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for Hugh Thomasson
Joe Campro
June 1, 2025
Hughie Tomason played without effort. You could see the look on his face, he loves to play guitar. He has a great voice musically and lyrically; a loss of great talent.
Brian Thomas
May 29, 2025
I met him back stage at Lakeland Civic Center my cousin was dating Pat Armstrong Manager of Molly Hachet he was one of the nicest people you ever want to meet and one he'll of a guitarist him and Mr Jones.
Randall Napier sr.
May 28, 2025
I remember meeting him at a car show the outlaws were playing at. He was truly a gentleman to us young guys.
Chuck Jones
May 20, 2025
Thank You for your music. Ran across a song the other day and it put me right back to when I first heard it. RIP
Karen Reuter
December 28, 2024
Every day goes by and Mary Thomasson I feel for you and your loss.
I just lost my very close cousin Freddie Salem who was the Outlaws
guitarist. He always spoke highly of Hughie and the guys. Now they´re
together.
James King
December 24, 2024
Thanks for the music & thanks for the memories!
University of Tampa, Class of 1979
Ken Erickson
August 18, 2024
I just returned from my very first Ride To Remember. A ride from Helena MT. to West Yellowstone MT. The ride is a annual event by the Montana Chapter POW-MIA Awareness Association. During the ride, I listened to the Vicious Cycle Tour concert from Nashville. I have watched the concert so many times, I know it all by heart. Hughie was my favorite guitarist in Lynyrd Skynyrd. I had a thought as I was almost home; wouldn't the Spirit Of Hughey Thomasson be a fitting name for my 2007 Harley Davidson Dyna Super Glide, as I do feel he was riding with me.
Rohoss
August 13, 2024
Huey was and will live on as a Southern Rock legend, we are all very lucky to get to share the time on earth with this music legend. Won´t see another.
Jim K
January 20, 2024
It was nice to meet you. RIP
Wayne traube
January 11, 2024
Him and Billy were the best
Doug Williams
August 16, 2023
It´s been a long time since Hughie´s death, but I still don´t want to believe it. The Outlaws, in my opinion, were the best, over Skynyrd, and the rest. I appreciate the chance I got on December 31, 1978 to January 1, 1979 to get a backstage pass, while selling T-shirts for Stillwater, Pat Travers, and the Outlaws in the Lakeland (Florida) Civic Center. It was the highlight of my life at the time.
It always will hurt, such a tragic death, but Hughie was accomplished and a true professional. I share my deepest condolences to the family and their closest friends. God bless you all.
Randy Coleman
June 19, 2023
Thank you for your music! R.I.P
DAVID SUMMERLIN
May 4, 2023
out of 14 concert's we produced~!!..i think the last one, when you briliantly, made the move to bring "CHRIS HICKS" on board, was the goodest, cause he did the best "BILLY JONES" cover for??..we shall meet again~!my frynd
DAVID SUMMERLIN / Stage Left Promotions
May 4, 2023
DAVID SUMMERLIN / Stage Left Promotions
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DAVID SUMMERLIN / Stage Left Promotions
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DAVID SUMMERLIN / Stage Left Promotions
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DAVID SUMMERLIN / Stage Left Promotions
May 4, 2023
HUGH EDWARD THOMASSON(H.T.)RIP
Bob Basford
February 20, 2023
I had the pleasure of seeing the Outlaws in the late 70's at the Capitol Center in Landover Md. They were the headliner with Molly Hatchet and the Marshall Tucker band, all the original members in all 3 bands! And wow did they bring the house down with Green Grass and high tides, simply amazing!
Michael John Darling
February 6, 2023
To the friends and family of the great Hughie Thomasson, take care and best wishes. Godspeed to Hughie Thomasson.
Mike
December 9, 2022
Composer and performer of the rock anthem of all time. Thank you for providing me with the soundtrack of some of my best memories. No one writes or plays like you anymore.
Respectfully,
Vicki Kleist
October 11, 2022
You were mesmerizing to watch on guitar. Green grass and high tides are yours for enternity.
Linda
September 9, 2022
I cant believe it has been so long. Still missed much.
