Johnny Bush Memorial video

Herb Steiner · Post by **Herb Steiner** » 25 Jun 2021 9:42 am

The great folks at Mission Park Funeral Home took time and effort to create a memorial video for Johnny Bush, with a retrospective of his career, interviews with friends, family, former Bandoleros, lots of great photos, and the wonderful musical performance at his funeral by the current (and last) group of Bandoleros. Very emotional.

The video is about 30 minutes long, and fans of JB would probably enjoy it a lot, especially if you knew or met the man. He was a brother, and a true and trusted friend.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GsUcvXd8occ

Lee Baucum · Post by **Lee Baucum** » 25 Jun 2021 1:20 pm

Thanks for posting the video.

James Sission · Post by **James Sission** » 26 Jun 2021 4:29 am

Very nice video. Thank you for sharing it Herb.

JERRY THURMOND · Post by **JERRY THURMOND** » 26 Jun 2021 5:39 am

Thanks I really enjoyed it.

Jim Fogle · Post by **Jim Fogle** » 26 Jun 2021 6:03 am

What a great video. Amazing life story. Thanks for sharing.

Ben Lawson · Post by **Ben Lawson** » 26 Jun 2021 6:56 am

Great video! Thank you Herb.

Duane Becker · Post by **Duane Becker** » 26 Jun 2021 2:25 pm

Very nice, thanks for posting. Reminds me how great Johnny Bush and Willie Nelson were, not only as entertainers
but great human beings!

Dale McPherson · Post by **Dale McPherson** » 27 Jun 2021 10:02 am

I really enjoyed watching it.

Kevin Mincke · Post by **Kevin Mincke** » 27 Jun 2021 1:46 pm

Thanks for sharing this!!

Tiny Olson · Post by **Tiny Olson** » 2 Jul 2021 3:20 pm

Thanks for sharing this Herb. JB was one of my all-time, top three favorites. I did have the pleasure of meeting him several times and you are correct, he was an awesome man. I enjoyed the video greatly..!!

Bill Cunningham · Post by **Bill Cunningham** » 2 Jul 2021 6:48 pm

Thanks for sharing that Herb. I have fond memories of riding in my aunt’s 1968 Ford LTD as a 10 year old listening to the Undo The Right album on the 8 track and then wearing out the RCA records as a teenage steel guitar beginner. I still listen to them regularly. His stuff was just the best!

So you can imagine one of the very top highlights of my weekend warrior “career” was being asked to play bass on Johnny’s shows a couple of times at the SWSGA steel show! I’m not generally much of a “fan” but that is an autographed set list I treasure.

RIP Johnny. You’ve given us so much great music.