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Johnny Cash could’ve made a mean cover version of this song back in the day.

Great old music

I grew up with these songs , When the world was still a GOOD place to live

Had no idea this was made, pretty cool

It took me at least 20 minutes to find this

Dino Valenti does a great version

So good!

Where there are times I always remember those past years I am living in these life I ' d been with a meaning flower it sees thru my love for scents fragragrance that I love dearly most 💯✨🙏👑🌻🌹🍎🤍🌈🟡❤️🍏🩷🍓

Good Lord Almighty Bobby Osborne just flat shows out on this Jimmie Rogers classic..

sure glad I was a teenager in the 50's - 60's....imo

I own this 45 pictured here! Got it out of my grandfather's jukebox! Reminds me of childhood! ❤

Thank you.

The walking bassline in the background...... a delight.

Canned Heat does it better.

The pinnacle of Classic Rock musicianship.

Leyenda! G rande P ersona

Bill one of the very best -real good countrymusic 🥰

Me and my cousins grew up dancing in the livin' room to this song! Love it!

I had to comment it was at 666 comments. Can't have that. I am superstitious. Anyways. This is the best way to see if you are too drunk to drive... NAH. I am kidding. I always said if I can't sing Merle put me to bed. This would really get me tongue tied. Have a great day. Tracy. Sober since 2000. Still can't sing this song...

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omg

Have this album...I know you rider is screaming!

It's boogie time

Who knew ??? Brian Ferry, eat your heart out 😮😮😮😮

This song cuts!

My mom was a 'rocker', she had a motorbike and went sightseeing places. She did no even knew what a 'rocker' is or was supposed to be, until people told her.

This is one of my all time favorite songs ! Seen them in Kokomo Indiana with my Father !

Great oldie song

Aún así kn éstos aparatos primitivos kmo muchos le llamamos, es una canción de poca madre, y muchos la interpretan asu estilo y aun así no se deja de escuchar hermosa, x ejemplo, Cannet Hea también la canta y se oye de poca, credito al creador de esta rola.

Cloutierville Louisiana..southern star..bubba's

❤❤i played this when I was young now I a am 67 still love it❤❤❤❤

Damn I miss the 60's

THIS IS THE BEST ONE'S SINGING THIS, SO FAR. I REMEMBER THESE SINGING THIS. IT'S SO BEAUTIFUL AND AWESOME. LOVE LOVE EMMM, U BETTER BELEIVE IT..

Lee Graziano's Drumming on the American Breeds Version, makes this Version; Sophmoric at best...

The tears are just wailing up inside, such a beautiful voice from a beautiful lady who could sing anything but chose hard-core country music.

that is such a great percussion section wow

I've only ever known the Canned Heat version.

Gram's original or Merle Haggard cover?

Classics like this never die!

I am Canadian I've never been outside of Canada I'm listening to this song that I found from being on my record that once belonged to my uncle

This is still the best version

❤first time hearing this masterpeice!❤❤❤❤❤❤

What happened to the word “Me” in the title on the 45? The version that got the most attention was from the 1968 “Super Session” album with Al Kooper and Steve Stills.

Love the song. I heard it first by Dino Valenti, which I think is a better rendition. It's also on UA-cam.

I'm sitting here, singing along with Del. The grandkids are looking at me like I have a third eye! I miss my truckin' music. It's sad they don't have talent like that anymore.

Buenos tiempos de mis hermanos mayores

Now the gratefu;dddx$l dead and other lesser known rendition of the song are pretty cool but if i were to characterize the dead version to John Phillips id say the deads faster more slapstick and spaghetti western. To Johnny's. Epic western soundtrack with a high gravitas or impactful nature His sliwer rendition is both elements of country and some blues infused notes but 8s also a funky chug A lug. Sound. Totally majestic cowboy. Epic. Story of. Ones Family betrayal and the winding road accompanied by the howling and moaning of desert like blustering wind it is an homage to all cowboy songs and the stories of adventure hard life no creature comforts save coffee and maybe even sugar. But i imagine that at the turning point in a young man's life something intrinsically mesmerizing about sleeping on the open range. Art this critical time of transition into manhood. That is a catalyst that could gakvanize the young mans will and steel his nerves.

I AM from Denmark,I have always loved Commander Cody

All modern country can fuck off, this is so much better!

High octane bluegrass at its best