Incredible stuff! | THE OUTLAWS GREEN GRASS AND HIGH TIDES REACTION(First time hearing)

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Reaction music video to the Outlaws Green grass and high tides song.
The guitar works and groove of this song is oustanding!
Really mund blowing stuff!
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[@carlaharrington5120]

With all of the Southern Rock reaction videos out there, The Outlaws are horribly overlooked!!!

[@lepantoslim7058]

The best band ever !!!

[@Bobo-jv4xk]

Very underrated !!!

[@ericaclark9155]

SOOOOOO AGREEED!

[@MarkO-xc5pb]

Like Classical music from Mozart and others, Green Grass and High Tides will reign with them forever.

[@fronthorse]

Finally. Criminally overlooked band. They always stood in the shadow of Skynyrd or the Allman Bros. But they were great.

[@r.d.sandman6474]

Like America-nobody cared after a while. In music was good, but in that biz you are only as good as their last song, period. I cant remember their last songs, for love nor money.

[@freebirdtony]

This song totally jams. Another outstanding Southern Rock band from Florida.

[@freebirdtony]

@Gerald H Oh yeah, maybe "Gator Country"🐊

[@donaldmoon]

I've heard of this group but never heard them before. Love this song, esp the guitar work! I need more of this! --thanks for the music!,don,mphs

[@greybeard2280]

Have to ease Harri into Molly Hatchet. Something like "Dreams I'll Never See".

[@r.d.sandman6474]

Gainesville FL. That’s where the Allmans, Skynyrd, Don Felder even Tom Petty (who was taught by Felder) Probably hard to find their work now unless you go to my vinyl.

[@freebirdtony]

@@r.d.sandman6474 Lynyrd Skynyrd, The Allman Brothers, Molly Hatchet and Blackfoot were all from Jacksonville.

[@mikefixx7177]

This is what music is ! Todays noise isn't music

[@54fighting5]

The Outlaws were billed as the Florida Guitar Army...out of Tampa, FL. And having seen them several times in the 70's, and once in the 80's, they ALWAYS lived up to their name!

[@scottmatzeder9162]

This is one of the Greatest Southern Rock anthems ever written and played. Harry dig into the Southern Rock Genre its huge. Molly Hatchett, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Little Feet, 38 Special, just to name a few of the Awesome talent coming from the South.

[@musicairplanes4884]

Dude you left out the kings of southern rock. Allman Brothers.

[@dsusan17]

You have to put the Allman Brothers in that group

[@ralphfiligenzi6180]

Also The Marshall Tucker Band and Blackfoot.

[@collincolston8443]

Blackberry Smoke

[@marksims6425]

And Blackfoot !!!

[@davidrollings1467]

Outlaws are from Florida along with other southern rock greats Lynyrd Skynyrd, Molly Hatchet, 38 Special, The Allman Brothers, and Blackfoot. All these southern rockers were out in the same time period and what a time it was to be a young man in the southeast USA.

[@marksims6425]

YES YES AND YES !!!!

[@joycecoley3517]

i agree. southeast USA is still the best part of America to be.

[@hoosiermaker2358]

Us midwesterners were rocking out hard to this as teenagers too, in the mid 70s.

[@nathanwahl9224]

@@hoosiermaker2358 lots of rock talent from the Champagne IL area. Early rockers and Motown folks from Detroit, many funk folks from around Dayton OH. Philly was blue eyed soul. Must be the water.

[@markhaus2830]

@@joycecoley3517 Yes, I agree. I was born and raised in PA. Moved to Indiana in 1980. In 1993 moved to Alabama, lived there till 2009 when they closed the plant down I worked at. I transferred to a plant in Tennessee and been here since to this day. I have family up North, but I will never move back there.

[@KevinRCarr]

Relentless, is the best word I've ever found to describe their guitar work.

[@missblondie2393]

Perfect word to describe it

[@rranger1014]

Fuckin' A

[@cavecookie1]

LOL! I saw a couple of young hipsters review this song...they thought it was too long, and The Eagles did this kind of song much better. (!?!?) I suggested (respectfully, of course, LOL) that this might be too much song for them, and maybe they should stick to songs of 4 minutes or less. I just can't see how they missed what an EPIC masterpiece this tune is.

