Gene Watson -- Farewell Party [REACTION/RATING]

The combination of Gene's voice with these lyrics and this instrumentation makes for one of THOSE songs. Take it all in!!
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[@lindaccole]

Wow!! Always perfect and his voice never changes. Still going strong at 80. Just as awesome as when he started. We love you Gene. Love his wonderful sister too.

[@phyllispoff6959]

Gene Watson has always been my favorite country singer. He gets better and better with age

[@latachia_2981]

I agree!

[@carolyndavis8273]

Gene is such a great singer!!! He deserves much more recognition than he has ever received❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤.

[@Shaniatwain.F]

Thank you dear I truly appreciate this very kind gesture

[@rhondameyer4667]

Gene Watson is the best singer any where

[@Shaniatwain.F]

Thank you! I’m grateful for that it means so much to me seeing this positive response from you guys out there listening to my music.

[@dmedman50]

Just saw Gene last night in Indiana; at age almost age 79--he is still amazing!

[@rosaliet6328]

Gene Watson is the best of the best!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Shaniatwain.F]

We must acknowledge that we are all that we have and that sometimes the greatest assistance someone can provide is unadulterated love and kindness. I appreciate you taking the time to read this, and I sincerely hope you keep listening to my music.

[@matthewlee6168]

Love this song--LOVE this performance of it. Notice how all those legends were in AWE of Gene's voice!

[@onlyme114]

His voice hasn't changed a bit. I love this song and that steel guitar is my FAVORITE KIND OF MUSIC !!!

[@pasadena1994]

I know his voice hasn't changed one bit since 1979 not one bit

[@warrenburlingame7087]

Every body in this room are hall of fame caliber musicians and singers

[@Shaniatwain.F]

It’s always an honor to become a member of the grand ole Opry sir you guys are part of my inspiration.

[@franwhewell2633]

This song is the ultimate Gene Watson Song! Everybody there was in awe of his great voice, just as I am!

[@pammydukes1964]

I love this song and he is. A great song

[@richardfrawley161]

he has been said by many to have the perfect country voice......love the guy

[@kaypike6662]

I have been to see Gene Watson three times. Simply amazing. When he sings at concert you would think you are listening to a CD. His voice is clear and perfect. You just don't want the concert to end. Also, such a professional band.

[@Shaniatwain.F]

Gosh I’m so happy to hear that you’re having a great time listening to my music.

[@garionfan1]

This song gives me chills! I absolutely love Gene! There’s nothing better than classic country.

[@victoriarachelle89]

All I can say is amazing song by gene Watson. He's one of the best ever

[@momusicfan]

Thanks for the review...Gene NEEDS to be in Country Music Hall of Fame.

[@SallyBedow]

Gene Watson closes all his shows with this song. It was written by Lawton Williams who also wrote the great song "Fraulein". Even today, this song is Gene Watson's most requested song. Lawton Williams gave his BMI award for this song to Gene Watson. Several artists recorded this song before Gene but none had a hit with it, Little Jimmy Dickens and Waylon Jennings to name two. The only woman to record it (the last time I checked) was Jean Shepard. I've often said I think I've danced a thousand miles to this song. One of those great "hugging on the dance floor" songs!

[@Shaniatwain.F]

Thank you!!! I’m glad you picked mine as your favorite version of this song it means so much to me.

[@cindiegrimm5983]

There would be no country music without the people in that room. Porter Wagoner and all the rest are the very root of country. I wish the video was more clear so I could make out other faces. Larry Gatlin and Roy Clark are in there also.

[@edithmaxim2041]

one of my all time favorite songs. what a voice.

[@39thala]

“Love in the hot Afternoon” is one of his best!

[@ljriner]

This is an early country family reunion show. Loved these "Homecoming" style videos. Another good Gene Watson song is 'Nothing Sure Looked Good on You

[@Leann2]

One of my all time favorites 😘

[@Shaniatwain.F]

Thank you!!! Love you too

[@raymondbreeland4238]

Lori Morgan is the blonde. I love Gene Watson!!

[@lelandcross9092]

Lori Morgan ,Joe stampley, Porter Wagner, Waylon Jennings and many others.

[@asherasspirit7727]

I know just about all these folks in this video, yes even as young as I am. Being from Tennessee this song is a must! And was played at my Daddy's funeral. Thanks for the reaction. this one is a 100 .. ✅

[@kevinswinyer3176]

The Blonde at the end is Lorrie Morgan, Daughter of the Late Great George Morgan, and Widow of the Late Great Keith Whitley, and Gene also named his Band after that Song... The Farewell Party Band.

