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"San Antonio Rose" This is my cover of "San Antonio Rose", a song written by Bob Wills. Bob Wills is western swing, period. For those of you who have been following my videos, that's a new guitar I'm playing. I found it in a local guitar store and it was calling my name so sweetly that I just had to take it home. And yes, I did get dressed up just for this video ;) Thanks for watching, and don't forget to rate the video and leave a comment. Check out some websites about Bob Wills... http://www.bobwills.com/ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Wills http://www.texasplayboys.net/ Tags: San Antonio Rose Bob Wills Texas Playboys western swing acoustic guitar |
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Koolau Lap Steel w/Rob Ickes and Paul Anastasio Footage from NAMM show 08' Rob Ickes stopped by our booth to play his new lap steel with swing fiddle legend Paul Anastasio. The tune is the Bob Wills "Maidens Prayer", Thanks again Rob and Paul, look forward to seeing you soon here in Hawaii! Ko'olau Guitar and Ukulele Co. 401 N. Cane St. Wahiawa HI 96786 808-622-1064 Visit Rob's website at: www.robickes.com Paul's site: www.swingcatenterprises.com and Koolau Guitar and Ukulele Co.: www.koolauukulele.com Tags: maidens prayer rob ickes steel guitar fiddle swing bobwills bluegrass dobro koolau ukulele blues world music |
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Joel Paterson Trio - "Maiden's Prayer" The Joel Paterson Trio at The High Noon Saloon in Madison, Wisconsin - CD release party for Joel Paterson's steel guitar CD, "Steel is Real." Featuring Joel Paterson on pedal steel, Beau Sample on Bass, Alex Hall on drums and special guest Scott Ligon on the Hammond B-3. Performing a Bob Wills classic, "Maiden's Prayer." For more info check out myspace.com/joelpaterson. Tags: country blues jazz westernswing bobwills pedalsteel buddyemmons |
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SwingCommanders HAWAIIAN WAR CHANT Ta-Hu-Wa-Hu-Wai. SwingCommanders HAWAIIAN WAR CHANT Ta-Hu-Wa-Hu-Wai of BOB WILLS. This was recorded during the Swing Commanders (from England, United Kingdom) 2008 USA Tour. Peter Riley -vocal - double bass - guitar, Gaynor Sutcliffe -vocal - piano - violin - accordion - double bass, Kathleen Ord - vocal - piano - violin -- saxophone - percussion,Naomi Koop - vocal - violin - double bass, "Champion" Simon Brady - vocal - guitar - steel - mandolin, , Dr Mark Warburton -- drums. Montage from Continental Club in Austin, Sam's Burger Joint in San Antonio, Tags: Westernswing Swing Hawaii BobWills |
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Rare Rolling Stones-Jagger sings Bob Wills Still King This is a short clip of Mick Jagger singing Bob Wills is Still the King, an old Waylon Jennings song. He said this show, in Austin, Texas on October 22, 2006 was the only time he would be doing this song. The show was in Zilker Park, the only non-stadium concert on the tour. Please rate clip and leave comments if you like.. Tags: RollingStones MickJagger Austin BiggerBang BobWills Waylon Jennings WaylonJennings RareStones Rarerollingstones |
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Joel Paterson - Whoa Babe - Bob Wills tune The Joel Paterson Trio live at The High Noon Saloon, Madison, Wisconsin. Featuring Joel Paterson on guitar and vocals, Beau Sample on bass and vocals, and Alex Hall on drums and vocals. Performing a western swing classic by Bob Wills and The Texas Playboys. For more info check out myspace.com/joelpaterson. Tags: country jazz blues rockabilly swing jumpblues westernswing bobwills |
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San Antonio Rose Instrumental on the Harp Tags: harp song bobwills sanantoniorose maybelle newport carterfamily |
