FIRST TIME HEARING | CHARLEY PRIDE - "KISS AN ANGEL GOOD MORNING" | OMG COUNTRY REACTION!!!

[@4swordkeeper]

Yes it's rare for a black man to do country but this man is loved by everyone with every skin color that hears him... So glad you heard him.. You can hear his heart when he sings and know right away that he is a good man... I'm 55.. I remember him always being admired...

[@thomasmayes7091]

He’s a one of the MT Rushmore kings of country! Just like Elvis charley shows music is soul not color love you charley!💯

[@dagmar.6954]

Charley Pride was a singer, guitarist & professional baseball player. His biggest success came in the 70's. He had 52 top 10 hits on the Country Songs charts. He won many awards & was one of only 3 African-American members of the Grand Ole Opry. He had lots of hits such as "All I Have To Offer You (Is Me)", "(I'm So) Afraid Of Losing You Again", "I Can't Believe That You've Stopped Loving Me", "I'd Rather Love You", "Is Anybody Goin' to San Antone", "Wonder Could I Live There Anymore", "I'm Just Me" etc. Sadly he passed away at the end of 2020.

[@CathyY72]

I forgot he was a pro baseball player! I remember reading about him when I was teenager (Too many years ago to admit, LOL) and that detail completely slipped my mind. He was pretty good too, if I recall, until an injury ended his career! That is when he turned to music, and thank god for that!

[@kellygears8514]

Country music wasn't the same without him.

[@rdyplyr2141]

I remember watching him on TV as a kid in the 70s when there were only 3 channels LOL 😆.

[@robinmcintyre3472]

I absolutely loved Charley Pride from the time I was a young girl. We always listened to Country growing up, & I'm so glad I was able to see him live at the L.A. Fair in Pomona, Calif.! What a show! Along with his standards from the 60's, 70's like "Kaw-lijah", some of my favorites are "Burgers and Fries" & "Roll On Mississippi" 💕

[@rhondaaltman53]

Also Mississippi cotton pickin delta town was as popular as kiss an angel good morning

[@larrybench6398]

Charley, was a great singer it's a shame that we lost him a few yrs. Back I been listening to Charley, linger then you been alive, every since about 68-69, you should listen to a song by him called "ALL I HAVE TO OFFER YOU IS ME" as I said Charley Pride, is a great singer, RIP Charley. Thanks for playing a Pride, song

[@Cherriem]

He was the first black country superstar, but he passed away in 2020 at 86!! He was a wonderful singer and person. He was a son of a sharecropper from Mississippi, who broke out in country music during the unrest . He had 29 number ones on Billboards Hot Country songs Chart and more than 50 Top Tens in total. Check out -Afraid Of Losing You Again 1969, Is Anyone Going To San Antone 1970 and Does My Ring Hurt Your FInger 1967

[@robertarnold7187]

He was also one of musics celebrities at Elvis's funeral service. They were good friends.

[@geofredotappan9777]

Country music isn't all crying in your beer songs. This is pure love.

[@ashley2342]

My grandpa grew up with Charley Pride. Phenomenal artist.

[@tonislaughter7458]

He was Native American also, I'm 38 and love his music

[@geofredotappan9777]

Don't forget O B McClinton, Dwight Rucker, and DeFord Bailey from the old Opry.

[@tomjoan102]

I have been listening to you for months . I love you. I am a 75 year old WHITE women. My husband (83 yrs old) met Charlie Pride years ago and told him, “I never realized you were black.” But I’m sorry I don’t remember his response. I will get back you tomorrow with the response. Keep up what you do. Love you.

[@retiredrifleman]

He is amazing. His first album they refused to put his picture on the cover. They were worried about the racist backlash. By his second album they figured out that nobody cared.

[@JD-iv4jt]

They didn't put his picture on it on purpose they wented him to have a far shot. Back then a lot of people would have tried to have him boycott . I grow up with Mr Chirle Pride 💖 and I have always loved him and his music.

[@markdaddyo-os4eo]

Charley Pride Mississippi Man

[@markdaddyo-os4eo]

Elvis Presley Tupelo Mississippi Man

[@Alex-dh2cx]

The story of his first public show is hilarious, at least what he said when he walked out on stage

[@UncleRandy73]

We in the country community held and still hold Charlie in the highest esteem . Charlie Pride is the example of a man.

