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Here is another guy that gets overlooked by all the critics... he's a great songwriter and gets down on that guitar of his. The guys in the band are very talented as well. If you get a chance to go see these guys, do so! 😊
And here I thought if you knew every place he mentions you were an Okie..and here I'm gonna break my rule and travel more than 50 miles east or west of Mudcreek..
James isn't country, this is (Texas) AmericanA in it's purist form. He is unique and thats the biggest complement an artist can get. I can't get enough... well never tire of, McMurtry.
I'm a poet and I play a mean harmonica. I'm also a writer of thriller novels. I humbly bow down to my superior storytellers. James McMurtry and his daddy are two of them.
It's basically a story he put together by looking out the bus window on his trips from Dallas to Missouri. Definitely brilliant but if you've ever traveled up and down Highway 69 through Oklahoma in the late 90s/early 2000s it all makes sense.
I always tell tele-marketers that I don't own the house my Uncle Slayton does and he's waiting for me to default on his owner financing cause he knows I'm a slacker....I also tell them Uncle Slayton can't come to the phone because he's out in the backyard cooking meth...likes the money doesn't mind the smell...end of call...
Just saw him open for Jason Isbell a few weeks ago, Can't believe he's been under my radar all these years. I've been binge listening since then and bought all his cds. Not a bad song among them.
Recorded at The Paradiso, Amsterdam in 2009, originally intended for a radio broadcast for Nps radio 6, I was the radio producer along with sound engineer Ronald Trijber on this particular session. FAB Channel tapped our audio feed and the record company issued this as a bonus DVD
First heard this on WEVL, an Indie FM station in Memphis; Damn !! Had to pull over into a convenience store pkg. lot to fully dig the lyrics, I was totally knocked out, now a fan for life...the keyboard dude on this is F'in Tight Tight Tight !! McMurtry for life...
in the '70s yes 1970s, the best music being played was on the college stations. 5 years into FM radio (1972), the FM stations were forming playlists, the only way to hear up and coming bands was on the college stations. I was lucky to live in NJ outside NYC so, besides the vibrant live music scene, WSOU and WFMU and WFUV were free to play whatever they wanted, which led me to seeing Springsteen right after he released The Wild The Innocent and The E Street Shuffle where there were maybe 2000 people there.
Such incredible live performance.. and wow... what a story and what a fun jam this is.. I have no idea how many times I have watched this but it is more than 20... or 30... no counting.. this is just so brilliant and entertaining musicks :)
This is America at this very moment. A big land with a lot of room for freedom of music and thought. Were Americans but not always the same. God bless this country.
@@christopherliston2371 His Dad was an awesome writer - Lonesome Dove a stone cold classic and plenty of other great ones too James is releasing wonderful album after album too … that talent for writing falls very short from the tree sometimes
James is the best thing performing presently....and this is his signature song....refreshing listening to somebody this good that;s smart...writes and performs his own stuff and plays a pretty damn good guitar....all that plus a social conscience What the hell else is there? I SAY!
Hugh Dunnit: He writes tons of songs. Hell, he even wrote a song for Robert Earl Keen, one of the best song writers ever, but did not write this one. If you like singer/song writers with a social conscious, check out: Hayes Carll, Robert Earl Keen, Cody Canada, Ray Wylie Hubbard and Steve Earl. James is great. I’m a huge fan of “Lights of Cheyenne” “We Can’t Make it Here Anymore” (talk about social conscious about the state of manufacturing in America...speaking of...we can’t even make Meth here anymore. Hah!)
I’ve seen the Dead 100 times. Fuck, I saw Warren Zevon. I fucking love this song and it’s top ten in Texas shine don’t sell…. Bang those keys! ROSCO. But he didn’t quite… seriously the best song out of Texas since Stevie Ray Vaughan, and that’s one big ole pistol… made by badass Hebrews. We gonna have us a time. This should be the national anthem. Do some sister twisters till the cows come home. Have us a time.
An A-plus backup band. The backup singer is fun to watch, using both bass guitar and vocals. He nails them. Excellent lyrics and storytelling. Is James McMurtry a storyteller? Just like his daddy? Both are perfection on parade.
