Mountain Smoke with Vince Gill - July You're a Woman video free download

Lorretta Williams

Wish we could find the video when he and the band played the Edmond Armory, we helped that show, my sis and me! Love Vince Gill!

joripage1

Great John Stewart song

mardijohns

Love the live version of John's. He talks about Pat Boone calling him up and asking him if he could change the lyrics a little to make it a little bit more 'G' rated...."let me pull on over to the side of the road to show you I'm not mean....wanna pat my bunny?" LOL

Mickey Marche

There was at one time. Then it was yanked. You'll have to buy it on Amazon.:)

A Bluezguitar

Hate to tell you this, Bill Hood also died last year. Do a search on YouTube for Maya - Walking_In_Memphis featuring Bill Hood Not sure about the female singer; they had several over the years. There are other videos of Maya on YouTube as well.

A Bluezguitar

Sure I remember Maya, Speedy West Junior was their lead guitarist. He sadly passed away last year. Rings was another great band from that era. I know musicians who were in both.

Bible Believer

Your kind of coming across as a jerk. There is no one "best" singer, musician, or genre of music, just different syles and different preferences. I suggest you try to expand your tastes a little and not loop bluegrass in with genres that aren't even related to it (like polka). By the way, what's wrong with Polka dancing, anyway? I've never done it, but it looks fun.

miatafan04

Is there a Red, White and Bluegrass version on YouTube? That was the first version I ever heard.

nocknock57

Check out John Stewart's version on his classic album "California Bloodlines, circa 1971.

A Bluezguitar

Actually John Stewart wrote the song. Jim and Vince do a great bluegrass version though.

YvonneRaquel

my granpa jim wagoner wrote this song with vince gill

A Bluezguitar

Yes they are quite similar... I'd never heard that version. I wonder which one was recorded first? This version was released in 1975.

azitaliana

Great version of "July".........closest to Red White and Blue Grass version. Thanks for this one !

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