[@happymethehappyone8300]

Nope,, Not Texas,, The Outlaws Were Formed In 1967,, Tampa Florida..They Are Still Performing Today.

[@bakcia]

I really enjoy your demeanor and all-around delight at discovering new music! This is, in my opinion, the finest southern rock song ever made. I saw them, as a Marine, in s. California in 1980-81 and they were the headliner of a massive show with 38-special/molly hatchet/? .... for their final encore, every stringed instrument player, in all 4 bands, lined up to play this as their final song. There were 11-13 guitar/bass players playing, in a line,.. this incredible song. It was, as a remember, a wall of guitars. Saw them in 205-16 in Arlington Heights, Il., and they absolutely nailed it like no other band I've ever heard! Just jaw dropping. I would highly recommend checking out 'Aja' by Steely Dan. They assembled 40 Emmy winning musicians to play on this album and the title song just nails it. Best song ever utilizing a cop's whistle. Keep up good work and may you be lucky in all things! BK

[@georgepaust8416]

Abso-fukking-lutely!!!! Without a doubt this song possesses the greatest lead guitar solo ever in rock and roll!!

[@jacksaintjack2844]

Leaves Free Bird in a smoldering pile of ashes.

[@happymethehappyone8300]

2 ABSOLUTE MUST HEAR SOUTHERN ROCK CLASSICS,, BLACKFOOT "TRAIN,, TRAIN" & "HIGHWAY SONG"

[@pjwiz5273]

Oh, hell yeah! Great suggestions. Also ... Hurry Sundown ... one of my all-time favorites.🖒🤘👀

[@happymethehappyone8300]

@@pjwiz5273 Great Song,, I Have Suggested It Many Times.

[@williamjones6031]

This thing was done in one take. When they were done they said, "print it". If it ain't broke don't fix it. This is great to play in the jukebox because it's 1. Very good. 2. Long as hell Awesome duel guitar love.

[@KevinRCarr]

Florida's Guitar Army. Fantastic. I went to see a Charlie Daniels Band concert, once upon a time, and fell in love with the second warm up band that I'd never heard of before...these fellows. I highly recommend finding the 23 minute long live version of this. This is one of those kinda rare sort of bands that can pull off 23 minutes and never get boring.

[@KevinRCarr]

Bought my first vinyl copy of this album in the lobby of the auditorium after the concert that night, in fact.

[@jackndew2]

The live album you may be referring to is called 'Bring it back alive' which features a number of their hits at the time. In '78 or '79 I saw them headline at the Aragon Ballroom in Chicago with warm up bands Point Black and Molly Hatchet. After the concert we drove up north to a popular late night club (at the time) called the Night Gallery and were shocked to see Molly Hatchet again!

[@KevinRCarr]

@@jackndew2 the live video in this link is, I think, from one of the concerts that that album came from. If not, it's from that same era. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jXbOe3mIa558jtk The CDB concert where I first heard The Outlaws, that I mentioned above, was in the fall of '76, in Moorhead, MN. First act was a fellow named Rusty Weir, then the Outlaws, then CDB. Charlie Daniels was a bit of a letdown after these fellows.

[@tonyharmon8512]

I agree. The audio isn't great - 70's live recordings notably were not usually that good. However, you get 6 more minutes of jam and you get to see them really doing their thing. Well worth the viewing.

[@IllumeEltanin]

As fronthorse said, overshadowed by Lynyrd Skynyrd and The Allman Brothers. The "Texas vibe" you're getting is probably the genre, known as Southern Rock. Molly Hatchet falls squarely in this category as well. The interesting thing is all four of these bands were from Florida, with three of them, The Allman Brothers/Lynyrd Skynyrd/Molly Hatchet being from Jacksonville, while this group, The Outlaws, was from Tampa. Proud Florida based GRITS showing her pride!

[@VIDSTORAGE]

I surely did hate to hear about Billy Jones and the way he died ..

[@yourebusted5786]

Allman Brothers are from Macon

[@IllumeEltanin]

@@yourebusted5786 I believe we're both right, at least according to Wikipedia, which we all know to take with a grain of salt. Duane and Gregg grew up in Daytona Beach, formed the band in Jacksonville in 1969, and subsequently settled in Macon.

