THAT GUITAR!| FIRST TKIME HEARING George Thorogood One Bourbon , One Scotch , One Beer REACTION

THAT GUITAR!| FIRST TKIME HEARING George Thorogood One Bourbon , One Scotch , One Beer REACTION
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[@justinatest9456]

"I know, everybody funny. Now you funny too." Best line.

[@BobberDC]

I still use that line all the time, LOL

[@surlechapeau]

RSR Family, you'll love his, "Who Do You Love", "I Drink Alone" and "Move It On Over" . Great guitar player!! Saw him in concert 11/20/82. Great show! Amber, their song "Kids From Philly" is mostly a sax solo. edit - Thanks to John Lee Hooker (blues artist) for the original House Rent Boogie/One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer. George added a lot of words and instrumentation to both. It's the two songs merged together!!

[@elizabethmcmurray968]

I drink alone is particularly dear to my heart. Because, you know, when i drink alone, i prefer to be by myself. 😅

[@surlechapeau]

@@elizabethmcmurray968 😅

[@sputnikalgrim]

Absolutely. These are all classic

[@jonahpedersen5429]

“Who do you love?” That kicks

[@paullanier3597]

Born to Be Bad is also a banger!

[@jeffeckhard460]

There's a live version of this available on KZbin, that I wished was used. It really gives you an idea what a great showman George Thorogood is.

[@vansongs]

The live with the great Elvin Bishop is killer

[@keithgrandstaff6343]

His performance with Elvin Bishop is incredible.

[@richardmather1906]

Got to disagree. I love the live versions (and have seen him play it several times, both in arenas and in clubs). But for this tune, the studio version is the best, IMO. First, there is the groove. The groove never stops. Its filthy. And the tone on that guitar! The live versions have showmanship and are fun. But the groove and the tone make this version really special.

[@stanleymyrick4068]

@@richardmather1906 Agree. First listens --> Always studio. Don't care how fire a live version is to people that know the song. First listen? Studio.

[@da4846]

Amber was right about how this song plays live. Every live version will be a bit different as George does a lot of improvisation, modifying the lyrics to suit the venue. It really shows the musicianship and expertise of the group. A friend told me this was the best live act he’d ever seen.

[@vchip57]

George is an absolute master of of "chicken pickin' ".... after he says "scratch my back baby" he goes into it hard.

[@paullanier3597]

George Thorogood and The Destroyers have got to be the most successful bar band of all time. And that’s not a slam on them.

[@tommcclary8689]

The Delaware Destroyers. Remember George is from Wilmington and had Delaware in their name.

[@chrisdickens8233]

Other than the slamming beats and rhythm! 🤘🤘

[@jasonremy1627]

​@@tommcclary8689I've seen them at the Stone Balloon in Newark. It's something else.

[@NobodySpecial512]

I saw them twice. Good show. But in my personal and well attended opinion, I would pick the The Fabulous Thunderbirds (80's version with Jimmy Vaughn) as my nomination for the best bar band of all time.

[@tommcclary8689]

Jason Remy I saw them with Journey and the Rolling Stones at JFK in 81.

[@chriso6719]

This is a cover. The original is written by Rudy Toombs and recorded by Amos Milburn in 1953. Bluesman John Lee Hooker did a popular version in 1966. George did his in 1977.

[@surlechapeau]

This version starts with John Lee Hooker's "House Rent Boogie"

[@kerrypierre9494]

Cool info, I have heard different artists play it but, never knew who was the original . great song 👍🇺🇸🤘

[@jeffking887]

“Let me go home,whiskey…”

[@jdw5678]

Interestingly, some artists switch the hard liquor drinks to "One Scotch, One Bourbon, One Beer." Either way, gotta keep the beer last.

[@terryconnelly484]

Most rock songs are blues covers at least in 1 way or if not literally ....Look at its influence in the 60s and 70s That turned to rock... Blues the roots

[@SkipFrontzJr]

John Lee Hooker is SUCH an important piece to the history of music! That boogie groove is legendary.

[@kenf3539]

Oh how I wish I could play like John Lee Hooker...

