Dave Roe on Dwight Yoakam, Waylon Jennings, Johnny Cash, Jerry Reed

Dave Roe talks about playing bass for Dwight Yoakam, Waylon Jennings, Johnny Cash, Jerry Reed. Dave passed away last week, so I'm uploading this for anyone who may have missed the original upload.
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[@otisgibbs]

Sadly, Dave Roe passed away this weekend. I put together this compilation of clips from an interview I did with him last year in hopes that more people might see this and remember him. He was a cornerstone in the Nashville music community. He helped and encouraged a generation of players in Nashville and beyond and is sorely missed. I put this thing together as fast as I could and I accidentally left out this clip.All apologies. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aHPdlYF5rcasnNk

[@garykruegel142]

He always had time for everyone. Always had great advice for my upright whenever i asked. Famous and humble, the mark of a good man. funny as heck too !

[@matt6l6]

I do remember him. I saw him live with Cash in the 90's and saw him a few times after with various artists. Every time I would see him in the background I remembered he was the guy with JC. Most recent was a Dee's Lounge video with Patrick Sweany and McKinley James. RIP, Dave!

[@yricyric]

I am so sorry to hear of Dave's passing. It seems like we lose someone every week. I almost don't want to turn on my computer and see whose face pops up on my news feed because so often the caption underneath reads: "........died.....". I know there are excellent new musicians on the scene to keep things fresh, but every time someone of my generation or before passes it feels like my musical world gets a little smaller. Thanks for the clips!

[@ardenevox]

I just love listening to Dave Roe talking about his rich experiences. Thanks so much for this Otis and sorry for your loss.

[@1999zrx1100]

Thanks Otis, Dave sure left his mark in music, must of been a real pleasure to hang out with. Im sure he’ll be missed by many. 😎

[@farmbikemike8923]

Otis, thank you for putting together this memorial. Dave was one or a kind and a great dude! Rest in Peace Dave!

[@johngolden4468]

We've lost another musical legend and hero. He also spot on about the private jet thing. We played in SanFrancisco to Nashville in about 3 hours. The jet service called us the night before and asked what we would like to eat. Filets and shrimp cocktail. Ice cold beer. Ground crew unloaded our gear. First class! The next week imback ti being a bluegrass diesel breather.....glamor and grits. Thanks Otis love and prayers to Dave's family and friends.

[@PongbyAtari]

I am absolutely fascinated by all of these stories about some of my favorite artist that I have listened to for decades.

[@joyceb.sachsesachse1242]

Love the Cash story.

[@arthurbarreratherednexican6378]

RIP Dave Roe I really enjoyed listening to your stories, I’m so glad I had the chance to see you play with Dwight.

[@miked-zr1ks]

I love hearing great stories from old timers like this - could do it all day.

[@macdad159]

OH NO!!!! Man...what a great human being. He will be sorely missed. RIP Dave Roe!

[@wittry2]

Thanks, Otis! God bless Dave Roe. A true country gentleman. He will be missed.

[@charleswalls5438]

RIP Dave Roe. love love the storys

[@bglrj]

Man this is a great interview.

[@defaultusername123]

R.I.P. Dave. His Jerry Reed stories are something I’ll never forget

[@dhix2388]

Thank you Otis. what a humble guy. RIP Dave Roe.

[@williamneillgross3926]

Bummer man. Sorry to hear he passed away It was good to revisit your interviews. Thanks for bringing his story to the front of the bandstand.

[@joshporter08]

What a legacy he left behind. Thanks for capturing these great stories Otis. Your work is amazing and so needed.

[@Joe-gn6lr]

I never make it through long one on one interviews. But I did for this one. Rest well Dave.

[@stonephilips9361]

Sorry to hear about your Friend. Thanks for introducing us to Dave thru this Channel ☮️💯

[@armandogarza6181]

That was great Otis, I'm going to listen to Dave's playing w/ Jerry Reed now. Again, great post!

[@architypeone8646]

Thanks for the tribute to Dave Roe. I watched these videos when you first put them out, but he has so many great stories, I wanted to hear them again. He certainly had a great career and an interesting life.

[@JohnJCash]

Dave was The Upright Slap Bass Player, for all of the wanna-Be, Slap Bass Players! This is like comparing the Eddy Shavers ..there was Only One! I hate learning Dave is gone. And speaking of Eddy, Otis..give us some Eddy tales, there should be Plenty. Thank you brother, much love.

[@brentmcswain633]

I'm in the middle of this video, decided to google-research him for a minute and found out he just died that way. Thanks for the tribute, and for my introduction to an interesting musician. Quite the story-teller.

[@randyclere2330]

What an incredible man!! Great interview

[@cmorales932]

Thank you for honoring him. I could listen to him all day. Safe travels.

[@sidvicioux]

love these interviews, and the stories behind the acts and performers. great stuff. my condolences re dave roe.

[@crazy4277]

Otis... How sad and what a great loss... I am just shocked... Thank YOU for capturing the magic that you did... What a wonderful man...

