The Kentucky Headhunters "Walk Sofly On This Heart Of Mine" Live 

Totally agree! They are a fun band to dance to!🕺💃

@DG Truer words have never been spoken, my friend.

Right on man. They was looked over for ppl like Garth n Alan. Not saying they not good, but there's a lot of great 80s n 90s music made by groups such as these fine fellow rednecks that was not so highly playable in repeat on major radio. This is also the time when DJs really just hammered the same dam songs 40 times a day.

How about the Stones of Country Music?

I love this genre of country. Is it country or Rock? I've never heard of them until I saw Greg Koch do a review of a clone of the 1959 Gibson made electric guitar being played by Greg Martin. That's a genuine 1959 Les Paul Standard Martin is playing and it is probably worth $500,000 US. And they sure can sing and play. A great American band keeping American roots music alive! I'm sure glad to have stumbled across them.

first time for me - Manchester England last Saturday they rocked the place and can that Fred sing the blues - never heard him sing on any videos I've watched so it was a surprise, he was brilliant. Well worth the wait for them to tour UK

James Weekley I lived at Fort Polk from ‘02 - ‘08. Never heard of it either! 🤣😆

Best basketball except for the TAR HEELS !! Go Carolina !!

Ah, so that's where my missing box of oranges went in '93

If you ever get a chance go I've seen them twice and they are amazing

That's not the orginal Hank the plank. It's his reissue. They look close, but I think that guitar got retired from the road.

Yep.

Firefall?

@@EricNoneless 80s band "Cinderella" pops into my head. Can't remember the name of the album. Had a great "see ya later I'm gone song". "I just say so long...." Gave it to an ex for Valentines Day!!!

@@kennethmeiser2045 I thought you was saying Firefall was a version of Kentucky Headhunters as Phelps brothers...

@@EricNoneless Firefall was the original band with the Phelps brothers. Then they formed the Kentucky Headhunters. Then they went with The Brothers Phelps.

They are great live

So, i didn’t know who Greg Koch was and know nothing about guitars. BUT, because of your comment, I looked it up. Really enjoyed it!

@@cathyl2338 Get a guitar and learn to play. You will Love it.

You can see it @1:47 It turns the lights to a different color when he turns it up ' so it's a light switch of of the sort. You should pay more attention to that.

@@keithclark486 It's not a light switch. It's a pickup selector switch to choose the neck or bridge pickup. You should pay more attention to that!

@@dougburchfield7364 Ok Doug you should have paid more attention that I was paying more attention to the lights changing when I was paying attention to the switch and the lights changing at the same time when the switch switched ' So how are you gonna explain that? Do you think the switch is hooked up to the lights? Or how does that work at the same time? If you will point that out ' I will pay more attention to how that works the next time and I can explain it to somebody else that didn't pay attention and I will tell them that I paid attention to somebody else that was paying attention. I still think it has something to do with the switch.

Ricky the lead singer quit because he wanted to do gospel music

Ricky , Like so many others tthought he deserved more money being Lead singer, Allthough they were great buddies , Greg and Fred said BYE BYE

Doug Phelps is one of the KHH's original lead vocalists.

Ricky Lee Phelps was the original lead singer. He and Doug (the lead singer here) left the band to form a group called "Brother Phelps." When that group wasn't that successful, Doug came back to KHH, but Ricky Lee didn't. Doug has a similar voice to Ricky Lee and does well.