[@beverleyshanks6129]

Gene curls my toenails i just love his voice & music

[@barbaralilly9301]

Excellent music.

[@pennyfoster9095]

that was lorrie morgan . i got. to go see him wow that man could make me melt

[@rubbersole79]

Whenever you need to re-boot yer ears to HARD Country, just plug in some Gene Watson.

[@blackwood711]

Of course, the blonde was Lorie Morgan, a fabulous singer in her own right. Larry Gatlin was sitting right in front of Gene. The stage was full of country legends. Notice when Waylon Jennings looks over at him when the iconic finally was sang , and every other great vocalist was also watching intently, for that great ending. He got a standing ovation from everyone in that crowd of country legends. Why Gene isnt in the country hall of fame just brings shame to the hall of fame. To wait and award it after he passes would be the greatest injustice, and take all legitamacy away from the hall of fame!!! Thank you for all the great reviews of singers, known and barely known.

[@nativetexan9776]

That was Larry Gatlin that said he did that sittin' down

[@warrenburlingame7087]

You selected my favorite video of him singing this song. He just recently got invited to join the grand ole Opry after 55 years. Congratulations Gene

[@Shaniatwain.F]

Yes thank you so much warren it’s an honor to be a member of the grand ole Opry I appreciate your prayers and support for me.

[@knitswithhorses2285]

Thank you! Nobody seems to remember GW's contribution to country music. My mama married his big brother, Jack, when she was 15 and had 4 little Watson's who are all very musically gifted just as Jack was. He could play anything with strings and was a popular session player until he got caught with the wrong man's wife. Then he got black balled. Mom was offered a recording contract but he was pissy over being banned from being involved so he made her turn it down. This was all in the Bakersfield scene in the 50s. My mom had some stories!

[@cynthiacowan8422]

My husband remembers Gene from Cut n Shoot Tx.

[@Rocker1983]

Check out Fourteen Carat Mind & Love In the Hot Afternoon. Both great songs by Gene Watson.

[@joehill33]

It looks like it was taken from "Country's Family Reunion" A great old show on US TV. Gene has one of the best voices in Country Music.

[@davidhosscowart5849]

One of the greatest country songs ever!

[@anntotty2081]

What a man!!!

[@Shaniatwain.F]

Thanks ma’am i appreciate you sharing your ideas with us. I sincerely hope you continue to like my music.

[@marycallejas5447]

The blond was Lori Morgan ..... Keith Whitley's widow.... if you know him....

[@alanh1508]

I just happen to get this in my feed, I've been a fan of Gene Watson for a few years ever since I seen him on Country Family Reunion. This song "Farewell Party" was released by Gene in 1979, was originally recorded in 1960 by Lawton Williams who wrote it, and covered a year later by Little Jimmy Dickens. What I imagined in hearing this song is that it was a prequel to "He stopped Loving Her Today". It wasn't of course the the two stories do fit well together although the songs were written years apart by different people.

[@Shaniatwain.F]

This songs has always been one of my favorite songs ever Lawton Williams did a really great job with this song and I’m happy to have jumped on it again, thanks for your support.

[@bleuskye8124]

Awesome! To be in the room with all these amazing singers. Now this I know and love!

[@Leann2]

My mom loved this song so much , my mom and dad divorced when I was a baby , my mom always played this song when she talked about him , my dad survived 5 wives , my mom was his first.

[@93drayno]

We played this at my grandpa's funeral at the end of the service...it was his request and Gene Watson was one his favorites...thanks for the review!

[@pennyfoster9095]

thank you very much i am going to have this played at my funeral thank you

[@Shaniatwain.F]

We must acknowledge that we are all that we have and that sometimes the greatest assistance someone can provide is unadulterated love and kindness. I appreciate you taking the time to read this, and I sincerely hope you keep listening to my music.

[@ljriner]

The host was Ralph Emery. The blonde you referred to is Lori Morgan married Kieth Whitley. Larry Gatlin (Gatlin Bros) made the comment at the end. The are country legends. Janie Fricke, Porter Wagner, Ricky VanShelton, Patty Loveless, Waylon Jennings, Roy Clark

[@mt3311]

The steel player in this song is Weldon Myrick. Lloyd Green was the one that played on the original. Myrick and Green play the same way. The whole essence of this song starts with the steel.

[@michellemedinas7128]

I know the blonde was Lorrie Morgan. I think Waylon Jennings May have been in there as well. Gene Watson is also known for performing duets with another singer named Rhonda Vincent. She is known as the Queen of Bluegrass but she also crosses over into country. You should react to her as well.

[@Shaniatwain.F]

She is an amazing writer and performer as well. It was a pleasure working with her. Thank you for providing us with the assistance we need; I truly appreciate it.

