My husband told me to really dress up as he was going to surprise me. I decked out in a formal, had my hair done, the whole nine yds. Where did he take me? An outdoors Outlaw concert. I could have killed him. The bright spot was the barefoot guy next to me kept staring at me not sure what to do. He asked if I wanted a hit off his joint. God bless that guy. 😄

The Outlaws were a very good live band and in my opinion very underrated

This was originally done by Vaughn Monroe in 1949. It's been covered by Johnny Cash, Marty Robbins, and Frankie Laine to name a few. The Outlaws put more of a rock spin on it, compared to the original country version. There is over 100 versions, in 11 languages. Love the guitars at the end, unbelievable. Great reaction Harri. Thanks Harri and Miss Blondie. Wow. Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦

Great live act. When I saw them in the late 70’s they used to tour with the biggest rock bands of the time. The “Florida Guitar Army”.

I remember hearing an instrumental version of this on the radio in the car when I was really little, as we were driving home in the dark from Gram and Papa's house or somewhere. No words, but the melody was haunting. My mom told me the title and my imagination filled in the rest.

This song has been covered by a lot of artists over the decades.

Hello Harri, yeah, these guys did a great version. The reason that you know this song is because you did a reaction a year ago to the late great Roy Clark’s version. I knew you had done a version, but I actually thought it was Johnny Cash‘s version, but when I looked it up, Roy Clark popped up.

Gotta love Southern Rock and another great band from my home state! Thanks for the reaction! Your friends from northeast Florida

This song takes me back and what a great version this one is. Thanks Miss Blondie and Harri. 💞

Saw them with Skynyrd at the Oakland coliseum in 1977. Incredible Day on the Green!!!

This song has been covered many times, this is one of the best. Johnny Cash also had a country hit with it. Even Dean Martin put it on an album his way.

Great band. I saw them open for Lynryd Skynyrd at the Calderone Theatre on Long Island. My ears were ringing for days. Also saw them headline at the Westbury Music Theatre . Just a tsunami of sound from all those beautifully played guitars.

also listen to The Highwaymen version: Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, Kris Kristofferson, Waylon Jennings; Also a group called Ghost Riders in the Sky did the same song

Hughie Thomasson, Billy Jones, and Freddie Salem were the 3 lead guitarists with Hughie playing most of the hot leads. One of the most under-rate rock guitarists of all time, he also spent 10 years with Lynyrd Skynyrd. Those fast pickin' fingers earned Hughie the nickname The Flame.

Written by Stan Jones 1948. There have many versions and artist do this song.

Thanks for playing this song I haven’t heard it ages 👏👏👏

Thanks for keeping great music alive!

This was originally done by Vaughn Monroe in the late 1940's on RCA. It was the first 45 RPM record ever released.

The guitar army out of Jacksonville Florida. Saw them in concert and in 1980 and was blown away.

Classic pick, Miss Blondie!!!

Miss Blonde knows good music☮️🌎🔊🎸

I have heard it by these guys, my favorite version by Johnny Cash, it was also in the movies Ghost Rider and Blues Brothers 2000

The very quintessence of badass.

This was in Blues Brothers 2000, covered by the Blues Brothers :) Great video as always Harri

This is a very old song. That’s why it sounds familiar. Done by lots of people.

The melody is based on one that has been used many times. A few examples being "When Johnny Comes Marching Home," "Johnny I Hardly Knew Ye/Ya," "Johnny Fill Up Your Bowl," "For Bales," and any number of which may be a parody of another, I forget. The first two listed are the most known.

Johnny Cash does this song maybe that's where you heard it, or Gene Autry! Great reaction Harri!

This must be an a.m. radio version of the song. There's a 20 minutes long version.

Whia..Devouring that Guitar!😃

Henry Paul left after the Hurry Sundown album, Freddie Salem replaced him, their sound started getting heavier. This was their last album to get a hit single off. IMO Outlaws were best with their more country sounding first 4 albums. Around 1983 me and a couple friends met them at their bus after a show at a small club, we shot the bull and Henry, who returned after he put out 4 Henry Paul Band albums, brought a bottle of wine from the bus and passes it around. Cool bunch of guys.

If you saw the old Marvel film "Ghost Rider" with Nicholas Cage, this song was the end credits theme covered by Spiderbait.

Check out "Green Grass and High Tides" live 1978.

Hari the new lighting arrangement looks 100% better, I have to say. My compliments. 🙂

The movie The Blues Brothers… on TV Roy Clark on Hey Haw and a duet with Glenn Campbell. Fabulous guitarists.

It probably sounds familiar because you did a great reaction to Roy Clark doing an instrumental cover of this song.

Love this! I saw these guys live when they opened for Skynrds last tour before the plane crash. Talk about a show.

Roy Clark and Glen Campbell did a great version.

I remember this song from seeing them play the Bayfront Center in St Pete Florida. Them and Molly Hatchet. What a show

Hughie Tomlinson such epic fast hands , totally underrated

The song was an inspiration on/for The Doors song "Riders On The Storm" according to Manzarek & Kreiger.

You might remember this song from the movie Ghost Rider .