This song is an anthem to a great culture. The drugs and incest parts are a little much but hell the whole scene is just reckless abandon. And this live version is awesome, so danceable. I love the lead guitar work. More extensive than in the studio version.
"he cooks the meth cause the shine don't sell...he likes the $$$ & he shines foily well!!!" should've let it ferment a bit longer, then it would sell, not quites as good the $$$$ but what the hell...
Someone once asked how he got so good at guitar and he said he never had money to pay a guitar player and he wasn't making much money so he had to learn himself He is GREAT on electric and acoustic, 12 string as well.
until you been to oklahoma, much less baxter springs you can, although somewhat, understand what JM is talkin' about As one of my better friends who grew up and went to college in Stillwater said-"The best thing about OK is seein' it in your rear view mirror goin' north or to Arkansas Going SW to Midland, Lubbock, or Odessa ain't no big bargain either Old Mexico beats em all What ever God, bless JM We gonna have us a time Na ahoo ee(chicken in Navajo)
Going from Oklahoma to Arkansas isn't a cure. I felt like I lost 15 years when I crossed the river from Nashville into Arkansas on I-40. Hot Springs and Little Rock aren't too bad but outside of those cities is a bit too rural for my taste.
Born and raised there, and I get every reference. Haha. As for the rearview, I prefer to see it as I head West. Looking pretty rough last time I was there. (And being from Western OK, that's saying a lot: never did look "great").
I'm from Baxter Springs and just learned of this song recently when reading the Baxter Springs wikipedia page. This makes me insanely nostalgic, totally reminds me of my family and home - what a great song. I lost it when he mentioned the Vinita McDonalds. I love Cherokee country.
Northern Cherokee County childhood here. Just south of Pittsburg, but went to school in Columbus. I remember the first time I heard this song and catching the Vinita reference and then going crazy when he gave a shout-out to the old Romantic Delights sign.
I thought he said "Bogart fence post, hahaha" -- he straddles a very fine line in this version (the song is half this length in the studio version). Incest? Hmmm... oh, right, SECOND cousins.
Wonderful performance! McLagan just KILLS IT on the keyboard. So sweet it's easy to listen but gets your blood bubbling. McMurtry's voice is superb. - In 2009, Live in Europe was released, capturing The McMurtry Band’s first European tour and extraordinary live set. Along with seasoned band members Ronnie Johnson, Daren Hess, and Tim Holt, the disc features special guests Ian McLagan and Jon Dee Graham. Also, for the first time ever, video of the James McMurtry Band’s live performance is available on the included DVD.
this song couldn't be more foreign to these Europeans... most have probably never been to southwest USA... the "guns" verse they don't have a clue... STILL KICKS ASS & well they Know the "splitting the twins" verse hehehe!!!
Musically this version is sooooo killer, but it bothers me how far back in the mix the band is behind the vocals. It's like they are doing all this great stuff and it's all in the background
Almost always my favorite show of the year. Loved seeing him in Texas when we lived there ... may have been my imagination - but he may have cracked a smile once or twice during the Texas shows (the Granada in Dallas was my favorite venue to seem 'em). He, Steve Earle, and Neil Young write great music, create great lyrics, and play great guitar. And you can see McMurtry and Earle twenty times for what it costs to catch one of ol' Neil's shows. I've seen them both about that many times. Have yet to catch Neil Young as my brain stops my fingers as I get close to clicking on "purchase now" on his ticketing website. Just can't fathom paying $300 per seat to see ANYONE - unless Lennon and Harrison came back to Earth and reunited with Paul and Ringo.
Just discovered this guy this month and went to see him play in Ferndale, MI. Fantastic! I really love this song; there's something about his vocal delivery in this tune that reminds me of Chuck Berry's "You Can't Catch Me".
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The greatest run on sentence in the history of the English language!
Well, you know his dad is a novelist...and a damn good one, too !!
He co wrote the song with Ray Wylie Hubbard in the back of a mini van between shows. Ray Wylie told me this.
Ray lied to you.
@@kelliesalome1115 anything is possible. But I believe him.
I didn't realize Ray had a hand in this. His cover of it is pretty rad tho
sounds like fun people.
Gotdamn. That's Good shit. Roy Buchanan and JJ Cale.
