Agreed! Just watching this, the nuances and perfection are amazing.

A little late to comment but listen to Stevie ray Vaughans 1984 version

Same way I felt when I first heard it in the '80s. Im 56 now and it is still one of my favorites.

And a line to Go with it😊

Iam 48 been listening to this since I was 16. Playing it now

Nice

I know man. He matches the tone of that sax almost excellently. He is such a good guitarist. Really big inspiration to get me back into playing!

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Plus attorney fees.

soothes

When Dave Mustaine calls u a legend... love George Thorogood! I bet Dave could play some bad ass blues!!! Both u guys are Legends!

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I have seen George 7 times now in concert.

I totally agree.

Well said

I saw him around 2009 sixty bucks I think. Nice venue too.

I agree, my wife and I went so many years ago in Newcastle Australia. Just awesome still one of the best nights

Saw him in Fort Bliss back in 94 or 95. No pyrotechnics, no fancy show, just pure, unbridled rock and roll.

@@phatminer I'm envious you saw him in Oz, I'm in Brissy & would kill to see them..👏👏🇦🇺🍷

@@sonjavandam1306 hope you get to see him soon, I want to take my son.

I lived in Fairfax and went to see George at the Fairfax show....I’ve seen him 6 times at various shows.....George and his band were awesome. PLAY ON GEORGE !!!!!!!!

Good but not that good, Steve vai, Joe satriani,Gary Moore, too many to mention

Simon Ladds, agree to disagree. Mark Knopfler is another one.

Stevie Ray Vaughan.😇 Rip Stevie.❤️

I agree. I have since the early 1980s

Def top 5

he isn’t a solo guitarist he will even tell u himself he can’t go out there alone and play

As always bad to the bone and it's a 60 dollar gig

Yup

All

Saw him 5 times too!!❤

And touch him he is awesome

I'll never understand those who crap on George's slide work - he learned form some of the old slide players.

totally

Oh YAAA!!!!!!

I like Gary Moore version better

Stevie Ray version is best but I like to hear different takes on it

Jeff LaPlant

agreed, I think many, those rockin' before 'n' after Mr. Berry, have been influenced by his music in one way or another

andrew anderson m

I have heard many Renditions of the song played before but I have never heard a voice such as George Thorogood and the guitar play the steel guitar slide guitar whatever you want to call it it's kind of like that sexy leg you see in the window of the Christmas story you just can't look away you can't turn a year it's just so damn good that saxophone it's like that you wanted to hurry up and come up but you don't want to take away from Georgia so low but then again you don't give a damn cuz both are good it's kind of like a expensive dinner wendish comes and it's so damn Delicious but nothing was on its way and you wanted to hurry up but you don't want the experience you're experiencing now the end I think this is the greatest I know Manny won't disagree but it's my opinion plus he does this thing with the guitar that sounds like bullets ricocheted and that's what I called I called bullets it's badass plus that kid in the audience that look like he's cracked out of his mind just goes to show you what is being witnessed rock on George