Country's Family Reunion - Honky Tonk - Full Episode 1
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I remember reading a article and I forget when but I think it was guitar magazine, someone asked Eddie VanHalen who he thought was was the best guitar player and his response was ROY CLARK, I remember it because it absolutely floored me that a rocker would say that.
R.I.P Jimmy Capps also one of the best!
R.I.P Daryle Singletary.....one of the best!
His vocals are so smooth!
What a voice Daryl Singletary had--great loss.
Honky tonks was a Big part of my Life. I was a kid growing up in a musicians Family, back in the late 60-70s an most of the 80"s. I was living in Hotels an Motels all over Canada. An I know many would say its not a good life for a kid, but I loved it. It is true I didn't get much schooling and don't remember the names of kids i ran into along the way. But truly I would not have changed anything as a kid on the road, waking up in truck stops and road side stops along the highways.( I can almost smell them B.L.T's at the road side dinners, you know the ones that come in that waxy paper bag) lol. I started playing Guitar at the age of 8, and Im sure my Dad got sick of hearing me play the (G) run. But one thing for sure, I never got sick of all the times I heard that Country Music coming up from the vents in the Hotel rooms. an all the Girls that I danced with at the Country dances. also have to tell you about all the musicians I got to meet and even play music with (The Rhythm Pals) an even got to play with one of the steel player's that played for Ray Price. I meet people like Larry Mercey of The Mercey Brothers, and so many more great Musician's. Playing and singing was the greatest times of my Life as a Kid in a Musician's Family, and will be for the rest of my Life. For you who Love County Music, Take a look at my you-tube channel. Love ya all, and God Bless.
The great Jimmy Capps. Underrated in my opinion. Great post love seeing this.
I saw Jimmy Capps smile!!
I know Roy Clark has passed on, but when he mentioned Schroeder Hall which is a few miles outside of Victoria Texas, he brought me back to my youth. I grew up dancing at all the great dancehalls around South Texas, Schroeder was one of my favorites. It was a very sad day this past year when the lady who owns Schroeder Hall announced that she was going to retire and close it down to weekly dances and shows. About 8 months before Charley Pride passed away, I took my wife to Schroeder to see him. The hall was packed to the rafters with fans wanting to see one of the greats! It’s sad to see just about every dancehall around has closed their doors because they don’t have the country artists coming to promote their music and newest releases like they used to when radio stations were spinning their music and the artists were going out to honor their contracts.
Just a little bit south of you here in Corpus Christi and I agree there are no dance halls left anymore. The few we had left around here closed up. To quote Dillon. "Times they are a changing"
I believe there was more love there for Roy Clark than anybody.
Clark did Great.I noticed David Ball in the room. He has some killer music.Heard him live at Gruene Hall pronounced (Green).
We danced to EVERY SONG!
What a video we need the old country back love and miss it so much thanks for sharing ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Lord this was difficult to watch. I grew up with the majority of these folks teaching me how to sing and act like somebody. Lord how I miss this type of Country music stars . I'm proud to have known those that have gone on.
great music but the sad thing about these Country's Family Reunion is to see the Legends that are no longer with us. I hope some of the new artists will realize how important it is to keep this kind of country music alive.
And Daryle Singletary who was taken from us way too soon!
I think Scotty McCreery would be great for these shows. His music has matured as a perfect reflection of his own maturity in becoming a husband and father. He "gets it" -- what makes country music so special.
Mike Johnson on pedal steel is just amazing! Especially when he hits that C6 neck! HeeHaw!
It’s good to see Dale there.He’s so underrated.I’ve been on a Watson run the last few days.He’s the Merle Haggard of Texas in my book.His originals are Really well-written tunes.
He’s one cat that has paid his dues.