Is there a copy of the lyrics around, besides the transcripts. This song reminds me of mid-60's Dylan.
Hey Tiff ........how about this one
Club 69 burnt to the ground last night
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Here is another guy that gets overlooked by all the critics... he's a great songwriter and gets down on that guitar of his. The guys in the band are very talented as well. If you get a chance to go see these guys, do so! 😊
Spot On assessment
you know you are a Okie when this song makes perfect sense
And here I thought if you knew every place he mentions you were an Okie..and here I'm gonna break my rule and travel more than 50 miles east or west of Mudcreek..
@@jtshutzhund6754 I guess I'm just a weird Canadian then. Probably belong down there anyways
Folks from WV are laughing....
I’m a West Arkie. We tried but didn’t make it that far west. 🤷🏼♂️
Or if your from western AR. Or Arklahoma as some of us call it.
The state song for all the Red States in the Union.
James isn't country, this is (Texas) AmericanA in it's purist form.
He is unique and thats the biggest complement an artist can get.
I can't get enough... well never tire of, McMurtry.
Hands down, the greatest story song of all time. I'd have been thrilled to write a single stanza of this song.
Amen brother
I'm a poet and I play a mean harmonica. I'm also a writer of thriller novels. I humbly bow down to my superior storytellers. James McMurtry and his daddy are two of them.
Not sure where you are in the world but I'm right here in central Oklahoma and this song is Okie As Fuck.
Concur 100.
Arlo Guthrie wept when he heard this after thinking he'd told a purty good story about Alice and her restaurant...
This has to be a true story, no way anyone could make up a story like this.
Reminds me of my family except the names were changed to protect the guilty.
No one could make it up, but it makes you think of family relations. that's the genius of his song.
You have to be an Okie to understand, LOL
A movie or mini series!
It's basically a story he put together by looking out the bus window on his trips from Dallas to Missouri. Definitely brilliant but if you've ever traveled up and down Highway 69 through Oklahoma in the late 90s/early 2000s it all makes sense.
The incomparable James McMurtry, an American treasure.
I was going to post that, an American Treasure!
YEE YEE! Amen brother!
I always tell tele-marketers that I don't own the house my Uncle Slayton does and he's waiting for me to default on his owner financing cause he knows I'm a slacker....I also tell them Uncle Slayton can't come to the phone because he's out in the backyard cooking meth...likes the money doesn't mind the smell...end of call...
Brilliant!
I'm guilty of similar actions.
I like the way you think
Uncle Slayton also loves his Asian bride.
That's absolutely fucking genius...
The first time I heard this song all I could think was "this should be an Emmy award winning HBO series"
Seriously. But maybe on FX or Hulu these days. Too bad his dad didn't do a treatment. he had the connections! Could have been "Lonesome Druggie" :)
Just saw him open for Jason Isbell a few weeks ago, Can't believe he's been under my radar all these years. I've been binge listening since then and bought all his cds. Not a bad song among them.
No he don't write bad ones
Where’s you hide the body is one of the best albums cover to cover ever
under your radar, you need to get out more!
He should NOT be opening for Isbell..damn that's a fucking crime
I wish I was with you, two years ago, before we were all wearing masks to prevent the plague, and binge listening Choctaw Bingo.
Recorded at The Paradiso, Amsterdam in 2009, originally intended for a radio broadcast for Nps radio 6, I was the radio producer along with sound engineer Ronald Trijber on this particular session. FAB Channel tapped our audio feed and the record company issued this as a bonus DVD
Guitar n keys sound is great
Thank you for capturing this performance!!!
@@ericpeabody1555 thx Eric was a great session...the guy is such an innovative and image-laden songwriter
And we all thank you.
First heard this on WEVL, an Indie FM station in Memphis; Damn !! Had to pull over into a convenience store pkg. lot to fully dig the lyrics, I was totally knocked out, now a fan for life...the keyboard dude on this is F'in Tight Tight Tight !! McMurtry for life...
in the '70s yes 1970s, the best music being played was on the college stations. 5 years into FM radio (1972), the FM stations were forming playlists, the only way to hear up and coming bands was on the college stations. I was lucky to live in NJ outside NYC so, besides the vibrant live music scene, WSOU and WFMU and WFUV were free to play whatever they wanted, which led me to seeing Springsteen right after he released The Wild The Innocent and The E Street Shuffle where there were maybe 2000 people there.
