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Yes it is good. So pick up an instrument and play along!

@@texhaines9957 I do. This was one of the first songs I learned to play on banjo. Have played it on harmonica even longer!

I totally agree with you and I I'm about to turn 71 one of my favorite songs always but I love love this arrangement

@@osakarose5612 oh my gosh I can't believe that you remember Red Foley I've never even heard of another person knowing him except our personal family we lived in Indiana till I was 13 moved to Ohio till I was 16 and moved that summer to Texas so that my dad could go to Bible College seminary... So when I lived in Connorsville, IN, I used to watch Red Foley... thank YOU for reminding me of sweet memories of long ago.... God bless you ✝️🛐😇💜

I'm also 70 and I still love this song.

I've eaten some ice cream just yesterday.

Hey a fellow Kiwi 🥝

New ¸Zealand, These guys are awesome

Yes. You can't mess with a good song.

Relative to the song, I am young. Relative to me these musicians are young. I love the fact that the younger generation can appreciate older music.

Well said

Wait until you hear “In the Pines/Where did you Sleep” by Nirvana.

if i ever make it to 77, my time wont be spent as well. glad others arent spending their time like mine and are helping others, good luck with your research!

Awesome 👌 keep that kind of music alive. Forever sounds great 👍 God bless u all

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Thank you for using your talent to help those in need! RESPECT!!!

I love that you are still doing something that you obviously LOVE. Keep it up, ALL THE BEST....TONY..

My Mom is 96. She also grew up on the prairie, in Vauxhall, Alberta. It's good to hear of another "Prairie Chick" who enjoys the music of Southern Raised.

Adrien Small

De tout coeur avec vous coucou de France

All these songs, I heard on the radio. Now I can see their faces. My Dad was a Country Western singer. He played all instruments, without reading a note! I grew up on this music 🎶and I love to dance 💃💃🤠!!

Thank you for your service soldier

Indeed, this baritone voice is fantastic!!!

@@IvanaBjelac Baritone? No, he's a Bass.

Vaughn Monroe probably did the best vocal but this is the best!

Одна из моих любимых мелодий !!!

@@railroad9000 the best

The man in Black would be very PROUD!!! YEAH HAW!

Burl Ives

Awesome is right. Along with such classics as Come Sail Away and Stairway to Heaven.

When my father was growing up in the Soviet Union, he would risk being arrested for buying illegal bone tracks. You could only play them a few times and then they wore out. You never knew if you would get Elvis, Johnny Cash, The Beach Boys, The Beatles etc. He once got this song by Johnny Cash (he thinks). He said the lyrics swept him away. He is now a nuclear and quantum physicist but even though he was almost an adult, he just wanted to be an American cowboy (instead of a Siberian scientist). He heard this playing and recalled closing his eyes to visualize the lyrics being played in his mind and said “whoever is singing that is amazing”. Now that he can buy whatever music he wants and the musician is noted, he said “I would buy this”. I will search iTunes for him. He’s older than my mom by a little over 20 years (he’s 70) and yet I could tell this song transported him. There was no music this good when he was younger. He risked a lot to buy music he could only play once or twice (four times but it would skip) but loss of job, freedom, blacklisting he said it was worth it. He loved music that sent chills down his spine. He did say he didn’t understand Harper Valley PTA at the time. He said his English language skills were not that great and he had no idea what a PTA was. Odd, your comment reminded me that music really does transcend time and place.

F yeah ....me too

I'm latina I luv this song😊❤

Hello, thank you so much!!!

Hello dear....Great job, awesome. Thanks.

Thanks

Viva cialis yippy ahhh.

Only 73-years old, well, it is younger than I am. I can still enjoy it, played with gusto and making is come alive in a newly refreshed way

I'm 70 and have love gospel, country and bluegrass music all my life and I love what this young band is doing. They being all three together great.

Yep, it's one of my favorite songs! It is truly fabulous! They are very talented.

Roy Clark has a great version too.

kudos ( i feel u)

Woooow. I've never heard That song before. I think it's a great song.

@@ricardochaalan 🤩❤💋

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Willie Nelson @ Johnny Cash the best.

Thank you!!

Or on the Angolan border...in 1987....fucking up the communists.

Hey thanks!!!

Ausgeseicht my friend. Enjoy the moment sir.🙉🙈🙊

Die Apaktoliptischen Reiter does a fine cover of this song also

1948, by Stan Jones

@@davidpeters4129 Hmmm. Thank you. I must've misread something.

This song was written about an old Texas panhandle legend. The legend is built on cowboy tales about cattle drives with deadly outcomes throughout the 1800's. This is my understanding and the name of the place I am uncertain of but at least that's how I remember it. Great story, great song, great rendition.

Best version is the original version.

super good and don’t matter

You might Geoff Castellucci version. If so you're welcome I'm only 66

Wow, thanks so much! Love to hear that!

Walmart seems the be the joint for that

If it's too loud, you're too old!

Hey thanks!!

Marty Robbins my favorite; This version is unique❤️

Thank you so much!!!

Thank you kindly!

Thank you so much!!!

I fini for de Music country boy end girl

Bonjour je suis intéressé par votre western

I agree 👍

Copying Born Free's Tim Fost, with the technique taught by Geoff Castellucci. However, he's a long way to go to stabilise the low-frequency bass notes - at least four tones.

Well done,!

Amen, hoss. Amen.

Thank you! God bless you!

Lekker om ander Afrikaners in díe genre raak te loop!

Thank you very much