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Lonnie Mack - Too Rock For Country, Too Country For Rock And Roll
Music video by Lonnie Mack performing Too Rock For Country, Too Country For Rock And Roll. (C) 1988 SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT
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Happens he was just right for both.
You guys ROCK.LOVE IT
Top essa música 🎸🎷
Solid clean guitar nobody plays it anymore.
My very first concert was seeing Lonnie Mack at the Biddeford Ice Arena in Biddeford, Maine when I was about 13 with my dad . Being a kid I didn't know any better and walked right into the backstage area alone like I belonged there and met the man himself. He was a very nice man and a gracious host. Even let me play one of his famous Vs a little. I had no idea at the time what an honor and rarity that was to even touch one. Honestly one of the best memories of my adolescence. Thanks Lonnie, I'll always be grateful that you took the time to be nice and encourage me.
Lonnie is one of my biggest influences on my style an everything been a blessing to grow up around the McIntosh family an hear all the stories of Lonnie he still inspiring us aurora boys to pick ❤🤘🏼
@wadeknight9202 - I recently went to see English guitarist/songwriter/singer Richard Thompson (for the umpteenth time). He spoke about the recently deceased Jeff Beck, admitted to 'borrowing' from him, but then added that Beck borrowed from the great Lonnie Mack, so that made it all fair (since all the greats borrow from other greats I guess?). Today I decided to check Lonnie Mack out and I find that Thompson's 'unique' tone and phrasing is indeed indebted to Mack (and Reinhardt, Paul etc. etc.). Difference is that Thompson's song writing is next level and he also uses traditional (non blues) influences including soloing over a drone (bagpipe style), as well as being a superb acoustic player.
Love it !
Lonnie always did his thing! If you like it...fine If you don't...fine
Love it!!
Seriously overlooked artist. His live Attack of the Killer V album is a good one that's worth a listen.
Old man dancing rocks!
I'm kind ashamed to admit it. I've lived 51 years and never heard of Lonnie Mack. I was researching Stevie Ray Vaughans influences and saw his name. Wow he is great. Better late then never.
He's definitely an overlooked artist. I discovered him back in the 80s from a Dj on a local rock station. On Sundays she would play jazz in the mornings till noon, but at 10 40 she'd play a blues song. She called it the ten forty blues break 😄 She introduced me to a ton of great blues artists. Check out some Albert Collins music if you haven't. And there's an album called Son Seals "live and burning" that you may enjoy. It's really raw etc but that's what I love about it.
@@hog7203 I'll definitely check Albert Collins ans Son Seals Live And Burning out. Thanks for the info.
My Tastes In Music is All Directions. Love This song. ❤😊
Preach It Brother! ☠️❤️☠️ 🔥🔥🔥
he was great
I have a cassette tape of our band playing this song back in 88. My guitar player back then loved Lonnie. We actually had an awesome band. Danny died in 93 of a brain aneurysm he was 47 and I was 30. I was the drummer. I've never seen this video until now. I must say that Danny knew music and taught me guitar. Lonnie was a phenomenal musician. Wish I could have known him. Love this song . In my heart it's home cause I really am too rock for country and too country for rock & roll. RIP brother. Heavens got a heck of a band.
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Is there a live version of this with lonnie mack plz
YUP! love it
There‘d be no rock without country
LEGEND STRIKELIKE LIGHTING WTH STEVIE
💯👏👏👏😍😎🙌
My dad played with him and is in records with Lonnie good times
Guitar professor
Right on Lonnie!!!
I Met Lonnie Mackintosh when I was about 8 years old in Greensburg IN My 2 older Brother's got to Jam with Lonnie and I just Staired at Lonnie and that Gibson Flying V making it Talk to us. REST IN PEACE Lonnie Mack. You and my Dad and my Brother's is the reason I went on to play Guitar 🎸 THANK YOU IN HEAVEN LONNIE, You are missed ❤️
Still a fan
Can't beat Lonnie Mack! Check him out with Albert Collins and Roy Buchanan at Carnegie Hall. Yes, I am Pimpin!
LOVE this song !
Saw Lonnie at Garvin Gate Blues Festival, Louisville, 2010 ish, he's a Hoosier, love em, he kicked butt!!!!!!
Saw Lonnie ,a couple times in Cincy and had his album in mid 60's. He was very talented and should have gotten more recognition !
Someone should make a song named Too ROCK For Country!!! 😎🤘❤️
Hello Michelle how are you doing hope you’re having a great time with your family may God bless you and your family
Wow...