[@stevenbell8208]

Otis, you outdone yourself by posting this interview w/ Dave Roe (RIP). Prob the best real talk about the music world available. TY!

[@flowerfarmerscott]

One of the most impressive things about these artists that Otis interviews is how generous they are with praise for everyone they worked with. I was acquainted with some of the folks that Dave, Kenny Vaughan, Jon Dee Graham, etc. talk about. They are/were really difficult people but none of those dudes have an unkind word to say.

[@guros3290]

he was a great singer, too. Loved him singin harmony and backup touring with Johnny Cash back in the 90s in Germany

[@joehussey2693]

Wow, that was awesome,Thanks Otis! What a career!

[@THEItchybruddah]

Bless you for this Otis.

[@erickincaid9779]

RIP, Mr. Roe. Thank you for sharing your experiences with Otis, and us.

[@mlt3820]

One whose show lured me in. Saw him in Georgia 15 years ago, long before the here and now.

[@MoustacheRob]

I am saddened to hear of his passing. Thanks for sharing this

[@tacmason]

Thank you for this “remix” Otis , great work brother !

[@derrickdeweese5637]

Great video of all his interview segments. Thanks for sharing! DD…

[@jerrypodmarsky2432]

RIP Dave. Great interview Otis.

[@bradhardisty1652]

I remember this.

[@kennethhacker3014]

Wow such a great interview..rip sir.

[@FIGGY65]

RIP Mr. Roe , and comfort and peace to his loved ones and friends. This was a fantastic interview/video-Thank you Otis, Be well.

[@Beneluxer]

This is fantastic. Thank you, RIP Mr. Roe.

[@michaeltobias6387]

Dave had a wonderful history and was one of the best. We will miss him. Heaven has a hell of a band! RIP.

[@jusDjango]

What a great interview. Thank you so much Otis for all you do.

[@tacmason]

Definitely worth several listens !

[@dewdew34]

I was loving these stories and i just looked down to the notes ... damn, man what a great guy, someone you'd like to know. RIP Dave

[@jasonbennett3293]

RIP, Dave.

[@leelane9929]

Outstanding show Otis, love to hear the stories. I knew Eddie Perez from coming in my shop, got to see him play with Dwight and he told me how generous and first class his was with the band also. Sorry to hear about Dave.

[@okpainter9700]

An awesome human . Very sad to lose him . An entire library has disappeared from us.

[@jayjaynella4539]

That last sentence is such a winning statement. Thank you.

[@travissmith9451]

Brian Farmers story about Dave Rowe getting him the gig as Cash's guitar tech is hilarious.

[@spookytkid]

Mr. Gibbs, I have a mystery I have discovered about Waylon Jennings bass player that died in the crash. I don't know how to message you. I'm not sure you want to be messaged. I don't even need a reply but I figure you are the best person for this. I sent you something on twitter but i'm not sure how it works. I am a truck driver so when I heard the story It didn't make sense. Maybe its not worth the effort but its interesting to me. Have a good day! Thanks for the content.

[@fnava1]

i saw Keith Gattis along with Dave Roe open for the deraliers at the whiskey a go-go 2001 and the derailers gear did not show up so keith.dave and the drummer lent all there gear to the derailers to do there show that night...

[@petersheely7246]

👌😞🙏

[@Bill-cv1xu]

😢

[@handle433]

At 7:32, Dave talks about ‘what was happening there’. What does he mean by this? Is he talking about how Johnny returned to the limelight?

[@melodymakermark]

That wasn’t the only time Elvis overruled regarding half the publishing. The same issue came up during the Elvis in Memphis sessions in ‘69 at Chips Moman’s American Sound Studio, and Chips told them they could hit the road if they didn’t like it. 🤣

[@olebubby]

“Eat shit country bass”😂 Dave was one of the greats, RIP.

[@SeeCSeesCC]

No. Not not Dave Roe❤ adored him

[@The1ReviewBoard]

RIP Dave Roe. He had some awesome stories to tell.

[@tacmason]

Thank you for this “remix” Otis , great work brother !

[@handle433]

At 7:32, Dave talks about ‘what was happening there’. What does he mean by this? Is he talking about how Johnny returned to the limelight?

[@a.m.phaneuf6164]

J. Cash in my opinion, from stories i have heard, put honesty as his highest value..the honesty of others, toward him, or just their honesty in-general. This man told him the truth, plain & simple. Johnny Cash respected that. He gave him the chance to prove he could be in his band. It changed this guy’s life.

[@scottbookman]

all of these videos are solid gold ...thanks Otis !

[@artemisXsidecross]

Thank you Otis, I enjoyed the Dave Roe interview when you first posted it.

[@joyceb.sachsesachse1242]

Dave Roe , a sweet guy and stories forever and played with the greats. God bless and hope you are playing with the greats up there.

[@ericcrawford3453]

Dang he was a good bass player! I hope he's playing with Cash & Reed having a good time.

