Freddy Fender - Wasted Days & Wasted Nights. Live 1975

[@Nipit-po8fl]

My dad once told me that my mom used to babysit him when he was a little boy in San Benito Texas great music hey definitely belongs in the country music Hall of Fame😊

[@rosemarylmontgomery7143]

Love the the way Freddy sings he was the best!! you are missed❤

[@tdfowler2000]

I saw Freddy at a Fair in central CA in the seventies when I was a teenager. I remember how sincere and what a great performance he gave. The audience loved him and he came back for not one, not two, but three encores. After the second encore the band had left, the lights were on, the stagehands were starting to remove cords but the crowd would not stop clapping, whistling and demanding more. After like 5 minutes of this he came back out! I always remembered this song because of this..

[@lucyloo2520]

Gave me goosebumps!! Thanks for sharing.

[@trinidadapodaca7027]

cool

[@icecubethecube2086]

Great memories

[@ComaToast1]

That’s sweet ❤

[@shofan70]

What does it take to get this man in the country music hall of fame?

[@ClassicTVMan1981X]

Something he could only dream of, since he died in October 2006 at age 69.

[@fatsdulange]

Posthumously then.

[@christophersignorelli1737]

His music is simply amazing beautiful!!

[@thunderhorse6666]

WHAT?!?!??! I HAD NO IDEA! WHAT A TRAVESTY!!!!! Seriously, I was never a real Freddy fender fan but I sure know the impact he had in music and the people of his generation

[@erniewalden3050]

Dont want em in it. Hes not 100% American

[@JeffreyCurdt]

My mom used to listen to Freddy Fender. After all these years I can still remember him.

[@holdontojesus7097]

I love Freddy Fender’s music! I was born in late ‘79 and when I was little we had an 8 track player in our family station wagon and only 2 8 tracks that I remember. This was one of them. Me, my Mom, Dad, and older brother and sister listened to it all the time. When I was really young I thought it was a woman singing. ☺️ I loved the voice and music. I learned more about Freddy later on and just love his music and what heart he put into his songs. We feel it too Freddy! I had the lyrics memorized and still know them and every note today. I looked this up tonight after I was singing it this evening and I sent it to an ex boyfriend who’s been wishy washy wanting to get back together. He probably thinks I’m nuts and doesn’t know Freddy, but he’s missing out. 😁 I sent it to my brother too and he replied right away that it is a great classic! Such good memories in these songs. I love reading the comments. ♥️

[@barneyronnie]

You're still little 😉

[@KMJones-oe5zl]

A good man with a great voice, and a hellva writer!

[@arlensmithe44]

Great singer , great voice, great man.love and miss you Freddy.

[@thecrittercuzzins7471]

One of the best country artist ever, and what a great song,

[@bricecream4692]

I usually don't like live versions of songs but his voice is true as it gets. On the radio or on stage. Love this song.

[@nelstulen4637]

wonderful song and voice

[@frankcurtis4813]

Wonderful song and voice

[@iMariola]

Thank you Frank. Nice to hear from you again. Warm regards and Merry Christmas.... Mariola

[@philmarasco7833]

This brings me back to my drinking days in walden..1972 1973. Wild times there...❤️

[@deysielizabethflores4348]

😂😂😂😂

[@Grizzly_FE1]

Hearing this song reminds me of my dad he played this song all the time we played this song when my dad passed away

[@keithfernandes5127]

Evergreen song i heard in the late seventies a masterpiece 🙏

[@AngliaNutz]

There is none better than Freddy Fender

[@circushead]

What a masterpiece!

[@1963gamoV]

I love it :)

[@holdontojesus7097]

On another note, that outfit rocks! And the hair too. This is the best. 😊

[@charlottegrubb1793]

Love this song, and that beautiful voice.

[@yang5159]

Beautiful songs, wasted days & before next teardrop

[@jesusfernandez9855]

Shame on Country music hall of fame One word Legend !!!!

[@elgatoshinobi5784]

It reminds me somehow how the oldies my abuelita used to listen to back in mexico great voice and such talent love it

[@LAMM2121]

Hears this alot early 70s cause my Grandmom had huge crush!

[@MaryJimison]

Good job freddie fender i like your songs

[@robertslovacek5942]

I remember constantly1973'ish hearing this on my uncle's juke box in Caldwell in the early '60's. I had major trouble getting even dj's to believe that it wasn;'t new in

[@janownes9676]

🎶♥️😇Even BEAUTIFUL at Christmas.🎉Hopefully no one will cause a heartache during the holidays.😝

[@ClassicTVMan1981X]

Guitar-synthesizer solos -- whether true MIDI guitar synths or guitars hooked up to synths via envelope followers -- are rare in country & western, and especially in Tejano music.