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PIERO UMILIANI-"Mah Na' Cowboy" (1971) -From, "QUESTO SPORCO MONDO MERAVIGUOSO" (Italy, 1971) -"CE MONDE SI MERVEILLEUX ET SI DEGUEULASSE" (France) -"MONDO PERVERSO -DIESE WUNDERVOLLE UND KAPUTTE) (West Germany) "The superb soundtrack to the 1971 mondo shockumentary "QUESTO SPORCO MONDO MERAVIGUOSO" (literal translation: "This Dirty Wonderful World"), directed by Mino Loy and Luigi Scattini. Alessandro Alessandroni returns to scat a western sequel to the original "Mah Na Mah Na" (1968)! See also: PIERO UMILIANI -"Mah Na' Mah Na' " (the original, 1968) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8nBG5o... PIERO UMILIANI-"Samba Mah Na' " (1968) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cWNi57rKPEs PIERO UMILIANI-"Il Micione e la Gattina" (1971) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mW6i01... Resources: http://www.myspace.com/pieroumilianiofficialspace http://www.myspace.com/alessandroalessandroni http://www.myspace.com/eddadell39orso http://www.myspace.com/eddadellorso http://www.enniomorricone.com/ http://www.chimai.com/ http://www.myspace.com/enniomorricone http://www.myspace.com/morriconemood http://www.myspace.com/brunonicolai http://www.myspace.com/armandotravaioli http://www.myspace.com/rizortolani (All rights reserved by the copyright owners. This nonprofit fan-made video is solely to promote awareness and interest in the artists, the music, and the films.) Tags: EnnioMorricone PieroUmiliani Alessandroni MahNaMahNa TheMuppets CountryWestern BobWills EddaDellOrso |
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BOB WILLS / SITTIN' ON TOP OF THE WORLD THE KING OF WESTERN SWING AT HIS BEST ...I DIG THE STEEL GUITAR ... Tags: WESTERN SWING COUNTRY |
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Bob Wills & the Texas Playboys - Faded Love Bob Wills was the driving force behind Western Swing, a form of country & western that was broader in scope than the parent genre. A master at synthesizing styles, Wills brought jazz, hillbilly, boogie, blues, big-band swing, rhumba, mariachi, jitterbug music and more under his ecumenical umbrella. He has been called "the King of Western Swing" and "the first great amalgamator of American music." Wills grew up in a part of Texas where diverse cultures and forms of music overlapped. His enthusiasm and mastery were such that he assimilated disperate genres into what might best be termed American music. (Wills called it "Texas fiddle music.") Tags: bob wills texas swing music |
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Bob Wills Breakdown + Bob Wills shows his master showmanship as both bandleader and musician in this short known as Fiddlin' Man. Backing the king of western swing, the gum-chewing pianist, the expressionless guitarist, and the giddy drummer make playing with Wills look easy. See more at: http://www.weirdovideo.com Tags: 1940's King of Western Swing Bob Wills Fiddle Oklahoma |
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Bob Wills - Lone Star Rag In this clip, from a 1940's B Western, Bob Wills and the Texas Playboys, on stage to entertain the locals, are introduced by Tex Ritter. The King of Western Swing then launches into a rendition of his classic 'Lone Star Rag.' "They're good, aren't they?" Tex Ritter responds, "Best in the West." Too right, too right. See more at: http://www.weirdovideo.com Tags: 1940's All Music Bob Wills King of Western Swing Lone Star Rag Oklahoma Tex Ritter Texas Playboys |
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The Rolling Stones - Bob Wills Is Still The King A Bigger Bang tour. Tags: The Rolling Stones Bob Wills Is Still King country rock |
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Stay All Night by Bob Wills And The Texas Playboys Bob Wills And The Texas Playboys Tags: Stay All Night Bob Wills Texas Playboys Three Stooges |
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Take Me Back To Tulsa - Bob Wills And The Texas Playboys Bob Wills and the Texas Playboys Tags: Take Me Back To Tulsa Bob Wills Texas Playboys |
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BOB WILLS-2 # 1 HITS OF 1942 Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys Induction Year: 1999 Induction Category: Early Influence Inductees: Bob Wills ( fiddle, mandolin, vocals, bandleader; born 3/6/05, died 5/13/75), Tommy Duncan (vocals), Leon McAuliffe (vocals, steel guitar), Johnny Gimble (fiddle, electric mandolin), Joe "Jody" Holley (fiddle), Tiny Moore (fiddle, electric mandolin), Herb Remington (steel guitar), Eldon Shamblin (guitar), Al Stricklin (piano) Bob Wills was the driving force behind Western Swing, a form of country & western that was broader in scope than the parent genre. A master at synthesizing styles, Wills brought jazz, hillbilly, boogie, blues, big-band swing, rhumba, mariachi, jitterbug music