I love the way this was produced. Now that’s old Nashville

I just picked this one up in a box lot. Lol, and my hubby is a truck driver. Lol😂

Loretta you were my first song star in sixties

I love this song and Loretta sing it so beautifully❤

my husband dedicated this song for me

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가슴이 먹먹해져온다 🎉🎉🎉😢😂😂😂😢😢😢😢❤❤❤❤❤😅😅😢😢🎉❤❤❤❤❤❤

Straight off Walton's mountain pure delicious country that makes you want a second helping and a bit more , unlike the so called garbage of today just a taste makes us want to throw up,

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In very loving memory of Mrs. Nellie Lutcher (1912 - 2007 R.I.P. Gone but NOT forgotten).

When I was born Oct 12,1976 this type country music was my nightly lullaby, I grew up play my moms records, 8 tracks, cassette tapes and replaying till I wore them out, the came DVD's I replaced her entire country collection, Jim Reeves version of precious memories was played at her funeral in 2006 its nearly killed me but I knew she was looking on smiling, she loved her classic country music, its all i will listen to this day and I'm only 47

The great Earl Bostic. Never heard this one before. Have a whole bunch Bostic CD’s , but this number isn’t on any of them. Thank You.

Ken was a friend. Im sending these videos to his wife. I know, when i first met him in 2008 or so, he had several recording, but never heard any. on y my page GRASSROOTSGOSPEL, i have several live tapings at a barn in Baldwin Fl

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Absolutely beautiful loveing song no matter what happens in your lives there's a tear drop falling 😢💧😂 but if you can find happiness comfort lots of happiness in the life your next one will be really happy...

Nothin but the best!!🎻🎻Love it!! 🪕

Moneeeeyyyy

Genius. A well-used word and it is very true of Pete Drake.

Better then the original ❤

"RIP" Loretta i love your great truthful 🎵🎶 music ❤️✝️

Loretta passed away this year she is surely missed ❤

RIP Dear Loretta 💔🙏🏻

SO is Wilbur Wynne on guitttaaahhh ... a totally obscure nobody despite immense TTT = talent, touch & timing ... has gotten the chops, sounds as if from the NE Tx school of jazz and blues soiled top ace guitarists. Flute is a joke instrument, can t take it seriously.

WILBUR WYNNE is an obscure, little-known guittaahh player. He belongs to the Tx school of excellent jazzblues cats. Not a virtuoso, but so very tasty. S got the touch ! But flute + vibes = not so good vibes 4 me. ...Met Mr Pate once, 93. Lives in Dallas, 100 yrs young ...2024

My dad used to play this record when I was a boy. I'm 64. I've always loved the raw quality of the recording.

Freddy Fender

Beautiful lady and great singer. Sung so beautifully.

Loretta tells the truth from a woman point of view love you Loretta

Skillet Lickers and Georgia Yellowhammers were great but almost forgotten now. Riley Puckett a wonderful singer.

Ha ha ha ha 😂😂😂😂😂

Is Loretta still alive

Where did you get this record? I'd love to have these songs.

I've got to say, I never was a big fan of Webb's version but I have recently been a fan of Bill Phillips' other work, and I think he did a great job here.

The (Best) 😃👍

the best of all was Jenny Lynn

Happy Perryman was my uncle . After Los Angeles his family moved to a town just outside of Bakersfield and then they moved up to Redding, California. My family visited his family countless times every summer. I always enjoyed visiting because he would always bring out his guitar and would play for a while. It was great.

initially billie holidy was to sing. but she had forgotten this recording session and been on the road with lunsford. that's why ella replaced her.

As a teenager me my Uncle Buddy would listen to MrClower albums we would tell his jokes.What wonderful simple times in the country.

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To good from Papua new guinea

One of the many Jerry Clower’s short stories. A great person & comedian. RIP

"I'll sit out in the congregation." You have to love brother Jerry. ✝

Sounds a lot like Jerry Clower- the chauffeur and the professor….

True story. Making it brief. Boy you better get over here that coon;s coming down. I tripped over rock walking towards dad. That coon hit me in the back and sent me to the ground. Six dogs hit the coon and put it on the ground and took care of it;. True story - regardless of who believes.

Thx bro

Good story telling from true stories classic Southern folklore. Jerry didn't need sound affects with his style of prose to bring forth good healthy laughter.

What is he saying right at the very end ? It sounds like “ don’t forget the pop bottles ! “

Mel blancs legacy will never die

I was Blessed to have seen Bill Monroe and the Bluegrass boys play in concert at the Capital Center in Landover Md. in 1976.

Guau!!!! Viva la locura al viento!!!