[@aviatom1]

Don't forget about the late great Tom Petty. Not " southern rock " but a Florida boy as well 🙃

[@IllumeEltanin]

@@aviatom1 Having lived in Gator Town (Gainesville, FL) for over a decade, I find it nearly impossible to forget.

[@matthewpiliere2850]

Florida's guitar army.

[@dreamweaver8913]

This song was about all of the greats in music that passed away. Amazing dedication!

[@waynefurrow845]

These guys were from Florida, just like Skynrd, Black Foot, and Molly Hatchet

[@happymethehappyone8300]

THE OUTLAWS "HURRY SUNDOWN" & "THERE GOES ANOTHER LOVE SONG"

[@happymethehappyone8300]

Southern Rock Bands From Florida:: Lynyrd Skynyrd,, The Allman Brothers,, Blackfoot,, The Outlaws,, Molly Hatchet,, 38 Special & Even Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers,, Etc..Etc..Etc.

[@sharonpate5481]

Wow! This old hippie learns something new every day! I don’t remember ever hearing this song before so thank you sir for enriching my life even more than usual. Love ya ☮️😎

[@anneschreck5136]

Sharon, The Outlaws are a part of the great Southern Rock part of Rock. The Allman Brothers, Lynyrd Skynyrd, The Marshall Tucker Band, Charlie Daniels and many more.

[@bobhenry9662]

Saw them May 11 1976, Kansas City, Mo. Opening act for Lynyrd Skynyrd

[@Grendelbc]

A country rock anthem. I put it up there with Skynyrd's Free Bird and Marshall Tucker's Can't You See.

[@paulachandler6216]

Saw them so many times live. Unbelievable! Hughie Thompson is sorely missed. Need to really find the live video!

[@billwalker7556]

Florida's Guitar Army from Tampa, Fl.

[@mcoke61]

This song sums up my high school years. Late ‘70s. I saw the Outlaws play more than a dozen times. Along with hundreds of other concerts. Green Grass and High Tides was always their final encore. “Florida’s Guitar Army!” Thank you for reacting! RIP to those that have passed. Green Grass and High Tides to them all!

[@rickmts]

I saw The Outlaws in a live outdoor concert at the University of South Florida, right before they went to record their first album. They blew everybody away, especially with this as the closer!! Florida born

[@markofrontz1343]

Yeah, 'tis good, but beware. When I was much, much younger, when this came out, I listened to this whilst me brain was much polluted. I was convinced the grey matter was sneaking out me ears. Still, a fun tune.

[@ledzeplover58]

Funny how every southern rock band had their "Freebird". Next to try-Blackfoot and Highway Song.

[@aubreytucker654]

They are from Jacksonville Florida. The original Florida Guitar Army. RIP H.T.....AND BILLY.

[@rickmts]

Well done, Harri!! Don’t think I’ve ever seen that much joy in your reaction!!

[@gevlar]

The song title is a play on the 1966 Rolling Stones compilation album Big Hits (High Tide and Green Grass). My favorite guitar work on any Southern Rock song ever, &, yes, that includes Free Bird.

[@pncombies]

Southern rock!! Thanks for showcasing the Outlaws, Harri! Now check out "Hurry Sundown", "There Goes Another Love Song", "Holiday" and "Song For You"!

[@BrianJohnson-bq9tr]

Hurry Sundown is my favourite Outlaws tune. This is coming from a black guy who gree up in NY in the '60s and '70s on haz and blues. They are a terrific band.

[@rbking9296]

I remember seeing them and The Charlie Daniels band and the Marshall Tucker band all together in concert in 1975 and at the end of The Outlaws set they did this song and Charlie Daniels and Toy Caldwell from The Marshall Tucker band came on stage with guitars and jammed with The outlaws on this song, and yes Charlie Daniels could not only play the fiddle but could play hell of a guitar. Hurry Sundown is another good one by these guys

[@timothywarner9139]

Now imagine hearing this for the first time at 13 in your friends basement with the big multi component Fisher stereo system and the synchronized lights...we were in heaven

[@markdicesare7936]

Ghost Riders in the in the Sky is another great song from them

[@tamarawhiston7996]

My first time listening to the Outlaws. I've got to say that's some damn fine picking they're doing.

