Never knew of this version until hearing it in the closing sequence to an episode to True Detective, and then to discover that this singer is the original writer of the song. This is my favorite version now.
Right up there with John Hartford writing & performing! of all who did this song IMHO this is the absolute best. A lesson to any performer on how to vocally emote!
@@davidshepherdgrossman Thanks for your reply. Over the weekend WFDU FM out of Teaneck N.J. ( Fairleigh Dickinson University) owned PBS Station did a Musical Tribute to Roger Miller which was great showing Roger was much more than a novelty songwriter. He won 11 Grammys in 2 Years and is the only Country Singer to win a Tony for BIG RIVER. He was married to Mary Arnold ( First Edition) after being introduced to her by Kenny Rogers. Mary so energetic & beautiful & a perfect match for Roger. She toured with him after The First Edition Disbanded. Amazon has a great MP3 Download with 19 Songs of Roger with all THE BIG HITS & The Serious Side of Roger. Sound is Stereo and Perfect AMAZING sound quality. I am sure you will enjoy it.
Can't belive I missed out on this until now... Been somewhat obsessed with this song since the first time watching Big Lebowski and wasn't that long ago since my last search for covers of it... Superb version!
@@davidshepherdgrossman Stupid of me to never thought about checking out who was the composer... Somehow got the impression that it was, if not written by Kenny Rogers, so maybe for him. Guess that has some to do with that it seemed like Rogers was the one reaching a bigger audience, if that was the case? Never investigated that either*shame on my behalf* This is also a bit before my time, so I took it fore granted for some reason.. Also in my defence is that I'm from the other side of the world from the states and have a diverse range of music preferences... Many thanks for making me aware of this nevertheless! Appreciate it!
No worries. Few people know about Mickey Newbury compared to Kenny Rogers. Mickey never had a hit with any of his own songs. Kenny Rogers had the biggest hit with Dropped In. Check out more of Mickey Newbury though on CZcams. You will be amazed.
Mickey wrote it but nothing tops The First Edition Recording with Kenny Rogers ( Lead Vocal & Bass Guitar) Terry Williams ( Vocals & Lead Guitar) Thelma Comacho(Vocals & Tambourine) Mike Settle ( Vocals & Rhythm Guitar) Mickey Jones ( Drums) Mickey Newberry was a great songwriter who was admired by many of his peers but mostly Country Artists especially Waylon Jennings along with songwriter & producer Chips Moman & Bobby Emmons who gave the song Luckenbach Texas ( Basics Of Love) to Waylon . Newberry's name is mentioned in the verse along with Hank Williams & Fred Rose ( Songwriter of Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain) " Between Hank William's Pain Songs & Newberry's Train Songs & Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain, Out in Luckenbach Texas ain't nobody feeling no pain. Willie Nelson comes in on the final verse. This Song was the Start of The so called Country Outlaw Era. Newberry's Best was Immortalized by Elvis Presley's rendition of AMERICAN TRILOGY. Getting back to Just Dropped In ( To See What Condition My Condition Was In) It is Glen Cambell who plays the Psychedelic Intro & Outro. P
Didn't think I would like this version, but this performer is top of the line. Much better than Tom Jones' version or Willie Nelson's version. What a great artist!
Awesome song and performance. Just learned about Mickey Newbury while reading CZcams comments on Kenny Rogers/First Edition's version of this song. How cool to be able to see and hear his version!
The Spotify version has a cello and a violin added to this. Check it out, folks! The album is called Winter Winds. Kinda cathedral acoustic country music with no drums. Spiritual...
When I met Mickey Newbury I had no idea who he was or how good he was. I was backstage tuning my guitar and he was next to me and asked what I was tuning my guitar to...I said my harmonica. He said, "You don't have an electric tuner?" It was 1988 tuners were not everywhere like they are today...I said, "No." He handed me his tuner and said, "You can have mine." He gave me the tuner to keep! Then he performed the best solo show I had ever seen. Check out more songs. Mickey's worth it.
Mickey Newbury was outlaw before there was an outlaw movement and he disdained it saying, "It's just categorizing again, making a new pigeon-hole to stick somebody into. You got to be dressed a certain way, you got to be a drinker and a hell-raiser, cuss and make an ass of yourself, act like a kid. I've told 'em I quit playing cowboys when I grew up. I just get turned off by all that." bitemyfoot.org.uk/omaha/or13/or13_03.html
It was at The Sweetwater in Mill Valley. Yes I do remember and still have a copy of that recording. I have shared a little of it with the Facebook Group devoted to Mickey.
@david for the record i will delete my original comment cause i didn't google the damn original writer lol thanks for correcting this makes sense how there is so much passion in it.
Believe it or not the late Kenny Rogers had one of his first top ten hit with this song when he was fronting for the First Edition back in 1967 and even sang it on The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour. czcams.com/video/4rUjZ-wfJ-E/video.html
Never knew of this version until hearing it in the closing sequence to an episode to True Detective, and then to discover that this singer is the original writer of the song. This is my favorite version now.
Years ago in the 1980s I was privileged to open for Mickey Newbury. He was the best solo performer I had ever seen. A master songwriter and performer.
