Bob Seger - The Devil's Right Hand

[@bradsimpson8724]

Great to see yet another one of the greats covering this song. For those interested: The song was originally written and performed by Steve Earle, who performed it live several times throughout the early eighties. The first time it made it onto an album was a Waylon Jennings album in 1986. Jennings would then cover it again in the mid-nineties('96, I think). Johnny Cash also put out a version before he died. The original writing credit belongs to Steve Earle, who recorded it for Copperhead Road in 1988.

[@Bayan1905]

Was on the Highwaymen album The Road Goes on Forever back in the 1990's as well, another great version.

[@sharilynnecrocker9937]

I've always been an admirer of Steve Earl, and Copperhead road. Thankyou

[@JC-gw3yo]

Steve did a great job writing this great classic... Sounds like a song from the 1880's... But I believe I likes Bob's version the best

[@megalodonseancasey8429]

Seger's version is the best

[@Blueforyou66]

@@megalodonseancasey8429 sorry Mate, the one who wrote made the best version - as most time it is..

[@josephlemko3027]

Great cover of this classic Steve Earle song.

[@richard94511]

Great movie....." BETRAYED " Debra Winger Tom Berenger

[@StefanAartamo]

Great version

[@hhill4413]

A great performance of this great song by a great country performer

[@pattygunnoe1852]

I Love This Song! Love All Of His Songs!

[@popefrankatvatican]

+Patty Gunnoe ditto

[@4fabfours]

Seger songs sounds like what my life was all about. especially " LIKE A ROCK "

[@ryanoakes624]

Bob Seger rocks

[@snagswolf]

This is my favorite version of this song.

[@karencrabtree860]

Awesome song Bob Done it swell❣️💯

[@neekerbreeker]

Seger and Earle?!?! I just died and went to heaven 🎸

[@wwk68tig]

I love, love, love Bob and this version....but nobody does it better than Johnny Cash....

[@garyheaton9926]

This sounds enough like Waylon's version to be him singing it. It USED to be my favorite, but I think this one wins out now.

[@JC-gw3yo]

that album cover is the north entrance to Monument Valley, one of the amazing places on God's earth.... You can stand on that very place today and listen to that very tune.. Bob's version of this song has to be my favorite... Waylon and Steve Earl also made hits of this rebel tune and of course, Steve wrote the song

[@coravisser727]

Very good music is this super .!

[@francoismessaoudene3771]

Super musique

[@ryanoakes624]

I agree with you

[@stefanopedrazzini9936]

Grande leone di Detroit....

[@sergioabib3216]

The Waylon Jennings version was used in communist Costa Gavras' 1988 "Betrayed".

[@ThePansye]

He kept this one true to Waylon Jennings who is the original...FANTASTIC!!!

[@bradsimpson8724]

I think you meant "Steve Earle". He wrote the song, and performed it before Jennings ever did.

[@ThePansye]

I think you are so right there Brad.

[@Kayte-tv2cw]

Brad Simpson, From what I have read, Steve Earle originally wrote this song in the early 1980’s. Although Earle sang the song at his concerts, he never did officially release it until 2001. Waylon Jennings, a good friend of Steve Earle’s, released the song five years earlier than Earle, on his 1986 album “Will The Wolf Survive”.

[@nashburnette]

@@Kayte-tv2cw ..... Wrong. Steve Earle first recorded the song in the mid 80s, 1985 at the latest. The song made it's first album release on EARLY YEARS, a Steve Earle compilation that was released in 1987 on Epic Records.

[@GuitarDudeXXX]

@@nashburnette It was released on the Copperhead Road album in 1988. First Steve Earle album/CD I ever bought. Got it in the cutout bin at a record store while on vacation in Florida.

[@stillerfan69]

only point that muzzle at something you intend to destroy. never draw unless prepared to do same....

[@jimingram2702]

Steve Earle's version is pretty good, too.

[@darrellsomers5427]

Waylon ownes this one

[@bryanmirandosfreeforallpod7922]

Darrell Somers Steve Earle wrote it

[@marccohen4571]

Waylon owns every song he sings

[@danielmills5557]

Yes, it's true Steve Earle wrote it, but yes, Waylon DID own it. Seger's version is awesome, but how do you top Waylon.

[@marccohen4571]

@@danielmills5557 you can’t. Once Waylon sang a song he owned it

[@deelaw8793]

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[@sleepyjean4275]

Bob’s mum said it ,, the pistol is the Devils Right Hand ,, no glory in guns ,, let’s hand in the devils right hand .

[@FraggleFoot]

No one does this as well as Steve.