You only say that because he never stole your wife, mom, or daughter. You were one of the lucky ones. Some of us have had several wives stolen by Jerry. Dang thing is he's so smooth we just keep him around anyhow. Watch your back is all.
@@daveconleyportfolio5192 man he would. I've known a few people just like him and we need a few more. A big big man with an extra smile for you if you need one.
Honestly, they may just be the greatest to ever pick a guitar. Name anyone who can play like that, on that level? They are insanely underrated and insanely great.
It's not like people don't still play like this, they do! the market expanded, not there are other tools. Nobody complained when les Paul multi tracked live... yu live in the past, and seem to not know where to look for Music anymore. Turn off your car radio, and Spotify, and do some work. We musicians still do and laugh at your kind of complaining ignorance of what is. You are both just whining.
As a Cab driver I had the Honor of picking this man up at his traveling bus in back of a night club. He was drunk as hell but his personality was the same as sober. Great. Face him a 70 mile ride and will say enjoyed every mile of his company
Jerry lays down his guitar for his own song and lets Glen Campbell play with a humble dude and Glen Campbell has an amazing voice this video is just mind-boggling
From session players to super stars. A couple of talented country boys. What an impact they made on music. The world would be a much duller place without them.
These are likely the two finest guitar players to ever live. To see them doing a Jerry Reed tune together makes this one of the most important and special moments in the history of the movement of air.
This is awesome. Back when entertainment was pure and the whole Family could sit down and watch it. I dig these 2 Cats. Definitely missed. Rest in peace.
two amazing guitarists right there. pay close attention to those last few seconds where they're doing two lead breaks but Glen is doing high notes and Jerry is doing low notes and it all matches together every note, totally insane. awesome video thanks for sharing!
The year was 1973 and I was a long haired, pot smoking, die hard Rock n Roll fan. None of my friends could understand why I would "waste my money" on a pair of Jerry Reed tickets. I just smiled knowingly, ended up going alone and had a blast. Music is like the worlds greatest buffet. Don't be the guy who just eats the shrimp.
it's refreshing to see this kinda attitude instead of the usual "MUSIC THESE DAYS JUST DON'T COMPARE" blah blah nonsense you see in the comments on music from previous decades. I'm only 30 and I love this stuff and Jerry Reed, but I listen to more genres than I can keep track of, from so many points in time. Music now is often just as good as music then, too. There's just far more of it so you often have to dig for what you'll like.
1. This song is most associated with Elvis, but Jerry Reed wrote it. 2. People forget what a spectacular guitarist Glen Campbell was, honing his chops in the 60s as part of LA's famed Wrecking Crew of stellar studio musicians. 3. Having said that, Jerry Reed was no slouch on the 6-string, either. His acting work, esp. In Burt Reynolds movies, sort of eclipsed his playing. So thanks for this great post!
You can't teach what they do. Campbell one of the greatest guitarist of all time. And oh so versatile. And no one, I mean no One Son..can sing like Jerry Reed. He had an incredible way of talking at 90 mph through a song. A great video. Thanks.
I have read the other comments and I agree. But when it comes to Glen Campbell, I agree he built the bridge from country to rock and roll, R&B, Pop and Soul. It was once seen as "Hicksville", but it is cherished music none the less.
How we got so lucky as to have both of these musical geniuses on this planet with us at the same time is beyond me. I can never stop listening to these two. Pure talent!
Put Roy Clark in there. I'm over 50 and was not paying attention to their fingers during there time. I was too young to understand. They were smiling entertainers telling stories and jokes while playing. RUclips has been my blessing to see how great these players were.
Love to listen to both of these guys but Glen Campbell was an influence to me as a youngster and love his music and his style was awesome. Thank you Mr. Campbell for all you did for crossing over country and pop music. You are a legend Sir.
This right here.....is absolutely timeless.....you break this out in just about any crowd.....and people going to get into it.....awesome skills from two of the best of friends.....
Jerry Reed was a prefomer at the highest level..he could play lights out ..he was funny ..and he could make a audiences just set and stare or have the time of their lives...truely was a Golden entertainer
BIG OMG! Jerry Reed, you are so underappreciated by the masses, but SOOOOOOO appreciated by us masses who matter! You have been singing to me thru the radidio my whole life, since I was a little girl, and I STILL Love You. Of course we crossed the country together in Smokey & the Bandit, but you have always existed in my heart and my head and my favorite music, you are funny, so funny, easy, so many verbs I can't fit them all in. I have admired you for decades as my favorite uncle. Love you, Deb
Was lucky enough to catch one of Glen's shows on his Farewell Tour in Nashville a few weeks ago, and while he did forget a couple of song lines during the show--what 75 year-old wouldn't--his guitar playing skills haven't eroded one bit and his voice is still superb. Definitely catch a show if you can
I still remember the radio announcement that Jerry Reed was gone. Still get a little misty eyed whenever I hear any of his work on the classic country channels.