Such incredible live performance.. and wow... what a story and what a fun jam this is.. I have no idea how many times I have watched this but it is more than 20... or 30... no counting.. this is just so brilliant and entertaining musicks :)
This is America at this very moment. A big land with a lot of room for freedom of music and thought. Were Americans but not always the same. God bless this country.
This dude is hitting it on the head with his knowledge on the regions of this great country!
Yes. Sense of place is tops!
Real good people are in every corner. Stop watching the news. Start making friends 🌄
James McMurtry and J.J Cale..........Two of the Greatest.
Agreed! Cale is such an underrated artist. He was a musicians musician
He is a genius writer
This song is awesome
Totally agree, runs in the Family his Old Man wrote Lonesome Dove.
@@christopherliston2371
His Dad was an awesome writer - Lonesome Dove a stone cold classic and plenty of other great ones too
James is releasing wonderful album after album too … that talent for writing falls very short from the tree sometimes
Only song EVER....to include a lyric about Badass Hebrews...✡🕶✊
Bc he's the only songwriterr brave enough to mention them by name lol
James is the best thing performing presently....and this is his signature song....refreshing listening to somebody this good that;s smart...writes and performs his own stuff and plays a pretty damn good guitar....all that plus a social conscience What the hell else is there? I SAY!
Live? You should hear the Subdudes live. Different groove, but just as straight forward.
Ray Wylie Hubbard’s song
Hugh Dunnit: He writes tons of songs. Hell, he even wrote a song for Robert Earl Keen, one of the best song writers ever, but did not write this one.
If you like singer/song writers with a social conscious, check out: Hayes Carll, Robert Earl Keen, Cody Canada, Ray Wylie Hubbard and Steve Earl. James is great. I’m a huge fan of “Lights of Cheyenne” “We Can’t Make it Here Anymore” (talk about social conscious about the state of manufacturing in America...speaking of...we can’t even make Meth here anymore. Hah!)
@@clinttaylor1596 James absolutely did write Choctaw Bingo. RWH covered it, just like REK covered Levelland and Out Here in the Middle.
Listen to this tune live on a loop while I ride my bike.The guy is unique and talented.Come to LA someday
Found this a year ago and am hooked. The guy is a genius in an Americana music world lacking this kind of wrtiting and performing!
I’ve seen the Dead 100 times. Fuck, I saw Warren Zevon. I fucking love this song and it’s top ten in Texas shine don’t sell…. Bang those keys! ROSCO. But he didn’t quite… seriously the best song out of Texas since Stevie Ray Vaughan, and that’s one big ole pistol… made by badass Hebrews. We gonna have us a time. This should be the national anthem. Do some sister twisters till the cows come home. Have us a time.
James is always a featured artist on KPIG here in Calif. Great stuff!!
first heard it on kpig, fecepost to fencepost
IAN! Miss my friend so much.
Funniest song I've heard in a long time. Heard it on XM one day and couldn't quite believe my ears. ;)
Bob Dylan meets Bo Diddley
Will Rogers meets J.J. Cale
@@HipsterEatinShark brilliant!
Burl Ives meets Tony Joe White
YES !!! great comment, man,....I love the Marxes too!!
How do they remember all those words??? Fantastic!
I remember all the words, but to be fair I’ve probably listened to it more times than he’s played it live…
I've been to most of the places he mentions in this song. He's highly under-rated. He'a one of my top-ten for sure.
Nah, brah. Highly respected among his peers. Underrated is over used. Just cause he isn't a household name doesn't mean he's underappreciated.
Me too
Stephen King has this on his top 10 sing list
These guys kick A$$. I just heard about them all from a friend today, and I can't wait to hear more of their work.
Thank you James....he likes that money he dont mind the smell
What in tarnation did I just listen to? Had me dancin' with my dog all around the front room. We're second cousins, but I don't mind.
I've had the privilege of seeing him twice now in Charlotte Nc!! He's an amazing guitarist especially on the 12 string!!
Much better lyricist/songwriter than guitar player.