Mark Edwards
September 7, 2022
I can never thank you enough for all you have done for me Hughie. Growing up, you and your music are the only things that kept me alive. I would travel anywhere by myself at 14 just to see and hear you play. I got off at the wrong tain stop once and almost lost my life. It was worth it. You taught me Faith, family, and music. Through your inspiration, I became a professional drummer and I would think of you as I got ready to hit the stage. Your energy and love for the crowd taught me humility and kindness. I never got to thank you in person but I was behind you one time when you got locked out of the venue you were playing. . A special thanks to your wife for allowing us to share you. You had the voice of an Angel and the guitar playing of an Archangel. God bless you and your family. I know you now play in Heaven for Jesus where the grass is always green and the tides are always high...
Phil D Thomasson
October 6, 2021
Saw the 'Outlaws' in San Berdoo @ The Swing Auditorium 1975 w/Lynyrd Skynyrd....needless to say one of my favorite concerts.And then to find out later that we were family.I knew there was a connection there 'spiritually' just watching you play that Strat......I can't believe it 's been 13 years since we lost you.....RIP Cuz!! We will see each other again where the' grass is greener and tides will always be high'
Anthony Perry
April 11, 2021
Thank you for all you gave. My love forever. RIP Hughie, Green Grass and High Tides FOREVER.
Jack Lynch
April 10, 2021
Greetings from the Emerald Coast. Missing the man and his music. Once an Outlaw...
Shawn D
April 1, 2021
Hughie, I can't believe it has been 13.5 years. Sometimes it seems so long ago and times it feels like yesterday. I miss all the shows all over the country but way more than the shows i miss the before and after of those shows with you and the rest of the gang. I still think of you nearly everyday.Your talent was immeasurable. Your soul amazing. Your writing is amazing. But our friendship is priceless.I love ya .
Brian Thomas
February 23, 2021
Met Hughie at Lakeland Civic Center many years ago when that was the place to go for concerts.Back in the late 70s early 80s u wont find a nicer guy and guitar player.Actually listen to Green Grass and High Tides right now.Thanks for the great music.
Tom Reeves
January 28, 2021
Miss you. Billy and Frank! Rest in peace fellas!
Tony Perry
January 18, 2021
RIP Hughie. Thank you for June 2 1979. Raleigh NC Summer Jam. Last song of the day was Green Grass and High Tides. " In a place you only dream of" my love forever.
Rebecca B.
December 7, 2020
Best ever.
Thanks for the music that saved my life.
Wayne traube
October 30, 2020
Him and Billy Jones according to me were in tune perfectly and we're both very good guitar players and worked very well playing together. They were both unbelievable according to me. Both will be Missed and never be able to be replaced.
Tony Ellis
October 24, 2020
The Outlaws were a big part of my life. Watching them play from a small pub in Clearwater to the big coliseums. Met him a few times. He is now a king in the sky and will play on forever. He was the best. Green Grass and High Tides Forever Hughie!
Wayne traube
September 28, 2020
Best southern guitar player I have ever heard in my life along with Billy Jones. Willie Jones was also excellent.
Scott
September 18, 2020
Had the pleasure of seeing them play at SUNY Alfred State College in 1980 or 81. Can't remember the year but will NEVER forget them rocking the place that night. The guitar intro and the way that song builds blew everyone away, and it still does for me. RIP to Hughie - a search of those lyrics brought me here today...
Wayne traube
July 26, 2020
Died too young.Great vocalist and guitar player with Billy Jones.