This is what tips the 70’s era over the 90’s era in country music;Both iconic eras,with HOF talents, but the honkey tonk guitar with the outlaw voices can’t be duplicated like this! PURE SOLID GOLD!
I look back at my life and recall the music from the 1960's up until now and I realize how lucky I am to have experienced it all. The best thing about it is going back to all the songs and play them over and over .Thank you to everyone from the artist's to the Person that uploaded the music.
I'm even older. My high school days were the mid-fifties when a crossroad of several music genres all crossed in about 1955. Country crossover with Lefty Frizzel, Big Bopper, Ferlin Husky and many others. WW11 stuff was still around like the big bands, andrew sisters, mcqjuire sisters, and out of rythym & blues, howled Elvis, the king. Oh, I forgot to mention the original rock & roll band. Bill Haley and the Comets. Those were the days, my friends. Although the 70's brought a new revival of folk and rock that was probably just as good.
Something I love more than music is when it's so obvious that the musicians are absolutely LOVING what they do and you can tell they're having a great time :)
I'm 53 yrs old now & have lived in Mobile Alabama since birth. I can remember going to Big Jack's Seafood & Grill Restaurant on the Causeway here in Mobile to eat seafood on the weekends with my mom & dad when I was around 9 or 10 yrs old back in the 70s before Hurricane Frederick came thru in 1979 & destroyed all the restaurants on the Causeway here in Mobile. That was a great seafood restaurant & I remember all the live music & yes...Jerry Reed would come there & play from time to time, my mom & dad have talked about all the bands & singers that would come there. Much love from Mobile Alabama.
Also a good actor and dancer. He was part of a '50's - 8 min song dance set Glenn Campbell Show where Jerry Glen Little Richard Dom DeLuise and David Cassidy jived with partners. Man can Jerry dance!!
Wow.. areally great clip. Glen is smokin all through this piece. Listen to the fills all through the first and last verse which is basically a carry over from his solo. I loved Jerry 's solo with that legendary Tele sound. . soo funky! I think he has a unique singing style ...This was great!
ah, back when entertainers actually could play the hell out of an instrument. Reed was a monster really. But Chet had the chops too and a little more grounded technique. Glenn, Roy Clark... so many good players.
Sublime. From here in the UK, I've long admired Glen's music and guitar playing. But I only knew Jerry Reed as Snowman in Smokey & the Bandit. Then a few years back I learned he was a C&W singer. But only a few weeks ago I heard his guitar work! Holy Moly, he must have been up with the very best. RIP Glen and Jerry
If you like Jerry as Snowman check out another movie he's in with Robin Williams and Walter Matthau. It's from the '80's and called Survivors. Reed plays a great role. Imagine Snowman as a hitman. Legendary.
was watching Smokey and the Bandit and started to wonder what Jerry Reed's music was like... DAMN i've been missing out this whole time. This man can pick with the best of 'em
Two of the very finest musicians in country music. RIP gentlemen - I bet Glen is tuning up his guitar and getting ready to duel Jerry at the Pearly Gates.
I have to smile when I see some people posting comments about auto-tune and such. First, there weren't no such thing back then and second, they didn't need it! This was a world previous to recording trickery, you know, when talent reigned supreme.
December 2021 & the RUclips rabbit hole has bought me here! I've watched Smokey & The Bandit literally hundreds of times & I never knew Jerry Reed was a singer & guitarist! Now I've got a whole new respect for the man!
Those two....I'm not sure which one makes it look easier. Jerry cracks me up - most people don't have a clue of his playing ability. I could listen to these two go back and forth for the rest of my life.
It's amazing how many people didn't know how good these two were. In the early 70's I had an album by Chet and Jerry. I still remember the album cover, an old car, and Jerry is changing a flat tire and Chet is sitting on a fender playin guitar. Good stuff.
Chet, Roy and Glen were great guitar pickers, but Jerry was in a class of his own. Jerry didn't show it as much here, but I've seen him do amazing things on a guitar.
