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HOLY SHIT IT'S GEORGE F-ING JONES!

It ain't George? Well, shit, let's party on anyhow, boys!
 bigpomp wrote:

So much like George's original, why play it? I mean, I love Dave and the work he did in the early days of the Stray Cats, but I have this thing about bringing something new to a song or not covering it.



Jeez, I had that one birthday back when I was born - why would I ever want to celebrate that again? Why would I ever let anyone else throw me a party? 

Because this is a fucking awesome celebration of George's original. That's why. 

Hit PSD and move on if it's too much for you. 
upping to an 8 from 7 - major props for the album title that I just noticed 
Still laughing at all the weird grief over Dave covering this, the Stray Cats connection, etc. 

Great song, cover, and artist. 

Get over it. 

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Dave must be from southern Wales...
 Gregorama wrote:
At Last! Dave Edmunds on RP! He is one of the greatest unsung guitar gods. Saw him a year ago in Austin. He even played "The Saber Dance." You know, the one that they always used to play on Ed Sulivan while featuring plate twirlers or acrobats. :) Glad to hear him here! Thanks, Bill!
 
Plates and acrobats maybe.  But they never played that song when the sisters were on their backs juggling tables.
 bigpomp wrote:

So much like George's original, why play it? I mean, I love Dave and the work he did in the early days of the Stray Cats, but I have this thing about bringing something new to a song or not covering it.



(responding to a 17-year-old comment)

This is the Stray Cats.
YUKERS!
 primm wrote:
{#Devil_pimp}so zesty ! daves last album for Columbia I believe which he could have mailed in but instead turned a real gem good stuff great cover of john fogertys almost sat night
 

Actually on Zep's Swan Song, his last before Columbia.
There is also a great version of this song, released the same year 1981, on the Grateful Dead's all acoustic live album Reckoning.
 ScottFromWyoming wrote:
Dave Edmunds does George Jones and it is Godlike. Here endeth the lesson.
 
WEE-HAWWW!!! Edmunds and the Massapequan Stray Cats rockin' out this classic, Yabba Dabba baby  : )
Reminds me of my honky-tonk days of the late 70's and early 80's when Country swing was the thing to do on Friday and Saturday night.  Maybe it still is, I don't know.  Anyway, those were fun days.  
I love George Jones and I love this song.  But this version not so much. 
{#Devil_pimp}so zesty ! daves last album for Columbia I believe which he could have mailed in but instead turned a real gem good stuff great cover of john fogertys almost sat night
Ha!

I thought for a second I was listening to my fave local station, KGID. It's a tiny station in Giddings, and plays old-school country: Tammy, Loretta, Bob Wills, George Jones, etc.

Well done Bill!
c.
Please make it stop!!!! I am having flashbacks of drunk cowboys attempting to line dance.
Awesome!  Hopefully it doesn't take another 14 years before RP plays it again.
Wow - that was PAINFUL...that one caused me to turn RP off..which is a rare event.
SUH-WEEET. Now play the original, by the Ol Possum hisself. Thankew.
bigpomp wrote:
So much like George's original, why play it? I mean, I love Dave and the work he did in the early days of the Stray Cats, but I have this thing about bringing something new to a song or not covering it.
That's fair. But Dave's whole schtick is the meticulous re-creation of early songs and/or sounds. Why, I don't know. Anyway, did you know this is the Stray Cats on this track? 'tis. I think it was one of the first songs from the same sessions as the first album he produced by them. So I suspect in that regard it was something they all knew by heart and could cut without a lot of takes. Just the sort of thing a producer might do with a new band so they could get a feel for each other and the studio.
Hell yeah :D
So much like George's original, why play it? I mean, I love Dave and the work he did in the early days of the Stray Cats, but I have this thing about bringing something new to a song or not covering it.
At Last! Dave Edmunds on RP! He is one of the greatest unsung guitar gods. Saw him a year ago in Austin. He even played "The Saber Dance." You know, the one that they always used to play on Ed Sulivan while featuring plate twirlers or acrobats. :) Glad to hear him here! Thanks, Bill!
Dave Edmunds does George Jones and it is Godlike. Here endeth the lesson.