Mell Tillis Good Woman Blues

[@jetclntn]

Pam was so young and sounding great This song is the bomb, love this hillbilly classic

[@scotthirko7286]

Stutterin' boy was never better than in this classic with his kid. Mel Tellis is a gem, his music makes you tap your feet. He's written a million good ones for everyone, but he was a classic on his own. Not forgotten.

[@DonnSeib]

Loved Mel and his daughter Pammy is so darn cute here. Great song.

[@mikebetheldrumcovers5706]

My Dad on steel, Shobud made that steel right after Mel won Entertainer of the year, Tyler Hall has it now, I was there with dad that day filming. It was done at the back studio at the opry. johnny Cash was there that day too. i was at vending machine. and Cash was waiting around, so he bought me a candy bar out of the machine.. he was really nice guy

[@19Willy67]

I look at your dad like the Joe Satriani of the steel guitar. What a musician

[@jasonbaber1526]

Mel and Pam! So cool. The steel guitar playing is great!

[@mikebetheldrumcovers5706]

My dad!!

[@mikebetheldrumcovers5706]

on Steel

[@gregoryclark4039]

I've been a fan of Pam Tillis since I heard her first song.. A family friend played the fiddle for her and her father at one time.. Seeing Pam preform here singing behind her father has given me a new love for her. I grew up in family business,, so rock on...!!! A word for Mel,,,, keep on singin & a jokin.... "MOST RESPECT""

[@littlegobbler]

What a great song!! Looks like everyone was having a great time. I miss shows like POP Goes The Country.

[@mikebetheldrumcovers5706]

You recognize the how!!! I was with my dad that day he was the steel player.

[@1978garfield]

@@mikebetheldrumcovers5706 He did a great job. Did he play on records? How about Mel's set on Live From Church Street Station?

[@terrycarr3017]

My favorite song of his. RIP Mel Tillis.

[@cathygreer6817]

That is my uncle Larry on the guitar. So many childhood memories!

[@BionicBrain2]

Song was written by Kenny McDuffie, who played fiddle for Tillis. Kenny was a native of Garrison, Texas.

[@tippimail1]

M-m-m-m-m Mel Tillis would have been 92 today-that's his daughter,Pam,behind him.Great singer and songwriter.

[@loohoo4u]

Miss the good ole days

[@larryvarner2594]

this is his best song

[@mkl62]

A #1 hit for Mel Tillis on the Country & Western charts. It was the 389th #1 C&W song of the Rock Era. It also hit #1 on the Canadian C&W charts. On a personal note, I saw Pam Tillis in February 1996 at the now closed Greenwood Civic Center (SC). Collin Raye and Jeff Carson opened.

[@DonnSeib]

Love smells music. Pam is so darn cute.

[@JohnDope6666]

Pam so cute in that, it kills a little.

[@steveendicott8149]

Pam Tillis in the singing backup!

[@dabprod]

Spotted her right off. Was surprised, wasn't expecting to see her. Boy was she young there.

[@steveendicott8149]

Yes for sure!

[@ericbrown4761]

Sure is ain't it

[@mrpoolplayer6379]

Pam is a dynomite Dish, love her songs...

[@James45jd]

Pam is why I love this video.

[@MagnumPI4]

mel tillis is so damn cool. love the real country as opposed to todays pop country

[@beatlesfantoo]

My parents took me with them to see him live in late 60s. He told more funny jokes than he did singing songs. RIP Mel.

[@ericbrown4761]

Always amazed at how Mel would studder when he talked, but not one time when he was singing.

[@mikebetheldrumcovers5706]

@@ericbrown4761 because Mel had a rhythm going, he wouldn't stutter

[@HeartBDoctor]

What a classic old tune.

[@yearling4]

I LOVE THIS MAN!!

[@bettysmith8956]

REST IN PEACE NOW!!

[@crookedcreek555]

This song was written by Kenneth McDuffie, and award winning songwriter. Kenny was born in Garrison, Nacogdoches County, Texas. A good man who is now deceased.

