made us better people to have the best of everything. And most of us were very poor, as far as money goes, But we were rich in all other ways, I thank God to this day,
I'm right behind you as far as age but damn didn't we have the best music ever!
This song is truly amazing.
When I first saw this tune on a reaction video, my immediate comment was, to hell with Freebird, this to me is the Greatest guitar jam EVER!!!
I've been listening to this song for years and years and years I never get tired of it southern fried Rock can't get any better
Dude, do you remember that there was a compilation album put out, geez, probably late 70's-early 80's called SOUTHERN FRIED ROCK. That had all the great jam bands?
And when concert tickets were under 20. Bucks PEACE HIPPIE JOE
@@hippiejoe969 my first concert was Frampton comes alive tour, yes I remember all that I'm 60 years old and I remember that album you're talking about I think my little brother still has it. The outlaws Lynyrd Skynyrd Molly hatchet rosington Collins band 38 special ZZ top etc etc
@@davidhumiston6500 David, Damn your an old sob. Just messing with you. Sweet 1st concert , now don't judge me but mine was KISS . But I was only 8. but then RUSH,AC/DC,
THEN OZZY, ETC. Anyway my daughter just found my box of old ticket stubs. 42. and only albums I got left are my out of print 1st collection albums. remember super jam concerts that use to exit every year, back in the day. Peace
@@hippiejoe969 we were all kiss fans here in Arizona and then a guy at the record store introduced me to the scorpions and Judas priest so it was bye bye kiss I still have the original Alice Cooper pretties for you and schools out album. Alice is my favorite musician by far then the scorpions, yes, Jethro Tull. I'm also stuck on the '80s hair bands LOL.. long hair forever
@@davidhumiston6500 I like, you got another thing coming,and the ripper, and I saw yes 3rd row floor seats St. Louis mo. Changes tour. But I do have
Yes songs and fragile on disk.
Then, I'm JETHRO, JANIS, DOORS, THE BAND , STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN, ETC. I'VE been slowly losing time to cancer , oxegen machine and in pain all the time. So I lay here and watch u tube reactions , and concerts . I was a mechanical contractor for 26yrs 1 company until 6yrs ago. Now
I'm just (RIDING THE STORM OUT) GET IT? AND after being bald, you know I am letting my freak flag fly! PEACE
I was already an Outlaws fan I saw them open for Boston's debut tour in '76 at the Swing Auditorium in San Bernardino and they played this song just like you heard it here.
Except louder. MUCH louder. That whole show was the loudest concert I ever heard in my life.
I saw Boston too..@ Dane County Colloseum Madison Wisconsin...could've been around the same time..and The Outlaws in 78/79 Alpine Valley Outdoor Arena...I know I begged for the video to be played the long version...Amazing!!!
@@cathyscaggs2357 And as great as Boston is?
The Outlaws put on one helluva show!
This was the first time hearing this song. All I can say is "Wow!" Going on my playlist immediately.
Saw these guys warm up for Molly Hatchet in Germany in 83. Both groups came out and did this song for the encore! Southern Rock at its best#
Now you need to check out ghost riders by The outlaws.. when you're done with that Blackfoot, highway song and., train train
Was getting ready to type the same.
@@rogeroran2911 I don't know if he's ready for it either one of those songs. Might cause an aneurysm LOL
Ooo! Florida's Guitar Army. Fantastic song, fantastic album, fantastic live band, as well. Them guitars are simply relentless! Oh, and you should check out the live version of this, as well...23 minutes of guitargasm. That's three guitarists and a bass player.
You might also check out their studio recording of Ghost Riders in the Sky, also.
I love to watch reactions to this song. I was a kid when this was on the charts, listening in on AM radio from my stereo. I still love this band, watch a live version and your mind will be blown even more! RIP Hughie, Billy and Frank! ❤️
This tune literally pushes one to the limit...! LOVE IT!!!!!!!!!!! Thank you for pickin' up on the bass riffs...a lot of people miss that.... Excellent review!
This is right up there with "Free Bird", maybe better and, most people don't even know about "The Outlaws".
Yeah, love Freebird but, if you were weighing who had the most complex, kickass licks, for the 2 songs, they're close but, it HAS to be the Outlaws for this comparison !!!
@@StevesFunhouse Agreed
This solo is better than Freebird and this is coming from a Zeppelin fan 😉🎸☮️
@@StevesFunhouse I’ve been listening to both weekly since they came out!
