British guitarist analyses Tony Joe White live with a troll in 1980!

[@panel350]

I was honored to spend 20 minutes chatting to Tony Joe over a wine here in New Zealand in 2015 he was just an absolute gentleman with great stories and advice ! His music will live forever !

[@guruofendtimes819]

U done seen him down south...

[@Ithumpify]

Hey this Steve Spear. Thank you so much for your kind words. It was an honor to work with Tony and Jeff. Especially when we would play that great tune Rainy Night in Georgia.

[@jackiewilburn3063]

You're an awesome bass player brother! I've got the DVD copy of this show that TJW signed for me when I met him in 2010

[@CARNELIANTURQUOISE]

He played at one of my favorite venues The Birchmere quite a bit, I never missed him. I do now😢 a great loss

[@brianforgie5515]

hey man great job. I watch the Live in Austin show at least one a week. Solid job and really enjoy the show the 3 of you did in Austin. Hope all is well and you are still healthy and happy. Peace from Canada my friend

[@Predney]

Amen.

[@katherinea.rodgers8366]

Love his voice and playing. Such great rhythm. RIP, Tony Joe. Thanks, Fil!

[@drewpall2598]

I don't think Tony Joe White really got the recognition he deserved! great storyteller, songwriter and musician. superb analysis on Tony, great backing by Jeff and Steve. it's hard not to get caught up in his storytelling with that voice of his. thanks Fil.

[@gregoryzischke1843]

The best sometimes never do. But you know this guy was too damn frightening for the minstream!!

[@knawl]

Another one of those guitarist with a sort of laid back intensity, jj cale was another one

[@christopherwood9213]

Agree...laid back music --- fantastic feel.

[@lyndamcardle4123]

Agreed ! Less is more !

[@themuttbucket8964]

something so very cool and dangerous about laid back bad@ss's....like....I'm a bad mutha fka I don't need to scream and shout...JJ had it....Tony Joe had it...Muddy had it....need I say more....

[@thonorderud]

So smoooth!

[@davideastburn8791]

Been listening to Tony Joe White for over 50 years.....one of the greatest!

[@lynndow3185]

It's not just because you're from the UK, that deep south accent is magical, warm and involving, (or it might be because I'm an accent geek and truly love them). You nailed his amazing array of skills... great analysis of why what sounded, at first, like just the background of the song is actually wonderful guitar playing! This was a super fun one, merci beaucoup!

[@jamesgordonakacrazylegs8222]

I can only imagine with that voice and storytelling ability did to his kids and grandkids. They probably never slept a wink after a few Tales around the campfire

[@kdeltatube]

Amen bro

[@MikeJohnson-hp8lr]

Been following you for a while now, and am always amazed by the depth and breadth of musical styles you are willing to cover! I’ve been able to revisit a lot of favorite guitarists and discover ones that are new to me...your insights are always well-stated, insightful, and educational. Thanks for yet another great analysis. I hope you keep them coming, as they are always fun to watch, and really help me enjoy and appreciate the artists and performances you share.

[@lynndow3185]

Well put, Mike! Fil always opens my eyes and ears!

[@wallyboy6666]

Exactly! You put it into words perfectly :) Fil's the best - always gives you tidbits about the artist PLUS analyzes with enthusiasm. :)

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks!

[@ToddtheExploder]

Poke Salad Annie was my first exposure to TJW, yet here we are, decades later, rockin’ out to a guy that we forgot all about....Yessir, in the interests of preserving history, I believe we need to organize, share each other’s thoughts, talk about stuff, y’know?

[@glennadamsmusic]

I never forgot about him. I kept up with him and followed his career from the early 70’s until his untimely death. He definitely didn’t get the recognition he deserved, especially in his own country. But it was nice to see him finally get greater recognition in the U.S. in the 2000s. Loved his appearance with the Foo Fighters on David Letterman doing Polk Salad Annie.

[@kennethcurtis1856]

Who forgot of TJW?

