#47073  by caspersvapors
 
i can definitely take bobby singing this for some pedal steel by jerry. it really doesnt matter who sings a song like dire wolf

 #47109  by Benthegoodbum
 
This is one of the few songs that both the boys can sing pretty well. Tres cool

 #47117  by Good Times
 
Jerry on pedal steel is always great. Not too keen on Bobby doing the singing, I guess I'm just spoiled by Jerry since this is one of my favorite songs.

 #47261  by warrenMFKNhaynes
 
phew! i thought it was Ratdog!

Jerry sounds great and so does bobby. they both sing this good.

 #47266  by hesgone95
 
Wow! what a grate little nug...Thanks for the link. I have this theory about the Boys doing traditional type stuff. When Jerry sang the songs, you feel like you're sitting on the porch of some backwoods southern cabin in the mid to late 19th century. When Bobby sang those tunes it was like listening to a classic early 20th century country great, like Hank Williams. Jerry had the real oldtime voice, but Bobby had(has) that real
Americana country twang. I don't think either one is better, just one more thing that made this group the gratest group ever. This Dire Wolf is IMHO a perfect example, Jerry sang it real oldtime and Bobby in this particular version very 30s or 40s country twangy. Just my opinion....Thanks again for the link

 #47284  by Henry
 
I find it interesting to listen to. Bob's interpretation of the song, his whole phrasing etc., is so completely different from Jerry's that he almost transforms it into a Bob song.

 #47290  by Rev_Roach
 
bob sure does phrase a lot differently than jerry, just try singing along to loser, eyes, franklins, etc at a ratdog show and see how it works out

 #47316  by Chuckles
 
Sounds like either Jerry hadn't figured out the Casey Jones line to date or he was tripping his face off.

Love the pdeal steel, but is it Jerry on all the tunes? I hear two guitars plus pedal steel on a couple tunes... but def Jer on Dire Wolf. Very cool find!