[@SkipFrontzJr]

@@kenf3539 just gotta get that Boogie rhythm going on one chord.

[@kenf3539]

@@SkipFrontzJr Aw how how how do I do that?!? lol

[@SkipFrontzJr]

@@kenf3539 just find a YT lesson on "Boogie Chillun"

[@SkipFrontzJr]

@lothropstoddardiii6231 an even rarer idea is that Western Swing comes from all of that too.

[@michaelpennington9327]

I love this song. It’s actually two different songs combined. House Rent Blues and Bourbon, Scotch and Beer. George definitely put his own flair on it. And yes, it is great live. He throws a couple extra lyrics in. Other Thorogood songs to hear: I Drink Alone, The Sky Is Crying (Elmore Leonard cover), Gear Jammer, Get A Haircut, Talk Too Much, Move It On Over(Hank Williams cover), Who Do You Love (Bo Diddley cover), Willie And The Hand Jive (Willie Dixon cover) Born To Be Bad.

[@tonyacts]

Lol, You meant Elmore James for The Sky is Crying. Elmore Leonard is an author who wrote the books that Get Shorty, Jackie Brown, and others were made from. Honest, but funny mistake.

[@michaelpennington9327]

@@tonyacts oops. I thought it sounded wrong when I typed it, but I was too tired to figure it out. 😂

[@tonyacts]

@@michaelpennington9327 Yeah, that's what I figured. lol

[@ruelsmith]

Possibly the most underrated guitar player of all time. That sound... That slide work...

[@shasta810]

you're absolutely right! highly underrated great guitar player nobody talks about. i'd rather listen to him play then a lot of the popular overrated guitarists.

[@villainsbridgeclub5268]

I didn't realize until I saw him live. He uses all ten fingers to play. He blows me away.

[@debibailey2968]

A couple more of George Thorogood's songs are... I Drink Alone and Who Do You Love!! I think you'll love them too!! ❤❤❤❤❤

[@robertwatson2823]

The live version with Elvin Bishop is fantastic and shows how talented and entertaining George actually is.

[@DrBrianSmithDC]

George’s guitar playing is very under-rated and he is FANTASTIC live!

[@danjmcs]

Georges groove is just infectious... doesn't take himself too seriously, just tells great stories, kicks your ass with that groove and his band is killer... definitely a highly recommended live experience! Out on tour in 2023 for the 50th Anniversary?!?!? Crazy... and still great live. Saw them on tour last year opening for Sammy Hagar & The Circle, both bands that just know how to have a great time & bring the crowd along with them.

[@aaronrenning1846]

I saw George at a little theater in Albany NY in the 1980’s. Let me tell you hearing him live was amazing! The minute he hit the first note the whole place was on their feet and in the isles going nuts. I’m 64 years old and I’ve seen a lot of concerts and I wasn’t expecting this one to end up being the best time I’ve ever had. The place was so rocking he played way over to the point the theater started flashing the lights to get him to stop. P.S. You guys are great!

[@jeremiahrose4681]

Love Thorogood, great songs; Who Do you Love, Move It on Over (cove Hank Williams), Get A Haircut, Gear Jammer, I drink Alone.....are some, but there's others.

[@Jonisha0708]

These lyrics and this guitar though, Outstanding! He has a very straight forward way of conveying his message. 😅

[@scottvanhille5688]

George is always good to listen to. His energy is on a different level. "I Drink Alone" was another great hit.

[@walterfleury3840]

I had the pleasure of seeing George Live Twice. Once around 87 he was the main attraction and once opening for ZZ-Top. He was amazing live highly recommend him live if you ever have the means.

[@UnclePengy]

This was a combination of two classic John Lee Hooker songs, "The House Rent Blues" and (of course), "One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer." Lonesome George was always paying homage to the classic bluesmen. Payin' his dues. Other George Thorogood songs you should listen to: Who Do You Love?, Move It On Over, I Drink Alone, Gear Jammer, Get A Haircut (and Get a Real Job), and You Talk Too Much.

[@RevDrKillJoy]

George Thurogood & The Destroyers - "Who Do You Love". A Bo Diddley classic!