I had a really nice lady as a room mate at the hospital. She was really funny & had a charming personality. She asked me if I knew who Lonnie Mack was and I replied, yes. She said “he is my son” and she smiled. It was easy to see that she was really proud of him. Well, he and a couple of his friends came in to visit mom and the atmosphere was so uplifting! He loved his mama! And his friends did too. Really nice!
Hello Anna how are you doing hope you’re having a great time with your family may God bless you and your family
@@Jameslopez5682 Thank You James. God bless you and your family and I wish you well. Have a Merry Christmas 🎄⛄ and a Joyous New Year. Love, 🌹 Operation RoseWell Lady Anna Marie.
@@ladyannamariehowland2541 you’re welcome Anna nice to meet you and where are you from?
@@ladyannamariehowland2541 hello Anna how are you doing today hope you’re having a great day?
@@ladyannamariehowland2541 hello Anna how are you doing?
We lost Lonnie exactly 5 years ago today. My favorite guitarist / vocalist. One of the originators of the blue eyed soul movement of the early 1960s. One of the most talented guitarist/vocalist combos in history.
I really miss hanging out with him. He retired to the town I live in. We would meet up usually on Wednesday at the local watering hole. He would tell me stories about people he had played with and for. The man never let fame ruin him. You would never know he was such a legend. RIP Lonnie, hope you and SRV are jamming.
@@lookingbehind6335 That’s very interesting my man!
MANTULLL...👍
That voice!
Diana how are you doing hope you’re having a great time with your family may God bless you and your family
Your country Rock dude
Best drinking music
Pity He didnt get the due credit. Amazing player. Love his style.
This guy is amazing
Lonnie used to go fishing in our farm pond when I was a little kid back in the late 70s. Then him and Dad would sit in the barn half the night drinking homemade wine and smoking doobies and playing music . I always was glad when Lonnie came over he was cool and I knew there would be some fun. I didn't even realize til much later, when I got a guitar of my own and listened to his records , just how good of a guitar player he was.
My mom always told me that we were second cousins and would show me his Strike Like Lightning record and play it all the time when I was a little girl. It's when I first showed an interest in playing the guitar when I was about four or five that she told me about him. I never got to meet him sadly and I only really learned of what he actually did for music a few years ago and I feel pretty damn guilty about that, actually.
He was the most down to earth guy you would meet. Lonnie retired to the town I live in. He would come to the local water hole almost daily. He would talk about life on the road and the people he had met. You never would have known he was such a legend. I still have a pick he give me one day we were hanging out. It’s personalized with his name and a Flying V. RIP
@@lookingbehind6335 Me and my grandpa talk about Lonnie sometimes, My grandpa would go see him play when he lived in Aurora Indiana, he said he was an amazing guitar player, then when talking to my grandmother, she ended up telling me that her best friend from high-school ended up marrying him
@@theRavensRed Don't you worry about that. He did a lot for myself and a lot of others....Lonnie Mack, RIP
Awesome
Late to the party but STILL an awesome song! RIP Mack!
2020 still make me eargasm
Блин вроде бы 17 лет, а нравится кантри! Все друзья говорят что это говно, а не музыка!Не ужели у меня нет вкуса?
Lonnie is an absolute legend. A phenomenal musician and terrific man. I’ll miss him for as long as I live.
Grew up in the 50s with a guitar in my hand, With the Grand Old Opry, Jimmy Reed and Bobby Blue Bland. Everybody asked me what I play, everywhere I go. I say I'm too rock for country, too country for rock and roll. Well, my brother's in the Army with a country western band. But I'm setting home, playing music with my old man. When my uncle came to visit, he turned me on to Soul, Now I'm too rock for country, too country for rock and roll. So I'll just keep on playing The songs I love to play. That's all that matters any way. Sometimes I think I'm standing in the middle of the road, Cause I'm too rock for country, too country for rock and roll. Well I'm too rock for country, too country for rock and roll. But the whole joint's jumping and they keep on begging for more. Cause when you're out there on the floor, It don't matter which way it goes. It ain't too rock for country, too country for rock and roll. Yeah, when you're out there on the floor, It don't matter which way it goes. It ain't too rock for country, too country for rock and roll.
I love this 😃😃😃😃
Lonnie Mack never failed to deliver the goods. Stevie Ray Vaughan's first record when he was a kid was Wham. In an interview he said he played it so many times over and over that it drove his dad so crazy that he broke the record. And if you want to see an interesting short interview check out Bootsie Collins talking about Lonnie Mack.
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drummer?