George Thorogood And The Destroyers - Willie And The Hand Jive Lyrics

Kicked ass then...kicks ass now!

best version of Bo Didleys classic song!!

prebooomer it was written by Johnny Otis

One of the most underrated musicians of all time.

What more needs to be said? HAND JIVE!

as hot now as he ever was- id the best times with my dad listening to george growing up. 😊

"When he did that hand jive on MTV"

What does MTV have to do with music?

Is this a joke about MTV or are you actually confused? if its a joke, Nice!

nothing now...

George is one of the best...fabulous performer with a great band.

Way Eyed Willie gave em all a treat, when he did that hand job with his feet.

Slayer821 your funny mate.

I think it's one-eyed Willy. Can't tell which it is.

Used to be a live version , on you tube with GT and the boys in a little bar. Wish I could find it?

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6wwon_george-thorogood-the-destroyers-wil_music

songs with sax solos rule

Three Chord George rocks like no-one else.
Course, Johnny Otis made a very rocking song, too, but still...George gives it that extra something.

George's version is my favorite out of everybody who's recorded this song.

Rock 'n Roll is here to stay.  This rocked in 1960 and it still sound good to me.   
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hell yea

This was from 1986. The album was called "Maverick".

A classic party tune.

Great Sax & great cover, as always from George & The Destroyers

Nope it was Bo Diddley

Bo Diddly didn't write or record this (although it is his style) - Johnny Otis.

me too..I had a GF named Candy

cuz you want one ?

George Thorogood is badass.

@jwdub75 1 person can hand jive!!! its just more fun with 2!

Maverick. One of the most under rated, and enjoyable albums of the 1980's

@rudolfo6666 one of the most under rated, and enjoyable albums of the 1980's

why am i always hearing "do that handjob"?

Today its " hijab",...unfortunately!

Bo Diddley's version is the best.

I was listening to this on the bus (which was pretty loud) and I heard willie and the handjob... I laughed and looked back at the song. Lmfao

@irvinemuscles for sure mate dont see to many of them here at all

@irvinemuscles you are so lucky I want a 68 stang to hard to find in Australia unless you are a millionaire

Ugh...just lost my 69 convertible in a divorce...and 2 harleys...after 21 yrs the broad gets everything!

@MrnoWun0 tell me,,do you have a education,,,,,,,,

1 dislike guy is doin the hand jive on his own in a closet east of no fuckin where!!!
he can get fucked !!

george is way under rated and under appreciated. this is excellent. his version of who do you love is superb. george is nothing if not enthusiastic. that's what rock and roll is all about. rock on, george!

best version i've heard yet

@bandit1639 he did that handjob with his feet :P

listen to this song and replace handjive with handjob :P

@tuseroni thats not what the song is about but i like your way of thinking

who wouldnt like that??

One of the biggest surprise of my life was seeing him live in 1985, I nearly didn't go but decided to at the last minute. Blew the roof off the Centrum in Worcester MA, Still ranks in my top 5 shows of all time.

this song is weird if you think of hand jive as a euphemism for a handjob.

Wish someone would put up Thorogood's recording of the theme song from James Garner and Roger Moore's television series "Maverick." I've somehow never heard it.

Maverick is now on Youtube!

Many great recordings from George Thorogood. This is from one of the best sessions, after what I can hear from the excellent sound from the Destroyers!!

The First Time I heard this song was when I was Watching Pro Wrestling Illustrated Lords of the Ring, Supercards and Superbouts, I fell in love with this song and I am glad I got the video

handjob? :D

@audiescooter you are right, Maverick is the original album from 1984

@rudolfo6666 this song issss on the mavirick album

First time I heard this (song) was at the end of a wrestling video called "Lords of The Rings"-hosted by Gordon Solie and Bill Apter.

Although I like the original by Johnny Otis, George Still Rocks.

Originally Johny Otis started 1958 that song popularity.

This is Real Rock!!!!

Pretty good cover of the original by the "Johnny Otis Show!" "G.T. & The Delaware Destroyers"

There is not "What a price" song overthere, it's only on Maverick album, 1985.

saw these guys in 1982 at massey hall in toronto canada. they rock