Listening to this song takes me back to Hank Williams, of course. My daddy used to rent a room at Hank’s mother’s Boarding House in Alabama and he became pretty good pals with Hank. As a
matter of fact, daddy said that he and Hank would sit outside and play music together. Needless to say, I grew up with Hank. 😂
I kept passing by this show in the feed, didn't know. From watching Larry's Country Diner so much took a chance. Roy Clark what a sweetie.😊 It's great hearing the behind stories. We have watched these people so long on 📺 like family.
Its nice to see daryle singletary again. Thank......
That’s the music I grew up with.60 years ago I started learning the guitar.And honky tonkin was a big part of it.excellent show such great array of talent
I have been watching Country reunion since Episode 1234 n now Honky tonk music..Love watching talk show with great country singers of all time... Can't wait to see more like this..I am looking forward that my daughter would do the same for me when I gets old... Really love with utmost respect to u all.. God Bless You all...with lots of love from Garo Hills Meghalaya state, India..
Wow awesome great entertainer s country music singer s just don't get any better than this real country music 🎶🎶 at its best 🙂
Hey Remember Moe Joe from way back when we were all about 16 & spiked a watermelon w moonshine??
🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 What a blast .🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Truly a Holly honk y Tonk🎉၏
That’s down home country music❤❤❤❤❤
I love these shows. I wish the date these were aired was posted.
Thanks for sharing this!
I didn’t remember that Eddie Raven played with the band Boogie Kings. I grew up around Eunice, La. and danced many a night to the great music of the Boogie Kings. I loved it when at times the band would come off the stage and make a circle around some of the good dancers! Anyone one out there remember those days?
Adults could bring teenage children into some Honky Tonks back in the 50s and 60s. The older women in their 30s and 40s would grab me and taught me how to dance country. I'm in my 70s and still love older women and can't stop moving my feet to old country.
Absolutely fabulous. Tru country music. ❤️🙏🎸👍😍
Hello Gail I love yort baby turkey story. And Maggie Mae looks so pretty as always. . I love her dress. Have a nice evening. ❤️❤️
We opened for Eddie Raven in Coupland Dance Hall in 2000.
One of the nicest musicians I’ve ever met.
We were promoting myself and my best friend (lead guitar player),& we were going to Nville to pitch us and he said to be sure and come by his office.
He was very supportive.
Easy bldg to find on
Music Row….it’s solid Black i.e. Eddie “Raven”
Better late than never another gem thanks for sharing and R.I.P. to those gone to the big stage in the sky.
UR so right.🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😢
Nice, great and "true inital voice when young" with this singers. Thanks for this release. Friendly wishes from France. Jo (pupil of Jimmy Capps guitar playing).
Love bill Anderson ❤
You don’t EVER stop playing when a fight starts.
Darrell McCall used to play at the Lakeview Club outside of College Station Texas and I got to know him there. He is one of the nicest guys in country music. I recently ran across a photo of him and me that someone had taken of us together at the club in the summer of 1976. And he’s been down to where I live now in Rockport Texas to play at Oysterfest.
So good to see Roy Clark in this episode
Wow there were some great stories told. Was great to a lot of them.Roy clark spoke about honkytonks with chicken wire around the stage, noteably Schroeder Hall in Goliad, Texas. Was raisedthere and spent many nights there enjoying country music. Ahhhh the old times were great.
Honky Tonk,the best beer drinking music money can buy.
Deep Water. Always one of my favorites. God Bless Roy Clark. A real gentleman ❤
I miss Roy Clark.
I'm so glad of these episodes, more to come and I can't wait. So many of the entertainers and players have crossed over and it sure is good to be able to see and hear them again. Can't wait until the entire room entertains us with stories and songs.
The Hee Haw gang came to our fair grounds years ago. So much talent in one place. It was an amazing concert.
It’s crazy how many of us started playing out at 14 & 15.
This is one of my favorite videos love this honky Tonkin. Great show wonderful music
Love that song❤❤and love Bill Anderson
Awesome. God Bless
Saw Moe a couple years back in Hockley Tx. Still sounding Great. He’s the only artist I’ve let sign one of my hats.
