Jimmy Dale Gilmore Studio Sessions (1996)

The Jimmy Dale Gilmore Studio Sessions were recorded at the public access studio in Austin, Texas on May 30, 1996.
Produced by AMN.
AR.2001.007.000316

[@jamesgreenbaum5729]

Jimmie Dale Gilmore -- pure magic ! Dude you are amazing. Truly great.

[@vernonhill7438]

You're entering a world of pain smokey.

[@lennycohenfan]

Just wonderful. Absolutely wonderful. JDG's amazing pure voice.

[@martinkorda8971]

Has the whole world gone crazy?!:)

[@lbowsk]

This isn't Nam, Smokey. There are rules.

[@user-xn5qv3uo7q]

Would love to have this on a CD, it's essential Simply splendid. thanks for it being here......rare and wonderful

[@kenlaatz6740]

This man’s voice puts him in a list of my favorite singers…. He also has the look to back up the deep lyrics. Squinted eyes… rigid jaw… hair… I’m not in love, you’re in love!

[@artistlesliepiercestudio]

Amazingly beautiful. Thank you.

[@jeffreymatuszak1125]

Another Texas legend!

[@edwardcaulfield67]

it's the voice so good so unusual in the nicest possible way - like a lot of singers he is so much better live so much freer - and thank you whoever for posting who ever you are, more power to you.

[@Teshub]

This is wonderful.

[@ElizabethStJohnRamirez]

What a great songwriter, my brother Jimmy Dale Gilmore, I love your soul. You write my soul and sing it so beautifully. Love and Blessings, Thank You!

[@Maggie5846]

I come to him, and this video, via my Townes VZ research. Townes loved him and his music. I am definitely going to listen to more.

[@horsehide3039]

Maggie5846, The TVZ connection is the deal. Thanks for your comment. I have always thought Townes and Jimmy Dale were kindred souls. Aw, man. So daggum beautiful

[@garyives1218]

I'm not sure I had heard him before a few days ago. So glad I discovered him by coincidence watching the short film "The Accountant". It opens with his version of "Mack the Knife", and I was blown away. I watched the film because someone had commented that's where they discovered Michael Hurley (one of my favorite musicians), with his awesome song "I Paint a Design" closing the film. Serendipity at it's finest.

[@edicius52]

Phenomenal. Thank you

[@jamesp4521]

OVER THE LINE!

[@jugglingbeast]

"You mark that frame an 8 and you're entering a world of pain"

[@bluesriot2]

whatever made me think of JDG this morning i am not sure, but glad i did

[@davidcurtis7547]

Smoky you were over the line . Yea that was Jimmy in The Bib Lebowsky , don't fuck with Walter

[@duanepalmer8729]

That's Mary Cutrufello playing Rhythm guitar... Her career was derailed so early.

[@rodneybrown2364]

I love JDG!

[@mariuskoch2317]

smokey !

[@michaelwall3042]

Cool and a flatlander and a fireball

[@terryb3388]

the only thing that would make this better is if he had his shirt off, on a painted pony riding along the llano estacado uplift ... with a feathered spear screaming in the emptiness of the gross phenomena of possibilities ...

[@BitSkitsTV]

"All right it's fuckin zero.... are you happy ya crazy fuck?"

[@1spiritdancer]

awesome thanks for putting this up on FB, Rob Hooper

[@billdyke9745]

Thankyou, Austin History Centre, for putting in loud, inappropriate adverts in the middle of a song... Great gig, though...

[@dianethornhill3651]

Pissed me off. For cripesake, at least break it between songs!

[@djlars5220]

It’s a league game Smokey

[@lbowsk]

Smokey can roll too. And, he wasn't over the line.

[@Tmonkjazz]

*Jimmie*

[@vernbodnar5670]

Jimmies voice is similaire to Lonnie Donegans in some songs. Both awesome entertainers

[@henrytree]

Hi, Vern Bodnar, I never really though of the similarity to Lonnie Donegan before you mentioned it. As you say, there certainly is a great similarity and I speak as someone of an old age who attended Lonnie Donegan live concerts in Newcastle upon Tyne in the 1950's. I am just listening again to many, many recordings of Lonnie that I have and I suspect the similarity is mainly because they both sing "very nasal" maybe??? Maybe it is a Texas thing, eh?, which Lonnie copied? Do you remember when Waylon Jennings once asked, "Was it singing through my nose that got me busted by the man?" Anyhoo - I am very, very glad to read your comment, for I am now going to have a very good revisitation to Mr. Donegan's repertoire. Thanks for your post!

[@440hz7]

To me he sounds like Roy Orbison.

[@davidlanham99]

He's a giant cyborg built by the CIA.

[@bluesriot2]

lol

[@mlwsf]

Why is this so quiet? I have got it all the up and I can barely hear it

[@edicius52]

It's just the upload quality homie

[@markf1199]

This is not Nam

[@larryburnett8364]

Who's the other guitarist?

[@anetteholm6384]

Rob Gjersoe

[@casesoutherland4175]

The female guitarist on the right is Mary Cutrufello

[@bluesriot2]

that tele is wicked cool

[@ewokwarrior2656]

Bassists and drummers don't get no respect. But those gitar players are good. Singer songwriter ain't half bad either. I bet he could get into that group...what's their name?...Oh, yeah, The Flatlanders !

[@jameskennedy2464]

Pacifism?