msiffin
June 16, 2020
I was and still am a huge Outlaws fan. In the summer of 1975 I was introduced to the band by my older brother. What an incredible debut album. I grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area and was fortunate to have see them perform four times (San Jose Civic, 1976, Oakland Coliseum 1977, Frost Theatre/Stanford, 1978 and Santa Clara University 1980) and they were an amazing live act. I remember seeing them for the first time as they opened for Lynyrd Skynyrd in San Jose, CA. in '76 and not many of the crowd really knew them at that time, even though those of us who did were there to hear "Green Grass and High Tides" and "There Goes Another Love Song," et al. Hughie and Billy and the rest of the band was both tight and technically clean and crisp. They opened with "Waterhole" and just literally churned through their set. By the time they finished, LS knew the stage was set hot. LS did a great show and I wouldn't go as far as to say that they "Blew LS off the stage." However, the talk at the end of the evening was circulating around how good the Outlaws were and they took off from there in my experience. RIP Hughie, Billy and Freddie
Beckie Porcaro
April 21, 2020
Lucky enough to see the Outlaws 13 times! What talent and dedication. Hughie was a favorite of mine and even saw him with Skynard. Loved the electric guitar army and the happiness they brought to me in my rough teen years and through my 20's. Still have every album they ever released! A wonderful legend! You are the Show!! RIP
Andree Dejournett
January 21, 2020
Loved Him as musician , was a kid , Listened to Outlaws , Was Fascinated and Still am to one Of The Greatest Rock Legends That Ever Was ,,,,Thank you.
Mike Lewis
January 19, 2020
Saw them first in 78 with the original army after playing the grooves off bring em back alive and they were spot on. Caught them many times with the line up changes from huge arenas to small venues it was always Hughie that stole the show and didn't even know it. Music was real and powerful and tight as hell. The jokes they put in the hall of fame couldn't carry his picks It's such a shame to not the recognize this genius. It's full circle flame there were never be another, your music will always live on.
Bill S
January 5, 2020
As a Tampa native I have been a fan since the earliest days of the band. I went to your house to work on your lawn tractor. The name on the work order was Hugh Thomasson. It didn't click for me until I saw the license plate on your truck. Ghostrider 2. We talked for hours. I left with not only hats, shirts and albums. But with a friend. God bless.
Thomas kitchen
September 14, 2019
Still missing new music and wishing you were still here. RIP H.T. and prayers to help you family cope with their loss.
Robert Infantino
July 2, 2019
Going to see THE OUTLAW S. July 3 2019 in Rochester NY (Greece NY. Never forget Hughie OUTLAWS FOREVER
the "REAL OUTLAWS" band! FLA. GUITAR ARMY
michael summerlin
April 29, 2019
once a cowboy, always a cowboy!...cause once an outlaw, always the OUTLAW*****
My son and I with Hughie and band in Port Charlotte,FL. Son was taking guitar lessons at the time so I took him to see the best .<br />
Frank Meulenberg
April 29, 2019
My son and I in Port Charlotte, FL. He was just learning guitar at the time, so I took him to whitness the best
DAVID SUMMERLIN
January 27, 2019
there ain't no ryte words....but i'm like H.T.was,i ain't gone try to be all proper? we lost an OUTLAW,irriplacable but always an OUTLAW** ain't nobody gone be able to copy the voice or hit the note on a guitar @ the time, cause it has to move in when the voice gives way!! now how ya gone do that?? gone miss him?? if you only knew*****
Frankie Albanese
June 30, 2018
You Still Are The Show
mitchell grove
June 10, 2018
I saw them 5 times, and can only count myself lucky to have witnessed one of the best Southern rock bands ever! I will never forget the awesome power of that band! GREEN GRASS AND HIGH TIDES FOREVER HUGHIE!
April 12, 2018
I saw the OUTLAWS @ the lenox music inn,in ma.a group called new England was opening for the OUTLAWS.it was a venue such that you could walk up to the stage.what happened next was to never be experienced again.the band came out on stage and begin to play, I was more than impressed.they ended the concert with green,grass &high tides.to this day I've never been so mezmorized by a band.being so close to the stage,i could see the intensity of concentration on the faces of the band.all I can say is GOD bless hugh and the band. you gave me something incredible that day. thank you.
Brad Worms
September 11, 2017
Saw the Outlaws in Waterbury Ct in the late 70's. Never saw guitar playing like that ever. You'll be playing for me forever...
Al Salter
August 16, 2017
Saw Hughie and the Outlaws with Pat Travers on December 11, 1978 @ Massey Hall in Toronto, Ontario Canada. Was an awesome show. Have been a big fan of the Outlaws since the 1st Album. He was one of may favorite guitar players.