I’ve grown up since a teen in Avondale Estates where Bill is from, and my dad is the associate Pastor of his old Baptist church in Avondale. One of the guys who played baseball with Bill at high school (and eventually took his place on the team when bill graduated) still goes to church there. He and his wife are the sweetest and say they’ve occasionally heard from him. I’ve never heard a single bad thing about Bill around town at all. ❤
Great show! Love Eddie Raven and his stories.
Country's Family Reunion super gut Great Musik 🥰🥰😃😃😃
love this new series of country reunion.
This isn't new. These episodes are years and years old.
True, old episodes but I think they are new as far as being shown as a honky Tonk series ? Either way I’m always happy when any new series comes out so I can listen to true honky Tonk music and singers ❤
D.McCall share a friend in Lou Rochelle. They wrote “Still a lot of Love in San Antone”.
I ran into Daryl the first night I moved to Nville in the alley behind Tootsies.He was walking with Charley Walker and his wife.
Lou’s daughter had just passed and Daryl hadn’t heard about it.
This is pretty awesome 😊
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Roy Clark a great guitar picker just like another the late Glenn Campbell.
I love your singing you have awesome voices.❤❤Daley and vinson..
Love Roy Clark
love it, thank you can not wait for the next one
Respect!❤
So funny...i have family in Monahans
Great music Country Family Reunion shows are so precious ❤ warming 🌹🌹to 🌵🌵 thier is a story for every body 👍👍 Laugh cry
a good song tells it all. Love you all in Canadian Rocky Mountains 👍👍👍
Dale Watson sounds so much like a mix of George Jones, Gene Watson and Merle Haggard.
Dale Watson is wonderful and can sing live like nobody’s business! He is the real
Deal!
Dale has a little of Lefty in his vocals.
I got the chance to see Dale live, about 7 or 8 years ago, and I was amazed by the man's voice! Smooth as silk.
Totally agree with you. He should be a bigger name in the Country Music business.
Great show. A mix of disc 1 - 3 and 4 from the DVD Box Set
I really love this song a lot
A good time--thank you.
Thanks so much for these videos guys, but why do you release them years late? Hell jimmy Capps is gone three years now, and Roy Clark died in 2018.
Yeah that’s kinda strange. Jimmy Capps was the most sought after session rythym guitar player in Nvill for many years.
@@Docsjeff Right. I always admired and respected him. He never wanted to be in the spotlight, never wanted to be in the fore front, but yet he was one of the best session guitarists out there. Yea, we definitely need more guys like him. Very Humble and I'd say, someone I wouldn't have minded knowing. Oh well, here we are though. He has left us much.
Daryll Singletary great singer gone way to soon😢
Wow that is some story about "Walkin' to New Orleans"
I didn't go to Honky Tonks, unless I was working there... I played a Steel Guitar, but chose not to stay out late, unless I had to.... 'cause I had a great Day Job...
About No less than 10 of these entertainers have passed😢
A grils won’t to have some fun
Bright lights and girls for my husband
The one piece of music missing from all these episodes about Honky Tonk's is the greatest instrumental ever recorded ....namely "Honky Tonk" by Bill Doggett. Maybe because it's an R&B classic but it still has a place in Honky Tonk linguistic lexicon history. BTW...where the heck did the word Honky Tonk come from? Weirdest word I ever heard.
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My uncle Clearence was a true Cajun from south Louisiana, Eddie and he share the same shape of their lips . I thought that’s peculiar. Anyway, that’s where their similarities end, Eddie is more gracious and mannerly.
Dale Watson seems to do a George Jones impersonation.
They don’t get any better than Moe Bandy
The fantastic Daryl Singletary
It would be nice to know when these shows were recorded.
Dwight Yoakam is missing.
I'm very impressed with the electric guitar..You just don't hear them very much any more. I guess one of the reasons is that it has to be a very expensive instrument. Like everything else the bigger you go the more you pay for it.
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Have you ever seen the rain
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Dale Watson can't sing Merle haggard song the bottle let me down
Can you dance? Donna