[@cadilacslim]

Thanks Fil for the great review. I was 14 when I first heard Tony Joe White on my $5 Japanese radio in LA, KFI 640 maybe 1969 I think. He was so funky everyone thought he was black.

[@Pete-z6e]

Including Tina Turner!

[@robbiet8583]

I did too! The radio and the wonder of who was this singer? I was living in Motown.

[@midnightrambler7837]

I fell for the sound of Tony Joe White after randomly hearing Poke Salad Annie long after it's first release (I believe) in 1969. A true original who bridged the gap between a murky backwoods swamp and a sly and stealthy fox. Love this Fil -Thanks for a great review - you nailed it again!

[@roberthorn333]

The really good ones understand the idea of "less is more" and it's a great way to grab the listener's attention.

[@jazzcat8786]

Great dynamics in the groove! Cool storytelling, using wah, singing and harmonica; quadruple the difficulty🤯. Very well done Fil🤘🏻

[@jamesgordonakacrazylegs8222]

That was one Sly Fox there. He could have been a cat in another life

[@jondanny]

Back in the 70'sI lived in the small town Collierville TN. Tony lived there and I went to high school with his son and daughter. He use to stop in this small gas station/grocery store/bait shop that I worked in and get gas. He was always a super nice person.

[@allen_p]

He has that deep South accent. I'm a native Texan and his deep voice with Southern blues is awesome. I don't think I've heard him before Great choice

[@tezzrterry7485]

You have a big back catalog to get through, Tony has some great albums.

[@swinetrek]

I'll bet you have heard others sing his songs.

[@CARNELIANTURQUOISE]

"Rainy Night in Georgia " was written by him, Brook Benton made it a radio success! I love his Louisiana Swamp Blues!

[@picknfish]

WHERE you been!?! Had TJW's "Polk Salad Annie" on 45! "Rainy Night in Georgia", A Heartworn "STANDARD"! RIP!..

[@kenm7179]

Wow- I didn't know anyone else knew of this song. I have a cd mix that I made (yes, I'm old) with half Tony Joe White and half The Persuasions- fantastic stuff. Kind of similar to the great Joe South (Walk a Mile in my Shoes, Hush, etc.)

[@johnpearce3714]

YES, TONY JOE WHITE IS ONE OF MY FAVOURITE ARTISTS. ---- I HAVE HAD THE PLEASURE OF SEEING HIM A FEW TIMES OVER THE YEARS & ON HIS LAST LONDON SHOWS. --- WE REALLY ENJOYED HIS SHOWS ---- HE WAS IN A REAL SWAMPING MOOD !! ------ HIS GUITAR PLAYING IS FANTASTIC , THAT'S FOR SURE !! ---- HE IS SADLY MISSED. ----- JOHN UK. -----

[@MrSadsack56]

He was definately at his best live!! another great analysis Fil.. thanks to whoever asked for this review!! some of that wah is sublimely played!

[@grahammatthews5835]

Just seen this video today. What a great artist TJW was. I've loved his music for many years but for me the culmination of his work was the album The Beginning, my favourite track from which is Rich Woman Blues. His guitar and vocals on that track are beyond compare. Thanks, Fil.

[@snuffymanson]

It is not just you being from the UK . He had the perfect voice and accent both for story telling . His country/rock/swamp blues mixture made for some very good music .

[@christopherwood9213]

AMAZING WORK!!! Never knew Tony Joe was a fantastic guitar player. His story and sound reminds me of Albert Collins using his guitar to make sound effects. Thanks, sir!

[@vmat1000]

Pretty great to see someone i'd heard in the late '60s (polk salad annie,,,,gators got your granny...) but fave for me is Rory Gallagher 'doing abit of acoustic with a song by Tony Joe White, As The Crow Flies. Hope you like it" from Irish Tour '74. I've played this tune over and over in my head over the years,

[@39thala]

I remember the story about the '3 Billy Goats and the Troll! under the bridge. Interesting you mention his accent. That's pure Louisiana accent there son. (And I ain't talking about South Louisiana Cajun speak, I'm talking North Louisiana piney woods.). Tony was great! R.I.P. You can hear the 'Louisiana Swamp' in his style. "Poke Salad".