Awesome! I want to hear more of his music.
Right up there with John Hartford writing & performing! of all who did this song IMHO this is the absolute best. A lesson to any performer on how to vocally emote!
@@RevMarvinPlayer - Real version: czcams.com/video/IgmIdWvHufs/video.html
I'll still challenge anybody to introduce me to a better solo live recording, than Live at Montezuma Hall.
I undersnad. He wistles better than many performers sing/play.
That whistling. That guitar. That voice. Such genius and artistry. By far the best recording I have ever heard of his masterpiece.
He wrote it!
David Grossman oh I know. Of all his recordings, this is my favorite. Thanks again for posting this up!
@@davidshepherdgrossman think he lived it to
It should be! Mickey wrote this song.
@@davidshepherdgrossman Thanks for your reply. Over the weekend WFDU FM out of Teaneck N.J. ( Fairleigh Dickinson University) owned PBS Station did a Musical Tribute to Roger Miller which was great showing Roger was much more than a novelty songwriter. He won 11 Grammys in 2 Years and is the only Country Singer to win a Tony for BIG RIVER. He was married to Mary Arnold ( First Edition) after being introduced to her by Kenny Rogers. Mary so energetic & beautiful & a perfect match for Roger. She toured with him after The First Edition Disbanded. Amazon has a great MP3 Download with 19 Songs of Roger with all THE BIG HITS & The Serious Side of Roger. Sound is Stereo and Perfect AMAZING sound quality. I am sure you will enjoy it.
Mickey Newbury blows my mind every time I watch this. Gives me chills, makes me want to smile and cry at the same time. Simply awesome
Amazing performance and a phenomenal song - one of Newbury's finest! That's Jack Williams on guitar.
Pure soul and genius
True detective like always best taste in music
That's because T-Bone Burnett does their music.
almost as good as good ole lebowsky ;)
How do they do that? I always find myself coming to CZcams looking for music after watching true detective!!!!!
That's what brought me here
Totally agree.
Excellent song! Appears at the end of the first episode from "True Detective" Season 3...👍👍
For real version: czcams.com/video/IgmIdWvHufs/video.html
@@BuzzLOLOL real, lol.
This might be the most hauntingly beautiful song ive ever heard
Correction, it is
Mickey Newbury you are in my heart, thanks sir
Can't belive I missed out on this until now... Been somewhat obsessed with this song since the first time watching Big Lebowski and wasn't that long ago since my last search for covers of it... Superb version!
Micky didn't only cover it he wrote the thing.
@@davidshepherdgrossman Stupid of me to never thought about checking out who was the composer... Somehow got the impression that it was, if not written by Kenny Rogers, so maybe for him. Guess that has some to do with that it seemed like Rogers was the one reaching a bigger audience, if that was the case? Never investigated that either*shame on my behalf*
This is also a bit before my time, so I took it fore granted for some reason.. Also in my defence is that I'm from the other side of the world from the states and have a diverse range of music preferences...
Many thanks for making me aware of this nevertheless! Appreciate it!
No worries. Few people know about Mickey Newbury compared to Kenny Rogers. Mickey never had a hit with any of his own songs. Kenny Rogers had the biggest hit with Dropped In. Check out more of Mickey Newbury though on CZcams. You will be amazed.
@@davidshepherdgrossman Will do!
My journey was similar. Gutterballs to Newbury in 20 years or so. :D
just wow...holy cow. thank you for posting.
Judy Jetson I don't drink beer anymore bit I'd drink a beer to this and chill
I expect a million views after S03 of TrueDetective
me too !
I was sure it was Eddie Vedder at first
i´m in!
Same here, i thought it was that guy from kings of leon
I immediately thought this was a young Springsteen. Now I want to know more about this guy!
Mickey wrote it but nothing tops The First Edition Recording with Kenny Rogers ( Lead Vocal & Bass Guitar) Terry Williams ( Vocals & Lead Guitar) Thelma Comacho(Vocals & Tambourine) Mike Settle ( Vocals & Rhythm Guitar) Mickey Jones ( Drums) Mickey Newberry was a great songwriter who was admired by many of his peers but mostly Country Artists especially Waylon Jennings along with songwriter & producer Chips Moman & Bobby Emmons who gave the song Luckenbach Texas ( Basics Of Love) to Waylon . Newberry's name is mentioned in the verse along with Hank Williams & Fred Rose ( Songwriter of Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain) " Between Hank William's Pain Songs & Newberry's Train Songs & Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain, Out in Luckenbach Texas ain't nobody feeling no pain. Willie Nelson comes in on the final verse. This Song was the Start of The so called Country Outlaw Era. Newberry's Best was Immortalized by Elvis Presley's rendition of AMERICAN TRILOGY. Getting back to Just Dropped In ( To See What Condition My Condition Was In) It is Glen Cambell who plays the Psychedelic Intro & Outro.
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that's your opinion.....I'll take Mickey's version, hands down.
I needed this...RIP Mickey!
RIP Kenny: czcams.com/video/IgmIdWvHufs/video.html
An amazingly powerful performance.