@@mariai9549 As good a guitarist as he is a singer/songwriter.
Appreciate everything James puts out there...real talent comes easy for him...what a great song...
for family dysfunction check out Robert Earl Keen's "Merry Christmas from the Family" !!
Please note the man on the keys.......a fucking 60's legend!!!
An A-plus backup band. The backup singer is fun to watch, using both bass guitar and vocals. He nails them. Excellent lyrics and storytelling. Is James McMurtry a storyteller? Just like his daddy? Both are perfection on parade.
This song is an anthem to a great culture. The drugs and incest parts are a little much but hell the whole scene is just reckless abandon. And this live version is awesome, so danceable. I love the lead guitar work. More extensive than in the studio version.
"he cooks the meth cause the shine don't sell...he likes the $$$ & he shines foily well!!!" should've let it ferment a bit longer, then it would sell, not quites as good the $$$$ but what the hell...
this just gets better the 3rd time listening to it'
Someone once asked how he got so good at guitar and he said he never had money to pay a guitar player and he wasn't making much money so he had to learn himself
He is GREAT on electric and acoustic, 12 string as well.
dudes all business
This song should in a museum -- an open air one.
all the lines in this one kill me, today it's the part about the stop at the gunshop.
The one they stopped at, to buy a gun made by "badass Hebrews?"
It's a fun area if you like lakes and gambling.
until you been to oklahoma, much less baxter springs you can, although somewhat, understand what JM is talkin' about
As one of my better friends who grew up and went to college in Stillwater said-"The best thing about OK is seein' it in your rear view mirror goin' north or to Arkansas
Going SW to Midland, Lubbock, or Odessa ain't no big bargain either
Old Mexico beats em all
What ever God, bless JM
We gonna have us a time
Na ahoo ee(chicken in Navajo)
lol now thats no way to talk about baxter springs. ive met the sisters and hes right. to bad the "stones" sign is gone.
Going from Oklahoma to Arkansas isn't a cure. I felt like I lost 15 years when I crossed the river from Nashville into Arkansas on I-40. Hot Springs and Little Rock aren't too bad but outside of those cities is a bit too rural for my taste.
Born and raised there, and I get every reference. Haha.
As for the rearview, I prefer to see it as I head West. Looking pretty rough last time I was there. (And being from Western OK, that's saying a lot: never did look "great").
Born and raised in Pittsburg KS
Saw this live in OKC and powerful performance
Amazing! Great musicians! Great story! James' guitar playing and voice are so unique.
I'm from Baxter Springs and just learned of this song recently when reading the Baxter Springs wikipedia page. This makes me insanely nostalgic, totally reminds me of my family and home - what a great song. I lost it when he mentioned the Vinita McDonalds. I love Cherokee country.
Northern Cherokee County childhood here. Just south of Pittsburg, but went to school in Columbus.
I remember the first time I heard this song and catching the Vinita reference and then going crazy when he gave a shout-out to the old Romantic Delights sign.
Is there a pair of Rolling Stones lips that burn all night really there, that everyone can see them?
still pretty spry
RIP Ian
The coolest makeup of a band, the damndest lyrics ever, and the heaviest backup singer you could ask for and get.
When I listen to this song, sondo my neighbors.
"Great big ol hard on
Like a Bois D'Arc fence post"
I thought he said "Bogart fence post, hahaha" -- he straddles a very fine line in this version (the song is half this length in the studio version). Incest? Hmmm... oh, right, SECOND cousins.
After Johnny beat the Devil with the fiddle the Devil went back home to hell, wrote this song and played it for Johnny. Johnny died.
Check out that guitar. He’s playing the discontinued(even at the time of this video) PRS Swamp Ash. Great tone. Go see him if you are able.
…and They’ll be coming down from Kansas
..And from West Arkansas…
It’ll be one great big ol party..
Like you never saw
"We got justification for wealth, & greed, amber waves of grain, & bathtub speed"
The most american song ever
We're goin to Oklahoma
"Gonna sing this next song about the north texas southern Oklahoma crystal methamphetamine industry! "
I saw James perform @ the downtown waterfront in Bangor, Maine. I wish McLagan was there, he was killin' it on the keyboard in this performance.