and more under his ecumenical umbrella. He has been called "the King of Western Swing" and "the first great amalgamator of American music." Wills grew up in a part of Texas where diverse cultures and forms of music overlapped. His enthusiasm and mastery were such that he assimilated disperate genres into what might best be termed American music. (Wills called it "Texas fiddle music.") "We're the most versatile band in America," Wills forthrightly asserted in 1944. He might've added that they were most innovative band as well. Certainly, they forced country music to open up in its acceptance of electric instruments. Even rock and roll's freewheeling spirit of stylistic recombination has antecedents in the work of Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys. Wills was born into a family of fiddlers that included his father, John Wills, who regularly won Texas fiddling competitions. Bob Wills learned how to play fiddle and mandolin from his father. As a young man, Wills performed at house dances, medicine shows and on the radio. With commercial sponsorship, Wills' bands performed on radio in the early Thirties as the Aladdin Laddies (for the Aladdin Lamp Co.) and the Light Crust Doughboys (for Light Crust Flour). Following a salary dispute, Wills renamed his band the Texas Playboys and relocated to Tulsa, Oklahoma, where he had a live radio show. This exposure led to a contract with American Recording Corp. (later absorbed into Columbia Records). In 1935, Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys laid down 24 tunes during their historic first session at a makeshift recording studio in Dallas. The group recorded prolifically in the late Thirties and early Forties, laying down such classics as "Steel Guitar Rag" (written by Leon McAuliffe, the Texas Playboys' longtime steel guitar player), "Take Me Back to Tulsa" and Wills' signature song, "New San Antonio Rose." Their biggest hit, "New Spanish Two Step," topped the country charts for 16 weeks in 1946. Wills' mix of horns, fiddles and steel guitar made for a uniquely swinging sound that grabbed the public's ear at mid-century. The Texas Playboys always had fine singers like Tommy Duncan and Leon McAuliffe, and Wills punctuated the tunes with jive talking, falsetto asides and cries of "ah-ha!" He'd call out soloists by name and instrument, good-naturedly goading them on to rollicking performances. In terms of personnel, the Texas Playboys expanded and contracted like an accordion over the years, according to Wills' desires and the whims of the market. At one point the Texas Playboys were 22 pieces strong, although the band more typically numbered between 9 and 18 members. There were personnel changes and musical shifts as Wills struggled to adapt to the changing face of America in the postwar era. Nonetheless, there was always a solid core of loyal regulars in the Texas Playboys. After leaving Columbia in 1947, Wills continued to record prolifically for such labels as MGM, Decca, Longhorn and Kapp. The group also toured the country and often performed at a Wills-owned dancehall in Sacramento, California. In 1968, Wills was inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame. A year later, he suffered a debilitating stroke. There were reunions and recording sessions with many of the old Texas Playboys in 1971 and 1973. Wills' final stroke came in his sleep following the first day of recording for a December 1973 session that resulted in the double album For the Last Time. Confined to a wheelchair, he'd reprised his role as bandleader that day with a group of musicians that included former Texas Playboys. He never regained consciousness and died 18 months later. Wills has been revered by such country-music legends as Merle Haggard (whose band, the Strangers, was configured in the style of the Texas Playboys) and Willie Nelson (who covered Wills' "Stay a Little Longer"). The contemporary Western Swing group Asleep at the Wheel cut a pair of tribute albums that have kept Wills' name before the public: the star-studded Tribute to the Music of Bob Wills & the Texas Playboys (1994) and Ride With Bob (1999). Every year, Bob Wills Day is celebrated on the last Saturday in April in Turkey, Texas. Tags: MUSIC COUNTRY BOB WILLS |
