It just doesn't get any better than this. I loved it the first time I heard it and it never gets old to me. Music for all ages I think.

He was all to happy to sign autographs for everyone! What a nice man he was and will be remebered for.

Released in the heart of the British Invasion of 1964. What a beautiful song and wonderfully sung by Jerry Wallace.

I love this guy's unique, melodious voice. The song brings back lots of memories.

Beautifully written song like no other, made timeless by Jerry Wallace

Nobody could have done it better, it was destined that Jerry Wallace sing Cindy Walkers song In the Misty Moonlight, we only pass this way once, and we who were present when these great artists and songwriters entertained us with their talents were and are truly blessed.

What a talent...one of my favorite singers...all-time!

If ever a song was a perfect match for a voice, this one is it. Love his voice!

I just started my senior year of high school when this came out. Loved it then and still today 58 years later.

At 77 yrs old I should know this one, somehow I missed it, what a gem. Many Thanks Martin

This is my favorite version, the record label released newer versions but this is the best one.

Wow!!! Never tired of hearing this gem ,it brings tears to my eyes!

At this time,there's 44 dislikes. Just can't fathom how anyone couldn't like this beautiful song!

Boy, this is music... What a great singer.

My kindergarten teacher so loved this song that she taught it to us - and we had no clue what it was about. 50 years later I still listen to it all the time.

Outstanding song! Great sound great singer brings back a lot of memories!! Too bad there isn’t music and songs like this anymore!

Memories. Great song and Jerry Wallace one great singer.

I am a 69 year old gal and I fell in love with Jerry every time I hear him sing, I'm sure he had to be one of the finest man and singer that we had back in the day(always and forever)

Jerry has a beautiful voice and does an awesome job on this song. All the good singers are gone now but NOT forgotten. Love and miss you Jerry. 🤞

How important was it to be on bandstand in those days Jerry drove through a blizzard. I love this song

Great song and performance!

What I really notice is how sincere he was-he's so happy to be there he's practically giddy and when the camera pans over to show him signing autographs later in the program he actually thanks the fans each time he signs.

Beautiful voice great song. Love jerry Wallace. RIP. Jerry

Named my oldest daughter Misty Dawn because of this song!! Ske passed away in 2016 at the age of 35 and every time I hear or play this song its a tribute to her!! Thank you Jerry what a great song!!!

I think I was only eight years old when I first heard this song and I really enjoyed it ever since it never gets old

This is a welcoming song for those who have had the good fortune of finding out what unconditional love really feels like, isn't it. The melody, instrumental arrangement, the lyrics, and Jerry Wallace's soothing voice remind us of the comfort, gratitude, and overall euphoria we became familiar with as we found ourselves blessed beyond belief to be with that one special person we loved... even if it was only for a moment in our lives. .

He expresses such a wonderful soul!

I remember the song very well back then 1964 . I live in northern Cal. Riding my bicycle through the Redwoods listening to this song. On my 4 transistor radio. When music was great they had meetings to them. 2 years from being a teenager. I listen to music at a very very young age mainly the fifties. And yes I remember watching American Bandstand. Beechnut.😢😔😞🙁.🙏🏽👍🏽🤙🏾👏🏽🙋🏽‍♂️😎

Such a geniine smile as he performs

LOVE HIM AND HIS MUSIC.

Great song and Great singer 👏🏻🎤🌟🥰‼️

He was a great talent, and a very fine song I never tire of.

I love this song by Mr. Wallace. I was 13 when this song was out in 1964 and I remember so many times on hot sultry summer nights in Arkansas listening to this song that year. I would call the radio station over and over asking them to play it until I finally got enough money to buy the single.

I loved this song when it came out way back when! He was up there with the good singers of his day!

I always liked this easy listening song. Just a couple of months ago I sent a KZfaq video of this to my wife on her cell phone -- and told her the words Mr. Jerry Wallace sang are the same words I feel for her.

I have a Cassette of his that he signed to my late wife back in the 90's at a truck stop in Phelan, CA. Awesome singer!

This song takes me back to a simpler time. Love is a simple and warm as this song.

Love the facial expressions he makes !!!