[@scottmatzeder9162]

Marshall Tucker, The Allman Brothers, and Blackfoot are a few others that come to mind...

[@fronthorse]

3rd but last comment.. Haha. Blackfoot had Highway Song. Skynyrd Freebird. And the Outlaws had Green Grass and High Tides. Epic semi southern rock ballads that completely escalate towards the end.

[@tonyfred123]

Saw these guys many times back then. Scorching guitars. They were a Florida band....southern rock at it's best. This isn't the live version. You better pack a lunch to watch the live track. Its like this one on steroids. Rest in peace to the original members...most have passed on. But man the memories they left us will never die.

[@garyarnett1220]

Not about substances,,,, about nature

[@ramondwilliam1307]

Just sheer brilliance. This is the ultimate southern rock song.

[@patrickbachman2184]

now….you’re 19, warm summers evening,full tank of gas,windows down,long country road,going nowhere in particular stereo turned up,the mind and music takes you to a place that has only been a fleeting thought for years…Welcome my friend to the OUTLAWS.

[@pugowner1347]

One of my favorite bands as a teen. Still have this album, Hurry Sundown and Bring it Back Alive in my collection.

[@billwalker7556]

That's the studio version. Seeing and hearing them live was a whole different experience. Texas? NO sir. That are Florida's Guitar Army from Tampa, Florida

[@r.awilliams9815]

Florida band, but they did have significant country influences in their songwriting. They're considered Southern Rock, but with some differences. Ronnie Van Zant of Lynyrd Skynyrd told Clive Davis "If you don't sign these guys, you're the dumbest music guy I've ever met...and I know you're not." The Outlaws were signed shortly afterwards. The Outlaws opened for LS that night, must have been one hell of a show.

[@wayne1074]

Good choice Harri. These guys raised the bar of guitar playing to another level with dueling guitars. Several bands of the same genre came to the forefront of which no one had ever seen or heard before. I was fortunate enough to have seen them during their golden years of playing before their time was up. All of them including Hughie Thomasson are gone now leaving a legacy that will last forever and never ever be touched. Guitar playing just doesn't get any better. Rest in peace original members. You've done well.

[@greybeard2280]

Imagine 1978, Sturgis, and Full Throttle Saloon! Line-up was Molly Hatchet, Foghat, and The Outlaw's! What I remember of that weekend was Green Grass and High Tides, and goes fuzzy again...lol! I'm glad I suggested it for Harri and so glad I could rekindle some good memories for you all.

[@josephlarson4164]

The Florida Guitar Army, Hughey, Billy , Monty Yoho, Frank great band

[@beatlesarebest]

A Masterpiece!

[@dreamweaver8913]

LMAO! Harri is worn out! Right as Harri is talking about them reminding him of Lynyrd Skynyd, an orb passes in front of him at 11:34

[@pncombies]

Saw that, too...bad ass!

[@freebirdtony]

'Skynyrd lives on!

[@rranger1014]

And then he says: "How spooky is that?" -phenomenal

[@jonathansmith3742]

Some of the finest music, as good as it gets.

[@davidmckenzie420]

Always loved this song. But also take a listen to their "There goes another love song."

[@tonymusolino2369]

…and then when you’re done listening, you feel dirty and have to smoke a cigarette. Southern Rock “eargasm”. Whew!

[@richardmodglin3900]

I saw an extended version of this song...over 23 minutes in 1978 at Anaheim Stadium. They opened for the stones on a beautiful blue sky day and the crowd loved them...including me. All I can say is they rocked! Their talent level on those guitars was indeed incredibly good! I remember everybody just kicked back and took it all in with gratitude! It's one of those great concert memories of my early youth. You don't forget something like that. The Outlaws live were superb!

[@henrydecuir3841]

I remember being introduced to them in my teens and I,m almost 60 now. We used to call them the Guitar Army.

