The Outlaws 6-29-82 TV performance 3 songs
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2020
- The Outlaws with violinist Dave Lane in a three-song Philadelphia performance filmed 6-29-82 and later broadcast on television.
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Can't be an Outlaws show unless you have 3 guitarists 1 bass and 2 drummers !!!😁😁😁
RIP Hughie!!!😢😢😢
Thomasson shoulda worked things out w/ Jones/ And launching Harvey Dalton didn't help.
Was a great lineup that one & yeah 2 drummers too.
Saw them on thd 26th my birthday on the west side pier
My Friends Bday present
It was MAGNIFICENT
Love the Outlaws great great band❤
All these years later, and still unmatched! RIP Hughie! We miss you!
great band . great upload. outlaws forever, the 4 guitar army, they were tight as hell live
Dave was their guitar tech , just after Freddy joined. Always gave me & my bud passes that said "Outlaws Pit Security". Lmao. Good times.
And extremely under rated
Amazing
What a lineup---
Hughie Thomasson: lead and rhythm guitars, vocals, back vocals
Freddie Salem: lead and rhythm guitars, vocals, back vocals
Rick Cua: bass, back vocals
David Dix: drums, percussion
Backed by--
David Lane: fiddle and back vocals on “Goodbye”
A real barnburner of a show!
Here be the songs--
GOODBYE
GREEN GRASS AND HIGH TIDES
GHOST RIDERS IN THE SKY
Billy Jones is badly missing 😢
@@catmandoo5255What about that guy Henry Paul the guy who tours as outlaws?
He is an outlaw.
Cool cat
They Need Billy Jones ...............
The Guitar Army. Saw them open for Skynyrd in 2018..
2018 .........No You Didn't
I was at that show., Tower Theatre ..recorded for MTV....was originally scheduled at Philly Spectrum with Iron Maiden(!) opening
That would be the early Maiden years!!!😂
Love it👍🏼
Still the best
He knows it keeping it str8t
Dixie killing it on the skins!
Where was Billy Jones ?????
Freddy Salem
Good player, I never thought he was right for the band tho. Something about that Ron Jeremy look.
@@eric_in_florida. Funny, but after seeing your comment I realize I don’t think he was right either. Great player, and I actually like his bellowing singing style, just not in the Outlaws.
@@glennkrzeminski7539He was funny as hell when it came to interviews though!!!😂😂😂😂
I play in a band with Dave Lane, plays lap steel now, not fiddle!
Dave is awesome. Wanna see him frown? Mention West Chester !
Where are you guys playin' ? I knew Dave in the early 90's. I've lost track of him. What's the name of your band?
Wow. Would love to see him. In Tampa?
Did a gig a Freddie's club in Akron a few years back. Hell of a nice guy.
That bass is rick cua great job but yall need planned clothing!! Lol
Looks like he walked out of Oingo Boingo lol
Great..but why wasnt Billy Jones on this performance?
I think he had left the band by this point....
@@daytonarama thanks so he prob played on the album but left shortly thereafter
Yes. A founding member of the band and played on the early albums. But had some issues and was forced out of the band in the early 1980s, per Wikipedia . Later committed suicide, sadly. @@bojangles713
@@daytonarama thanks again yes I knew about the suicide very sad ...just a few days ago I saw an interview with billy n Hughie. I think it was from late 70s/early 80s it was really good .I know they looked like "outlaws" but both were highly intelligent.!
@@bojangles713 No, Billy last played on the "Ghost Riders" album released in Nov 1980.
Billy was fired from the band soon after their tour of Europe in 1981 when they got home.
been looking for lyrics for Goodbye, the first song they play in this video, i can make some of the words but if anyone can find or has found the lyrics leave a reply if you don't mind lol Yall have a good one
Hughie with the much hated Antigua finish strat on Ghost Riders. Awful looking up close but not a bad stage guitar.
Love the Antigua.
For some reason the audio does not seem to be a good quality stereo sound
I own this concert video on vhs and DVD and those sound just as bad. Not sure why that is
Arista put out 2 songs from this show on a greatest hits cassette then later on cd, and the audio sounds great... I believe the 2 songs released were You are the Show and Ghost Riders
Sure wish the DVD sounded better ☹️
Great guitar, but the poor guy can't except the fact that he is going bald. Head band or not.
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Dude it was pretty obvious he was goin bald someone always has to run their mouth and 2 that's a fuckin bandana around hid head man
Christ that's Hughie
@@ricaughinbaugh1242 I know man people have no respect
@@ricaughinbaugh1242 fking legend
I believe that LP Standard is the one I traded straight up for his 73 deluxe backstage at the Spectrum in 1979???
Been a long time ago and was fortunate to know and play with Hughie and Billy. Great guys… RIP Brothers!!!