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BOB WILLS NUMBER ONE HITS OF 1940 Bob Wills & The Texas Playboys placed 3 number one hits in 1940. 1. Ida Red, 2, San Antonio Rose, 3. Yearning. Tags: music country western swing Bob Wills Texas Playboys |
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Bob Wills & his Texas Playboys - Take Me Back to Tulsa The band's signature song... live in studio in 1960 or so Tags: country western swing bob wills |
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Bob Wills & his Texas Playboys - Rockabye Baby Blues from WFAA-TV's (Dallas) "Music Country Style". Thanks Powerball! Tags: western swing |
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Bob Wills' Texas Playboys - Wake up Susan/Liberty Times ain't like they used to be [videorecording] : early rural and popular American music, 1928-1935 Tags: Bob Wills Texas Fiddle Breakdown Country Oldtime |
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texas playboys bob koefer steel guitar rag western bobby koefer does steel guitar rag with truitt cunningham san antone rose band Tags: bob wills texas playboys bobby koefer truitt cunningham skeeter elkin western swing billy champion stogie buckhorn |
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texas playboys fat boy rag ex bob wills truitt and the san antone rose band kill the fat boy rag Tags: bob wills texas playboys bobby koefer truitt cunningham skeeter elkin western swing billy champion stogie buckhorn jazz |
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Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys - Texas Playboy Rag STEREO - Pause audio, OPEN (more info) then click--- Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys - Texas Playboy Rag note -true country!! Tags: Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys Playboy Rag country |
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Faded Love-Bob Wills cover a Bob Wills cover by the Montgomery Music Man Tags: Montgomery Music Man Bob Wills Faded Love |
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Bob Wills & Tex Ritter - Church Benefit Concert A delightful musical interlude in the 1940 B-Western: "Take Me Back to Oklahoma". Features 4 Bob Wills tunes. Tags: Western bob wills tex ritter |
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Chet Atkins & Band - Bob Wills Medley Chet and Band picking Bob Wills Medley. Tags: Chet Atkins |
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Bob Wills Day: No Chairs Allowed Darrell McCall sings "Another Bridge To Burn" at the dance platform during Bob Wills Day in Turkey, Texas April 24, 2004 while dancers glide across the floor. Tags: Bob Wills Red Steagall Turkey Texas Dance Western Swing Ray Price Music |
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Brain Cloudy Blues BCB Band sings Brain Cloudy Blues by Bob Wills. Tags: BCB Band Oklahoma City Taylor Guitar Bob Wills |
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Bob Wills & Tex Ritter - 2 songs on the trail From the 1940 B-Western "Take Me Back to Oklahoma". Bob Wills and his Texas Playboys team-up with Tex to save a gal's stagecoach line. Tags: western bob wills tex ritter |
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Waylon Jennings - Bob Wills is Still the King (Studio Version) Waylon Jennings - Bob Wills is Still the King Tags: Waylon Jennings Bob Wills Willie Nelson Highwaymen Ralph Mooney Shooter DAC country |
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Bob Wills Texas Playboys Blue Prelude Joe "Frank" Ferguson on lead vocal, he switched off playing bass and singing with Joe Andrews, no idle time on the Bob Wills bandstand you know/Outstanding Bobby Koefer, Skeeter Elkin, Cotton Whittington Tags: Bob Wills Texas Playboys Western Swing Koefer Skeeter Elkin Blue Prelude Snader Film Transcription |
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Bob Wills - Oklahoma In this clip, from the B Western "Take Me Back to Oklahoma," Bob Wills and the Texas Playboys croon in perfect harmony 'Oklahoma we love you,' with Wills' signature backup calls. Riding with Tex Ritter, they sing together 'Calamity Kate.' But, clearly, the King of Western Swing makes Ritter pale in comparison, in our opinion. See more at: http://www.weirdovideo.com Tags: 1940's All Music Bob Wills Fiddle King of Western Swing Oklahoma We Love You Tex Ritter Texas Playboys |
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