[@richardmodglin3900]

@@henrydecuir3841 Yes correct. Started as the "Florida guitar army". Fun fact: After a live show Hughie and Billy would go lock themselves in a room together for 20 or 30 minutes so they could escape from everyone to cool down and collect themselves afterwards from the focus required to pull off all that guitar work.

[@damonhines8187]

Saw them in Orchard Park, NY in '75 or '76, also with the Stones, plus Benny the Human Bomb and the stunt flier from 'The Great Waldo Pepper." 😮💣💥🛩

[@richardmodglin3900]

@@damonhines8187 Nice!

[@damonhines8187]

@@richardmodglin3900 indeed it was. I wasn't familiar with the Outlaws then, still aren't, but I thoroughly enjoyed the triple-guitar "assault", lol...wasn't that aggro, just good, enjoyable tunage. ✌😙🎶🎤🎸🎵🎸🎶🎸🎵

[@robertwalker1803]

Watching this live is fire…

[@Brandi6666]

Beautiful song🤘❤️❤️❤️🤘🤘🤘i dont believe ive seen you rock as hard before

[@nealmyers8274]

Guitar Army!!!. Is saw these gentleman At the Paramount theater in Seattle Washington for 2 bucks KISW the radio station head A thing they were calling low dough shows. They absolutely killed it.

[@StevesFunhouse]

I could see where you get "Texas" from this, because it has that quintessential southern style. However, you're off by a couple states. Think Allman Brothers, Lynyrd Skynryd, .38 Special, Molly Hatchet, Gary U.S. Bonds, Derek Trucks (son of Butch Trucks, 1 of the 2 drummers from The Allman Brothers), etc. and you'd be on the proper track. I've lived in both states, and as much as I would love to say they're from Texas, which is actually where you're more likely to here Texas Rock/Blues, this is from Florida ... Tampa, Florida to be specific. The others I mentioned were all from Jacksonville, Florida area. BTW, Derek Trucks is/was a member of the Derek Trucks Band and Trucks-Tedeschi Bands, with his wife Susan Tedeschi (they married in 2001). However, rather than play drums like his famous father, he gyrated on over to the slide guitar, like his uncle (not blood), Duane Allman.

[@wesedwards8925]

Thanks Harri. You continue to share the very best (at least from my long era!). This is classic southern rock guitar magic. Unequaled to today! Whew you made it!

[@lancerx1759]

One of the 1st songs I learned on guitar !!!

[@Brandi6666]

Florida tampa i believe

[@laminator72]

Gotta listen to Blackfoot doing 'Highway Song'. Nothing better than Southern Rock!!!

[@scottpatton9112]

Florida baby Florida

[@User_ginny_aikensc_92753]

Love, Love, Love this song !! Will be afk for a good while...my 2nd open heart surgery next week. Last was a triple on 12/7/2007. Will be away recuperating with limited computer time , will be flat on my back trying to help my ribs heal back together properly. Take care Harri ! Peace be with you ~Gin

[@skyblue9515]

I went back to watch for the orb, saw it just as he talking about Lynryd Skynryd popping up on the screen & how spooky it was.

[@somersetcace1]

Not surprising to see Lynyrd Skynyrd pop up on your screen. Both excellent examples of Southern Rock and many consider this song to be sort of The Outlaws version of "Free Bird." That's not really put properly. It's not the same song by any stretch, but it has a similar format, including several minutes of multiple guitar ripping solos. The song its self is a shout out to Florida, where they are from. Tampa area I believe.

[@JeremyS86]

this whole album was gold

[@charlesmarkley220]

Recording was different back then. They recorded live.

[@waynesweeten6211]

Theyd leave the stage puddled in sweat playing this masterpiece of southern Rock.

[@cameltanker1286]

Another finds the Florida Guitar Army.

[@byronmitchell3784]

THE OUTLAWS, "GREENGRASS,AND HIGH TIDES" YEP SOUTHERN ROCK LIKE SO MANY OUTSTANDING BANDS BACK IN THE 70'S.. SKYNNYRD, BLACKFOOT, MOLLY HATCHETT ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND, MARSHALL TUCKER BAND...

[@mayaikejim]

Yup, me too - in 1977 at a live show. A quaalude, Jack Daniels, and a dancin' hippie chick at my side. It'll never be forgotten.

