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I'm throwing it way back this #ThrowbackThursday to 1990, when Strength in Numbers performed on Austin City Limits. It was such a great season, too, since it was the show’s 15th anniversary! That same year, B.B. King got a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, The Simpsons debuted as a half-hour show on Fox, and we lost Stevie Ray Vaughan and Jim Henson.👍

Thanks for editing and taking the commercials out, really good.

I have a new appreciation for Leo Durocher, honestly. He seems incredibly respected by the majority of those he managed and had his finger on the pulse of the people he mentored. I love great storytellers with their own flair and style, and he had that in aces, too. I never really watched many interviews with Mickey because as a Milwaukee fan growing up and to this day, the big clubs always get the attention. But now I feel like I cheated myself out of knowing how modest and sharing of a player he was, which was indicative of his constantly trying to put light on Hank. I loved the ump being included in this talk, too. The stories they must have are priceless.

Great!!

Big orange on his lip lmao?? 😂 i dont get it

if only someone knew how to host a talk show- if only there was anyone interesting enough to be a guest- we are missing the great entertainers of another era :(

Wonderful music , wonderful people , Jerry for ever in my heart, thank you very much for sharing . I love it , what a beautiful performance. Loving greetings😍😍❤❤

This is being played at hyper-speed. Good thing there was no cocaine around in the 80's that could make something like this happen!

He’s like an A Plus student….all class.

Before blue hair, a man was a man

Those days are gone. But I like to keep alive and well ❤

Wow

I am sure this has been said before, but there are a lot of comments. The bass player is absolutely smashing it.

Try and find a movie called, “Soldier in The Rain,” with Steve McQueen. Jackie Gleason was spectacular.

Smoked 4 packs a day.

Every time I hear melancholy serenade I get a lump in my throat.

He would be gone within 2 years. Very sad.

Pickin' and a grinnin'..RIP Jerry

“ I believe that Jackie Robinson was chosen not only for his athletic ability, but also for his temperament.” -President Obama #42 🕯

Big big bonus that they are still together and singing

What is the full line up? Bill, Kenny,? ? ?

That black trans am and that KW and stagecoach trailer. Anybody who would paint his trailer like this would go to a ministers funeral dressed in feathers!!!!

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When I was a kid I always liked him, the characters he played. Of course you have the supporting people that are almost equal to the lead.

L E G E N D

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tousaint was a musical genius and true nice man.

My Band coverd a few of his hits back about 7 or 8 yrs ago!!! We eccorporated a two piece horn section for tunes like NY CITY and GIVEN IT UP FOR YOUR LOVE !!! Hes got a bunch of great tunes !!!!

41:57 Benson's reaction after Earl's lick

Just watching movie. 42. See his wife still alive 102.

It would've been awesome if he said "Hell, I got to go!" at the end 😂

When she was at her peak! Her voice still had that pure, sweet tone with none of the brassineess that has creeps into female singers’ voices as they continue to ply their trade.

That 1975 World Series was one of the best ever. I'm a Cincy guy but the Red Sox were also a great team. Could have gone either way And right on to Carlton with his sentiments about Sander's attitude.

What a gem. So glad I found this.

Como pasamos de esto al Reggaeton?

I diddy wah did it!

Actually this was the first white country rapper

I love This❤😂

RIP Snowman!❤⛄️ How's Fred??🐶

Yah! ❤Baby!!

Brutus!

Бешенные ребята

He had a tear in his pants 👖 left leg 😂

To me, Mr. Robinson is one of our great Americans that this country has ever produced.

He played at a private cow sale where I’m from in Texas around the time this was filmed. He personally visited with everyone at the sale before he performed. He was a funny charming man. There was only one Jerry Reed.

Born in 1884, that's crazy to think all the changes he saw.

In 1982, “Austin City Limits” nominated and won their ACM and CMA Awards, and it's still the highest-rated live music show on PBS. Emmylou Harris and the Hot Band were some of the performers on the show that season, along with Rodney Crowell and the Cherry Bombs, Kris Kristofferson, Jerry Reed, Chet Atkins with special guest Jethro Burns, Johnny Lee and the Urban Cowboy Band, Charly McClain, Willie Nelson, and many more. Season 7 of Austin City Limits featured the following performers: Emmylou Harris and the Hot Band, Rodney Crowell and the Cherry Bombs, Kris Kristofferson, Jerry Reed, Chet Atkins with special guest Jethro Burns, Johnny Lee and the Urban Cowboy Band, Charly McClain, Willie Nelson, Guy Clark, Merle Haggard with Leona Williams and the Strangers, The Bellamy Brothers with Diamondback, John Anderson, Larry Gatlin and the Gatlin Brothers, Ricky Skaggs, Tompall and the Glaser Brothers, George Strait, Don McLean, Terri Gibbs, Roy Clark, The Geezinslaws, Pete Fountain with Johnny Gimble, Jazzmanian Devil, George Thorogood and the Destroyers, and David Olney and the X-Rays.👍

That's some difficult guitar parts !

best country song ever