[@brownie1341]

This song is what won me over to George Thorogood back in the day. I have definitely cruised many miles with this song cranked up. The John Lee Hooker version of this song is great as well!

[@donferoce5652]

"No hall too small, No bar too far" is his motto. My roommate saw George play a dive bar in Anderson, Alaska. I saw him in Anchorage, where officials told him he had to end the show at midnight. He played until 1:30!

[@dougjohnson4066]

This is a Great version. I believe you two would love his live version where Elvin Bishop (from Tulsa) gets up with George and the band and plays guitar. Check it out. ✌️🤔🥴

[@bretthemminger6133]

you should do the live performance of this with Alvin Bishop, its great.

[@andymageen5308]

One of the best drinking songs ever. George Thorogood just destroyed ✌️

[@darthken815]

🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻

[@catmanduu66]

I saw him once in the 80s. The concert was incredible. The trip to the concert, not so much. So I had the two tickets for the concert and convinced my roommate to go with me. We had to take the bus. No problem, I had been to college where he was playing. It was three hour bus ride. Got to the college and something wasn't right. We were at the wrong college. My friend was kind of pissed. But we got back on the bus to go to the other place. That bus dropped us at a mall. It was getting late on a Sunday and the mall was closed. Just the two us at the bus stop in a empty mall parking lot. The next bus was late and we weren't sure if it was coming at all. It finally did and we got to the college and the concert. We missed the opening act but no big deal. Enjoyed the show. So it all turned out okay.

[@waynefurrow845]

Check out "No Particular Place to Go", or "I Drink Alone" from George Thorogood.

[@cynergy4]

Love Lonesome George! My fave part is when he goes to his friend who's wife says no. And George says "I know! Everybody funny, now you funny too!" I know that it's a cover but George does it so well! He just shreds it on that dang guitar. All of his songs are like that. I would suggest "I Drink Alone" and "Who Do You Love"

[@RMaser]

Hes got a lot of songs that are great. Not just the ones on the radio. “i drink alone” is another good drinking song lol

[@timothykaturamu1898]

The fastest way to get drunk is to drink one bourbon, one scotch and one beer! I enjoyed listening to this funny song about drinks (for the first time). Have a blessed day!

[@bobkonradi1027]

All of George Thorogood's songs are very high intensity, and none more so than this song. NONE: There are a couple of versions of the song, this version which is in a recording studio,, and another at a concert in New Jersey in 1984. Each of them are the highest energy songs you're likely to ever run in to.

[@PriestessOfNothing]

Dude's definitely a character, and an underappreciated blues guitarist. There's a live version of this on the Tube, you should watch, it'll be fun

[@patrickbateman7369]

Since when has he been "under appreciated"???

[@Jacob_D4433]

Great reaction! Perfect timing too. Great song to enjoy at any time of year, but especially during the warm summer nights!

[@jessejamessimons483]

Alright my babies....I was "house sitting" for my neighbor last year for two weeks. In return, he bought me a ticket to see George Thorogood in concert. I was in a group of 20 and it was a riot! (In a good way of course) ‼️🔥💯🔥🎸🥁🎤😎👍🏼

[@whoucisme]

Hearing him play this live back in the late 80's and getting to touch his snakeskin pants leg during this song was a moment this gal won't forget....GREAT artist....GREAT show

[@razor6552]

I saw him in concert. Every song was good. Even the ones I didnt know. One of the best performers ever.

[@JayCross]

This was very popular when it came out. It is still very catchy.

[@chanellegale914]

My Dad always told me as far bk as i can remember to play this song at his funeral 🤣 He and i love us some George Thorogood..

[@donbly8573]

First time I saw these guys was in 1973. They were known as George Thorogood and the Delaware Destroyers back then. It was at the notorious on-campus bar at the University of Massachusetts called The Blue Wall; about which was said on the typical weekend, more beer was consumed there than anywhere else in New England. They really ripped the joint up!

[@Perfectfun369]

So glad you're listening to some more thorogood my absolute favorite performer I've seen him live a bunch of times!

[@Another_User_Name_]

Love to see people's reaction the first time they hear this one because it's such a unique song. Nice job guys.