[@BionicBrain2]

I am a distant cousin to Kenny McDuffie. I also am from Garrison, Texas. Kenny wrote several hit songs and played fiddle for Mel Tillis.

[@shawnritchie704]

I remember seeing him going to Branson a lot with Conway Twitty and all the other country music singers. I wish I could go back and relive those days. I miss my hometown of Ozark Missouri.

[@DanneyTanner]

They did a really good job at making this sound like it was really live

[@monmixer]

I have had the good fortune of working in the country music industry as an audio engineer during the best of the times. I mixed for Mel and the Statesiders many times. It's truly a shame what the want mores have done to the country music industry. Sure..there is a lot of money to be made but you know what? They RUINED it. when I'm old and feeble laying on my death bed I will take some very fond memories with me. Because I was there.

[@RetroRider6689]

monmixer I couldn't agree more. I grew up listening to country music in the 1960's, '70's and '80's. Stopped listening in the mid-late 1990's and every year since then country radio has gotten progressively worse.

[@joesanchez4895]

There needs to be a traditionalist movement brought in to revive the roots of country music. It's definitely lost its way.

[@michaelwilkerson9763]

Terry bethel on steel hes a helluva player

[@kellykibe64]

Love it

[@theguitarjohnshow]

Pam is so beautiful

[@theunknown4570]

Thats Pam Tillis in the back !!

[@dennisjensen6924]

Rest. In. Peace. Mr. Mel. Tillis. 🎀 👒 🎗 💝. 🗽 🗽 🗽 🗽 🗽 🗽. Liberty. 🔔 🛎. 🐎 🐴 🐎 🐴 🐎 🐴. 🐕 🛷 🐶 🦮 🐕‍🦺 🐩 🐕 🛷 🐶 🦮 🐕‍🦺. 💘 😻. Love. You. Mr. Mel. Tillis. Respectfully. Dennis. Lee. Jensen. And. Randy. Lee. Jensen.

[@robenking1918]

lovely song R I P mel

[@katluvr915]

That's cool his daughter Pam is in this singing backup :)

[@georgeboyd2774]

...got more women there than a freight train can haul! Man, ya gotta love it!

[@dabprod]

Yep, and that line was in a song by Jimmy Rogers back in the 30's or early 40's.

[@davebob65]

more like the early 30's, he died in 1933, i think. but, your exactly right that it was in a jimmy rogers song, and i think it was T for Texas.

[@kalepribnow5054]

Beer drinkin music

[@ReaperBuc]

@biastg - Yes, that's Pam at 19.\

[@lelandcross9092]

That is daughter on stage a back up singer! Pam Tillis

[@billy4411]

ya, let's dance!!

[@juleswins3]

What about a very young Pam Tillis singing backup?! 😁👍🏻

[@jerrysknob]

Larry Lee Mcfadden on the bass....

[@ayronsmama05]

I know that's Pam singing backup But is the bass player Con Hunley?

[@mikebetheldrumcovers5706]

That is Larry Lee Mcfadden, He later went on and help discovery Lee greenwood through Mel Tillis Publishing company called SawGrass Music

[@gregoryclark4039]

Michael Gregory Clark SPC Headquarters Co 3rd INF DIV.. 7th CORPS. WEST GERMANY... 1986-- 1990

[@garyparker2494]

17 down votes? Wtf!?!

[@a.m.brashearsr.5013]

Did you record this sitting on the toilet watching TV ? 😳 it’s got that in the bathroom sound !😩

[@TheMrrussellman]

IT'S MEL NOT MELL TILLIS, BUT GREAT SONG

[@ThomasBias]

Isn't that his daughter Pam singing backup?

[@shawnritchie704]

Yes

[@monmixer]

Pammy and the bass player are smilin fools..lol

[@funktronix]

i didnt know anthony hopkins sang country in the 70's

[@adamjhuber]

Nice. Too bad this clip was recorded using a potato.

[@francesgardner3046]

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[@jameswilkey941]

Yes. Jimmy. Love. It