Neighbors, by Grandpa Jones, Ramona Jones, & Alisa Jones.

This is a short video from Hee-Haw, featuring Grandpa Jones, his wife Ramona, and their daughter Alisa, all playing and singing the beautiful song, "Neighbors". Old-time music doesn't get any prettier than this!

[@itsobvious5835]

That is one of the most beautiful songs I have ever heard.

[@isaiahstephenson244]

We don't hear songs like this anymore- how sad. Thank you Jones Family.

[@philipdickey6460]

Alisa Jones has a beautiful voice

[@TimothyPeterson-mc4gf]

I remember when I was growing up it was hee haw and the old show emergency that was the better time to be growing up

[@rodneyjordan6745]

Mrs. Jones should've been on the show more often. Pretty good on the mandolin. The three voices together are very harmonious.

[@Firekeeper61]

This as good as it gets folks! Pure Mountain music.

[@mitchmatthews6713]

Lord, those Hee Haw shows were wonderful!

[@madison_088]

Omg she’s so pretty....

[@robertdiotalevi285]

So, my Nashville story....in the 90's I was at the now-defunct Opry Theme Park and my then wife came running, grabbing my hand. On a make-shift stage was Grandpa Jones playing his banjo and singing. Just awesome!

[@dwtpa97]

Nice story, Robert. Thanks for your comment!

[@robertdiotalevi285]

@@dwtpa97 Keep posting these fine vids!! Thanks.

[@marycmcspadden7186]

Thank you, Charley Sandage, for this beautiful song that defines Stone County perfectly!

[@hennihabeck8502]

Met Ramona in mountain View in 1982, cleda driftwood' Took me Out of timbo, very nice Meeting, Ramona Had a cooking circle in Mv, didn t she, as far as i remember

[@MadDog8932]

I miss music like this.

[@timwakefieldmusic]

Somewhere there's land that's still held in God's hand... Amen!

[@reallycooldude2776]

Rest in peace Grandpa Jones you were one of a kind and you will always be in my heart

[@dwtpa97]

I agree, Dakota. Thanks for your comment!

[@itsobvious5835]

Amen

[@carguy229]

Alisa is now a well known recording artist, hammered dulcimer, of traditional country and Irish music.

[@steveroberts8719]

One of the great families of American country music. They have enriched our musical heritage as this song attests.

[@lumederds5075]

This is the kind of music I grew up listening to and eventually playing. So refreshing to hear this beautiful music by this lovely family. Thanks so much for sharing.

[@dwtpa97]

Thanks, John Carwile. I couldn't agree more. I heard this the other night on Hee-Haw, and felt it was too pretty to just let fade away. Thanks for commenting!

[@snapperproman21370]

3 beautiful people,and voices!

[@TimothyPeterson-mc4gf]

The Jones family are great singers god bless them all

[@patyoung7802]

How beautiful. Thanks for posting this.

[@brettkoeshall2325]

The Jones family at their best moments in time.

[@dwtpa97]

That's for sure. Thanks, Brett, for your comment.

[@sethcarlow8363]

Wonderful song.

[@carolynjones6457]

So true and beautifully sing by them, My Maternal Grandmother would have loved this song. God Bless You.

[@dwtpa97]

It was indeed beautifully sung. Thanks for your comment.

[@piekielrl]

I met Alisa a few months ago in church while visiting Nashvillle. What a sweet lady. In this video she is quite young. My compliments to the one who posted the recent remark of Anita Carter below. Glad she is remembered! Greatest female vocalist of all time - PERIOD!

[@dwtpa97]

Country music lovers will never forget Anita Carter and the Carter family. Thanks for your post.

[@roybodden9243]

Alissa has such a beautiful voice. She also plays the mountain dulcimer so beautiful

[@dwtpa97]

Yes, indeed, she does. Thank you, Roy.

[@robertparish2966]

This is called real talent.

[@fernbenoit9734]

They say that there's no harmony like blood family, and these people are proof of that!

[@dwtpa97]

Yes, they are! Thanks

[@robertparish2966]

Amen to that!