[@dannyhughes4177]

Oh, man, finally someone that knows it is POKE not POLK. ANd here in North Ga it is SALLIT, not SALAD. Poke...sallit...poke, poke sallit....

[@sandrasmith7501]

I loved this so hard! Another one that I hadn't heard of..what the heck?! Love everything about the man..his voice, his story tellin' in that same drawl I have, his guitar, his humor...ALL of it. Thanks so much for the introduction.....and of course for the info.

[@joelsimms4636]

PS .Rainy Night In Georgia l think is his best song. Completely different from most of his songs. Check it out.

[@paroldeley586]

joel simms Rainy Night is great. My parents saw him sometime in the 1970s and said he put on a warm, intimate and great show.

[@MrRichulan]

Yes, and also covered by many others!

[@miaschu8175]

I loved that when I was young (Randy Crawford, I think) I'll go and look up his version - thank you

[@CARNELIANTURQUOISE]

"Lake Placid Blues" is another awesome song

[@dlc1119]

Lot of great live videos of him doing RN, I'm partial to this one on acoustic- kzbin.info/www/bejne/m4GpZYN8qcSnjpo and this one on electric - kzbin.info/www/bejne/aavZhpJ7osuUea8

[@indycustommade3568]

Years later they found out who the troll was. His name was James Foley and he lived in a van down by the river. Great story. I could listen to him for hours. This was the kind of stuff we listened to while stealing pot from my best friends parents and smoking it. Great times.

[@glennadamsmusic]

My stepfather was huge fan of Tony Joe back in the 70’s so I too have been a fan watching Tony Joe come out of relative obscurity to international stardom in the last 15 years of his life. He is the Father of Swamp Boogie and was an amazing guitarist and vocalist. Thank you for this!

[@joelsimms4636]

His most famous song is Rainy Night in Georgia. Well he did polk salad Annie. Both were hits . Can't remember if it was Soloman Burke or Brook Benton that recorded Rainy Night in Georgia. One of a kind. Great analysis Fil! Always pointing out the positive .

[@frankoshields7333]

It was Brook Benton

[@phillipward8776]

joel simms It was Brook Benton who took Rainy Night in Georgia to number 1

[@kennethcurtis1856]

TJW also recorded Rainy Night.

[@iansing5278]

Thanks Fil. Thanks Tony Joe, i've loved your music for 50yrs so far...

[@miaschu8175]

I love how the guitar is telling the story.

[@miaschu8175]

And I thought the same about his accent, as soon as he started to talk.

[@kahlesjf]

You absolutely nailed this one too. Excellent analysis. Fascinating. Great clips! Great job!

[@TheOldgeezah]

I haven't heard this guy before - I'm glad I have now. I love the friendly humour. It's like a quiet, friendly conversation but with nice guitar licks. The beefy tone of his strat is outstanding.

[@swamprocker2607]

Get into KZbin and look him up. The guy was fantastic.You’ve got 50 years to catch up on.You’re in for a treat.

[@MrRoach-yo3mz]

Elvis loved Tony's music, he even sang Tony's big hit *"Poke Salad Annie"* in every performance..... RIP Tony

[@mevrammcoyoteV8f150]

Wow did not know that..Elvis kicked ass on that song..loved the live version in Las Vegas..thank God it's immortalized on video.