[@Darmesis]

A song that makes you want to jump in a car, enjoy the scenery during the first half, and then FIND A STRETCH OF ROAD TO DRIVE “UNSAFELY!” Just thinkin’: definitely not the type of song for a European football pitch crowd. It starts out slowly, inducing reminiscent camaraderie, then cranks and builds to an end of guitars and blood pressure a-blazin’! AWESOME TUNE! 👍

[@mikecaetano]

The first rock concert my parents ever let me go to when I was a teenager was The Outlaws opening for Black Sabbath on their Heaven and Hell tour. My buddies and I found seats right up front center stage. Imaging that twin guitar jam extravaganza tearing up the fretboards ten feet in front of you. Fire!

[@mrnobody9104]

countrified southern rock..........one of my favourite songs.

[@OddBall1958]

Just curious if you've listened to Bruce Hornsby "The Way It Is"? Thanks for refreshing my memory by playing oldies.

[@Stinkdog9]

Spanish Moon by Little Feat (live version) please. Great congas.

[@dougmphilly]

its not just solo's for solo's sakes, its quite melodic

[@rogeroran2911]

Saw The Outlaws open for Stevie Ray Vaughan in 85. Great band, even better in concert.

[@jerryredding6445]

I saw them at the Indianapolis Convention Center in 1978 and they played this song for almost 24 minutes.

[@doubler7hawkgt388]

The live version is good to watch them do this song

[@tbradley6250]

Oh hell ya!!!

[@susanfigueroa872]

On the northside of Chicago, there's a music venue called the Aragon Ballroom, that's where my husband just about camped out in the 70's to see not only these guys but a lot of bands on the rise. Queen, Blue Oyster Cult, Mahogany Rush, Kansas and many, many more! Fabulous band but grossly underrated! Thanks Harri!

[@richardcase3786]

They are from the south. The great breeding ground for Southern Rock, Florida!

[@donnaduhamel6004]

Great......

[@jerryd6401]

Good old southern boys just playing good old southern pride rock and now they’re not from Texas

[@billwalker7556]

Watch a live version of this. I have seen them use as many as 6 guitars playing this song. I've also seen them play this song for as long as 20 minutes. The twin lead guitar solos were a trademark of Southern classic rock bands.

[@garysteinert8040]

Here we go Harri…

[@charlesbarton3032]

I believe that from Florida

[@shawnhall5322]

Harri: The Outlaws were from Tampa, Florida to be exact. Sadly, I don't think any of the original band members are still with us. If there are, not many. Lead guitarist/vocalist Hughie Thomasson died of a heart attack in 2007. They didn't call him "The Flame" for nothing. One of Rock's most unsung/underrated guitarists. This same album also contains their first and probably biggest hit, There Goes Another Love Song, 1975. Though they made some fine stuff after, they never really topped their self-titled debut album; on which, this song is the blistering finale. With all due respect to Skynyrd and The Allmans, for my money, Green Grass and High Tides remains the ultimate Southern Rock guitar jam.

[@michaelvaristo5238]

Southern guitarist are the best. You have to live in the south to understand the lifestyle.

[@Alewifes_Husband]

The title isn't really a double-entendre, although it would be perfect if it were. IT's about a dream of having the lost heroes of rock n roll playing a show for yourself.

[@fronthorse]

They were the Florida Guitar Army. I guess the Texas association comes from the Longhorn cover. ;)

[@user-kp5yq2te3r]

I have seen them a few times years ago. The 5 guitarists all switch parts of that incredible solo. Personally I think this should be the southern rock anthem not Freebird by Leonard Skinard as so many may say. Great reaction.

[@stevea6307]

I believe that there was a mid-60s Rolling Stones best of album called "Hide Tide and Green Grass" that gave them the title of this song.

[@sarahzentexas]

Ahhhhhh, what a great way to start my week! 🎸🎸🎸 Florida man (men) can play!

[@ktwebbdevil]

From Tampa Fla.They actually toured often with Skynyrd.Singer/Guitarist Hugie Thomasson actually joined Skynyrd for a while

[@karenpowell6063]

Good evening Harri. Thank you for reacting to this song , I haven’t heard it years .