the Outlaws - Freeborn Man (1977) video free download

John Werner

I feel lucky I got to see them before Harvey Dalton Arnold joined with Henry Paul singing lead. Henry Paul was a decent rhythm guitar player ( Hughie was an amazing lead and Billy Jones could step right in and not get shamed which says a lot). That said Henry Paul was a fine singer in the original The Outlaws and while I like Harvey fine I've got to defer to Henry Paul singing it as the band's definitive version. I do credit HDA for keeping much of the original fire burning for the band's third album "Hurry Sundown" because while it wasn't as good overall as the first two, they were amazing, it was a very good album in it's own right.

Bruce McKinley

Are you braindead? Don't waste our time with your stupid phone recording. You do us all a grave disservice! Who wants to listen to such shitty sound.

roadawg music

my favorite by these guys

TheBigjohn527

Probably going to stir up some hornet's nest shit worse than cattle rustlin' on here. But here goes: Henry Paul couldn't even carry Hughie's guitar case as far as I'm concerned. Billy Jones' either. Have you seen Paul in concert or on here with his "New Outlaws" since Hughie died? Second rate band. I said it here!What that conniving cut-throat vulture Paul did to Hughie and his widow Mary was unthinkable. I'll save that tirade for another day !!! RIP Hughie,Billy & Frank O'Keefe.

JamTracks by Randy Struble

No making those guitar player faces, no overstated gimmicks, just pure guitar playing with emotion. You can't tell me when you hear those twin leads it sends chills down your spine!! Just a note to the dude who said he heard this song was written by Paul Revere and the Raiders he needs to go back and check Jimmie Rodgers who performed this song and I believe wrote it as well back in the thirties. It is well known in bluegrass circles. A great rendition is done by Tony Rice. Long live the Outlaws!!! They did introduce bluegrass through electric guitars to the world!!

beachie321

to the sons of Dixie...you all ... thanks for the weekend on right side of the mason Dixie line Richmond Va. once an outlaw always an outlaw

sherry myers

I sure miss these days.....Hughie and Billy....You were the Masters!!!!! Florida's Guitar Army!!!

luvtotruck

@kimberly wojeck No it was recorded by Jimmy in 1969 , This song was written by K. ALLISON AND MARK LINDSEY of the great 60s band Paul Revere and The Raiders.

Kimberly Wojeck

In the late 50's

Kimberly Wojeck

This song is a rock version of a Bluegrass standard written by the great Jimmy Martin.

Pete Spino

adreniline rush!

luvtotruck

Amazing this song was written by the great Mark Lindsay of Paul Revere and the Raiders and K. Allison

fuzzydidit

listened to these guys from their start...I currently have the prototype guitar developed by slm and presley in the 70's the Electra Outlaw Guitar endorsed by the band...

fuzzydidit

Brainstorm.....I think the Bar was called The Hitching Post and I was there 72-74...I am a native of Temple Terrace..born n 54 I am a few years younger than Henry Paul but lived there at the same time..did not leave there till 87

fuzzydidit

cant remember name but used to go there ..was it the one located out on Nebraska ave....I watched these guys all over Tampa I believe it was 72-74 not exactly sure

Jim Dorman

I don't think I've ever seen any videos with Henry - I was hoping this was one.

craig t.

i love hughie but man,billy had that style...god bless them both.why are the great ones taken before their time?

Richard Hammond

It is very unusual to see Harvey Dalton Arnold sing!

jdj62464

i can't remember the name of the of the bar, but it was some hole in the wall place in Tampa,Fl. this was around 1986-89 memory is i a little fuzzy from those days, but Billy Jones had this no name band he use to jam with after leaving the Outlaws (i have my idea on why he left). it was so cool to be standing right next to such an amazing guitar player. watching him play the old Outlaws classics. miss you Billy & Hughie.

beachbumsailordude

This is what it looked like when I saw them. My 1st concert and one of the best I've ever seen. I was at the show broadcast from Nassau Colleseum on King Biscuit Flour Hour.