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I don't care who you are, watching Jerry Reed play should put a smile on your face.
Every time man, every time!
You only say that because he never stole your wife, mom, or daughter. You were one of the lucky ones. Some of us have had several wives stolen by Jerry. Dang thing is he's so smooth we just keep him around anyhow. Watch your back is all.
He'd put his arm around the whole world if his sleeve was longer.
@@daveconleyportfolio5192 man he would. I've known a few people just like him and we need a few more. A big big man with an extra smile for you if you need one.
Jerry Reed, Glen Campbell, Chet Akins, and Roy Clark. Some of the finest, talented, entertaining guitar guys to ever vibrate a string.
Honestly, they may just be the greatest to ever pick a guitar.
Name anyone who can play like that, on that level?
They are insanely underrated and insanely great.
Dont forget good ol Luther Perkins and Waylon!
Elijah Fisher Or Bob Wooton, Marty Stuart,Roy Nichols, James Burton
Depends on what you're looking for, are you looking for guitar calisthenics, or are you looking for something different...
And Luther Perkins and Carl Perkins
No auto-tune, loops, lip synching...nothing but the pinnacle of talent in their musicianship with top tier showmanship live and on stage.
Amen to that. 🥰
It's not like people don't still play like this, they do! the market expanded, not there are other tools. Nobody complained when les Paul multi tracked live... yu live in the past, and seem to not know where to look for Music anymore. Turn off your car radio, and Spotify, and do some work. We musicians still do and laugh at your kind of complaining ignorance of what is. You are both just whining.
FEEL! Real feel. Electronics don’t allow for it.
@@robbiet8583❤
another no "autotune" fool
Can you believe it, Jerry, Glen, Elvis and Burt Reynolds are all gone.
So sad I’m 54 and feels like I grew up with all these, will all just be memories soon
Only one man could run with Glen Campbell and that was Jerry Reed. What an absolute gem this is. Wow. Wow. Wow.. ❤❤❤❤😮😮😮❤❤❤
No doubt. I think JR is the only guy who intimidated GC on the axe.
Real AX men
@@mikegilbert2500 The great Chet Atkins also
Roy Clark
Ain't that the truth I could not have said it better myself
Classic example of “ the best person to actually play this great song, is the person who wrote it “
Jerry Reed
Massive talent ❤
Elvis
Outstanding......singing those tongue twisting lyrics while playing the guitar......two of the best......may they both RIP.
As a Cab driver I had the Honor of picking this man up at his traveling bus in back of a night club. He was drunk as hell but his personality was the same as sober. Great. Face him a 70 mile ride and will say enjoyed every mile of his company
I will never, never, never, never, never, never ever get tired of this. NOT EVER!
Jerry Reed has so much personality that even if he wasn't a musician he would be famous for something else I bet.
LONG LIVE THE SNOWMAN, we got us a convoy!
@@1Igster1 yes Reed was the snowman
He loved his nose candy
Big time coke head
@@lendrury2771 pretty sure he and Roy Clarke used the coca to their advantage,those hands can move.
Smokey and the Bandit, for one.
You just can't help but smile when Jerry Reed is performing
Sadly, we will never see a time like this again with this level of talent. But at least we have their records and videos.
Nine years later, your comment still stands. If anything it's truer now.
Jerry lays down his guitar for his own song and lets Glen Campbell play with a humble dude and Glen Campbell has an amazing voice this video is just mind-boggling
Don't be stupid.
.. ONLY if you PAY AND AGREE TO THEIR "TERMS"!
Billy strings is about as close as we’re gonna get
There. Will. Never. Be. Another. Jerry. Reed. Or. Glen. Campbell.
Jerry, Glenn,Roy, Buck,all so very underrated! RIP! Legendary we will never ever forget your Great Music, it will Never be Matched!
From session players to super stars. A couple of talented country boys. What an impact they made on music. The world would be a much duller place without them.
Where is the time machine to go back to the era I belong????
How could anyone have a bad day with Jerry Reed??
These are likely the two finest guitar players to ever live. To see them doing a Jerry Reed tune together makes this one of the most important and special moments in the history of the movement of air.
You left out Roy Clark.
Grant Green? Wes? etc.
Glen's playing was nothing short of AMAZING 💯❤️
This is awesome. Back when entertainment was pure and the whole Family could sit down and watch it. I dig these 2 Cats. Definitely missed. Rest in peace.
This is my favorite Jerry Reed song and this version is with Glen Campbell! You can't get better than this.