Gary Byrd
August 6, 2017
Thanking about the last time I got to see you on stage. Thanks you for the music.
July 28, 2017
Saw Hughie and the Outlaws at the Roundup, Tower Theatre, Spectrum> I was at the House of Blues in Atlantic City just prior to his passing. In a word...AWESOME!
Truly one of a kind, Hughie....you are the show!
Christine Brothers
July 25, 2017
Remembering Mr. Thomasson fondly as I listen to his music. One song I listen to often, and redundantly is one of my all time favorites since it was released - HURRY SUNDOWN. Such passion in a man who could write a ballad the likes of that. Gone before his time.
Wishing his family the warmest of memories as they go on still grieving his loss.
neil cunningingham
March 6, 2017
I had the great opportunity to see Hughie on the GRITS tour. Carowinds Charlotte NC. What show... I got to see them several times later...they always rocked! Then I gothink to see Hughie with Skynyrd a couple of times..
The world has lost a great songwriter and guitarist..
Turn up Green Grass and enjoy ..
Heaven has got a great rock band!
Mike Minrchan III
January 11, 2017
I have always loved The Outlaws, and you brought the best sound to the band, with both your vocals and guitar work. You will be forever missed, and may you Rock On In Heaven!
Ron Greene
December 7, 2016
I saw Hughie and Outlaws for the first time in Providence RI in 1978. I saw them many times at The Cape Cod Colleseum. Hughie was a genius as a guitarist and a songwriter. His voice was brilliant and distinctive - always recognizable voice. The Outlaws cannot be replaced. I was fortunate to briefly meet Hughie after a Cape concert after the show. A down to earth wonderful and cordial man. Talent beyond reproach! I wish the last album of his life was released to the entire world. He was the real deal. My favorite band and a wonderful leader of a terrific band. Not a day goes by that I don't think of Hughie when I here Outlaws. I live in Sarasota at the age of 55 ( same age and sadly when The Man died). Someday I would like to have coffee or lunch with Mrs Thomasson to talk to her about her great husband - my treat.
No one can replace Hughie Thomasson.
[email protected]
September 11, 2016
Dear mrs.Mary and family,
Another year .. But we will not forget Hughie and his music!
Full circle is a favorite of mine, birth and passing is a full circle,
Warm regards to the whole family, he is stil with you.
Many regards from Steffie ( the Netherlands)
Mike McLaughlin
September 10, 2016
Can't believe 9 years have past, Hughie was the man for me beginning around 1976-77, one of a kind, great songs, ripping solos, The Flame!
Had a chance to meet and speak with him, no big rock star, kind and down to earth, miss him!
fran beach
September 6, 2016
"and in the end...the love you take is equal to the love you make"...thoughts and prayers to Hughie's family...godspeed ht
ONCE AN OUTLAW ALWAYS AN OUTLAW
Joe Attanasi
January 25, 2016
I was a teenager in the 70's when the Outlaws hit the scene and they quickly became my favorite band. The area of Jersey that I lived in was a hot bead for Southern Rock.
Hughie was a musical genius. He and the Outlaws are probably one of the most underrated bands of all-time. It's a shame that they never given the acclaim and recognition that they so rightly deserved.
I'll never forget my first concert on January 14, 1978. We drove in a snowstorm to the Long Island Coliseum to see the Outlaws open up for the Marshall Tucker Band. It's still the best concert I ever saw. What I wouldn't give to see Hughie and Billy play one more time. It's really ironic, that only as the years go by, do you actually realize what you had. Unfortunately, there's no way to go back and do it again.
Thank you Mrs. Thomasson for sharing your husband with us for all those years. You have no idea of the amount of joy he gave to all his many fans. May God continue to bless you and your family.
