Відео

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

My first concert State Fair dallas Luckenbach tour I remember the smell if ganja and whiskey. I was 13 with out parents for first time. Totally out of my element

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.

I heard Jerry Jeff do this song at the Ozmo Boogie out in Athol, ID in about 1978. A different world any way ya slice it

New riders of the purple sage also do a good version of this song. Saw many times in the 70's.

Good Song

Halo Wanda San y’a Ella’s lkahbat. Kouds

Oh the stories I could tell but if you love this song I expect you got ya own RIP JJW Miss ya bad

I am 69 , a Black woman and I love this song! Proud Southern, no one knows how to party like we do country 😊

I am from Manchester, England. I first heard this as a New Riders of the Purple Sage version around 1978. It just stuck with me. Fast forward to 2017 and a bar in Dallas, Texas with two local lads playing a selection of guitars and I heard that intro, you know the one. Total recall. I was up there singing it, a few words changed and missed here and there but they knew I knew. The Lone Star shone brightly that night.