I bet you’re a returning viewer too! This version is just too good to be true, cant’t get enough!
Two of the best. What a privilege to see them working together.
two amazing guitarists right there. pay close attention to those last few seconds where they're doing two lead breaks but Glen is doing high notes and Jerry is doing low notes and it all matches together every note, totally insane. awesome video thanks for sharing!
Both of these men are human legends for all eternity. God bless you Jerry and Glen.
No doubt
The year was 1973 and I was a long haired, pot smoking, die hard Rock n Roll fan. None of my friends could understand why I would "waste my money" on a pair of Jerry Reed tickets. I just smiled knowingly, ended up going alone and had a blast.
Music is like the worlds greatest buffet. Don't be the guy who just eats the shrimp.
it's refreshing to see this kinda attitude instead of the usual "MUSIC THESE DAYS JUST DON'T COMPARE" blah blah nonsense you see in the comments on music from previous decades. I'm only 30 and I love this stuff and Jerry Reed, but I listen to more genres than I can keep track of, from so many points in time. Music now is often just as good as music then, too. There's just far more of it so you often have to dig for what you'll like.
Not sure if you would know who Stompin’ Tom Connors was, but I feel so blessed to have seen him before he passed. Canadian music icon.
Not many can hold a candle to Glen Cambell's guitar playing but Jerry was sure one of them.
Yeah those two were diamond level players.
deemdoubleu ....well said .....
yea he was kickin some ass for a bit
Glen Campbell....
I'd have reversed the phrase, but yes, both immensely talented players. Jerry, Chet, Merle and Roy are the best of the time
Jerry Reed... keep 'em rollin Snowman xx
Two superior guitarists. They always praise rock guitarists but these country boys hold their own with anybody !
2024! Still here! We Love you Jerry!
Glenn was one of Jerry's VERY FEW equals back in those days. I miss them both every day.
1. This song is most associated with Elvis, but Jerry Reed wrote it.
2. People forget what a spectacular guitarist Glen Campbell was, honing his chops in the 60s as part of LA's famed Wrecking Crew of stellar studio musicians.
3. Having said that, Jerry Reed was no slouch on the 6-string, either. His acting work, esp. In Burt Reynolds movies, sort of eclipsed his playing. So thanks for this great post!
You can't teach what they do. Campbell one of the greatest guitarist of all time. And oh so versatile. And no one, I mean no One Son..can sing like Jerry Reed. He had an incredible way of talking at 90 mph through a song. A great video. Thanks.
I have read the other comments and I agree. But when it comes to Glen Campbell, I agree he built the bridge from country to rock and roll, R&B, Pop and Soul. It was once seen as "Hicksville", but it is cherished music none the less.
How we got so lucky as to have both of these musical geniuses on this planet with us at the same time is beyond me. I can never stop listening to these two. Pure talent!
Fred Herrman our generation was blessed.
Put Roy Clark in there. I'm over 50 and was not paying attention to their fingers during there time. I was too young to understand. They were smiling entertainers telling stories and jokes while playing. RUclips has been my blessing to see how great these players were.
Love to listen to both of these guys but Glen Campbell was an influence to me as a youngster and love his music and his style was awesome. Thank you Mr. Campbell for all you did for crossing over country and pop music. You are a legend Sir.
This right here.....is absolutely timeless.....you break this out in just about any crowd.....and people going to get into it.....awesome skills from two of the best of friends.....
Jerry Reed was a prefomer at the highest level..he could play lights out ..he was funny ..and he could make a audiences just set and stare or have the time of their lives...truely was a Golden entertainer
Never saw Jerry Reed when he wasn’t having a great time
You don’t even need to see it, you can hear it in his records too, he’s having a good time.. so good!!
I have.
When The Waterboy started breaking records.
two country Icons, and two of the best pickers ever
Jerry gave me the impression of a very kind and gracious individual in this clip....
Absolutely!
BIG OMG! Jerry Reed, you are so underappreciated by the masses, but SOOOOOOO appreciated by us masses who matter! You have been singing to me thru the radidio my whole life, since I was a little girl, and I STILL Love You. Of course we crossed the country together in Smokey & the Bandit, but you have always existed in my heart and my head and my favorite music, you are funny, so funny, easy, so many verbs I can't fit them all in. I have admired you for decades as my favorite uncle. Love you, Deb
Was lucky enough to catch one of Glen's shows on his Farewell Tour in Nashville a few weeks ago, and while he did forget a couple of song lines during the show--what 75 year-old wouldn't--his guitar playing skills haven't eroded one bit and his voice is still superb. Definitely catch a show if you can
Got to see Glen & Jerry in concert
in Fort Worth 1970
These 2 are great. 😄❤️
I still remember the radio announcement that Jerry Reed was gone. Still get a little misty eyed whenever I hear any of his work on the classic country channels.