[@mannynvaleriegutierrez9213]

Freddy Fender is and will always be a great singer /songwriter RIP Freddy

[@marythompson5458]

FEDDIE HAS A BEAUTFUL VOICE WHY THIS MAM IS NOT IN THE HALL OF FRAME

[@consueloherrera2322]

Me encanta 😘😘

[@meilinglin499]

Love so very much ❤❤❤❤❤

[@WheelEstate]

My dad would always sing this song when I was a kid.

[@rotano]

the man has serious denim game! What a legend

[@monikagreenidge7321]

wonderful, love this voice

[@bettyechols6405]

Love FF❤❤

[@SushamaNarayanSomji]

My favourite song,

[@iMariola]

Thank you for a nice visit. I love this song as well. Have a great day. Mariola

[@SushamaNarayanSomji]

Thanks a lot.

[@carolynmatott9417]

Love this man❤

[@davemathews7890]

Real Tex Mex.

[@LoriLapoint]

❤❤❤❤❤love this song

[@silvianegron9991]

Best music ever

[@BellezaTropical1]

PRETTY song,great interpretation.Love it

[@janethagstrand]

love Freddie Fender!

[@CerpinTaxt-mw1zx]

What a legend, yeah!

[@mariasandoval5368]

I was 9 years ago love it

[@teendillbill9971]

The best damn song to drink to

[@robertoacevedo3805]

Call this man Chicano Love!

[@MiaTerrier]

My graduation song :)

[@sirprince9734]

jean on jean look waaay before Brit & JT. I loved Freddie when I was a kid and still now

[@barbaramartin5495]

Love his tenor voice

[@lisarangel5269]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@eaudesource9105]

Aucun humain n'est fidèle sauf le fils qui est fidèle à Dieu son père.

[@mrspookyholler5386]

He's AWESOME

[@juandet313]

Fuckin awesome

[@Letisia-qb8cf]

We had a lot of Hispanic singers that made it to the top like Selena and Freddy fender and Rosie Hamlin and question mark Joan Baez and list goes on

[@dorothyyager1353]

I like him what ever happen to him?

[@karenglenn2672]

He died of cancer a few years ago

[@ClassicTVMan1981X]

@@karenglenn2672 October 14, 2006

[@mjk6814]

Sweet

[@rosemarylmontgomery7143]

😊

[@albertcandela2912]

san benito,tx very own FF

[@RiseOneMusic]

whose on the fuzz guitar lead???

[@samguerra5717]

😂😂

[@ClassicTVMan1981X]

The 1975 re-recording was a synthesizer solo, probably a Moog or ARP. If you listen to the original, that solo starts at 1:42. I now believe this solo is a guitar hooked up to a synthesizer, like what Danny Kortchmar played for the two solos on Don Henley's "Sunset Grill."

[@robertmongelli2931]

Freddy Fender the singing truck- driver

[@j.j.s.6736]

Unique.

[@letsfly7562]

When country was country and America was still free of comi/socialists.

[@anchorpoint3631]

*U.S.

[@Naltddesha]

Ugh, that guitar tone was nasty

[@knockitofff]

Poor Freddy always had the worst bands behind him

[@humanrights4allinstitution712]

How come, u2 support today Selena Quintanillas story stands as the cornerstone foundation of the present day Human Rights/Anti-Human trafficking, forced career, and Social Justice movements in a technologically advanced society. The modern day entertainment industry in particular the music industry as well as various communication and communications media have also been largely founded by those present involved in the production of these events which stand as a most severe matter. We see here in every instance the forced nature of the career of every female artist as well as others on hand in the most physically intrusive manners; who appear in this tejano so called racially commercialized and community destroying endeavour. Which has effectively silenced the voices of entire communities and the human rights movement as a whole. This behavior has continued till present day, simultaneously we see those personally accountable for what truly is a human catastrophe for all society as a whole and brazenly promotes complicity to an already at risk population. The abusive tactics used to intimidate persons vulnerable like Selena Quintanilla highlights the need for immediate societal education. Education on forced relationships, which clearly begets the norm here, and crime free atmospheres which are needed in an advanced tech society faced with long term accountability. Even one such instance resembling what we see here such as that of Ariana Grande has been globally lambasted for offensive volatility, why is this still being allowed in global silence here. Do good to be, question id imposition