'Six Days On The Road'

[1972coronet]

Whose version of this classic do you prefer ( more than one is perfectly acceptable ) ? 

Personally , I love the Flying Burrito Brothers take on this classic piece . Certainly , there's more than one version of the song by the F.B.B. ; however , I love this studio take :

 

 Then there's the  Charley Pride version :

 

 

 

[von Zipper]

I've always been a Gram Parsons fan and like the Flying Burrito Brothers version  but this song belongs to Dave Duddley~ Uncut and uncensored 

 

[Joe Handley]

I've always been a fan of George Thorogood's cover, personally.

Although I do like Steve Earle's take on it too.

Turns out Tom Petty even did a version with Mudclutch!

 

[ChrisBcritter]

6 hours ago, von Zipper said:

I've always been a Gram Parsons fan and like the Flying Burrito Brothers version  but this song belongs to Dave Dudley~ Uncut and uncensored 

The stereo version was a later re-recording - this is the original mono version:

 

[Kit Basher]

Jimmy Martin

 

[Snake45]

8 hours ago, Joe Handley said:

 

 

I'd completely forgotten about that, and I own that CD! 

[Mike999]

 

 

[OldTrucker]

While I like several versions of the song Dave Dudley owned it!

[restoman]

For me, Dave Dudley owns the song. 

The Charlie Pride version is a little bit of alright too!

[Classicgas]

Dave Dudley and Sawyer Brown.

[Cornpatch]

Have to go with the Dave Dudley version

[stavanzer]

Steve Earle brings it home for me.

[Cpt Tuttle]

Boxcar Willie did a great version.

[Lunajammer]

I was going to say my favorite version is Junior Brown's treatment until, to my surprise, he hasn't covered that one. Hard to believe.

[W-409]

This is easy. Definitely the Matchbox version. Seen them five times in person and they're still very good!

 

[cowboy rich]

Dave Dudley or boxcar for me