Same. Also saw him at the Grand in Ellsworth. Great shows!
This is the ultimate performance.
Gonna have us a time !
Great song - killer band
Cinema/editor/director/sound man, this is an awesome record of a perfromance. Great job. Oh yeah McMurtrey Band, good job. F-ing great tune!
I've been kicked out of club 69. True story.
That keyboard though!!!
I met his cousin Ruthann, and the other chic, then his other cousin came out with the meth....and I'm still there, but I'll go home soon
that audience is so well behaved lmao
I'm not a big country fan, but I definitely like this band. This is one of my favorite songs. You should check out his other songs.
This isn't country, it's Americana
This song needs to replace the national anthem
...in order to remove the anthem being played at every goddamned event.
I'd settle for "we can't make it here anymore".
Damn straight.
Sounds like someone has been reading a certain Slate article...:)
@@michaelh5967 Pointer? My comment is 2 years old so if it's recent, I'd like to see it.
Great cover of the Ray Wylie Hubbard tune.
He and his daddy - true artists...must be in their genes
The writing came from both his dad and mom. His mom started him on the guitar.
well mr. armstrong this is what country music is supposed to sound like
Where was this recorded? My wife is French so I’d like to be able to tell her that her ppl show up for things like this, if possible lol. Thanks
I’m from TX
Wonderful performance! McLagan just KILLS IT on the keyboard. So sweet it's easy to listen but gets your blood bubbling. McMurtry's voice is superb.
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In 2009, Live in Europe was released, capturing The McMurtry Band’s first European tour and extraordinary live set. Along with seasoned band members Ronnie Johnson, Daren Hess, and Tim Holt, the disc features special guests Ian McLagan and Jon Dee Graham. Also, for the first time ever, video of the James McMurtry Band’s live performance is available on the included DVD.
Damn man. Gonna have us a time.
Jay
******@****
This guy is GREAT. Reminds me of JJ Cale
Better chops, but yes.
Badass....what more can be said.
Great song... For guitarists.... What tuning is he using?
this song couldn't be more foreign to these Europeans... most have probably never been to southwest USA... the "guns" verse they don't have a clue... STILL KICKS ASS & well they Know the "splitting the twins" verse hehehe!!!
guess, we're underestimated ....
Don't mean to be hard on you man but he is singing about the Midwest and the Europeans know a lot more about America than you know about them
Bigwolfpappa
no prob .... actually i guess you're right with what you wrote :-)
50 caliber made by badass hebrews
James is the shit
I think James and Ray Wylie Hubbard are somehow related
Why hasn’t this song been made into a movie?
Musically this version is sooooo killer, but it bothers me how far back in the mix the band is behind the vocals. It's like they are doing all this great stuff and it's all in the background
That's sheer fucking genius...
Love me some Choctaw James
You're gonna give it back too
Great song! Anyone else notice that the cadence of the lyrics is similar to The Beatles Come Together?
Somebody make a mash-up!
I FUCKING KNEW IT AND IM SO GLAD ITS NOT JUST ME
I did exactly notice this about half an hour ago on another version.
@@BB-ltfc Yep! Like so much else it goes back to Chuck Berry.
First thing I said to my son when he played it to me 😂😂
Genius. Really.
Almost always my favorite show of the year. Loved seeing him in Texas when we lived there ... may have been my imagination - but he may have cracked a smile once or twice during the Texas shows (the Granada in Dallas was my favorite venue to seem 'em). He, Steve Earle, and Neil Young write great music, create great lyrics, and play great guitar. And you can see McMurtry and Earle twenty times for what it costs to catch one of ol' Neil's shows. I've seen them both about that many times. Have yet to catch Neil Young as my brain stops my fingers as I get close to clicking on "purchase now" on his ticketing website. Just can't fathom paying $300 per seat to see ANYONE - unless Lennon and Harrison came back to Earth and reunited with Paul and Ringo.
Mark Twain would faint!
Made by those badass Hebrews!
It's a great driving song.
Here come ol' Flattop,,,
Just discovered this guy this month and went to see him play in Ferndale, MI. Fantastic! I really love this song; there's something about his vocal delivery in this tune that reminds me of Chuck Berry's "You Can't Catch Me".