Clint West - Big Blue Diamonds video free download

Kenny Guilbeau

Playing for years ever night killed that beautiful voice. . But he was one of the best 

Della Meaux

I used to go see Clint West at the Bamboo Club in Lake Charles. Love his music 

David Holliday

We used to hear Clint West and the Boogie Kings on Sunday night in Beaumont in 1961 at the continental club out on Hwy 90. GG also sang in the band.

Austin Foreman

I love louisana and love swamp pop 

Bobby Slocum

I love living in Louisiana,I love this music

David Holliday

Yes it is Clint I first met Clint in Beaumont in 1960 when he had the Boogie Kings with Ned Theall and GG Shinn and Badeaux

grob beckus

It's really Clint singing

GAMMIESUE

Hey Chris, this is Pat from Tobes....How are you? You still in Lafayette? Is this Clint singing, it really doesn't sound like I remember him?

Christopher Louviere

I played with Clint for over seven years in the nineties. I can't tell you how many times I played "Big Blue Diamonds." As far as I know he no longer makes records. However, although his records are great, the best way to hear Clint is live. He's older now and I don't think he plays anymore. But anyone who ever saw the original Boogie Kings, or the various bands he formed, got a chance to see a great show. I'll always be proud that I was his guitarist for over seven years. Christopher Louviere

angela collom

When I first heard this song sung by Jacky Ward back in '72 I fell in love with it. But I like Clint's version better.

John Arabie

Great song...Clint...I think of Betty, your sis in law and lover, everytime I hear this song. I will never forget the drive from Houston to her funeral ~ ice all over, saw a truck load of deer with icilces from their racks on that trip. Thinking of you this holiday season Betty, you were tons of fun and lots of laughs.

marvin roy

Guess I'm in a Swamp Pop Mood. Lol. Nice to have such a broad base of musical interest.

Eugene DU PONT

@starboydc THANKS STILL MARRIED TO HER!!!!

Eugene DU PONT

FOUND MY WIFE @ HIS SESSIONS @ THE FOUR CORNERS CLUB IN EVANGELINE,LA. TY FOR THE RIDE 9TH

Rodney Hayes

I think Tammy Wynette would have wanted this man to stand behind! Nice vocal.

starboydc

Clint's version is as good as it gets; I'd put it up against Little Willie John's - and Gene Summers had probably the best "country" version - it was actually a country song FIRST - Gawd, Tex Ritter & Jimmy Dean(!) recorded it BEFORE Little Willy J, Clint, Gene and many others. Jackie Ward butchered it. But anyway, oh, yeah, Clint's version is awesome & I love the story from fireman70537 below - wonderful!

Eugene DU PONT

4-CORNERS CLUB 1975-1980 WHEN THEY CLOSED I DANCED THE LAST DANCE ON THE FLOOR WITH THE JUKE BOX PLAYIN CLINT'S SONG MET MY WIFE THERE AT 15 BEEN MARRIED 34 YEARS. THANKS FOR THE MEMORY I STILL GOT LEFT, AND, THANKS FOR THE RIDE

Johnny J

Hey, My friend, Not bad!~Enjoyed!

Weber Deshotels

classic...all the way...swamp pop and country music native son legendary song...big blue diamonds...that is about how blue...blue can get....great...

urbanlegend777

One my all-time favorite songs by a great singer, Thanks, Clint!

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