Skipper Duke

Ramblin’ Gamblin’ Man – Bob Seeger
Ditto on what Brian said, we've had some great 'manly' songs going here!
Except for the backside of that Talking Heads CD. ROFL

I'm a Ramblin' Man - Waylon Jennings
I so love this live version, from 1989. The steel guitar, Waylon's unique sounding guitar...man let's jump in the General Lee and tear up the roads!

Sorry, Big Enos, I don't know where he is.
 

Everything seems to be fine now. The last 3 times I logged in it worked great. Life was weird without the HazzardNet. Our numbers aren't as high as they used to but this is a case of quality meaning more than quantity.....and my cousins here are of the highest quality! 
On an unrelated note, I ordered a new dirt bike. Mine is 25 years old and has a ton of problems. I'm feeling like a kid waiting for Christmas. 

That reminds me of Hank, Hank Jr and Hank III. It's amazing how Jr doesn't sound like the original but the Third does. Those genes do skip a generation on occasion. 

Cousin Roger yep!

(Season 1 Swamp Molly)
Uncle Jesse Duke:"Now, now, Molly, before you start up with one of them schemes of yours, I want you to remember that them 2 boys in there, they's on probation." Swamp Molly:"Why Jess, how you talk. Alright, if you ain't got the time, or inclination-" Uncle Jesse Duke:"Uh let's just serve up the pie, an' you an' Alice can stay as long as you want." Waylon Jennings:"The boys never could figure that strange hold Molly had over their Uncle Jesse. To their mind, that old debt had been paid twice over, with interest. Before they was even born."

(Season 5 A Little Game of Pool)
Don Purcell:"The road's out. What do we do?" Joe Landis:"Leave it up to the car!"(General Lee flies) Don Purcell:"Whoo!!"(General Lee lands) Waylon Jennings:"The General sure jumps prettier when the Dukes are drivin'. But I guess you can't hold a thoroughbred back even if you ain't got no class yerself."

(Season 3 Carnival of Thrills) Luke Duke:"Well cousin, I gotta say I'm glad I'm here." Bo Duke:"I'm glad yer here, too."

(Season 4 Hughie Hogg Strikes Again)Rosco & Cletus sirens.
Bo Duke:"What the heck is that?"
Luke Duke:"I don't know!"

(Season 1 Daisy's Song)
Luke Duke:"When you record a song, yer supposed to get royalties." Bo Duke:"Well, uh, where is this publishing company anyway?"

This lady isn't painted
This song was written for, and featured in
a couple of years ago. The picture of Eva Longoria (I hear she's in a popular TV show) is because she appeared in another commercial for a similar product (from the same company) around the same time. The similarity between this song and
has been much commented upon.
The worrying thing about my last post is that YouTube offered me a version by the cast of Glee - is nothing safe .

It took me days to recover from that one.
Also took me awhile to find a suitable reply. I give you:

...getting paid for being laid.... nice work if you can get it.

Uhhhh.....
Considering it's one of the drinking anthems around here (and probably around the world) I couldn't say never. Sweeeet Caaar-o' line....ba ba ba! Good times nevah seemed so good (so good! so good! so good!)
Now I gotta find another song to post before I can't get Sweet Caroline outta my head.

Both.
 
Sidenote: Hearing the grandsons of Cash and Jennings blew my mind by how much they sound alike the legends.
 
But as good as they were, I have no hopes they'll ever be as good as Johnny Cash and Waylon Jennings. Plus, Scott Eastwood as good as he looks, he's a mediocre actor, sadly (imo).
 
 
This was funnily one of his better roles since he had little to do. lol
 
Scott Eastwood, Whey Jennings, Gabriel Thomas, etc need to find their own character than live off of the fame and success of their father/grandfathers. It's just not gonna work forever.
 

Larry The Cable Guy

I Ain't Living Long Like This - Waylon Jennings
Garrett, your link goes to 'I'm Gonna Leave You Tomorrow'. 'What's A Memory Like You (Doing In A Love Like This)' can be found here. Don't worry - it's not like it's a hardship having to listen to two John Schneider songs .

"Good ol' Boys" John, Tom, and Cathy's version
Know I've used this one a time or two before...but not this version. LOL. Had to put this on my favorite list once I listened and watched it. Great version of Waylon's great song.

From the Clint Eastwood movie 'Any Which Way You Can' - "Right turn, Clyde" .

It's been a warm Twos-day. 59 degrees. The local news reported that the high temp on 2-22-1922 was also 59 degrees. 

I'd say it's a tie....both equally. 

Which one y'all like the best? A: The TV Series version? or B: Waylon Jennings Studio version? or C: Both?

Well Hoss, couldn't match the last half of your song, but I could the first half. This song came to mind instantly when I saw your song title...even though I haven't heard it in a long time. Though love the song...very true. Gotta admit, am a big Tim McGraw fan.

I love this song! Also like Montgomery Gentry - would love to see them in concert...bet they put on a pretty wild show. This song always reminds me of the Dukes or of Hazzard County and their kind of attitude. If that makes sense...It should be "Uncle Jesse Won't sell the farm" HA HA.

Another great New Kids on the Block song...
Sorry Hoss...there's none of their great dancing in this video.