Right, he became so much better known for his acting roles that his music career kinda got lost in the process
This is what tips the 70’s era over the 90’s era in country music;Both iconic eras,with HOF talents, but the honkey tonk guitar with the outlaw voices can’t be duplicated like this! PURE SOLID GOLD!
Ole Jerry Reed reminds me of my grandpa. Looked like him, and talked like him. Even born in the same generation. RIP to both of them
I could see Jerry Reed as Colt Sever in that Unknown Stuntman show!
The Fall Guy
Wow! Two of the best right there! Thanks for all the years of entertainment!
🙌
I look back at my life and recall the music from the 1960's up until now and I realize how lucky I am to have experienced it all. The best thing about it is going back to all the songs and play them over and over .Thank you to everyone from the artist's to the Person that uploaded the music.
Well spoken!
I'm even older. My high school days were the mid-fifties when a crossroad of several music genres all crossed in about 1955. Country crossover with Lefty Frizzel, Big Bopper, Ferlin Husky and many others. WW11 stuff was still around like the big bands, andrew sisters, mcqjuire sisters, and out of rythym & blues, howled Elvis, the king. Oh, I forgot to mention the original rock & roll band. Bill Haley and the Comets. Those were the days, my friends. Although the 70's brought a new revival of folk and rock that was probably just as good.
I've often thought that myself in fact very often
Absolutely!
- JR's smile @0:27 is what every musician wants; _the approval of another worthy player!_
Talent of which is not even comparable today. We are so lucky to have been alive when these people were.
IT DON'T GET MUCH BETTER THAN THIS !!!!!
OH!!! MY GOODNESS!!! SMOKIN'!!! Doesn't get any better than this...
Something I love more than music is when it's so obvious that the musicians are absolutely LOVING what they do and you can tell they're having a great time :)
I'm 53 yrs old now & have lived in Mobile Alabama since birth.
I can remember going to Big Jack's Seafood & Grill Restaurant on the Causeway here in Mobile to eat seafood on the weekends with my mom & dad when I was around 9 or 10 yrs old back in the 70s before Hurricane Frederick came thru in 1979 & destroyed all the restaurants on the Causeway here in Mobile.
That was a great seafood restaurant & I remember all the live music & yes...Jerry Reed would come there & play from time to time, my mom & dad have talked about all the bands & singers that would come there.
Much love from Mobile Alabama.
Jerry Reed was so talented as guitarist but also as singer.
Maurizio De Caro n
understatement of the century
Also a good actor and dancer. He was part of a '50's - 8 min song dance set Glenn Campbell Show where Jerry Glen Little Richard Dom DeLuise and David Cassidy jived with partners. Man can Jerry dance!!
He was no slouch at song writing either - Guitar Man, U.S Male, A Thing Called Love and the humorous She Got the Goldmine ( I got the shaft ).
The best country rapper ever.
Brilliant guitar plying.
Don't know if there will ever be another like them... Just.. legendary.
two of the best, listening to them for over 50 years .... and i'm a rock and roll guy ...
R.I.P. Glen Campbell. Right now he and Jerry are havin' one helluva jam session in heaven
chet atkins said jerry reed was his favorite guitar player....he was and is under rated for sure
Wow.. areally great clip. Glen is smokin all through this piece. Listen to the fills all through the first and last verse which is basically a carry over from his solo. I loved Jerry 's solo with that legendary Tele sound. . soo funky! I think he has a unique singing style ...This was great!
I think it's safe to say that between the two of them, they played on 80% of all the popular music from the 60's.
ah, back when entertainers actually could play the hell out of an instrument. Reed was a monster really. But Chet had the chops too and a little more grounded technique. Glenn, Roy Clark... so many good players.
Jerry had a unique style, tuning etc
I was gonna give you a thumbs up, but I couldn't screw the current 42 up...
rip to all 3
Jerry was the king of the finger pickers. Even Chet said Jerry could outplay him.
Chet can play that guitar !!
2 of my favorites. Stars of Nashville, recording, stage, screen and TV. What a gem of a performance. Show 'em son!