So perfectly done !! OUTLAWS FOREVER !!

Johnny Cash done this song also. And, done a great job!

Its an old country song from the 40s pretty much every generation of country artists has produced one or more versions.

Yes, in fact Shiva in the Puranas is considered something like an outlaw.

Another great cover of this immortal classic from the late '40s, and probably the most Rockin' version. Love the guitars!! Many artists have covered this song, however I still prefer the Gene Autry version from '49 the most, which he covered in his movie Riders in the Sky. It's a classic.

Harri Its well known recently from the 2007 western horror movie Ghost Rider starring Nicholus Cage. But to boomers when we were kids a famous singer Peggy Lee did a popular version in 1949 every kid that ever wanted to be a cowboy remembers that Haunting tune. its a great composition and incredibly dramatic.

The sons of the pioneers did a version and the brothers 4 did a version and the ventures did an instrumental version talk about great guitars they did Hawaii 5-0 in 1967! Enjoy those versions and keep up the good work.

Recorded many time but has always been my favorite version.

This was used in the movie Ghost Rider. When Nicholas Cage and Sam Elliott rode together

I know of three movies it has been in "Ghost Rider" the one with Nicholas Cage, " the blues brothers 2000.

The great Freddie Salem ..

Hey Miss B. This is a fantastic song I just love it. I’m not sure if I’ve heard this version or if it was Johnny Cash or someone else, but it sure rocks! You have great taste❤ Great reaction Harri.✌️

This one brings me back to my Dad's old Ford pickup... heading out to do some fishing. Just me and him... his dog between us. My Pop loved Southern Rock. Thanks my friend. 🍻👍🏽

Yes, ridiculous Indeed! They blazed quite a path, guitar greatness, try Stick Around for Rock n Roll for more! Enjoy. 🎵🎸🎤🎹🎶

Hi Harri. For a different take on this song (and I didn't see it mentioned in the comments) is Geoff Castellucci's recent remake of this one - it's unbelievably awesome! 🙂❤Doesn't have quite the sense of urgency as this one, but does sound more menacing.

Many Great Songs. Hurry Sundown, Holiday and There Goes Another Love Song just to name a Few

Sounds really familier to me too, not that I Can place it ❤❤❤ Sound like a Cowboy movie or TV series 😊❤ Great memory 😊

Nicolas Cage movie , Ghost Rider

Roy Ckark rocked this in the 70s

Great reaction Harri I know there are many versions of this song...however The Outlaws give you the guitar army that adds a bit of zest Love and Music 🎵💜🎶✌️

Strongly suggest their song, "Green Grass And High Tides".

I think that music has been in every western since the 50s..lol

One slight criticism. They omitted the verse that was the whole moral to the song "... cowboy change your ways today , or with us you will ride..."

It was in Ghostrider with Nicholas Cage. Also a Johnny Cash song

Heard these guys at a River Front Park in Sanford Florida in 2012..Amazing sound they produced..

The original is a piece of gold, but this cover is so amazing.

the movie ghost rider with nick cage

The song was released in 1949 by Burl Ives. It's been done by God knows how many others.

The best summation of this version of this song....starts off in a trot, turns into a gallop, then goes into a full on stampede....the Florida guitar Army....The Outlaws.🎼🎶🎵🎸🎵

it's been in alot of movies and shows, it was in the movie Ghostrider with Nick Cage

this song was also used in he movie 'Ghost Rider' performed by Spideerbait

I'd say Clint Eastwood considering the Spaghetti Western vibes

Hurry sundown, green grass and high tides, there goes another lovesong - three other good songs by them.

I believe you did Johnny Cash and Roy Clark version

Johnny Cash sang it

You reacted to this song before about a year ago. It was Roy Clark that you reacted to 😀😀

Harry, this is an old Johnny Cash song!! Plus is been covered many times!!

it was in the blues brothers 2000 movie

Ron Keel does a kickass version also.

You done Green Grass and High Tides a while back and these boys never did get the respect and credit they deserved . And nobody could ever touch them on doing this cover of that song .

You have in the movie Ghost Rider, a Nicolas Cage movie

Lorne Green did a pretty good version of this too - showing my age

There was a Nicholas Cage of the same title in the 90s!

Same who did green grass and high tides

Check out The Outlaws, Green Grass and High Tides"¡

Happy Trails. 69 Dodge Charger R T. 🛣️🌄🤙

Johnny Cash did this same song.

Find the song done by Roy Clark back in the 6’s.

Hughie and Billy were the best combo for the Outlaws. Both gone to soon.

I think the movie's Ghost Rider but this song's probably been in several movies several

There was a movie with the motorcycle go Whit's like a gold one that goes stronger

Old song. Duane Eddy did it. Best I heard was by The Baja Marimba Band.

I personally prefer the Vaughn Monroe verssion

Written by Stan Jones 1948.

didn't you do a Roy Clark reaction to this song?

you reacted to roy clark song.....last year

Perhaps you watched Ghost Rider with Nicolas Cage and Sam Elliott?

You need to listen to the Sons of the Pioneers version. Much better

I'm partial to Geoff's cover: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/r5uhjdWj1NzUpas.html