@@rascallyrabbits2573 So ... drum roll please ... which is YOUR favorite ??? Let me rephrase that ... which do you think has the best solos/licks ??? Careful now, the world is watching in anticipation 👍😊😁🤣.
When the rest of the world questions why Southern Rock songs are so long, a door on the side of the old Capricorn Recording Studio in Macon,Ga opens and the Allman Brothers Band steps out, takes a bow and simply says....You're welcome.
And that's what you call music! Of course this is from back in my time and a pure classic. Love seeing you react to it.
1977.... 32 feet from stage, center right, 3 hours.... The Outlaws and The Marshal Tucker Band do one hour each then together for the last hour... only 4 songs.....The solos were nonstop. Hard to describe with words how impressive that show was.
When you're asked the question if you only had one album of songs, what would they be - this one's on it; alway love to turn people on to it for the first time.
Probably the best guitar solos to come out of the southern rock movement.
indubitably, nothing comes near, really
Although I love this song and the Outlaws for their intense and masterful guitar work, I must respectfully disagree. The way Duane Allman and Dickey Betts played together is second to none! Personal tastes, of course, but it's ALL great music, and I'll be listening to it forever!
Best solos period
This is my Friday night after work kick my shoes off and dance around like a banshee to get the work week out my head, loved it for 50 years, never tire off it.
right on sister this stuff has been rockin my Canadian country ass for sooooooooooo long and being introduced to this genre by my older sister back in the 70's
i can't tell you how much these Florida guitar bands have done for my soul all these years....... RIP Michelle 8).
LOL! This is a very dangerous song to try to drive to...by the time it's over, I always seem to be going 25 MPH faster than when it started!
One of those songs that lures you in and then shreds the life out of you without mercy. THREE LEAD GUITARZ!
One of the greatest bands ever and some of the best guitarist that ever lived . The Guitar Army !
I saw them at Anaheim Stadium in 78...... this song was 26 minutes long! It was a great show. Better than the Rolling Stones were too.
In concert they played it for 20 min. In Fla in the 70's we had Skynyrd (Tampa), Outlaws (Jax), and Molly hatchet (Gville)all here
My son and I used to play this on Rock band. I played the bass and he the lead. We loved it and would be sweating when we got done. I love that bass groove and glad you heard it. Thanks for the memories.
Similar to the Outlaws is Pure Prairie League--Southern rock, amazing guitars, and smoooooth vocals from Craig Fuller on their classic, FALLING IN AND OUT OF LOVE/AMIE (two songs that combine to make one. You HAVE to play them together, and in that order).
Yes Pure Prarie League was a great band!
I LOVE those songs! We put on “Busting Out” at the end of a big party when things were winding down.....so everyone could just chill before they went home.....
I had to give you a thumbs up. Still have the Album Bustin' out
Pure Prairie League is just like "The Outlaws", without testicles.
When rock stars were rock stars. When rockers played guitars. Far cry from the synthetic noise of today.
Huey Thomasson on the Strat and Billy Jones on the Les Paul. Together, in the holy trinity of southern rock duos, with Duane & Dicky and Allen & Gary (before Steve Gaines). Saw Outlaws too many damn times in the late 70s and early 80s. Always blew our faces off!
Great band, my hubby seen them in the 70s and raved about the concert (I wasn't there!)! We could never understand why you really didn't hear much of them after that decade. Thanks for the memories!
there are 5 lead guitarist, playing 1 after another. you have to watch it live. beauty in motion!
Actually three guitar players in that one band!
I wanted to catch them in concert so bad and had a chance two different times in Kansas City, but every damn time they came to town I had to play that weekend.
Three guitars-the Florida Guitar Army, they were called sometimes. With three guitars they could play it faithfully in concert.
Never heard this before. Never heard Outlaws before except for radio songs. That bass line is SICK!! So FAT.....great guitar work, great drums.....wow..they are SMOKIN’. How did I miss these guys? Guess I just wasn’t into Southern Fried Rock back in the seventies.....
This is my all time favorite classic rock! This song.
These guys were so underrated my opinion. I've always loved skynyrd but this song and the guitars are just incredible. Good old southern rock at its best.
I'm a former bull rider and did many rodeos. Sounds like the music I grew up with, very traditional country guitar. Love it and appreciate ur videos. Keep up the good content, I watch ur content from time to time. You do awesome work, keep it up.
Your reactions are the best, you know that video of Freebird from the Oakland Coliseum, the Outlaws opened that show, I was about 30 yards from the stage for this song, one of my favorites, and about as country as I get, Rock n Roll.