[@stephaniesasso1560]

He is so underrated he is playing the guitar 🎸 George and the Delaware destroyers great rock and roll band you should listen to I drink alone 🔥🔥🔥

[@chuckbradley6887]

My buddy got me tickets for George Thorogood one year for my birthday. One of the best shows I’ve ever seen, it was a non stop upbeat party from start to finish.

[@richardpedrazine731]

This is an awesome song youve been missing!!

[@doctormusic7244]

This song just instantly puts you in a fun mood! On behalf of my friends in New England, check out "Dirty Water" by The Standells. Either mono or stereo version will do fine, they both sound great!

[@pal4204]

Ahhhhhh............Dirty Water, the soundtrack of my childhood. I'm from Massachusetts.

[@doctormusic7244]

@@pal4204 It's such a great anthem. I have family from Hudson, MA and Stow, MA. Makes me think of Fenway Park whenever I hear it 💯💪.

[@chasingbirds3073]

I hate this song.

[@marklynn7618]

Nothing can compare to watching George T. and Jimmy Thackery of the Nighthawks meeting in the middle of the street in Georgetown DC and jamming together, then switching pickups and finishing the night with each others' band in the bars on the opposite sides of the street.

[@creativityrevealed3659]

My favorite is, I Drink Alone. Always reminds me of drinking with ole grandpa 🍻

[@Smallmouthbass]

years ago, my buddy got kicked out of the bar twice in one night at a show at the old Lulus in Kitchener Ontario. My buddy didn't even start it. We grew up listening to George. Always fun to listen to.

[@johnsexton2200]

Great song! Other songs of his that are great are I Drink Alone, Who Do You Love, and Move It On Over!

[@gkiferonhs]

A good bar-room-brawl band!!! Have a wonderful Wednesday!!

[@jeannie1099]

I saw this guy when I was a preteen at a local store. He had crazy snakeskin boots. He was known as George Thorogood and the Delaware destroyers back then. 😊

[@elizabethmcmurray968]

An all time favorite. Super fun karaoke song, too. Lots of audience participation.

[@tinacook8760]

George Throgood has the audience singing with him to this song when in concert. He also sings "Bad to the Bone". Another great song by this band. 😊😊😊😊

[@mikeflo6459]

George thorogood and the destroyers told one of the best stories of all time and we all can relate with bills bills bills. Just drink it away sometimes. Love it

[@tjmctube]

You need to follow up with "Bad to the Bone", "I Drink Alone", and "Move it on Over". Because of my job, my wife is always in bed and sleeping when it is time for me to retire. Sure enough, our dog is already comfortably asleep up on the pillows on my side of the bed. No lie, when I'm ready to go to sleep I literally step into bed and tell our dog "move it on over, big dog moving in". Hahahaha. BTW saw George live at Cat's Cradle in Carrboro, NC. Absolute classic bar band venue. Standing just feet from the performers.

[@CousinWhatIsIt]

From his official site April 11: "With great sadness, we must announce the cancellation of our Canadian & U.S. tour dates from April 27, 2023 through May 21, 2023. George has been diagnosed with a very serious medical condition that will require immediate surgery and quite a few weeks of recouperation and healing. You, our fans, mean the world to us, and we know this news is not want you wanted to hear, but rest assured George Thorogood & The Destroyers will be back. We’ll keep you updated as we know more."

[@ibr-2doe323]

This is my favorite George Thurgood song! I actually got to see him play this live. It was awesome!

[@Wolverines77]

I was in the Marine Corps from 86-90... This was THE drink order we always gave the waitress or bartender whenever we were somewhere all of us Jarheads could gang loose. It only took anyone one listen to this song to join the legion of 1B1S1B. On long weekends in the barracks you would hear this song blasting everywhere, maybe only being outplayed by "Sweet Child of Mine."

[@jacobsams537]

Thorogood is so underrated as a guitarist! Love watching your reviews you guys! It almost feels you are talking directly to all of us! Thank you for doing what you do! Keep up the awesome reviews!

[@jkbowers56]

If there was one song that could transform the two of you into happy smiling bobbleheads, it's THIS one. :😀 . . . It's great when your joy in music is VISIBLE.... Great reaction!!