[@allendixon7700]

Did you ever hear Willie Nelson well? I no since got a song called the angel angel angel, she was fine 2 clocks a little bit too close to that ground and if it wasn't a man product. Though I wasn't a founder I'll tell I got my angel so you're crushed

[@allendixon7700]

Oh well, I know I aint you. I aint your flying too close to the ground. Yeah I do love it everyday and all day

[@allendixon7700]

I'd like some Darius record. I was a hooter, a hoodie from a hoodie around a blowfish hoodie in the blood fish and they're the signs. How are you Darius rocker? I had some good songs. I don't know what happened here later?

[@ginnybagwell1580]

Charley Pride was the first black to make it big in country music. When he first started, they let his voice on the radio carry him. He was a gentleman and he didn't need enhancers for his voice. He appreciated everything and was very humble on the awards he won.

[@brendakahley6919]

Much respect for Mr. Charlie Pride!!! Country music Icon!!!

[@BlackSmokeDMax]

Charley absolutely has one of the best voices in all of country music history!

[@gracemichelli.2am124]

Country music legend...Loved Mr. Charlie Pride..Please do more.."Kalijah" was iconic...❤️

[@janieshanks5125]

I love Kalijah !

[@Gutslinger]

I think it's Kaw Liga. Hank Sr original.

[@Marysmith-kh7dt]

I agree! That's my favorite song by Mr. Pride.

[@gracemichelli.2am124]

@@Gutslinger maybe so. I just know the song. Lol

[@bigsteve9279]

Charlie looked amazing in this video… Marty Stuart looked kinda old

[@janetnwonderland]

Charlie Pride is an icon and a rarity. Not the first black man to be successful in country music, but an award winner, memorable, and loved.

[@mrtoad8585]

Technically, trying to track was the first commercially successful black artist, but DeFord Bailey was the first black musician in country music

[@deborahbranson3712]

Charlie was one of the greatest singer's in country music

[@caitrina19]

I grew up listening to Charlie Pride. His voice was pure magic!

[@charlessanders4337]

The list of black country singers isn’t long, especially from that era. The ones that did make it were absolutely phenomenal. Charlie Pride is probably the most famous.

[@debbiel.1655]

I grew up listening to Charlie Pride. My dad was a big fan. I love how smooth his voice is. Great reaction!!

[@Haziesmom2023]

Let me talk about "fire" for a minute here, AB, You are a fire in my life. This past year has been the absolute worst year on record, ending up being Totally Alone Christmas and New Years, after being married and having a family for 53 years. I was way down. But, please accept my word to let you know how you and your smiling face and energy have literally kept me alive the last few hard weeks. Thank You AB. May you be blessed abundantly for what you do for all of us. Thank you ALL for your kindness!! Thank You!

[@farmerbill6855]

Hang in there Levonne, God loves you and so do I. Best regards from Indiana.

[@GrapeApe2018]

God Bless you Hun. There is light ahead.

[@memorywhitton5527]

Ms.Price,I'm so sorry you we're alone this year for the holidays my ❤️ understands where your coming from, I'm 60yrs old and I myself also spent my Christmas and New Year's alone, I don't know if you believe in God and I hope I don't offend you and if I do,I deeply apologize, but what I was gonna say was that I think what got me through it this year was getting to spend my first Christmas with Jesus on his Birthday and being able to sit and watch AB and his channel, I love him,he's hilarious and keeps a smile on my face, But I just wanted to tell you I love you 😍 I know I don't know you and I'm not trying to come on to you, sorry if it sounded that way, I was just letting you know your not alone God's always there,Goodnight hope you have a Blessed evening 🙏

[@kimbaker2643]

Ms. Levonne, I'm so sorry you're having such a hard time. You are never alone. You're always surrounded by angels and loved more than you will ever know. I love you. Hang in there, sweetheart. The tough times always pass. 💜💖💜💖💜💖

[@warmaidensays]

Same here, Miss Levonne. Rolled solo for the holidays, and AB has been the source of smiles and good energy.

[@TheLerrab]

Charlie Pride was the nicest man ever. He used to come in to the airport restaurant I worked at every Sunday. He was usually with his wife, sometimes his son also. I waited on him so many times and he was just down to earth and so sweet.

[@Gutslinger]

So many people react to him singing this in his old age, but y'all need to hear how great he sounded in his prime. He also had surgery on his voice box in the 90's, after he discovered that he couldn't yodel anymore due to his acid reflux having a negative effect on his vocal chords. The surgery fixed his yodeling.

