Oh how amazing to see this again! I remember seeing it when it first came out and was blown away then. I’m just as blown away now. Incredible creativity and artistry.

Light entertainment for younger generations about violently killing a woman with a deadly weapon. Very popular.

That is astonishing.

Wir hast Du das gemacht😅?

love prison

If it went to court, Page would win. Hands down. If Taurus isn’t Stairway, there’s no way Led Zeppelin’s “Babe….” Is Anne Bredon’s.

Schauen wir mal🎉🎉🎉

He cut his finger 1:22

Nina Simone had a version "on that day" thank you for link! Edit: Sinnerman

Nachdem ich CadU gewählt habe. Er hat seinen Kater ausgeschlafen.

Wi ist Vati?

0.00 Boll Weevil, 4.00 Sinner Man, 6.28 Stacker Lee, 9.47 Kilgarra Mountain & at 13.49 Jimmy Brown I love the version of Kilgarra Mountain/Whiskey In The Jar he sings. I've sung it the thin Lizzy way for 50 years, but I reckon I'm going to learn some new words!

Thank you for linking me to this. I can’t remember or even find (in amongst 2000 others) the comment I made on your Hey Joe post .. but thank you!

Old-timey music like this really gets my toes a-tappin'!

So, I know it took forever, but I have finally uploaded the rest of the recordings of Billy Roberts from this tape in a video. Here it is! Enjoy! kzbin.info/www/bejne/bJbXZZ2omZtqebs

Is life not funny? We go around thinking we know shit. Reality check! We don't know Jack 💩! 🤣😂

Wow!

I like Jimi's version better

LOVE’s version is what I remember.

I've never heard before. It's great, thanks for sharing! Greetings from the Netherlands

Check out Tim Rose's [RIP] live cover on the Jools Hollands show in 1998: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nXnQkGt7j5algKc

This song should've made the soundtrack for "Cool Hand Luke" or Shawshank Redemption.

This on the level Leadbelly and John Lee Hooker, it needs preservation!

Nice.. the old chain gang. Yep.. left speaker only, it's an original. Didn't Jimmy Hendrix sing a similar song..?

AMAZING

Good man Joe 👊🇮🇪

This is the extreams white Americans had to go to, to be treated remotly like black Americans in America.

❤❤❤

I thought Canned Heat was the original performer

Better than Hendrix

Yes, you were right @NicoPlatter. 4 years later and I have found the channel and I do love the work here.

I think he needs a doctor and a therapist 💀💀💀

So cool. I like them both, but for me, the second, Janet Smith version was slower and more haunting. Especially her voice. Either way, both are beautiful in song, image, and people.

Very cool. Another gem I did not know existed. There are many parts in there that take on an entirely new meaning with society heading into the age of AI.

Second time through. Wowww. The imagery as well really carries weight to that sudden drop at the end, both to the song and Joe. Dannngggg. Am I hearing it right, that is Joe? Or did he really escape the noose? I do believe he deserved the noose, but I am very curious to know which is the case?

Oh my god, what was that I just experienced. As @jeffstewart said, I never even knew this existed. Thank you. That was seriously intense. Not just the words, that would not fly today for good reason. But I cant deny the stark reality of the time, or any other. @martacosta2335, please tell more. I see its 2 years since last posts. But, I would love to hear more.

Nuts about the rendition Hendrix recorded I'm 69 this was a treat

Considering I was born in 1965 too young to be a hippie. The only recording I've ever heard was from Jimi Hendrix. And I've always loved it. Hearing this for the first time ever at the age of 58. I can say I like this original recording just as well. Thank you for posting this on KZbin.

This is fantastic! Answers (maybe) me something I was curious about for a while. Taj Mahal does a song that's on an old album I lost long ago, "Johnny You're Too Bad". It's in a Reggae feel, and he makes it sound Jamaican. On the record, at least, and other versions by him and many other people are all different styles. The story is very much the same as "Hey Joe", just including that he's a local bad guy (we don't know about Joe) and has always been making trouble. The gun and the woman are the last straw, the sheriff is after him now. He "runs to the rock of rescue, but there will be no rock." I take that as meaning nobody down here or up there is going to give him a break. Joe runs, but no mention of rocks. However, somehow I link this as Joe being caught and accused of shooting a deputy, amongst everything else. But Joe, or Johnny, or both maintain they never shot no deputy, but did happen to take down the sheriff. Well, of course, this is all in my head, along with a lot of other strange conjecture, but I liked the similarities and the feeling they were the same story told from different cultures. And we all know how music and lyrics chase themselves around in circles over the centuries! I guess Mr. Clapton and /or Bob Marley really don't have a solid connection, but it does sort of end the story. After all, we never really know what's become of Joe & Johnny... Sorry, next...

THIS is an Historical piece!

I think Moby Grape did a version of this back in the mid sixties, possibly before the more famous Hendrix cover.

La reprise de LZ est loin de l' original. Donc pour moi cela reste de la créativité...

Fanns "44" vld den tiden ???😮😮😮

best clay short ever made 1976

Nice 👍

The Leaves also did this around 1967-8. This 3:40 was a good song. Never heard this version before.

2:03

Well, that was something, I find the lack of music aside from the opening to be a bit unnerving, like nothing's telling me how I should think about what I'm seeing. It is a bit amazing how far Danny Antonucci went from here.

3;16= It would be interesting to know if that (low lyric was intentional & what it said)

The I don’t know line is relatable.