[@Jonisha0708]

I absolutely love this song❤, glad you were able to give it a listen.😊

[@bdheine2300]

My best friend met George outside a bar in downtown Eugene Oregon. He was invited in to watch the band warm up.

[@emmarz8934]

Hometown boys could rock a bar! Best bar band ever

[@brentcox7772]

Saw him in Norman in ‘80!! “Move it on Over” is my favorite!🤘🔥

[@lesliec.3029]

Jay & Amber you can’t go wrong with all the songs I saw suggested - but there is one song from George that ALWAYS brings a huge smile to my face. You guys must listen to Get a Haircut !!! It is another great story telling song !!! Love & Appreciate you two. I listen every morning without fail. Big Smiles & Much Love from Mississippi ❤❤❤

[@jayjenkins373]

George Turoughlygood Fox In ALT. Most energy is a theater show! Nonstop for 90+min. No light show, just pure badass!! I wont forget that show!!!!

[@rogerdaly6326]

Back when i was in high school we had a gang of about 12 of us that called ourselves "Tappa Kegga Bud" & this song was our anthem. Seen George 3X and all i can say is if you don't have fun at one of his shows than that's on you !

[@ThatPurpleGirl81]

I love this song its basically a story set to guitar and story is hilarious. I love the quote to his friend "I know, everyone funny, now you funny too."😅

[@breese4425]

Saw him last summer live- this one live is a good time!

[@r3d5ive87]

This song always reminds me of my big brother. He literally lived his whole life like the lyrics in this song.

[@ronsmith5572]

I saw them live in 1977 Had front row seats he came in front of me playing his guitar and I was smoking some really good green bud so I handed him the doobie and he took a hit and did a back flip and then came back up handed the joint back to me I then motioned to him let the rest of the band get some too so , he say to everyone we'll be back in about 10 min . when they came back out on stage George says this one's for OREGON - THE GREEN STATE STATE !!

[@jeremyfagner6808]

Love George Thorogood. Some of my favorite guitar music. This song is a cover of the great John Lee Hooker. I recommend you check him out for some of the best blues. Him and my favorite Lightnin Hopkins.

[@viclagina347]

I saw this man in concert and he was on stage for 4 hours straight. Best concert of my life

[@steved6666]

This song was written by Rudy Toombs and recorded by Amos Milborn in 1953 and titled "One Scotch, One Bourbon, One Beer." It was a hit on the R&B stations and was eventually rerecorded by John Lee Hooker in 1966. Hooker changed the title to what we know today and altered the lyrics and melody to closer resemble those Thorogood sings. Hooker's version also gives the song a definite rock and roll flavor as opposed to its original intended blues. No mention is made of the land lady from Hooker, though.

[@eclecticexplorer7828]

I love Thorogood. He does play quite a few covers, and this is actually two covers in one. "House Rent Boogie" was a John Lee Hooker tune, and "One Bourbon, One Scotch, and One Beer" was written by Rudy Tooms and originally recorded by Amos Milburn (1953) before being adapted by John Lee Hooker (1966) into essentially the song that George performs here. Another great song of Thorogood's -- not a hit, but so much fun -- is "You Talk Too Much." His hits include "I Drink Alone," great covers of Bo Diddley's "Who Do You Love?," and Hank Williams' "Move It on Over."

[@jamesdamiano8894]

If you guys have paid attention to the fact that I almost never recommend live versions. This one however would have been one that should have been the live version. I saw him live a long time ago and he played forever. Check out "Move It On Over" and "Who Do You Love?".

[@Paladin70]

No we haven’t really paid attention lol.

[@patrickbateman7369]

Nobody's paid attention

[@rinhyugaa6565]

Hes obviously talking to them not us

[@richardbertrand3217]

If they have payed attention to you. LMAO. Who the fuck are you? Nobody! 😂🖕

[@patrickbateman7369]

@@rinhyugaa6565 oh look, the genius has arrived!

[@academyofshem]

Watch the LIVE VERSION of this song. He brings onstage the King of Boogie Guitar, Elvin Bishop from TULSA, OK.