[@tribe56helpall]

Thank you, Otis, for the replay. RIP Dave, 🙏 you will be remembered

[@darrylday30]

Hey Otis, thanks for making this. Dave was backing up my musical heroes for most of my life and hearing him tell his story brings these people to life for me. I have to say, I’m not disappointed. RIP Dave and thanks for all the great music.

[@speedfreak8200]

Great work Otis, high from Orygun

[@bigbass421]

Just saw that Dave passed.. man, that's sad. I worked on his upright when he passed through Reno, a couple of times. He d I loved cigars, and well, he comped me in to see Johnny at The Nugget. Johhny Cash- was literally larger than life... and couldn't have been nicer to me. Dave was a great bassist, and man, what a nice guy he was. Rest In Peace, Dave.

[@tedgay8427]

A sincere thanks to you, Otis, for capturing all of these artists' stories and memories before they leave us. And rest peacefully Dave Roe.

[@johngallaghermusic9777]

Thanks for all the music Dave. Great life and a great man . Youll be missed . Thanks for posting these Otis. R.I.P Dave Roe

[@mannishboy1]

A great loss... RIP, Dave Roe.

[@michaelsoucy7618]

thank you for turning me on to Dave Rowe. r.i.p.

[@NVRAMboi]

RIP Mr. Roe. Such humility with talent is appreciated.

[@RedMercuryBluesBand]

Didn't know he passed till the end of this vid....thank you for making this compilation - he was a great story teller.

[@fiddlefolk]

Ironically, we lost Keith Gattis recently too! RIP Dave

[@maximumeffort2729]

And Charles Robison too.

[@EllisGordon33]

Terrible news. Great stories.

[@thomasbenson523]

Once again I’ll say that so many great musicians are great fans of the music. They know what it’s supposed to sound like and know the role they play.

[@kmackiss]

What a loss to this world , R I P .

[@catheryndenton1766]

Chops. Total chops. ❤

[@fotomannow]

That was great.

[@jimmyjambon9206]

Jerry Reed and band Austin City limits 1982. Yes sir just went and watched it for my first time. That is an amazing band! Serious musicians. There is just nothing like that out there anymore that I am aware of. Thanks.

[@chrislestermusic]

Thank you for this. I have seen videos of him with Don Kelley but never heard any interviews. What a fantastic and talented player. Incredible stories.

[@aaronjohnson4628]

That was all beautiful! Thank you for sharing. Being an amateur bass player for well over 30 years myself. I need to just play and practice more. This made me want to. I’ve got an upright and acoustic and electric. And a bunch of other instruments. But I can’t play them all at once. R.I.P.

[@robbie5984]

RIP Dave Roe. I was just watching you with the man in black himself playing live on a few TV shows. How sad.

[@dizzl5]

I absolutely loved this interview, he explains everything about this business, playing is the smallest part. It’s all about the moments of time spent with your comrades. Thank you and rest easy Dave.

[@rocketguy2]

So many great stories from another great player who spent plenty of time in the trenches...

[@HereWeGoSteelers]

Brian Farmer ended up being Warren Haynes & Allen Woody's guitar tech in Govt Mule. Sadly Brian past away in his sleep August 24, 2014. RIP Dave Roe & Brian Farmer

[@TheWoodensong]

I have several PA’s that I‘ve gathering over the past 25-30 years. I still have an old Peavey 4 channel, 200W system with massive (heavy) 15” speakers. I really don’t use it much at all anymore but it still works! A buddy gave it to me when his wife threatened to leave him if he didn’t get rid of a ton of equipment. RIP, Dave… “Ol’ Scooter” in East Texas…

[@sevenmileridgeband]

Man. what a great guy. Thoughts and prayers to his family and friends. Such an incredible story.

[@lynnpeterthorson5277]

Got to read Chris Scruggs tribute to Dave Roe. What he did for him and so many starting out young Nashville musicians Thank you Otis.

[@joesmith3501]

Wow! Caught me off guard. He had some great stories. RIP Dave

[@MichaelPaul155]

Sorry to hear of Dave’s passing. Saw Dave several times with Don Kelley at Roberts’s on lower Broadway.

[@tedlivermore6955]

Wow,didnt know he passed till the end of the video.Seemed real healthy in this clip.Sad. My favorite Otis interview.

[@tattoobillyband7725]

Best interview you've hosted...loved it

[@mikemulligan1798]

So sad RIP, my condolences to his friends and family. A loss for us all

[@rogerwilliams2629]

Damn sure lived the dream in a large way. RIP

[@flagrentfoul3829]

If I had to rank them, and they’re all great, I would say the Dave Roe interview is on of the best.

[@JohnnyCashFanatic]

Absolutely shocked at Dave’s passing. The last member of the final incarnation of Cash’s Tennessee Three. RIP Dave Roe.

[@RBZ3]

Great stuff Otis...thanks a lot and RIP Dave!

[@jayjaynella4539]

We have lost another giant of the music industry.