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I first heard this in Austin Texas mid 1970s at an outdoor venue called Hill on the Moon, Jerry Jeff Walker and the Bunkhouse Band during the Hippie Cowboy days good days and good times

“Blame the Parents” interprets across all cultures and generations

I’m 57 lived down the road from lukenbach in the 70’s saw walker willie and Waylon

I’m 18 years old and this song is a classic. Funny as hell

I am 29, a white guy and I love this song! I’m from New Orleans and love to party. Although I feel the South, beginning with the moment Johnson’s presidential reconstruction began, has experienced a gradual closure of the aperture of contingencies that could lead to it being a uniquely pride-inducing region for me 😊

Is that Steve earl on the rope swing at the end ? Anyone know?

One of my all time favourite songs

Go to the 2 minute mark on the full version of this video to get to the ending part with Ruth in Triplicate and her wonderful ending with the purse slap.....

LOVE WILL PREVAIL!

My first intro to Jerry Jeff was "Backsliders Wine." "Redneck Mother" sealed the deal. 86-years-old now, haven't forgotten the words, or the good times.

The okie from miskogee rebuttal

Fantastic video!! I grew up on this music in San Antonio in the 70’s! They just don’t make ‘em like this anymore!! ❤❤❤

Brings back great memories when I was younger and rowdier!

Listening from Muskogee, OK USA.... I Identify

It takes a great level of stupidity to adopt a song that takes the mickey out of you. Good ol' boys! Up against the wall you redneck mothers!

I always thought it was funny, my dad a through and through Hippy would sing "kicking hippies asses and raising hell" with emphasis, and now I do the same.

Memories.....

Boy got a leeson, didn't he?

Well, I like this song, too. I’m no redneck mother.. More about being a rebel. Yeah! My Grams taught me well. She stood up against all that stood in her way. Yep! Even got excommunicated from her Lutheran Church. Yep! She was a full blooded Norwegian, but took no guff from anyone. She clearly knew what was was and what was not!

I’m 62 and I’ve been a Jazz musician since I was 19, I love this song so much! 🎉

what a tool! bill fink rip

68 year old man here after 50 years still listening and diggin it!!

Absolutely! Now, Jerry Jeff was a storyteller and not a philosopher about people. Yep!

I have been listening to country music all my life and this is a top ten song if there ever was one.

Being a teenager in Montana during the 70s and this song. What a time! 😆

Yep! Jerry Jeff remains a national treasure. Yep!

When was about 10 or 12 I had this record back 80s , most regret thing it feels like punch stomach, after my stepdaughter died when I was 13, my mom ask if I wanted keeps the records of all kind singers especially this one I love . I told no. Looking back wish how had all of records

High school… cold beer and Friday nights at the lake.

I had to pleasure and honor of seeing/hearing Jerry Jeff Walker w/ his band in 1973 (?) at the Main Point in Bryn Mawr (burb of Philadelphia). Grand show - friendly man - smiled at any and everyone he passed. A real sweet man.

Aaaaaah play it for momma

this and the night rider's lament reminds me of my mom

My dad listened to the song a lot

although jerry jeff wrote mr bojangles, this classic was penned for him by ray wylie hubbard.

another one: for James Terry from Jimmy K

As a black woman, I have always loved this song. I love only old country, which is why.

They rock..

Badass!

Thought this was ray wylie Hubbard's song

add to this for the Cab 54 driver at Z Trtip taxi

"Falstaff Beer." Is the Shit-Magellan, I mean its gorilla shit. Rather have "Iron City" ,or "Hop'n Gator".

Me, "Burp!", A.I., "OK, 'Redneck Mother'.", Me, "You know me so well." A.I.," Blip!"

HIlly-billy music.

I saw Jerry Jeff in1977 city park stadium new Orleans

In 1976 a gal from Texas transferred to our high school on the west Coast and she sang this in class❤

Had a blast listening to this at the Dixie chicken in college Station back in the early 80s

freaking perfect

That 70s show brought me here

I love a song but I love the fact Willie top shelf Nelson is still kicking ass all across Texas! You damn right you better go see Willie he is a National Treasure and you will regret it if you don't! You redneck mothers

That 70's show brought me here

I discovered this song from that 70s show. What a tune.