[@ABtheKreator]

Say less!!! I’ll go back 👍🏾🔥🔥

[@davidtesso4789]

Charlie has one of the crispest voice in country music

[@meanoldwoman5771]

My husband worked with his brother in Colorado and said he walked around singing all the time, and sounded like Charlie. His brother said that the entire family could sing, and that Charlie wasn't the best, but was the one willing to pursue it.

[@daleb1279]

Charley Pride is one of the GOATs of country music and by all accounts, despite the prejudices he experienced, he was one of the nicest and generous of spirit people ever in the industry. Over and over people talked about how gracious and kind he was to other artists and his fans. Charley was the first Black superstar country artist, won entertainer of the year. Charley Pride was a staple in every household who listened to country music from the 1960s to the 1980s. The man who introduced him is Marty Stuart, also a Grand Ole Opry member and part of the country music scene for many decades. He was married to Johnny Cash's daughter Cindy for many years and after their divorce he married an older woman who he had had a crush on since his youth, also one of the greats, Connie Smith, who is well worth reacting to also. She could have been as famous as Loretta, Dolly, and Tammy Wynette but chose to leave the industry while she raised her kids.

[@stevedavis5704]

Don’t want to alarm you but even us non country music households listened to Country Charlie Pride.

[@memorywhitton5527]

@@stevedavis5704 so what's your honest opinion?

[@sandralorenz1796]

Charley passed away December 12, 2020. RIP Charley. He had a great voice.

[@Jacismiles4u2]

My Favorite story about this man happened early on in his career. A lady from Texas loved loved loved to listen to him. Her friends tried to tell her he was black but she did not believe him. Mostly, because there were few black country-western singers at that time. Finally he had a concert near her home town and her friends talked her into going (probably not hard to do). When he came out and started singing. She yelled " It's True! It's True" loud enough for everyone in the concert hall to hear her. ;-)

[@JackStraw1961]

My mom, at the last minute, because dad had to work, took an elderly neighbour woman with her to see Charlie (pre 1972), and she hollered out "Nobody told me he was a n****r!", Mom said she wanted to crawl under her seat. This was in Minnesota.

[@beegee1960]

Not sure if this story is true, but heard it as true. When Charlyfirst started, he had made no public appearances and many people had no idea he was black. Before his first appearance his team was concerned about how he would be recieved. He was introduced, walked to the mike and simply said, “Hello, I’m Charly Pride.” The audience exploded in applause and cheers. No one ever worried about it again. Most country music fans don’t worry about color, just about talent.

[@klevesmith]

@@beegee1960 [off subject, but... Reminds me of a quote B.B. King said of Stevie Ray Vaughn: "I always said to play the blues you have to be black twice. Stevie missed on both counts - I never noticed."

[@pamelastorr504]

Charley Pride was a class act. He died I think in 2022. Definitely a LEGEND. He broke barriers decades ago. 🥰

[@cassbumk3565]

He actually died in 2020

[@pamelastorr504]

Time flies...

[@cassbumk3565]

It sure does

[@ladyjade001]

This is my favorite song of his. Another is “Is Anybody Going to San Antonio?”

[@atkinastarling4630]

What an awesome song! Now it'll be stuck in my head all night... and that's a good thing!

[@scapito]

Inducted in Country Music Hall of Fame, member of the Grand Ole Opry, and a Pro Baseball player. 💜 Pride was very successful and beloved.

[@donnabost4445]

Seen him Live in KC as the opening act for Buck Owens in the late 60's, then after the show he was sitting on stool on the lobby signing autographs, so kind and soft spoken, he gave us autographs and conversation you wont get from anyone else these days. I will always remember him.....

[@michaelfarmer9472]

Loretta Lynn used to sit for hours after the show to pay attention to her fans. She would talk to fans while holding their hands (my Grandma said Loretta talked to her for 3 minutes, while most only talk to you long enough to sign an autograph and move to the next person), sign autographs and take pictures with everyone who wanted one, and even go as far as...now get this...sing you a song a cappella, if it was a song that wasn't in the show! Plus, if she couldn't remember the words, she would let you sing it to her! She said she had to stop doing that when musicians unionized and it started getting too expensive, but she sure did miss being that close to her fans (she always called them "Friends" because they were always there for her during her good times and bad times). Mr. Pride was always very appreciative of his fans, too. Celebrities like that (especially the ones that came up in poverty) ALWAYS remember, no matter how long they've been a star, that they would never had made it if people wouldn't buy their records. Charley started poor and had a net worth at his death of $40Million. Loretta started poor and at her death had a net worth of $65Million. Yet, they both stayed genuinely grounded, always remembered where they came from, and always remembered no matter how hard they worked, it was their fans who put them there. May they Rest In Peace.