[@annag5696]

That is a great song. Love when artists ahow their respect for each other. I saw Lorrie Morgan and Janie Fricke in that video.

[@joycemcgovern4167]

U can't go wrong with one of his song

[@Shaniatwain.F]

We must acknowledge that we are all that we have and that sometimes the greatest assistance someone can provide is unadulterated love and kindness. I appreciate you taking the time to read this, and I sincerely hope you keep listening to my music.

[@kippytx]

Thanks for this review. Love Gene. He is amazing. Love your channel

[@RockN2Country]

@lucinda monger Thank you, and glad you liked the reaction!!

[@michaeltotten5767]

Porter Wagoner, Waylon Jennings, Roy Clark, Lorrie Morgan, Janie Fricke, George Lindsey (Goober), Roy Clark, Larry Gatlin, BJ Thomas, Crystal Gayle, Ricky Van Shelton, Joe Stampley, Ralph Emery, just to name a few. 😬

[@gwengirtman1239]

Michael Totten i couldn’t place Crystal Gayle’s name. All could think was Loretta Lynn’s sister.

[@Shaniatwain.F]

@@gwengirtman1239 We appreciate you sharing your ideas with us. I sincerely hope you continue to like my music.

[@terryduncan31]

All country legends!

[@denisew.8610]

I saw Porter Wagoner, Larry Gatlin, Lorie Morgan and Janie Frickie, Crystal Gayle, Waylon Jennings and so many other great performers in that room. The beautiful blonde was Lorie Morgan.

[@dllavid]

His wife dude … it’s country tear jerking at its best !

[@daisyclifton9784]

Love love love Gene Watson. There are so many heavyweights in this video Lorrie Morgan, Porter Waggoner Ralph Emery and many more.

[@kippytx]

Some their are. Lorrie Morgan. Janie Fricke. Larry Gatlin. Roy Clark. Waylon Jennings. Please look up more of Gene's songs. He is amazing.

[@RockN2Country]

@lucinda monger Yep, I recognized Lorrie Morgan, as once she entered the picture it was hard not to stare at her. Rude of me, huh? Ha!

[@kippytx]

Lorrie is very pretty. And so talented. She redid a song that her Dad George Morgan did... Called. ALMOST. So pretty.

[@wilmaneely4334]

I love gene Watson. I still have his CDs and play them everyday. My ex husband wants my son Steven to play this at his funeral. Lawdy!!!

[@Shaniatwain.F]

We must acknowledge that we are all that we have and that sometimes the greatest assistance someone can provide is unadulterated love and kindness. I appreciate you taking the time to read this, and I sincerely hope you keep listening to my music.

[@rickrodgers9610]

The blonde lady is Lori Morgan. Some present are Waylon Jennings, Larry Gatlin, Bobby Bare, Ricky Van Shelton, Janie Frickie, Porter Wagoner, Joe Stampley, T. Graham Brown, Roy Clark, Crystal Gayle

[@wcknives]

One of my top five songs of all times. If you want to hear something that gives bigger chills watch the Gene Watson KZbin video of “This Time You gave me a Mountain “ or “I Don’t Need a Thing at All”. If you don’t feel something from these three songs you need to have your ticker checked.

[@jefftappan3091]

It's almost an operatic performance, where his voice rises in power.

[@Shaniatwain.F]

I’m glad you liked it, brother, thank you so much.

[@rorycoats8014]

lorrie morgan, larry gatlin, Waylon, joe stampley, Janie Fricke, porter wagoner, rickey van Shelton, Barbara Fairchild, crystal gayle, ralph emery, bobby bare, t graham brown, Ferlin huskey

[@Shaniatwain.F]

I appreciate you taking the time to read this, and I sincerely hope you continue to enjoy country music in general and my music in particular.

[@michaeltotten5767]

Weldon Myrick was Connie Smith’s (Once a Day) steel player for many years.

[@razor75250]

Weldon was a fantastic steel player!!! He helped me out greatly when I got started. ....I miss him dearly!!