A FELLOW COUNTRY PICKER
ARTHUR PARADISE
January 20, 2016
Hughie, I never met you but I have tried to copy your style of playing for years no and it just can't be done..I never met my distant Cousin Billy Powell ( My Grandma was a Powell ) either .But knew you both Through your Music. Hope You and Billy and Billy Jones are all living in Green Grass and high tides and playin in that Heavenly Band .. Later A J
William Anthony
November 15, 2015
Hughie and his music will live
On forever as long as we the
Fans keep it alive. RIP Hughie
Regina May
November 12, 2015
Excellent guitarist !! Saw him in the Viscious Cycle Tour with Lynrd Skynrd..HOT!!!!
Darrel Riffle
September 18, 2015
Hughie, I too met you and Billy at a fan meet and greet at a mall in Oklahoma city. I have seen the Outlaws several times in concert as well, once with Molly Hatchet and that was the best concert ever. Your songs were always with me when I was driving a truck on the road as well. Grren grass and high tides forever brother. I will meet you again someday
Mark Overs
September 13, 2015
Dear Thomasson Family, I sit now in north TN listening to Knoxville Girl, and Stay With Me, two of my favorites. As a fairly good guitarist now myself, I say to you now that it was for the most part as a beginner in the late 70s it was Hughie and the other guitarists he assembled that stoked the fire within me to play. They will forever be my favorite band with what I consider unique, and unequaled talent as composers and players. I am very happy to also hear he was man of faith. May he "Rock God" southern style. "Keep Prayin!" I will for Hughie, his family, and all the other Outlaws.
Love,
Mark
Ed Skiseng
September 9, 2015
I saw you in concert more times than any other artist. Was blessed to meet you in 2006. I said Hello, you got up, shook my hand and treated me as if we had know each other for years. You were part of the soundtrack of my youth, a gifted musician, and a gentleman! Peace my friend!
CL Hart
September 9, 2015
Missing you HT!!! You were one of the good guys and we listen to your music all the time!
Mary Thomasson
September 7, 2015
My heart is full due to the continued love shown by fans. My husband, Hughie, was the most wonderful man I've ever known. I was blessed to have him in my life. Thank you for remembering him he would have never believed it he truly was a "Simple Man" with a God given gift. He amazed me everyday, his music, his love, his faith, and his heart. I miss him every moment of every day! Thank you again!
September 4, 2015
Almost eight years since Hughie past away but the music still remains beautifull.
Still love to listen. Kind regards to family and friends
Steffie ( Lunteren, the Netherlands)
sandra smith
August 14, 2015
Didn't know him, never met him, never got to see them in concert. But, awesome God-given talent ! A lot of hard work for a lot of hard years doing something he loved. Remarkable talent. ' Go rest high on that mountain!
Dominic Long
August 1, 2015
Listening to Green Grass and High Tides in Cheltenham, Uk. Great stuff. Quality music like this will live forever. Respect.
Ron Baughman
July 29, 2015
RIP Hughie, I enjoyed listening to your gituar playing with Lynyrd Skynyrd.
Dave Hammond
June 4, 2015
Great memories of driving and listening to Green Grass and High Tides Forever in
Boise area in the 1977. Magical guitar work and voice,lyrics.Sad to just learn that he is gone. He lives on in his music.
Cape Cod Coliseum.."The Outlaws" !
Rob K
May 13, 2015
Cape Cod Coliseum in the late 70's. We drove into the dirt parking lot in a stake truck with a huge Outlaws logo on a bed sheet, the size of a King bed sheet...The crowd in the lot erupted in hysterics and applause. Such was the effect of the Outlaws during those years. My memories of the Outlaws run deep. Such good times, and Hughie, such a great singer and player. Billy too.
Again at Al's Warehouse north of Syracuse in the early 80s.
Listening to you right now Hughie, wishing you peace and rest.
RK
Colleen Kukuk/Whitley
April 21, 2015
Went to school together El and Og best friend first love just heard will love and miss you always
Dexter Partelow
March 6, 2015
I was backstage in 1981 at the Round-up in Philly with 38 Special and I took some great photos of the OUTLAWS.Years later,apprx. 2005,Lynyrd Skynyrd was playing at Fox news in New York, where I work.I told Hughey I had a picture of the OUTLAWS from 1981.He gave me his card and I mailed him a copy.I never heard from him, but Im sure he looked at the picture and laughed.Great musician and a great man.R.I.P.