[@byranwonderly538]

A great concert I went to was George Thorogood as the opener, the main act was BB King. Truly unforgettable.

[@erniearambula3525]

Amber is right when she said hearing this song live in concert is something else, in 82 I saw J. Geilis, George Thorogood open for Rolling Stones at the L.A. Coliseum.

[@laurin4405]

George is an ABSOLUTE Madman on that Axe🎸 Love his Bluesy jamsThanks y'all((HUGS))

[@magneto7930]

You need to check out Move it On Over by George Thorogood next!

[@alana8863]

'Who do you love?' is also a great one to listen to. Love from England.

[@bessarion1771]

Just saw George and the Delaware Destroyers in concert in Bethlehem, PA in October 2023. It was still awesome!

[@calseeor]

Great reaction as always! It's fun to watch you two travel through the musical experiences for the first time, the way we all did when these songs came out. Love your reactions! As some others have said, I would suggest "I drink alone". To me, an 80's metal head, that was the first George Thorogood song that caught my attention and drew me into his music.

[@valerievelarde62]

That was Good!! I needed to hear that, I saw George Thorogood when I was probably 17 or 18 and You're So Right Amber, to be there in the crowd was a thrill!! Yes indeed, I haven't heard his music for quite a long time, I'm so happy You guys reacted to it- Thank You, Vm!!😊 💞🎧🎶🎶

[@Scorpius65]

Became my anthem. That's how I started my nights at the watering hole. Every time without fail. Great way to start the evening, and whatever time during the day. Thank God I don't go to the watering hole anymore.

[@nyrocks5580]

The best (only?) way to listen to George's songs is to crank up the volume, no matter where you are!

[@charlover]

You two just make me smile, this was a classic! Yeah man! That's the most story tellin' ever! So much fun, thank you!

[@CrashCourseFarm]

Excellent song and band 🎉🎉🎉

[@tomford3018]

I was lucky enough to see him back around 85'. It was a school night. I somehow made it to school the next day. I missed most of the classes while sleeping in the gym locker room.😅😅

[@Reyne-fb7mj]

First heard George in 1981 when he opened for the Rolling Stones (Start Me Up Tour). George played killer guitar and was outstanding. My suggestion to listen to next is his "Who Do You Love".

[@alanstrom2221]

The whole first album is great and worth a listen. It sounds like they recorded the album LIVE in the studio. We have to give credit to the Bass player and the Drummer, keeping it tight.

[@bluetopguitar1104]

Great album indeed!

[@sha1om]

That LP was recorded without a bass player… just lead and rhythm guitars and the drum. Bass was dubbed in later. They’ve recently reissued a version without the bass so you can hear what it sounded like; I prefer the one with the bass, but it’s a fun alternative version.

[@mookie7688]

Saw George live in the early 90s. Absolutely killed it! Move It On Over is a great Hank Williams cover. Check it out!

[@econverse6302]

I had George Thorogood as first pick in my walkman to power walk to in the 1990's. Still have the walkman and tapes and recently showed my grandgirls (ancient in their world) my 33's, 45's and cassette tapes. They even considered my car CD player as old-time and shared video/audio with their friends of grandma's relics.

[@billycoffer8084]

That’s Rock-n-Roll drenched in the blues!!!

[@hazi5961]

You guys should definitely check out "Gear Jammer." It is an awesome song and the slide guitar in that track is out of this world.

[@philthemovieguy81]

You guys definitely need to check out the live version of this song. So much fun 🎉

[@robertmeyer2102]

Saw George live last summer. 72 years young and still slaying that guitar.

[@RuthKing-wm9nw]

Just TOO DAMN GOOD! He's the best..think I wore my albums out

[@Mikaracat]

When it comes to storytelling songs, the only one that tops this is 'Alice's Restaurant' When it comes to George, 'Who Do You Love' is one of my favorites

[@donjackson5522]

I doubt anyone would react to Alice’s Restaurant. I remember it used to be a staple on WNEW in NYC to play it every Thanksgiving. What are you in for? Littering. And everyone would move away.

[@Mikaracat]

@@donjackson5522 My local classic rock station plays it every year on Thanksgiving as well. It's a tradition for me to listen.