[@melissacaddell2604]

Smooth as silk. A true country gentleman. I love his voice.

[@samantharowan2956]

Mr. Charley Pride is an absolute legend! Give a listen to “All I Have to Offer You Is Me”, “Is Anyone Going to San Antonio”

[@lauratejada2132]

Love "All I Have To Offer You is Me." Absolutely great recommendation 👍 I love "Roll on Mississippi" too.

[@Acoustic_strings]

Charlie Pride. One of the all time greats no doubt. So many great songs. My favorite, after this one, is Roll On Mississippi

[@debbers]

Charlie Pride was a big hit in our house when I was a child, I loved it when you got up and started dancing! I've been sitting here seat dancing! You have a pretty good voice when you are being serious, have you ever thought of recording? Great reaction!

[@PJnTEXAS1]

Mr. Pride is a LEGEND. All of his songs are great!

[@tarafied7322]

I love that 70s country music. When you said "You could be hispanic..." It made me think about Freddy Fender that was around about the same time as Charlie Pride. Freddy's two big crossover hits were "Wasted Days And Wasted Nights" and "Before The Next Teardrop Falls." Both of those would be good to check out.

[@atkinastarling4630]

Yasssss! I grew up on Freddy Fender and, to this day, still listen to his music with great affection!

[@cyndisanimaladventures6370]

Charlie Pride the man, the icon, the legend.

[@berlyn3014]

You can't go wrong with Charley Pride. One of my favorites of his is Kaw-Liga

[@cyu5251]

62 year old white woman that had parents that truly loved Charley Pride, so I grew up listening to him and watching him everytime he was on tv. To me he is and always will be the GOAT of country music ❤❤❤

[@cherylholcombe9816]

He had 52 top-10 hits on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart, 30 of which made it to number one. Elvis Presley was the only artist who sold more records than Pride for RCA. "Just Between You and Me" is one of his songs. For more check out the greatest hits of Charlie Pride.

[@TakersMissy]

Elvis is my all-time favorite - but this record sales data definitely put Charlie Pride in VERY good company in this case and very well deserved. 🙂👍

[@scottiebeauchane-cf9bz]

Charlie Pride was and always will be 1 of the greatest voices to ever grace the radio waves.

[@patriciaadams-rl4iz]

Country isn't Country without Charlie Pride. What a wonderful singer😇😇😇😇😇😇

[@bobbydelamar606]

RIP Charlie Pride 🙏🏼

[@TexasRivermedic]

I grew up on this man as a regular part of country music and I still love it when people stumble on him for the first time! ❤ some Charley Pride

[@sidjones8173]

I grew up listening to Charley I'll be 50 next birthday that was one of my favorite songs by him rip charley

[@Jonboy997]

Charlie Pride was one of the best to do it. Top 5 all time for sure.

[@RebeccaMidyette]

I love it when you chair dance to the music and I find myself dancing right along with you.

[@southernenigma3427]

I've never been much a country music fan, but my mother LOVED Charlie Pride. She played this song so much, I came to love it! Great reaction!!

[@gagirl0499]

Charlie Pride is a legend in country music.

[@tammyslavens3687]

I grew up with Charlie pride playing in my house , I have always loved him. RIP Charlie

[@kathyjones3940]

Had a huge crush on Charlie Pride since I was young!!! 🥰So glad my parents brought us up on "Real Country"!!! Loved Charlie Pride since I was 7!!!❤

[@donnagammons1154]

I never heard Charlie Pride sing a bad song!!! I've always loved his voice and loved him!!! He was truly amazing and smooth as Tennessee Whiskey!!!!! 🌹🌿🥰😘

[@lizmorris78]

One of the purest voices to ever grace country music.

[@justkim5719]

Wow! I can’t believe you actually did some Charlie Pride. He is a legend!!! My parents were huge fans so of course I grew up listening to his music. A man with a golden voice.❤Much love!

[@ABtheKreator]

Believe it 🔥🔥🔥🔥‼️👀🙌🏾

[@conniebarends9835]

If you're in a Hispanic country singer check out Freddie Fender. His song Before the next Teardrop Falls is the best. Love your reactions. Charley Pride was played at my House growing up. Lol

[@theresataylor6675]

Charlie Pride us the man. Love his voice. So rich.

