Hank Williams Jr - Tired of Being Johnny B. Good скачать видео бесплатно

Mitchell Byars

THAT'S RIGHT 

tyler ray

funny how a song that's over 35 years old still speaks truth today

Bit Gamer (TwoBitGamer)

this song makin a lot sense right about now

deepwoodskentuckian

it has gotten alot worse sense then Hank, the current administration sure has done a good job of keeping gas up..

Thomas Moon

In case anyone doesn't know Hank JR is talking about Johnny Rebel.

THEONLYBIGEAZY

Lol I met him a few years ago he wasnt anything like that but then again we werent booing them either we were all drunk

vadenp76

dear glowstick, just shut the fuck up you blabbering idiot

glowros

And yes, *support* was intentional. Work it out.

glowros

Vaden if you're (please not it is NOT your) going to comment at least demonstrate basic literacy. *There* indicates where something is. As for your (please note it is NOT you're) obvious contempt for President O'Bama ... one can reasonably surmise you are a support of that world wide joke known as baby Bush.

PsykoToons

epic hahahahahaha "started fighting the audience"hahahahaha

GoodKing Bad

sickem hank

laminateZOO

.............He's got it all wrong about instant ice tea though!

DUSTY1373

song sounds like today life

Kenneth Coulter

Hank Jrs recordings are definently among my favorites. But live, he truly sucks. I seen him 20 yrs ago or so, at Jones country Texas. And him and his band were so fucked up they could barely talk straight, and people started pooing them. Well instead of trying to do something to help the matter, instead they allo jumped off stage and started fist fighting the audience. It was really pathetic, they ruined the whole fucking show. But I still love his old redneck style country and blues in th 70,80

MrSteelerfan58

Hank Jr came out with this song almost 30 years ago, but man does it ever ring true to this day.

Greaz

sounds amazing right now

Coy Moore

Mr. Obama Is A DumbAss And Dont Have Any Idea What Good Music Is !!!!!!!!!

Ronin Spoon

A couple of weeks ago I bought the Hank Williams jr album Whiskey Bent and Hell Bound. The title appealed to me, it was in the $5 bin, I was on a road trip, and by god I listen to and like country music. The second track on that album is the video below, titled Tired Of Being Johnny B. Good.I listened to Bocefus (that's his nickname) when I was in high school, but hadn't really checked in on the old boy in a number of years, and was never really what you'd call a devoted fan. By the third stanza in the song I was kind of amazed at how relevant he had managed to remain. The song is all about how average working men are finding it hard to adjust to tough economic times, and how tired they are of being told to cut back by people who live lives of excess. It's really a very relevant commentary on our times.And then I listened to it a second time.The second line is "And I aint crazy about dollar a gallon self service gasoline."I did a mental spit take when I heard that. Dollar a gallon! Man. I wish! It occurred to me then, that this might not be a contemporary recording. Sure enough, the song was recorded in 1979.Here's the point, in the last 33 years, the average American's problems really haven't changed. They're still concerned about the very same things. Republican, Democrat, it hasn't really mattered. Despite what the doom seers and hyperbole chiefs want you to believe, things aren't on the tipping point. We aren't about to implode as a nation into a socialist dystopian nightmare of forced gay marriages any more than we are close to tumbling ourselves into a right wing tyranny of fundamentalist theocracy. Now, more than ever perhaps, things are pretty much just like they've always been.

Surfintunes70

came out in 1979, and could have been written yesterday(with a few changes).. good job Hank Jr..

maverick man

no body has the guts anymore to be jonny reb, every body just bends over and takes it

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