Gary Waymack
February 26, 2015
Just got back from the Rock Legends 3 cruise! Saw an amazing show with the Outlaws! The band was very tight but missing one legend, Hughie! RIP Hughie while you play in God's band!
Rob K
January 26, 2015
I sure do miss Hughie and the Outlaws. Such memorable music. They used to play the Cape Cod Coliseum in Yarmouth,MA back in the 70s and I saw them a few times there. One time there were about 20 of us going to the show. We drove into the dirt parking lot/tailgate area in a big "stake" truck with a huge Outlaws logo printed on a large bed sheet draped over the side of the trucks side gates. The crowd in the parking lot went crazy!
Well rest in peace Hughie, I'll never forget your voice and those times way back then. - R
January 6, 2015
my first concert ever was the outlaws and molly hatchet.i was 16 and it was at JMU in Harrisonburg va.After that I was hooked.also saw him with LS.Rest in peace.its well deserved for all the joy you have brought.steve taylor va.
Dan Cleveland
January 4, 2015
I listen to his music every night, each time amazed at his work on the guitar.Music will never be the same and there will never be another to equal his unique talent. Sadly missed.....
Jack Cutr
September 10, 2014
He was one of the best and everyday i listen an Outlaws song i think ''How i miss Hughie''
I've never had the fortune of meet him alive, but now and forever you'll in my heart! RIP Hughie
Italy loves you, Italy loves Outlaws!
Linda Jones
September 9, 2014
He is still missed. His death was a tremendous loss.
Scott Menne
July 17, 2014
Hughie will be missed. He wrote GREAT songs and played that guitar like he was born with it in his heart. I don't know how to even phrase this but he left something to many of us that one cannot explain. The feeling I get listening to his songs. I hope his family can appreciate the mark he left on me every time I play his music. God Bless
Ron Meehan
July 1, 2014
He had a unique style of playing that definitely got your attention. Still listen to the live stuff to this day. He will be missed
Tom Gibson
June 23, 2014
First saw you in Central Park,a beautiful spring day,skipping high school from CT,,the Outlaws stole the show!!!
Rob Adkins
May 25, 2014
Your memory and your music live on. Thank you for all you brought to this world.
Jo Jakobs
Jo Jakobs
April 28, 2014
Dear family
He was to young for leaving this world, ive learnd a lot from Hughie how he play'd thé guitar, and i was from the start a fan of thé Autlaws and also of Lynard skynard im still a fan from both. He was a fine person. Hughie stays in my memory.
kenney f
April 26, 2014
You are missed. Your music was the soundtrack to many great memories,in my former youth. Taken too soon! Like our youth. And you know they gotta' helluva' band........
Pete Lucchini
March 26, 2014
Saw Hughie with the Outlaws at Skippers smoke house in Tampa Highway 41.
What a guitar player and was such a great showman.
Him and Billy played like it was the last day on earth.
Saw Billy at the Port Hole lounge a few months before he took his life.
Sad them days will never be again or songs you could sing to as well.
R.I.P. brothers.
brian douty
December 20, 2013
just the best brian
Warren Anderson
November 21, 2013
One of the best! Minnesota loves Hughie Thomasson!
Tim Pifer
November 8, 2013
I didn't know Hughie but through his music we are and always will be *brothers*. I saw Hughie play in Richmond VA at a club on Broad called Much More. What an amazing guitarist! Your music lives on brother, ride high friend
September 9, 2013
Six years... he is still very missed, but his music lives on inside of us forever. He is still the best guitarist I have ever heard. Miss ya Hughies
Jeff Phillips
August 27, 2013
Hughie rest in peace my friend. I know you've been gone awhile, but you're never forgotten. Listen to the outlaws quite a bit. I saw y'all several times. Never disappointed. Only wish I could play like you!
James Struckmeyer
August 1, 2013
Safe travels in the afterlife, Brother. Your immortality on the earthly plane is beyond question...
Renwick Conolly
July 18, 2013
A favourite of mine ...missing his earthly presence..RIP..
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