[@bdnightshade]

Charley Pride had one of those voices that just lifts your soul!

[@leecogbill5881]

Hahaha the look on your face when you saw the great Charlie Pride. Awesome. He doesn't have any bad songs. The man is a legend! Rip to one of the great goats

[@lauramusser4973]

My man. Love his music.

[@wsw32606]

There's a great video on KZbin called "Loretta Lynn Surprises Charley Pride" which shows he was humble too. Loretta Lynn was a huge country star.

[@patticriss2238]

Big star and a good human. Tons of hits.

[@geniej9093]

This is who I was listening to in the late 60-70's. My husband and Rolling Stones/Janis Joplin fan would just shake his head and wonder. I knew quality and loved Charley Pride's lovely songs.

[@kimberlygrimm7007]

Charlie Pride was absolutely was/and Always will be a LEGEND! Please react to some Neal McCoy & Tracey Lawrence. You won't regret it!

[@MrsDuke95]

Oh mercy, I still know EVERY WORD BY HEART ❤️❤️❤️❤️ LOVE IT 💘

[@caitrina19]

Me too! Isn’t it great? Isn’t he wonderful. ❤❤❤

[@trishdaniel6196]

What happened to Charley Pride? Pride died from complications related to COVID-19 in Dallas on December 12, 2020, during the COVID-19 pandemic in Texas. He was 86 years old. He had 4 children, 3 sons and 1 daughter. His son Dion looks the spitting image of his Daddy!!!!How many #1 hits did Charley Pride have? 29 Number Ones From 1966 to the early Eighties, Charley Pride was a country chart stalwart, scoring 29 Number Ones on Billboard's Hot Country Songs chart and more than 50 Top Tens in total

[@Lissa71]

Charlie was a huge star when I was growing up. Atleast in my house.

[@stevenwalker5343]

I got to see him perform before he passed, voice was just as good. He served in the US Army and is a veteran also....

[@wendypowell6357]

Truly a much loved and respected country legend. May he RIP. Another favorite of mine from him is Kowliga.

[@mistermchollow7250]

Thank you for reacting to Charlie. He was one of my grandmothers favorites. We would listen to this one on repeat and it never gets old. Couple of years back when she passed away, I played one of his songs at her funeral.

[@RubyGB]

Charley Pride was a class act personally and professionally. He and his wife, Rozene, were married in 1956 until his death Dec 12, 2020 (at age 86) over 6 decades later.

[@connieleighton4375]

Love Charlie, he was one of my dad's favorite country singers...♡

[@tomemig7465]

Charlie Pride was on the radio all the time in the 70s. One of my top 10 male artists for sure.

[@vanessaedgar3371]

I'm another one who grew up on Charlie Pride. My dad would play his music out in the garage as he was puttering around with stuff at his workbench (my mom was a nurse who worked night shift so we kept it quiet in the house). The man who introduced him in the video is Marty Stuart. If you want another person in your hall of fame check him out. His song "Hillbilly Rock" will have you chair dancin' in no time.

[@atkinastarling4630]

Charlie Pride was a staple for me growing up in the 70s and 80s... Kiss an Angel, Kaw-liga, and Burgers&Fries&CherryPies. Absolutely amazing. Saw him in concert at a county fair during the late 90s: still as on fire as ever. One of the nicest men I've ever met.

[@cindyphifer970]

Charlie was great. All I Have To Offer You Is Me and Is Anybody Going to San Antone are 2 more great songs by him. R.I.P

[@elizabethjane5492]

I saw Charley a few years before he died at the Grand Ole Opry. He was welcomed onto the stage with so much love from everyone on stage and the audience. He was wearing what I always called a warm grampa sweater.

[@whatiwasgoingtosay]

I had the privilege of seeing Charley Pride at The Grand Ole Opry when I was a kid. He did “Kaw-Liga” and it was amazing. RIP

[@debrabenoist1596]

Charlie was one of the greats. Listen to his “snakes crawl at night and miller’s cave”. He never got any bad press. First time he was on Grand Ole Opry the audience was in shock but they got over it pretty quick!

[@kimking6036]

Charlie Pride has been a Country music superstar since the early 70's. Sadly we lost him during Covid. Most songs were shorter back then. It was very hard to get radio stations to play anything over a couple minutes

[@michaelhoffman4542]

Charley had an amazing voice. Color doesn't matter.

[@kylesummers1565]

CP is a Classic country music performer. RIP CP! Peace, Love!!