What a beautiful song n lyrics out of this world.

Oh, 1964.....reminds me of my older sister and a man she was crazy about.......great song, beautiful voice, and memorable time to be living......

Fantastic singer and song! One of my all-time favorites.

I have never seen this before until just right now.. I ve heard this song before, i still enjoy it. it is soothing to the ear. the lyrics flow gracefully..

some of the best music ever made

I love this song, always have. It brings back Soo many memory's, He Is And was an exceptional singer

Beautiful song by Jerry. Thank you for letting us enjoy this wonderful music.

How can you not like this? A memory of a first love...sadness, regrets, guilt, and she'll never know I love her to this day and forever.

Jerry Wallace has an awesome voice and as always is such a real pleasure to listen to.... Never get sick of listening to great music and this is real music, Bandstand was never missed in our home. RIP

Jerry is doing a great performance with this song. I really enjoy it. The words are so true if you are really in love with that special someone.

I'm 67 years old and I sang his song at careoke to night and brot the house down so many people told me that this was one of thair all time favorites and thanked me for singing it for them so now I have to do it every time im thair and that makes me feel great because it's one of my favorite songs ove all time

What a voice..shear delight!

This man could sing they all could in the 50s great music

Such a talent, why wasn't he a bigger star?

One of my favorite songs! Jerry has a wonderful voice and is gorgeous!

Sincere as he could possibly be!

this video is priceless ! no doubt the greatest singer who ever lived !

Great song. Love the way he sings it. Especially when he speaks. So very sincere.

Love it..one of my favorite songs and performers

This is just gorgeous!!!

Never heard of him before beautiful voice and a beautiful song.

When he came to Salt Lake City for a concert he stopped into my radio station for a visit. It was a relaxed and pleasant stay. Later I dropped into the club where he was rehearsing and we continued the visit. This was in 1966.

One of my favorite songs of all time.

I remember when I was a 12 years old walking by a bar in Toronto where Jerry was playing. I was too young to go in, but the music could be just barely heard on the street. I listened outside the door for about 30 minutes and I recall hearing him sing Shutters and Boards. How I wish they would have let me in, even for just one song, but the laws were strict as they sold alcohol inside and I had no money.

We do not have romance songs like this anymore. Jerry's voice is awesome. I can tell he was pantomiming but it is his voice.

my mom and dads song.....They both loved it !

Thank you for adding this to the list. I remember listening to it on my transistor radio in 1964-65.

This song brings back so many memories!!

I love this tune it is one of my many favorites thanks so much for sharing

One of the truly great songs from the era. Sung so well by a great talent. Wish we had songs lik e this today.

Just fabulous!

Love Jerry Wallace and everything he sang

This is one of my top favorites and NOBODY else can sing it like Jerry - not even Jim Reeves who is great, but, Jerry is greater, he's just PERFECT! This song was made for him :) I remember the 1st time I heard it, it was in winter and it was snowing, I was on a double date with one of my best friends and our 2 guys and we were in a cozy restaurant with a fireplace and the fire burning in it and when this song came on the Juke-Box, it just made us melt, it made the whole night perfect and we kept playing it over and over, and even after all these years, very time I hear this song, my heart and memory goes back to that night in that cozy restaurant, and all of us falling in love with Jerry Wallace and this song. Thanks for the song and for the memories Jerry :)

Fabulous song and fabulous singer.

Great singer. He was a guest artist at a midnight breakfast hosted by Tommy Overstreet

The best version of this song. #Legendary.

Take this to heart; the moment is all matters in this world, not before or after.

Great song, good performance. Long live Jerry and Mr. Dick Clark.....CJV

Great song. What a distinctive voice Jerry had. I had forgotten the monologue in the middle. Fabulous. Dino does a terrific cover, too.

Just fantastic !!!

Love this song. Lots of memories love old songs had this 45

Great performance from a native Missourian.

I was 14 when this air and it was wonderful then as it is now!

I've always like this song.

Thanks, been years since i have heard the song in the misty moonlight. An all time favorite and part of past i loved. Thanks, great song and singer

One of my all time favorites !!! :-)

Never heard this song before, like it very much!