Masterpiece. It became my favorite after True Detective
Didn't think I would like this version, but this performer is top of the line. Much better than Tom Jones' version or Willie Nelson's version. What a great artist!
You are aware he wrote it, right?
Hauntingly beautiful.
the Triad recording of Condition blows me away. But to see him perform it this way.
incredible. thank you
I didn’t think I would like it, tried cause he wrote,
I love it!
Thank you for posting !
Awesome song and performance. Just learned about Mickey Newbury while reading CZcams comments on Kenny Rogers/First Edition's version of this song. How cool to be able to see and hear his version!
What a gorgeous room! Not to mention the exquisite performance.
Hell there's some raw soul on offer here.....
Love this! My Dad wrote a song called "Groove Condition" ... relate to these lyrics; very authentic x
The Spotify version has a cello and a violin added to this. Check it out, folks! The album is called Winter Winds. Kinda cathedral acoustic country music with no drums. Spiritual...
Or: czcams.com/video/IgmIdWvHufs/video.html
czcams.com/video/BJZNJ57-bvM/video.html
Underrated he did so many great ones
Woody Harelson’s tasteful soundtrack choice for true detective
I heard this on True Detective and thought for sure it was a young Springsteen. Never heard of this guy, but now I want to know more!
When I met Mickey Newbury I had no idea who he was or how good he was. I was backstage tuning my guitar and he was next to me and asked what I was tuning my guitar to...I said my harmonica. He said, "You don't have an electric tuner?" It was 1988 tuners were not everywhere like they are today...I said, "No." He handed me his tuner and said, "You can have mine." He gave me the tuner to keep! Then he performed the best solo show I had ever seen. Check out more songs. Mickey's worth it.
@@davidshepherdgrossman That's awesome!
Goosebumps here and hooked! Also heard it on True Detective S3. Love the vocals, the whistling and the vibe!
True Detective Season 3 brought me here! I love this song!
Genuin American culture! Wonderful!
Wow man. I'm glad I get to see this here. I love this song..
This song really tied true detective together, man
True Detective too... Muito bom!!!
Came here because I saw it on True Detective. I would’ve sworn it was Springsteen.
That's awesome !!!
thats a legend right there!
Great voice
Reminds David Coverdale's voice a lot
Maravillosa interpretación un legado del gran Kenny
This isn't an interpretation or a cover. This is the composer singing HIS song. Hope the translater works for you, too.
Rest In Peace Mickey.
Mickey Newbury was outlaw before there was an outlaw movement and he disdained it saying, "It's just categorizing again, making a new pigeon-hole to stick somebody into. You got to be dressed a certain way, you got to be a drinker and a hell-raiser, cuss and make an ass of yourself, act like a kid. I've told 'em I quit playing cowboys when I grew up. I just get turned off by all that." bitemyfoot.org.uk/omaha/or13/or13_03.html
Fabulous.
Wow just wow. True det got me here. Wow.
Kenny Rogers brought me here. RIP Kenny.
Best version
Micky took "class act" to a whole new level.
THIS is the version that's at the end of True Detecive S03E01
Thank you
Be prepared for true detective viewers to swarm
Guilty LoL
This version also ties the room together
Just..WOW…🇨🇦
can't love this after listening to the White Denim cover
Amazing
Reminds me of NiCK DRAKE in the UK .
Fantastic writing - poetry in motion.
Mickey was the best! I have every record.
EPIC VOICE
Wow!!
thought it was Eddie Vedder when watching TD ....damn Eddie sounds like this guy .
Wow!
brilliant
The best
Oh....man. Takes me.
Yep.
I do wonder if the show you opened for him took place in the Bay Area. If so, we met that evening and I later made a "Newbury comp cassette" for you.
It was at The Sweetwater in Mill Valley. Yes I do remember and still have a copy of that recording. I have shared a little of it with the Facebook Group devoted to Mickey.
This would've been awesome on Sons of Anarchy
whoa did not expect such a great rendition of this song... figured itd be another coffee shopper strunging basic chords to the original tunes stylings
Mickey wrote the tune... passed away in 2002.. an amazing songwriter.
David Grossman ahhh thanks for info I had no idea
That whistle solo....
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this is an amazing cover of the first edition I love both equally
correction thanks to David, mickey wrote it first edition covered it
Actually Fist Edition covered Mickey Newbury's song. Mickey wrote the song.
@david for the record i will delete my original comment cause i didn't google the damn original writer lol
thanks for correcting this makes sense how there is so much passion in it.
All history
we gotta find the girl
Believe it or not the late Kenny Rogers had one of his first top ten hit with this song when he was fronting for the First Edition back in 1967 and even sang it on The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour. czcams.com/video/4rUjZ-wfJ-E/video.html
02:08 😁
Quiero saber la verdad!
Goddamn
Here before True Detective season 3 finale?! ... 😀 🔥
He sounds a lot like Stephen stills
Or kinda like Townes Van Zandt
@@Grousicle love townes
I thought he was black just by listening to his song
Božanski..
Not bad but Kenny is better!
mickey wrote it, writers get extra performing credit.
Gostei não 😬
Oh God. He's terrible.