[@ladylauraanne]

He will always be a legend. My late brother used to sing this song when he was little. Love it

[@thehorrorfanx]

One of my parents’ favorite artists and songs. I’m generally not into country music, but I’ve always loved Charlie Pride’s deep rich voice.

[@Dee-US]

I love your reaction! Isn't this song ... GREAT ? ? ! ! 🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵 I remember hearing it, on the radio, when it was a "new song". Wikipedia says that was in 1971. (I was 11 years old.) I loved the song back then. And I still love it today (in 2024). 🙂❤

[@RandyBrady2024]

Charlie Pride had swag and confidence, yet humble, like few others.

[@carrierenee5999]

My daddy told me the story of how when Charley was gonna perform live on the Opry Loretta Lynn was told not to show affection to him but she kissed him on the cheek anyway. Love him 💗

[@starlawilson9011]

Charley was awesome. Breaking down barriers. Country music fans could be a bit narrow minded back then, so you know Charley Pride was 🔥

[@farmerbill6855]

Super smooth Charley Pride, never disappoints. The great Marty Stuart playing acoustic and introducing him.

[@anitawright7169]

Charley Pride was an icon. Love this song. Love your reaction!

[@kimberlyosborne1977]

I always love when people see he was black. There are not very many black country singers and he was a legend. My mom had this on 8 track played in the car all the time. Loved your dancing😂🤣❤️

[@poguemom3]

My parents played Charlie’s albums all the time when I was a kid! Love him! 💜

[@polocash11]

Pride used to watch country music as a child. He played in the baseball negro league while he sang on the side. An injury kept him from playing baseball so a few men got RCA records to listen to him. He signed a contract and recorded 50 top 10 songs. I used to hear him sing while my grandmother wore out his album.

[@cherylluigs8984]

I am 60 years old and my mother loved Charlie Pride…listened to his music all the time when I was a small child (well, I also loved The Monkeys too!)

[@Almcingrid3663]

I grew up on Charley Pride! First song I learned was “Crystal Chandelier”. Check out Wendy Moten, Coffey Anderson, Chapel Hart.

[@quintondees4501]

One of my favorites of all time, way underrated. His voice is pure as snow. I literally listen to him every time I want to go back in my mind to simpler times....... he'll be missed greatly, love him

[@1Ggirl1959]

I'm from south Georgia and i just have to comment. He was so popular in the 70's. I was a young girl back then . Even old white prejudice farmers had his "record - vinyl back then or cassete tape" There was a story that he and Dolly had a thing going on. It really pissed those old boys off. LOL, but they still loved his music. If you read his history.. he was a pretty awesome person! Love me some Charley Pride. He was the first black man to make it in country. He broke the rules! Awesome!

[@stevenrogers9123]

Charley Pride is one of my favorites. Picture this. One of Country Music's "Legends" is a black man. I don't think current culture knows this fact. Also there is a song that Ray Charles sings with Willie Nelson that is rated up there with one of the greatest country songs ever. You should check it out. Steven Spanish Angels is the name of that song. " Kawliga" is my favorite Charley Pride song. Originally written and sang by Hank Williams Sr.

[@CathyY72]

I think you mean Seven Spanish Angels, and yeah, that is one of my favorites! I like Charley's version of Kaw-Liga better than Hank's.

[@stevenrogers9123]

Yes I meant Seven. Sorry for the typo.

[@tanyaposs]

Met him when I was a little girl, he’s definitely was amazing in person!

[@patricialangley7943]

Charley Pride and Don Williams were cut from the same cloth. Handsome quiet me with smooth silky voices. They done sad breakup songs about what they thought life would be like without the wonen they lived; but when they sang a song about live and being faithful, you felt it and you believed EVERY word! They gave us hope for love! Ronnie Milsap had a different type of voice but he is another legend that had that same effect on me. When you lusten to them, you just know they live every word.

[@jgn1326]

Legend says everything you need to know about Charley Pride! ! "Crystal Chandelier" & "All I Have To Offer You Is Me " are 2 more of his awesome songs.

[@got2loveme1974]

I was born in 1974 and the very first song I ever remember hearing that stuck with me all my life was when I was 4 years old in 1978 when I heard Charlie pride burgers fries and cherry pies is the name of the song you can't go wrong with anything it is but that one is very special to me and you will love it Charlie pride is an original country legend he was the OG and his son also sounds just like him and Charlie pride just recently died from covin such an amazing man