Beautiful song then and now.❤

Ah the day's when you could understand every word the singer is singing

Met Him at a roadside Diner in the early 80s and was more than happy to sign a autograph, what a cool Guy

I love this song. Thanks.. Peace

I hven't thought of this song in years. for some reason last night, after i went to bed, this song came to mind. I was glad it was posted on youtube. Thank you.

He definitely owns that song.

Those were the good ole' days🤗 👍....haven't heard this song in at least 50 years.....

this song is so beautiful, i will remember in the living, thanks

What a wonderful song by great singer. I recall it came out in 1964 or 65 just as I was heading to Vietnam. thnx for the post.

Sung from the heart !!

I met Jerry Wallace unknowingly at a swap meet in Beaumont, CA in the winter or spring of 1985. He had a table of various items he was selling and some household stuff on the ground and in the back of an older pickup truck. I spotted a guitar in the truck and asked him if I could check it out and he said, "Sure, hop up in the truck and give it a look see, there's cooler you can sit on." So, I did. I sat there noodling on this guitar, which I think was a Gibson that was in need of repair, but it still played OK. There was a guy in sunglasses watching and listening to me play who walked up and asked me where I learned to play guitar lick from old Bob Wills records. He and I struck up and conversation, but Jerry didn't say much - he was mostly tending to his wares and selling to customers. So, I didn't really get to meet him officially. The guy in the sunglasses was old rockabilly singer from the 50's and 60's Jody Reynolds - who had a big hit record in '58-59 called 'Endless Sleep' which I had never heard, and I'd never heard of him. I decided not to buy that guitar, so I hopped out of the truck and thanked Jerry for letting look at it. He was really nice, but he was kind of busy, so I didn't think much of it at the time. I had no idea who he was. Jody said, "Hey, I'm hungry - let's go grab a sandwich at a little place I know up the road." So, I followed him to the El Rancho Cafe, (part of the El Rancho Motel on 6th St) and we sat down and visited over coffee and sandwiches. He told me, "That was Jerry Wallace at the swap meet with that guitar you were playing. Do you remember him?" I did recall the name because my dad was big on country & western music when I was growing up, so I heard Jerry's name and his music. Come to found out, according to what Jody told me, Jerry was kinda down on his luck. He hadn't had many hits in the 80's and his record label had dropped his contract. Plus, he had went thru a divorce, and was having some health problems as well as some financial problems and his mother who lived in a duplex there in Beaumont was diagnosed with a terminal illness and was dying. So, he packed up his truck and left Nashville to go stay with his dying mother in CA while he figured out his next move. Jody and I hit it off and became good friends. He was selling cars at a used car lot across the street from the swap meet where I was a regular always scrounging for musical instruments and other stuff. So, I'd stop and visit with Jody at Cherry Auto Sales when I had time and sometimes, we would play some guitars in the office to amuse ourselves. He lived up in the mountains in a community called Poppet Flats (his technical address was Banning) and was a neighbor to former Buffalo Springfield drummer Dewey Martin (whom I met briefly one day when Jody and I rode up to get the mail, Dewey was there at his mailbox. A while after meeting Jody I decided to try to find Jerry (Jody had told me where he lived) but when I went there the duplex had been cleaned out and the neighbors told me his mother had died and Jerry had gone to Los Angeles in search of new career opportunities, so I never got to see him or talk to him again. BTW - A few years earlier around 1979-80 I met Lawanda Page (Aunt Esther) from Sanford & Son TV sitcom. She was there with some of her family, and I recognized her voice. I looked up and saw her and said, "Hi! You're Aunt Esther, aren't you?" She said, "Yes, darling, I sure am!" She was really nice and sweet as could be. She had a lot of relatives who lived in Banning the next town down the highway heading towards Palm Springs. It's a small world and you just never know who you'll meet or where you'll meet them!

I only remember hearing this version of this song. I'm not surprised that Dean Martin did it though

This was my first husbands and my favorite song back in 1965

Jerry Wallace and Ricky Van Shelton have the two most beautiful voices I have ever heard in music.

I used to skate to this very song. No one could sing it like Jerry Wallace.