Jerry Reed - Amos Moses (Live 1982) Only Jerry Reed could turn a gator-hunting tale into a song this legendary. Funny, fearless, and flat-out entertaining—especially live. #countrymusic #CountryMusicLove #CountryMusicIcons #countrymusicfestival #countrymusichalloffame #countrymusicfans #countrymusiclovers #thisiscountrymusic #countrymusiclover | This is Country Music

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Jerry Reed cut Amos Moses in 1970, a swamp-funk story song built on a thumping guitar riff and Reed’s signature snap. It follows a one-armed Cajun kid raised deep in the Louisiana bayou, tough as gator hide and forever dodging the sheriff. Reed leans into the humor, the rhythm, and that gritty Southern groove, turning a wild tall tale into a chart-climbing hit. It became one of his signature tunes — part country, part rock, part pure Jerry Reed mischief. #country | HonkyTonkin'TV

**"Amos Moses"** by Jerry Reed is a 1970 novelty country song that blends humor, storytelling, and Reed’s signature guitar work. Written and performed by Reed, the song tells the tale of Amos Moses, a one-armed Cajun man raised in the swamps of Louisiana. Amos is notorious for hunting alligators illegally, a skill taught by his father, who humorously "named him after a man of the cloth." The song’s lyrics paint a vivid picture of Amos’s larger-than-life persona, combining Southern wit with color