Blue Yodel No. 9 by Jimmie Rodgers (1930)

This video is presented as an historical reference by Empty Set Group, producers of "Waiting For A Train", the new Jimmie Rodgers musical.

[TexasRevving]

He didn't catch the reference I could tell

[ericsukiennik]

the fact that we are all looking for the reference Colter Wall makes proves he is cooler then we could ever be.

[colbyprice]

I’m here because I didn’t catch the reference

[perdido]

To Who It May Concern: This evening in the parking lot of a 7/11 store, three young lads in their pickup truck were blasting a "modern" country/rock and roll version of this song for all to hear, already three sheets in the wind and strutting their stuff. I don't know if they realize it but 90 years ago, somewhere, three young lads with a Model T pickup were blasting this song on a Victrola for all to hear, three sheets to the wind and strutting their stuff. The good stuff never dies.

[Augustus_]

Thirteen Silver Dollars by Colter Wall has a lot of references that not many people would get, except old country legends and fans, and those who know about them. Thank you Colter Wall for sharing such a relic.

[BradReddekopp]

Louis Armstrong on trumpet. Amazing blending of musical genres. Makes you wonder where Jimmie would have taken his music if he'd lived longer.

[marionwalkerjr.]

I guess after I finish listening to this song. I will search Colter Wall.

[tmtallman]

" I found myself sleepin in the snow, for one or two odd reasons I ain't too proud to repeat, for now I'll say I have no place to go."

[JStew]

Colter Wall makes a great reference to this song. Check him out.

[bryantc]

I discovered Jimmie through Howlin' Wolf, who was inspired by him. Such a good old tune! Jimmie's yodeling, Louis' trumpet and Lil on the keys are such a great combo.

[umpdampte]

sorry, left a couple silver dollars here, ill be on my way

[goPistons]

this is country, jazz, blues and gangsta all in one

[miguelosvaldofloresdomingu]

Two of the best musicians from the 20's/30's, and Both from two different music genres!

[bugvswindshield]

Damn straight Colter Walls "thirteen silver dollars" got me here.

[jonathanmoorhead]

Now I get what Colter Wall was talking about in "Thirteen Silver Dollars"!

[oregonborn]

I left my stash
Somewhere down in Preston
Along with thirteen silver dollars and my mind

[northernredneck]

The fact that this even exist, is amazing! I would love to hear Jimmie in a studio with today's production!

[timothylewis]

A monumental moment in American music. An unbilled Louis Armstrong on trumpet and wife Lil Hardin Armstrong on piano. July 1930 Los Angeles.

[jaylenepaulus]

Colter Wall brought me here too! Saw Colter in Portland a few weeks ago.
Awesome. Need more "true country" music like his ~

[andrewp]

I came here because of Colter Wall referencing it in one of his songs, and I love Jimmie Rodgers now! But I also heard Rodgers mentioned by Merle Haggard in his cover of Hard Time Blues where he gives credit to the man. Funny thing is I searched “jimmy rogers” and found an entirely different musician, the blues artist Jimmy Rogers, who I also like now!