Jackson Jambalaya

Why? Cmon KF

Yeehawwwwwww

Very cool. In addition to Warren Haynes early in his career. Thanks for posting.

One of our local tattoo artists has applied most of DAC’s ink. Probably even some on what those little shorts are hiding.

That's a man secure in his manhood wearing those shorts on stage

Great songwriter.

If you weren't there for the 80s you don't get that those shorts were normal back then.

Sick racist.

See @ 6:23:56:02 Warren Haynes in booty shorts. Maybe the A/C was out that night.

Cocaine and alcohol influenced music and attire....

Many years ago, I saw DAC at a small club in Hattiesburg and he put on a great show.

"you don't have to call me darlin, darlin" one of my favorite songs.
Coe calls it the perfect country and western song.

@ 2:02

I'm sure you feel the same way about N.W.A, Snoop dog, Opry and all of the other white haters out there.

But let's make sure and see if you've got the nuts to post it.

Cocaine is a helluva drug!

Regardless! This man wrote and sang his songs and used a real band and real instruments! Music these days
Just can’t hold a fiddle to the old stuff. And by the way…it ain’t country unless you have a fiddle and a steel guitar! Rap SUCKS and has been the erosion of much of our society. The ole boy may have been a racist but he didn’t
Talk about killing cops and beating women or raping them.

Saw him many decades ago at the ole “Ben & Marney’s”. Probably early 80’s. He would not allow air conditioning to run during his performance. Supposedly was part of the contract. Like him or hate him he made his mark in music mania.

Get it right or leave it alone.

It's "I was drunk, the day my mom got out of prison'...

Not, "I got drunk...."

I lived and loved the music of the eighties. Also the sixties and seventies. And I never saw a straight male wearing anything like that on stage.

What the hell has this got to do with 'Dac's ink'. Put the pipe away!

I've seen him perform five or six times. The first time was at Hal and Mal's. It was an outstanding show. Unfortunately most of the other shows were disasters. Usually comes in late, very drunk, plays five or six songs, if that many, then gets mad about something and storms off the stage. Show over, money down the drain.

The air conditioning thing is real. He got used to living without air conditioning while in prison. So a clause is inserted into his contracts that the venue has to turn off the air conditioning while he performs. I learned to wear a T-shirt and a jacket I could remove if he was performing in the winter. He also would make his traveling band ride in a separate bus.

If he ever does a show again, just be aware that you are not buying a ticket but making a donation.

Very few, who can afford several buses, travel WITH the band.

Musicians/performers and their bands no longer ride the radio-station circuit in station wagons with drum-sets tied on top.

Many a busted wig happened because of this song.