[@VIDSTORAGE]

Tony writes songs that he never gets recognition for

[@johnpearce3714]

PHIL , THERE ARE SO MANY GREAT SONGS BY TONY JOE WHITE . --- STEAMY WINDOWS IS ONE OF MY FAV. SONGS & OF COURSE HIS OLD ONES P.S. ANNIE , R & I LEE , W& L.M. JONES . ELEMENTS & THINGS IS ANOTHER ONE. ---- HE DID IT LIVE FOR ME -- BY REQUEST AT THE JAZZ CAFE IN LONDON IN 2013. --- A LONGER VERSION , I ONLY WISH THAT WE HAD A RECORDING OF IT. --- YES, MANY THANKS PHIL FOR THIS , TRULY APPRECIATED AS WAS / IS YOUR JERRY LEE LEWIS DOCUMENTARY. ----- JOHN UK. ----

[@jonnyroxx7172]

What a solid groove... Always knew him as a songwriter; didn’t know he was this good as a player. Thanks Fil! Peace. JR

[@massmanute]

R.I.P. Tony.

[@jameskavanagh4300]

More personality and musicality in his little finger than 99% of shredders, love Tony joe.

[@loilt5091]

TJW, the man's had this hypnotic, mesmerizing juju about himself! I first saw him in New Orleans, during Jazzfest, at a smaller venue, separate from the festival. Ironically, Dale Hawkins was also playing, but it was Tony Joe who put a spell on me. He was solo, using a looper, a veritable, one man band. I've never seen anything like it! 6 years later, I also caught him at the Chicago Blues Festival. This time with a band. Although it was great, the daytime, outdoor setting didn't have the intimacy of the smaller, indoor, solo spotlight. One of a kind!

[@thomasjefferson1457]

TJ was an incredible talent. A gifted musician that looked so natural on stage. RIP Tony. ☺

[@bekind6763]

I never heard this song before, I know him from Rainy Night In Georgia, knew he sounded familiar. Tony seems so confident and relaxed while he's performing. Great song, singing, storytelling and instrumentals all the way around.

[@VIDSTORAGE]

Aw come on ,,you know Polk Salad Annie

[@jaystone7587]

That was awesome never heard that before.

[@marcnshawny]

One of the best concerts I ever attended was back in the 70's at Seattle Center Coliseum where Tony Joe White (decked out in a fancy white fringe jacket) opened for CCR. Those really were the days!!

[@gregkerr725]

Loved Poke Salat Annie....a classic!

[@covemangreg]

Great review as always, and Tony Joe....The coolest cat , and a master of understatement . Love it. Can listen to TJW till the 'gators come home !

[@browser007200]

Got some of Tony’s music , love the guy and his bluesy swing ! Still play his album a lot gutted to hear he died RIP Tony you were a one off amazing musician !

[@digitalbrand5510]

Used to see TJW without a bassist, glad to see the bass represented here. He used to play with Cozy Powell. Tony Joe is an organic player. Real southerner right here, came from share croppers. Tony wrote Rainy Night in Georgia, too.

[@wtglb]

Digital Brand I didn’t know he wrote that song! Also played with the great Cozy Powell, didn’t know that either.

[@swamprocker2607]

As I heard it TJW was playing at the Isle of White Festival in 1970ish and was totally alone.Cozy Powell offered to play with him and I’ve read that they did the best set of the Festival.

[@Two4Brew]

You continue to broaden my horizons by introducing me to musicians with whom I had been unfamiliar. Thank You

[@2011littlejohn1]

I remember asking you to analyze this guy so whether or not I inspired it thanks very much. I love all things about him but his voice was so cool I could listen to him just talk. One of my friends was a tv makeup girl in Australia and actually met him I was green about that. I love his approach like - the bass player would be playing one continuous note and he would do sliding third licks over it like in Polk Salad Annie - so effective. It's true less can be more. Thanks again.

[@natcannady4743]

Didn’t know much about this great songwriter/performer until lately. Hate I missed him, love his songs and abilities.

[@lauriefoster1513]

Oh my. Thanks so much Fil.... I have seen quite a few of your analysis... but never did I think about you reviewing Tony Joe White. I grew up in a small town near Memphis.... and of course was a huge fan of Tony Joe, Fogerty and CCR. And yes, I have eaten polk sallat. Thanks for sharing Tony Joe with people who never heard of him. Love this.