Jerry was one of the coolest guys country music has ever seen. And Glenn, what can I say.
The Snowman & the incredible Glen Campbell (what a combo)
You got your ears on? Snowman
Smokey and the Bandit & True Grit - two classics
I believe Glen was snortin' some show at this show.
That almost makes sense.
@@brianmccall452 think he meant snow at show
A prime example of the art of guitar work. Both of these guys can manhandle a guitar with the best of them.
Sublime. From here in the UK, I've long admired Glen's music and guitar playing. But I only knew Jerry Reed as Snowman in Smokey & the Bandit. Then a few years back I learned he was a C&W singer. But only a few weeks ago I heard his guitar work! Holy Moly, he must have been up with the very best. RIP Glen and Jerry
John Charlton: Exactly how I feel. These guys are two of my all-time favorites, and there will never be anyone like them.
If you like Jerry as Snowman check out another movie he's in with Robin Williams and Walter Matthau. It's from the '80's and called Survivors. Reed plays a great role. Imagine Snowman as a hitman. Legendary.
Holy cow! Could these guys bring it or what! Nothing these days even compares to this...
So much guitar talent between these two!! So good. 😲👌
Two absolute greats totally respecting each other's talent and ability. It doesn't get much better than this.
Two genius guitarist of any era.You just can"t make this up.
Every time I discover more Jerry Reed on YT ...he just blows my mind...EFFORTLESS!!!!
It breaks my heart where Glen is now, and that Jerry is gone. This duet of Southern Nights is the best I ever heard.
was watching Smokey and the Bandit and started to wonder what Jerry Reed's music was like... DAMN i've been missing out this whole time. This man can pick with the best of 'em
no matter your preferred music genre, theres no denying that you are listening to something really special
Praise be the the saint that posted this glorious piece of art.
Two of the very finest musicians in country music. RIP gentlemen - I bet Glen is tuning up his guitar and getting ready to duel Jerry at the Pearly Gates.
Them boys could just flat out play and sing...no frills but they come at you right between the eyes with their playing...humor...and humility
Two of the greatest pickers that ever lived. Heaven must be Rockin'~!!!
I have to smile when I see some people posting comments about auto-tune and such. First, there weren't no such thing back then and second, they didn't need it! This was a world previous to recording trickery, you know, when talent reigned supreme.
Jerry had a way of funnin' with Glen, and Chet. He could bring out the relaxed side to these guys.
So was Bowie at one stage . Guess it didn't do either of them too much harm !
Two of the greatest guitarists that ever lived!
What a man!.....Jerry was one hell of a guitar player and a personality we just dont see these days
December 2021 & the RUclips rabbit hole has bought me here!
I've watched Smokey & The Bandit literally hundreds of times & I never knew Jerry Reed was a singer & guitarist!
Now I've got a whole new respect for the man!
Check him out in the 80s movie "hot stuff" he's such a talented actor as well as musician.
Two great guitar legends...Jerry Reed & Glenn Campbell. ..they were AWESOME.
Those two....I'm not sure which one makes it look easier. Jerry cracks me up - most people don't have a clue of his playing ability. I could listen to these two go back and forth for the rest of my life.
I could listen to these two trade licks all day. Jerry a CGP and Glen could be in the conversation. Amazing players.
Glen and Jerry are simply too good to comment on!
It's amazing how many people didn't know how good these two were. In the early 70's I had an album by Chet and Jerry. I still remember the album cover, an old car, and Jerry is changing a flat tire and Chet is sitting on a fender playin guitar. Good stuff.
Damn I'm glad to have been alive during this great musical time in history
You’d almost think Glen is playing catch up the whole time until he breaks into the last solo…amazing
Glen was one of the best guitar players of all time. Cheers
Ridiculous assemblage of talent and incredible performance. Love it
Jerry Reed was a very underrated Guitar Player.
Chet, Roy and Glen were great guitar pickers, but Jerry was in a class of his own. Jerry didn't show it as much here, but I've seen him do amazing things on a guitar.
Jerry Reed is the king of country rock and roll funk. Love his voice and playing. Very soulful
live guitar and the best.We miss talent !
jerry had it all. looks, terrific voice and guitar player.
+Margaret Brown and charm!
Damn, what a supreme pleasure watching those two American greats play together. If only I could have been there to watch it live.
I think these two must of loved to play together. Both have incrediable talent and in my minds eye I can see them playing off one another.
WOOOOO...SON!!!!!!