Bad ass drummer. These guys put on a great show Everytime..
live in concert is the best, and feeling the music pass through you to the next person was so freaking cool back in the day. Watching the video is good too.
This band was greatly underated for some off reason. I love Skynyrd and Free bird but to me this is the holy grail of southern rock. I saw them in concert and they were amazing.
Great reaction! Thanks! FYI... The singer is dreaming of hearing all the great rock musicians who passed away playing a concert for him.
A truly underappreciated masterclass on double digit minute length JAM SESSIONS!!!
Always loved Hughies amazing voice!!!!!
So glad you highlighted the bass in this song. So underrated. Incredible!
Love it, grew up on it, another great Florida band☺
This is a great classic Southern Rock song. This was made for concerts so it is kind of long . Perfect for cook outs and bonfire get togethers. 👍👍
Their anthem like many had in the 70’s…… the late great Hughie Thomason singing and killing it on guitar.Not bad for a 45-50 year old song.
Outlaws
Green Grass and High Tides
1975
🤟Best Southern 70's Rock song🤟
Bro
That is my favorite band
I listen to The outlaws They are the best Southern 70's Rock is the greatest we always listen to great Southern Rock Music 🎶🎶 in the south the Soul of Southern Rock.
Bro, you might like some of outlaws
Best hits of 1980
Ghosts Riders in the Sky & Angel's Hide those are my favorite outlaws hits.
You also might like Blackfoot from the 1979 album strikes: Highway Song and Train Train those are my favorite Blackfoot hits we listen to them a lot
The Southern likes to hear the sound of Sweet Sweet Southern Rock Music it wants to turn it up, Crank it up and jam with the band with the Soul of Rock n Roll
🤘🎸🤟The Soul of Southern Rock 🤟🎸🤘
🤘Keep on Rockin Rockstar Bro 🤘
🎄🎄🤘 Merry Christmas, RockStar Bro 🎄🎄🤘
Matthew
The original guitar army from Tampa. Saw them in local bars and I knew they would be big.😎👍
Lyrics, My understanding is that the Kings and Queens (the great musicians who have passed before us) play for us in Heaven.
Loved your reaction. And love this song .the best
Chod, brother man I want to keep suggesting Tedeschi Trucks band (MIDNIGHT IN HARLEM LIVE) You'll want more. I've suggested 2 others on your top 10 list. Just want to see what you think. I have a big list that should check all your boxes. Much respect I'm sure you have many requests. Thanks HIPPIE JOE
Seconded: TTB is hands-down one of the best bands making real, organic rock, blues, and soul music right now. Also Gary Clark Jr, Vintage Trouble, Government Mule, and the Alabama Shakes.
I saw these guys open for Stevie Ray Vaughn in 86. Great band.
For starters the outlaws followed Skynyrd with the 3 guitar attack army. You may or may not be a musician so listen closely and you will hear 2 lead guitars the singer playing a strat which has a brighter sound and a les paul the 2nd picker. That has a fatter sound. The singer Hughie Thomason is a way under rated picker and my picker hero. But he is a true master of a stratocaster and has inspired me for 50 years. I’m 57 and started picking at the age of 5. I learned most every Skynyrd and Outlaws song. Take a second listen
Great reaction! This is what music is supposed to do to you!
Seen the Outlaws and Charlie Daniels in the mid to late 70's (those years were a blur, so I'm not sure of the dates lol) in Bloomington, MN. They brought the place down. I think this was the finale as Outlaws joined Charlie on stage for this song.
Wayzata baby!
Hot Tuna is another early jam band
Saw them in a bar in Naples Florida back in the late 80s, great show
Your critique is exquisite! I love this song and happy you do!
COOL CHOD SO THE OTHERRRR BIG TRACK ON THIS ALBUM IS ( THERE GOES ANOTHER LOVE SONG ) :) MUCH SHORTER, STILL A ROCKER AND IT'S THE FIRST TRACK!
Live versions of this commonly go on for 20 minutes.
Chod, "Ghost Riders In The Sky" MUST be next!
There is a modern group that has a blend of voices that can't be beat. It's Acapella (voices only) and this video has been seen over half a billion times. Please react to Pentatonix Hallelujah. You'll be glad you did.
This is new to me. I'm familar with a lot of 70's and 80's bands, so I get excited to learn about bands in these eras that I don't know. I enjoy watching you to react to songs I know, but I also like to listen to music I have never heard before. I see others are commenting about their version of "Ghost Riders In The Sky", which is a great song. I have listened to Mary Robbins and Johnny Cash's versions, so now I'm going to listen to theirs.