[@jurgenblick5491]

Love that swamp rock.

[@michaeldeane9029]

I think Tony Joe was a brother by another mother to Barry White. The timbre in his voice is amazing. His guitar interludes are just perfect. No shredding, just a few smart licks that fit perfectly with what he is singing and playing. As usual, thanks Phil/Fil

[@AWa-ik2ez]

- I LOVE this video. It is great to hear a professional musician’s analysis of various songs. - Tony Joe White was awesome! -

[@jimmoulton9878]

This is a great song with that combo of story telling and sing. Love his use of the wah pedal, they are such a great effect, you can do so much with them. Loved his version of Polk Salad Annie.

[@CARNELIANTURQUOISE]

He wrote it and did it the best, Elvis and Tom Jones did not do that song justice

[@bigbow62]

Oh.... I wanted some " Polk Salad Annie " 😔 Great deep voice and a very talented artist ! Thank you Fil .... maybe we can get some Polk Salad Annie next time 😉 Good info and spot on analysis... well done mate 😎🎸

[@tnvalleyyoga7122]

One of the most original artist in the business

[@alanna8983]

I've never heard of this guy! Interesting act!

[@karenreardon5398]

Always a brilliant review from Wings of Pegasus and this is no exception. I'm a huge fan of Tony Joe White and sadly missed. Thank you for another great video.

[@jojoz]

He was so incredibly popular back in 'the day'.... So great you did this... and as some one else mentioned, yes he died last year another great loss to the music world... wonderful review

[@dougrobinson9236]

I agree with Fil on the rhythm. The drums and bass player are spot on and laying down a totally cool groove. Really cool performance all around.

[@davidpfeifer9489]

Love ur reactions! Greetings from across the pond

[@ericheine2414]

Tony's got an incredible sense of timing. He gets so much flavor, with so few ingredients. He's way down home, there are five forks to the Pearl River. Tony sounds like he'd be at home tying his trout line to the knee of a cypress tree. Catching tabby cats, using the stump perch for bait. The sound is regional, right out of the heart of the Southern bubble. There are Americans down there, You got to eat and drink with them. If you're looking for the roots of rock and roll. Tony's got them. Tony was born in Louisiana.

[@debravirden7130]

Love him.

[@PK1971PK]

Tony Joe was such a unique talent. I never knew the cover of "Poke Salad Annie" was a hit for Elvis in the UK. As someone from the same part of the country as Tony Joe (less than 80 miles away) who could relate to eating poke sallet, the original version was always the best and most liked for us.

[@raymondreid4987]

A true legend of blues swamp music he is one of the best musicians and singers who can tell a story. A real lost art in this day and age.

[@dianatutt400]

What a talent! I really enjoyed your analysis & personal enjoyment of the performance. You are a joy, Fil!

[@tnvalleyyoga7122]

I have one of the first albums TJW put out. In the south we can identify with this style of music and storytelling.

[@sorrystaunton]

Always loved his song “Georgia Pines”.....RIP

[@ChrisJKing-se4dp]

Truly a great artist and song writer ,this song from the stunning album ,The Train i,m On

[@johnmorris5397]

Phil gives great critiques. He not only loves to listen, he's a big fan !

[@jeffbyrnes3686]

TJW is on fire in this concert. Brilliant performance. 😎🎸 RIP Swamp Fox.

[@michaelnettles2570]

I'm hearing the middle pickup quacking. Love that sound.

[@truckerkevthepaidtourist]

just like a distinctive jingle jangle of a Rickenbacker; that is the very famous Strat quack why people want a Strat even if it's a Mexican or a Japanese but if you want to play and want one authentic Strat sound and wanted to quack that's what you got to do.

[@eleetse6701]

Love TJW! Rainy Night in Georgia is one of the most beautiful songs ever.

