Dwight Yoakam Truckin'

[@alicerandall4450]

Love Dwight's singing💕2024

[@Yeahthatsright717]

Dwight does the best cover of this Hunter/Garcia classic. All of the Dead's music can be played country style, just need to feel it!

[@Bluelightcheaphotel]

I never knew this existed but had always thought it would fit in this style of country music.

[@Gingerjake2]

I saw Dwight at the Fillmore in San Francisco in 1988...he was really fun & terrific music!!!!

[@dirkevans3443]

Think Jerry would of got a kick out of this Really do Good Job Dwight

[@donaldunderhill2631]

This is the best version of this song in my opinion. Dwight is a legend.

[@pirulomendez9076]

Si, ya está en el Olimpo, a la altura de Hank Williams o de Johnny Cash

[@charleshuddle8225]

Lol, how many have you heard

[@gezrod]

He gives it that Bakersfield sound!

[@tonyfrancesco3701]

Saw Dwight mid 90,s blew me away, to this day.

[@picassomoon6435]

Me too..opened for the Dead

[@judychapman4969]

Yes he is with his tight geans

[@Gweidemann]

Yes, of course. I have some interesting, intriguing, personal reasons for why I really appreciate (in a very local area kind of way) • "The Streets of Bakersfield" by Dwight Yoakum and Buck Owens.

[@louiserawle8999]

Dwight Yoakam..brilliant

[@tedcarlson8176]

If memory serves Dwight opened some stadium shows on a mid 80s summer tour … arrows of neon & flashing marquees

[@devinmac5547]

Finally some post the studio version! Btw thank you for posting.

[@TheBassTroll]

I saw Dwight Yoakam perform Truckin' on David Letterman's show in1991. It was the first time I ever liked the song, and made me appreciate Dwight.

[@eddiegarza2273]

Cool bass line

[@ReedRosson1987]

TheBassTroll It’s originally by legendary band The Grateful Dead.

[@TheBassTroll]

@@ReedRosson1987 I never cared for the Dead version.

[@Wash6970]

I heard it over the sound system at Comiskey Park in Chicago in 1991 before a day game against Toronto. Slightly different version than this one, but it was great.

[@Billy_Shears17]

@@TheBassTroll I bet you prefer the Limp Bizkit version of 'Behind Blue Eyes' as well, mate

[@robertflagg2461]

This is what Ricky Skaggs meant when he said Country rocks Bluegrass Rules this guitar style that started with Pete Anderson who was most of Dwight's style. Along with his persona

[@101962mike]

LETS GO BUFFALO..... KEEP ON TRUCKIN 2022..... :)

[@ReedRosson1987]

great version

[@gordonclark4049]

Really cool way

[@stephengianopolus1359]

What can you say, legendary

[@georgehargrove6103]

What’s up ReedRosson..It’s your old pal George R Hargrove ✌🏼

[@ReedRosson1987]

hey brother!!! just now seein this!!!

[@eddiegarza2273]

What album is this on

[@chiefdefective4625]

In Others' Words

[@richardsiciliano7117]

It first appeared on an album called Dedicated, which was a collection of Grateful Dead songs covered by other artists.

[@gn3101]

@@richardsiciliano7117 it's also on LaCroix demore

[@Nearly225]

Likeb😢❤

[@kennethknight6544]

I stand by my opinion that The Grateful Dead were great songwriters, but their sound was nothing special. So many of their songs have been made better by the artists that covered them.

[@cosmiccharlie1056]

That's your opinion. And a terrible one at that ha.

[@ReedRosson1987]

bullshit

[@justincox7955]

That's just like....your opinion man

[@cosmiccharlie1056]

@@justincox7955 haha el duderino

[@michaelpheasey9969]

You can stand by all you want man, but you can be damned sure it aint my side of the street