Play this song at 1.25 speed. I think it sounds good both at normal speed and faster.

I grew up on Grant, Roy and Bashful Brother Oswald. Absolutely love them. I sure do miss them. The Opry is just not the same without them !!!

Another Example of REAL COUNTRY !

I believe Pete Wade was singing the high tenor on this song. The Chief was the best !!!!!!!🎸🎻

Buddy Harmon on drums.

Who is singing harmony with Ray?

Bohémský hlas,to je prostě úžasné, děkuji tam nahoru Mr.Ray Price - Tvoji věrní fandové!!!!!!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Quels bons et merveilleux souvenirs a reeeecouter

Son Buddy Emmons was the best Ray ever had I wonder why Emmons stopped playing with him????

Oh wow! Love love this song!! Beautiful and 😢heartbreaking at the same time . ❤❤

I love this song and this is real country music..when radio starts playing music like this again I'll turn it on..this new music is pure garbage and shouldn't be called country

Just when I think I've surpassed it. Darn it Ray! I run into this gem 💎. And it brings me right back🙏🏼

I sincerely wish Ray had released this song. It would have been a huge hit.

Just incredible… this song grabbed me by the heart and made my hair stand up on end! Turns out this WAS released a few years later arranged with the very lush sounding Ray Ellis Orchestra. I think some producer in Nashville knew this was a bullet no matter how it was produced, and intentionally held it back! At that time I think the more exalted powers that be in the Music Industry said: “ Hold it! I think we can do better with a full orchestra and release it as a softer easy listening crossover tune..” Think “ For the Good Times” and you might understand their thinking. So I saw it releases and it can be played on a collection call Sweetheart of the Year, which I guess was meant to target that mellower audience.. But you know what? THEY FAILED! This song should have been released just the way you hear it here! This is just about the most perfect Mid 60s Ray Price 2 step shuffle tune I’ve heard! A stone classic out of the box! Someone on Music Row had more dollar signs in their eyes than sense, and blew it with a later, by some 3 or 4 year stretch, release of the Ray Ellis orchestrated and arranged version, which is also relatively unheard, and now lost in the annals of Mid century Classic Country…

Always heard this by Johnny Bush

This superb cut should come with a WARNING label: Imminent Dancing. Push back the coffee table and grab the one you love.

Dynamite& classy!!!

awesome

Love those shots of Jimmy Day and Johnny Paycheck!

Buddy Emmons: steel guitar. The Big E. RIP Buddy & Ray

Love this so much ❤️

I thought the 3/4 time cut was great,but I think I like this 4/4 cut better. I love that slow shuffle with the walking bass.

My Mom and Dad were huge Ray Price fans and on Saturday mornings would occasionally call in a song request to a local radio station and dance while it played...Sometimes if I blink real fast thru the tears I can still see them dancing...

A great treat for us senior citizens ❤

Mis saludos for the Cherokee cowboy. What an amazing song that captures every amazing element Ray and the band harnessed!

is that Johnny Rodriguez on bass guitar. ??

pure country👍

C'est un plaisir d'apercevoir Jimmy Day. . là dessus

I don’t hear George jones on this.

Your right, lots of reel to reel never released.

I love his voice, calm and pleasant demeanor, and arrangements.

Gives me chills. Best ever.

Surely someone - anyone from NASHVILLE might get motivated and look through all the unissued cuts and make a brand new unissued CD. This is perfect - and should be on the jukeboxes today for us baby boomers to listen and dance to. Fantastic music, I can close my eyes and feel him on the stage singing. This was when Country Music was at its best. Can't find this today. My Dad would love this.

Nice to see the late Jimmie Riddle on harmonica

I love this song so much. I think it is one of the most beautiful songs that he has sung!

Absolutely awesome as always!

God Bless who ever found this and put on youtube.

Great video! Thanks for sharing. Back in the mid-70s my dad took up the Dobro and spent many hours listening to Oswald's albums, trying to learn his songs. There was one particular lick Oz played in End of the World that dad couldn't for the life of him figure out. About this time he heard that Oz and his partner Charlie Collins were playing daily in Opryland park, so on a moment's notice he told my mom that they were headed to Nashville so he could go to the source and learn that lick. The trip came in at around $700.00, and to this day dad calls that his $700.00 lick. He became great friends with Oz and Charlie, promoting several shows for them to headline where we were living in suburban Chicago and later when we moved back to Minnesota, and those two incredible performers became a big part of my childhood.

Rest in Peace Ray. You were one of a kind.

Thank you for putting this on YT, I appreciate the older music and am happy this popped up, thanks much

Faron Young said Ray Price was his favorite singer.

would have been one of his best

The story I was told, Johnny Bush was once Ray's drummer, he wrote EACH TIME. Johnny's career was booming about the time Ray cut it, they had cross-words just after, Ray told Columbia not to release it. No question, it was as good as anything Ray cut around that time. Unfortunately, he met Cam Mullins, who convinced him he needed a new sound, with a 20 piece orchestra.

How in world did this remain unissued?

Been a Ray Price fan since about 1950, the best voice ever recorded, was great at the start & got better with time.

Mansion on a hill,is the name of this song.

My grandfather, Pete Burke Jr., who Is in the third picture, was one of his bass players!!! Thanks for your post!!

Back before the corporate jerks tried to make Ray a lounge singer. He had a sound like no other

This song is beautiful!

It don't get any better than this.