[@dennislawson8596]

HIS COUSIN IS QUIT THE GUITARIST AND FIDDLE PLAYER DOUG KERSHAW THANKS FIL

[@lauriekane4686]

Wow, I never knew that! Always loved Doug's version of, "Battle Of New Orleans." (I think that was the name of it..."In 1814 we took a little trip, along with Colonel Jackson down the mighty Mississipp."

[@johna1160]

@@lauriekane4686 We fired our guns but the British kept 'a comin'. Isn't quite as many as there was a while ago.

[@jonnyroxx7172]

John A Please! There’s an Englishman present... Peace. JR

[@lawrencetaylor4101]

I remember a concert on PBS with three fiddles, Yehudi Menuhin, Jean-Luc Ponty and Doug Kershaw. They each played a song and then played one together. I remember Doug's arch was out of string at the end since he used such pressure. I was with my cousin who is a good amateur bluegrass guitar player and he was impressed since they thought he wouldn't be up to the talent of the other two. BTW he didn't know Ponty, but who couldn't be impressed with his playing. I can't find it, if anyone can sent me a link?

[@woody816]

dennis lawson doug and joe are cousins. Wow never had a clue. Doug was an amazing fiddle player. He toured with stones for a bit

[@delorangeade]

When Elvis performed Polk Salad Annie he replicated Tony Joe White's storytelling almost word for word.

[@tomjefferson2024]

Look at pictures of Tony Joe White and Elvis Presley in their younger years. They look like Brothers! They're not, but the resemblance is striking!

[@joannebeauchamp1169]

Tony Joe White was unequalled as a singer, songwriter & musician! I have spent many, many hours just getting into his funky, low-down “Swamp Music.” 👍👍👍👍

[@philbrown1538]

Phil - Only recently came across your reviews which I am thoroughly enjoying - makes me go a listen again to tracks that I have known for years ( ..and years ... and years...) and find something to marvel at. Thanks.

[@1e0s]

Thank you for articulating the things that I feel but can't quite put into words

[@KatieReadsKoziesAndMore]

Tony’s voice and accent are very compelling to me as an American woman from north of the Mason-Dixon Line. The deep tones and southern accent are as attractive to me as a good Liverpudlian accent. 😉 A very talented man with a great sense of humor. This song is completely new to me. Hearing this is like receiving a new gift. Thank you.

[@naturalrestingface4909]

...High Sheriff of Calhoun Parish is my favourite song but I never got to see him live. The guy had an internal timing I wish I had!

[@rigelmoon9030]

Austin City Limits has always presented live music in the most tasteful way. Every Saturday night at 11pm EST on PBS. The very best have played there. Thanx, Fil. I really enjoy the way you smile and that makes me smile.

[@wrobinson1702]

I cant believe I missed this when it came out! Another great Tony Joe White song, and a very insightful analysis.

[@duaneatkinson3604]

Great show fil....I do remember the song but never listen to him but now I have another add to my play list fantastic....rock on brother😎

[@loripond1839]

Thanks Fil!!..I have never heard of Tony Joe White, but I definitely know those songs he wrote! Yes, I love his storytelling ability in a Southern accent, reminds me of my Arkansas daddy! By the way, if occasionally we must encounter trolls at all on this channel, they better love rock and roll!!....🤣🤣✌❤🤘

[@lynndow3185]

or they will be dispatched with style!

[@drewpall2598]

Lori Pond, here Tony Joe White from the same show playing "Poke Salad Annie" Enjoy! www.bing.com/videos/search?q=tony+joe+white+polk+salad+annie&docid=608047104555287289&mid=664BEF4D1344C1BD6F26664BEF4D1344C1BD6F26&view=detail&FORM=VIRE

[@loripond1839]

@@drewpall2598 ....thanks!!...I will!!

[@wingsofpegasus]

😂👍

[@jamesgordonakacrazylegs8222]

He was badass and probably could have swung that axe and took his head clean off if he wasn't curious what the troll sounded like playing his guitar. I think we have a few axes laying around for trolls if need be

[@collierladdie]

Brilliant analysis FIL! TJW could tell a story and create emotion with his playing...