[@alfrede.neuman8898]

Just recently learned that Grandpa Jones was born in Henderson KY across from Evansville IN.

[@mta224]

Just saw this on Hee Haw,had to find it.Awesome! What simple yet graceful harmony.

[@dwtpa97]

Hee Haw had some great music on it. "Neighbors" was certainly a great song. Thanks for your comment, Anthony.

[@gaylehaldenby1189]

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[@joedesormeaux7242]

Love that song and could not ever be sung any better,good old country music cant beat it it's all about real life and not made up fairy tales.

[@dwtpa97]

Isn't it beautiful? Thanks for your post, Joe Desomeaux.

[@keldorflinger1664]

So glad I came across this video. I remember Grandpa Jones very well, but I can't recall ever seeing his wife on Hee Haw. Such a talented musician as well. I didn't even know he had any children. I'm pretty sure that pretty face would have remained in my memory always had I ever seen Alisa back then even as a very young boy. I understand she ventured into instrumentals. I think she could have done more as a singer because her voice was as pretty as she was.

[@teethadore]

Ramona used to appear every so often with Grandpa....there are also a few clips out there from the Grand Ole Opry back in the 50's-early 60's - she was a very pretty indeed when she was younger.

[@teethadore]

I particularly liked this one - kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y2maeqapltVkgrc

[@peggiecastlefan8378]

Much gratitude for posting this. I recall watching this on TV. Alisa is like Anita Carter, a beautiful girl who can sing !

[@dwtpa97]

Thanks for your comment on the neighbors video, peggie castle fan. I agree that it is a beautiful rendition. Anita Carter is indeed a great singer as well.

[@Kryochrysalis]

Choose your friends for their power, IV I Trade your love for their gold; I V I It seems like a sign of the times. I But some folks remember IV I What neighbors are for, V I And some of them are neighbors of mine. Refrain I I have lived among some good and gentle people; V I I have walked in a strong, growing land. I I have sung songs I know IV I will hear once again V I Being sung by some heavenly band. 2. Building cities of steel, Building highways of stone, We've forgotten what this good earth is for. But somewhere there's land Still held in God's hand, And some of it lies near my door. Refrain 3. I hear talk every day Of a world going wrong, I hear talk of the times left behind. But a long summer's night Full of fiddles and song Is a sound that I hold in my mind.

[@susanreid3172]

They have taught her well

[@fiddlingary]

The way it’s done! End of discussion!

[@roybodden9243]

Beautiful!

[@dwtpa97]

Thank you, Roy. And thanks for all the great old-time country music you provided the Tampa-St. Pete area over the years!

[@350mcn]

Alissa has grandpas eyes!

[@Firekeeper61]

She sure does those eyes tell the family history in a special way! God bless you and your family. Please pray for stroke survivors, and our Covid families.Thanks, ole Mountain Man Firekeeper

[@PhillipCreeper]

AWESOME!

[@dwtpa97]

Thanks, Phil Cross, for your post on the Neighbors song by Grandpa, Ramona, & Alisa Jones. It is indeed an awesome song!

[@marcdewey1242]

Having a bad day?just sit back and listen to this

[@joshuabrooks4907]

awesome.

[@dustyblack5048]

wow! tight vocal harmony!

[@dwtpa97]

Agreed! Thanks for your comment.

[@muffmann618]

wow that was awesome

[@dwtpa97]

Many thanks for your post, muffmann61 !

[@94nolo]

Great stuff.

[@imogenehearn8781]

Nolan Milnes 6)mmmmht

[@muffmann618]

oh thank you oh yea I'm country to the heart I remember grampa from heehaw

[@B722945Lee]

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[@bill6697]

Almost sounds like David Ball, You all know He's got a Thinking Problem 😊

[@TheTomhamilton8]

Very good

[@dwtpa97]

Yes, it is definitely great! Thanks for your post -

[@lilyann4505]

Lyrics please

[@christopherwood2290]

Late 1970's?

[@william-co6ob]

the sound quality is bad

[@scottaustinaworkman7969]

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