[@maryannanderson2213]

Farewell Party is my oldest brother's favorite song. Not his favorite song by Gene Watson, his favorite song-period. I think I can identify some of these people for you. Some of the long shots are so blurry that I cannot see them well enough to know who they are but here goes. 2:51 Porter Wagoner, Janie Fricke, Larry Gatlin, and Ralph Emery. Porter Wagoner (in sequined suit), Janie Fricke (who sang background for MANY country singers), Larry Gatlin (in camel colored jacket. Larry and his brothers Rudy and Steve performed together as the Gatlin Brothers and in the 1970's they were about the hottest thing around. Broken Lady, I've Done Enough Dying Today and All the Gold In California were their biggest hits). FInally, Ralph Emery. Ralph was not a singer, though he did release one song, Hello Fool which was an answer to Faron Young's, Hello Walls. Hello Walls was a man talking to his house and Hello Fool was the house talking back to him. This got about as much attention as you would expect. Because it was a novelty record everyone pretty much wanted to hear it ONE TIME but no one lined up to hear it a second time. I doubt that Ralph cared that his song was not a huge hit because he actually was a DJ. In fact, he was an iconic country DJ on WSM Radio 650. WSM was billed as "clear channel 650" because at night everyone in the southeastern part of the US could hear WSM so Ralph had a huge following. I believe Ralph had the Midnight to 6 show at WSM (my memory is a bit fuzzy on the exact time of his show) and back in those days security was extremely lax and the station was not usually locked. My brother and I went up there a time or two and he actually let us in the control room with him and we got to watch (very quietly) as he interviewed stars of the Grand Ole Opry. When country singers would come home after being on the road on tour, their first stop was at WSM to talk to Ralph, often before they even went home. He would find out where they were going next on tour and if they had a new record he would play it. He talked to so many singers and they told him so many stories that he pretty much became a walking encyclopedia for all things country music. He married Skeeter Davis, herself a country singer. Skeeter started out singing with another young woman whose name was Betty Jack Davis and they went by the name The Davis Sisters though Skeeter's last name was NOT Davis and they were NOT sisters. They had a monster hit "I Forgot More Than You'll Ever Know About Him" and while they were on tour promoting that record another driver I believe fell asleep at the wheel and crashed into them and Betty Jack was killed. After that Skeeter briefly paired with another female singer but the chemistry just was not there and she soon launched a solo career. I believe her first BIG hit as a solo artist was "The End of the World". Ralph and Skeeter divorced after only four years of marriage. 3:37 Charlie Rich a/k/a The Silver Fox because of his beautiful silver white hair. He released "The Most Beautiful Girl in the World" and "Behind Closed Doors". 6:50 Lorrie Morgan, the daughter of George Morgan. George was a star on the Grand Ole Opry and his big hits were "Candy Kisses" and "Room Full of Roses". Lorrie also became a member of the Opry and she had a big hit with "Something in Red" and she also covered a George Jones song, "A Picture of Me Without You". I am a huge George Jones fan (after watching the movie, Misery I don't dare say I'm someone's Number One Fan) but I honestly think Lorrie's cover of this song is about as good as George's original of it. 7:06 Barbara Fairchild I don't know that Barbara is what is cruelly known as a "One Hit Wonder" but honestly the only hit of hers (that I can remember is "Teddy Bear". 7:33 I believe that's George Lindsey who was on Hee Haw and also played Goober on the Andy Griffith Show and the Griffith Show's spinoff, Gomer Pyle. Ricky Van Shelton (in the cowboy hat). Ricky recorded "Statue of a Fool" and "I'll Leave this World Loving You". He also covered "Life Turned Her that Way" that was originally recorded in 1955 by Little Jimmy Dickens and later recorded by Charlie Pride, George Jones and the version that made the biggest hit in 1967 by Mel Tillis. 7:56 Waylon Jennings: "Mamas, Don't Let Your Babies Grow up to be Cowboys" and "I Don't Believe Hank Done it This Way". 8:12 Bobby Bare (standing) His hits include "Margie's at the Lincoln Park Inn", "Detroit City", "Shame on Me" and "Miller's Cave". Then Waylon, then Roy Clark and finally Crystal Gayle and behind Crystal Gayle is T. Graham Brown. It's too blurry for me to see who the other two people are. Whew! I'm through. Sorry this got so long but I just wanted to let you know who some of these people are. And you're right. They are HUGE and most of them are in the Country Music Hall of Fame. To paraphrase Minnie Pearl, "I'm through writing now."

[@jennel802009]

Love In a Hot Afternoon and Paper Rosie are two good ones.

[@Davidferrell1964]

Some of the stars in there were Lorrie Morgan, Porter Wagoner, Janie Fricke, Larry Gatlin just to name a few

[@renenadeau323]

Don’t ever forget the great Waylon Jennings . He also did a great rendition of that song.