[@onthe1481]

Tony Joe White really good Song writer. I believe he wrote a couple hits for Tina Turner. Love that natural wood look stratocaster, I didn't know they made them like that back in the 70s/80s. I wonder if it's custom. Great stuff Fil 🤙

[@delorangeade]

Ritchie Blackmore used a natural wood Strat at the California Jam concert in 1974. Stock, as far as I know.

[@alanhardman2447]

I've always thought that if ever there was an unsung Stratocaster hero, that would be Tony Joe White. Absolutely kills it on Polk Salad Annie, too!

[@ueno1]

I still have Tony's original single of Polk Salad Annie on Monument Records. It was a hit in my area of the Southeast. I heard Tina Turner listened to Tony's demo of Steamy Windows and wanted to meet with him about it. When the meeting happened and he walked into the room she started laughing like a crazy woman cuz she thought by the sound of his voice that he was black!

[@reemclaughlin4260]

I dig him. ✌🏼🤗💖

[@wilywascal2024]

Thanks for following up on this suggestion, Fil! Haven't heard in years, forgot all about this song! Appreciate Tony Joe White much more now seeing him live than before, when regarded as just another country/blues/pop act. More of a hard rocker/psychedelic blues fan back then. That would still be the center of preference, but greater respect and appreciation for a wider spectrum of music surrounding that, I guess. Grouped this song with others like it -- 'Troglodyte' and 'Hot Rod Lincoln.' Quite a bit of talent in Tony Joe White, which can be appreciated by any other guitarist or musician. Gets a great sound out of that instrument, as most advanced players like Tony do. Great voice and singing ability, but not quite what the mainstream rockers were looking for when spending their hard-earned dollars, or asked what gift wanted. Tony faced stiff competition from various genres he crossed, and never found that niche that brought him the fame and success he may have otherwise enjoyed under different circumstances. Another problem is that many of these artists were only good for one or two decent songs. Ironically, would now likely purchase an album or CD of his if encountered!

[@jurgenblick5491]

No one can match Tony's talent

[@ahmadsyazwan9693]

🖒🤗

[@TheSnoopindaweb]

💭💨🗯 Good show again, that multi-screen is good. good health, drive careful 🦅.

[@chiptmcc8656]

Well.... Just hell yes! Mind your troll now :-) Nice catch on that solid background.

[@TomasWildViking]

A very interesting take he had on music. A great musician who knew how to tell a story

[@kikigamble4315]

Hi. Other great singer / story tellers are Harry Chapin, Kenny Rogers - the Gambler, Cat Stevens, Gordon Lightfoot, Jim Croce, Billy Joel - Italian Restaurant. Happy New Year!! Peace to you and yours

[@gregoryzischke1843]

Kenny Rogers??

[@carsonholliman7112]

First!!!!!! TJW was a bad as with a great southern voice and warm smile .. His music was sadly not as famously shared in the era people were either into disco or southern rock. You should listen to I get off on it , it’s a great TJW song funny too

[@manoftheworld1000]

Yeah! He was vastly underrated as a musician, it'a cryin' shame!

[@swamprocker2607]

Try these 2 songs:- Lustful Earl & The Married Woman Organic Shuffle Great.So original and so funny.

[@drewpall2598]

Just watch this one again after your Rainy Night in Georgia Tony Joe White analysis. Tony could sing and play the slow Ballard and the rockers! He was another excellent singer, songwriter and storyteller.

[@DoctorQuackenbush]

I love his guitar and vocals in “Polk Salad Annie”. This song is new to me. Thanks.

[@brucehelppie6119]

tony was a very underrated performer. what a great talent. good review, wings.

[@staxter6]

Was playing Homemade Ice Cream on the Gretsch trying to nail the harp solo this afternoon, great song...