Southern Boogie at it's finest.
(that BASS PLAYER is hauling ass)
I can't listen that fast.
Wow I am old. I saw the Outlaws open for Skynyrd at Winter land in San Francisco...for $7....1975. They all had Tennessee Volunteer football Jerseys..so cool
Saw that show in Indy. Time flies, eh?
Molly Hatchet was my very first concert. Them with 38 Special
Live this song could last twenty-five minutes, and it was epic, i saw them live i know!!
You got the consensus best song on the first reaction. They have a lot of good songs but this is the pinnacle (IMO) and it'll be hard to go further up from here. Not to ruin it for you ;-). Truly they have a whole bunch of great southern rock songs as long as you expect slightly different lanes and not quite this intense.
45 years ago...good to see the youngsters fall in love with it after just now hearing it for the first time. Cool.
9 minutes of guitar bliss.......
Oh you need to watch the original video long version...The Outlaws killed it..saw them in concert in 78/79 Alpine Valley Outdoor Arena...AMAZING!!!
"train train" and"highway song" by Blackfoot ☮️
I love the background behind you. It looks like you're sitting in front of a giant bee hive.
The instrumental outro just 🔥🔥, you into some of the best music here big homie
I still can't get over that you did 3 movements of Beethoven on believable dude. I'm so impressed that you took the time to do that and I think you got it. Whenever I listen to that I think of tool because they're so many time signatures in Beethoven.
That "natural" double reverse gate @ 8:26 is off the chain! Studios didn't even start using computerized reverse gate (see Mr. Mister) until the 80s.
3 guitars, one bass, and a drum kit..... now play like hell, GO!
The Florida Giutar Army. I have seen these guys live more times than i could count and they are always great. Thank you for the reaction. If you get a chance to see them live please do. You won't regret it!!
Guitar.....oops
They were called the Florida guitar army back in the 70s
Was my jam in the early 70’s, cruising the sea shore in south Boston
And they played this on the radio in Boston lots in the 70's.
They have a 23 min live version on RUclips
Okay, I know you're a drummer... well I'm a bass player and played semi-professionally around 40 years.
Man, how would you like to have been setting in and playing on that song?! Lol That would have been a workout!
And I knew you were going to say something about the bass player before it even finished because he's phenomenal!
I know you had an album pic up there but I actually think that's from the live album called "The Outlaws: Bring Them Back Alive", which I have.
I've got the original album, the cassette, and later on the CD.
I was so impressed with that song and the bass playing in it that I actually sat down and learned the whole thing just for me. I never got to play it in a band but when I heard something like that I always sat down and learned it anyway.
What a great song! You're doing a great job man... keep it up!
Oh yeah, Bass and drums definitely drive this song. Live version blows me away. I don't know how the drummer can do a solo ~ 17 minutes into it.
Wow who ever is recommending these songs grew up the same time as me. My guess is they will be asking for some Jeff Beck, BTO, maybe Rory Galleger, early Journey. Jimmy Hendricks and more Santana for starters. I love the music and your reactions Thanks
Robin Trower, Spirit, MC5, Rear Earth, more of or 1st time Grand Funk Railroad,
Ummmmm If you’re going to ask for a legend.....just make sure you spell the name right guy.....it’s JIMI HENDRIX. Are you sure you grew up with these groups???
@@thomaswest7746 must be typo...I’m sure you mean Rare Earth? ;-)
@@w.geoffreyspaulding6588 doesn't sound like someone grew up at all
On the way out so why not relive it
Would love to hear more Robin Trower!
70's classic
Live version from Bring'em Back Alive. Kills. They have a number of great tunes: Hurry Sundown, Holiday, There Goes Another Love Song, Freeborn Man, Cry Some More....
Saw them in the late 70's great band. Three guitars
Thanks for not talkin over the music. Makes you one of the best reactors i have heard. PEACE.
The Florida Guitar Army
Welcome to the guitar army 😎
Oh wow! You actually reacted to this song. You dug deep here. I’ve never listened to the lyrics ... only the music.
The outlaws consists of 4 guitars that were known as the guitar army
WB, known as the Guitar Army, seen them outdoors many moons ago.
The Beethoven's 7th Symphony of southern rock
This a great tune ,here is also a band if you haven't retracted to is J Giles ,1.Must of got lost, Centerfold, Give it to me.Love Stinks, Freez Frame, WammerJammer. All good in my opinion