[@Shaniatwain.F]

@@renenadeau323He will always be a legend in country music thank you so much Rene

[@757optim]

I saw Gene in a High School auditorium (small venue) in the '80s. It was a fund raiser for building a YMCA. Great show and what a set of pipes. What did Gene think of this song? He named his band "The Farewell Party". (Like all great country songs, this song is about lost love and broken hearts. : )

[@christiekeaton155]

Oh yeah Larry Gatlin said "that should be against the law". Lorrie Morgan "he didn't even flinch. Porter Waggoner, Crystal Gayle & Waylon Jennings was in the left front row. Plenty of great country artist's in this one. Have a great weekend everyone.

[@TexasMagnolia]

Another great one from a fellow Texan. Gene was constantly on Houston radio, grew-up listening to Gene. A great Country artist. The original recording is much better. His voice is haunting. I could name everyone there but I loved seeing Waylon up front in the light blue shirt.

[@Shaniatwain.F]

It was a great record and I couldn’t resist jumping on it myself thanks for all the love and encouragement.

[@monicalyons7431]

Yay! Another TX artist. Can you please do a Cross Canadian Ragweed?

[@RockN2Country]

@Monica Lyons I've done five of their songs so far, so if you go to the search bar on the channel and type in "Canadian" it will bring them up for you. Have fun. 🙂

[@Shaniatwain.F]

We appreciate you sharing your ideas with us. I sincerely hope you continue to like my music.

[@JMartin0409]

My dad’s fav! I really wanted to take him to a performance. 🎼❤️

[@phyllispoff6959]

In the video I saw Waylon Jennings, Roy Clark, Larry Gatlan, Lori Morgan, Janie Fricke, T Graham Brown, Barbara Fairchild, and others

[@lynnettekertson8289]

Lorrie Morgan, Janie Frickie, Larry Gatlin(...against the law), Waylon Jennings, etc.

[@Shaniatwain.F]

I appreciate you taking the time to read this, and I sincerely hope you continue to enjoy country music in general and my music in particular.

[@teenasmith9619]

BTW. The blonde is Loretta Lynn Morgan, known as Lori Morgan. She was married to Keith Whitley and Sammy Kershaw. She’s from Tennessee.

[@lindacole5348]

The blonde was Lorrie Morgan, guy sitting in front was Larry Gatlin the last guy standing with black hat was Waylon Jennings.

[@1lynnj]

The song was offered to George Jones first he turned it down said it was two morbid.

[@lindabeckworth8637]

Watson also sang Love In The Hot Afternoon. A great song.

[@Shaniatwain.F]

Thank you dear!!!

[@Ka3Ty]

Gene saw him Last year, this video has many great country singers Joe Stampley to his right, Janie Frickie to his left, Lorrie Morgan to her left, Larry Gatlin and Porter Wagoner in front of him. Barbara Fairchild in a peach dress, it may be Ferlin Husky behind Waylon Jennings Roy Clark, Bobby Bare, Crystal Gayle, I think Ricky Van Shelton was wearing a cowboy hat, Ronnie McDowell some faces are too fuzzy to identify but there sure are a bunch of greats here.

[@ANNEAVES]

Lorie Morgan. Waylon Jennings. Crystal Gayle, Larry Gatlin. Ralph Emory, Jeanny Sealy. Porter Waggoner. Janie Frickie and many others

[@CindyWhopantsCarter3421]

I saw Barbara Fairchild, Lynn Anderson, Jainie Fricke, Ralph Emery, Bill Anderson, Larry Gatlin, Ricky Van Shelton, Porter Wagner, Cousin Minnie Pearl to name a few, After I play it again I’ll give you more names

[@Leann2]

REQUEST coming , please do George Jones He Stopped Loving Her Today 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@RockN2Country]

@Leann Wilson Good timing for your request, since it's coming up this week. I already recorded my reaction during a recent session, so it's a done deal. :-)

[@johnmcclurg3325]

Ron this guy is one of my favorite singers I guess because he was popular when I was young and he’s good. Ron if you would listen to him sing Paper Rosey I think you’ll like it you don’t have to showcase it just listen to it 👍on this video. Oh ya 14 caret mind is also good and love in the hot afternoon sorry to ramble

[@wadeburns9805]

Whiskey Myers is from Palestine, Texas. You definitely need to react to more of them. Especially"The Reckoning", but I've already requested it (I believe)😊

[@Shaniatwain.F]

We must acknowledge that we are all that we have and that sometimes the greatest assistance someone can provide is unadulterated love and kindness. I appreciate you taking the time to read this, and I sincerely hope you keep listening to my music.

[@CindyWhopantsCarter3421]

Barbara Fairchild, Janie Fricke, Larry Gatlin, Porter Wagoner, Joe Stamply, Ricky Van Shelton, George (Goober) Lindsey, Ralph Emory, Lori Morgan, Bobby Bare, Waylon Jennings, Roy Clark, Crystal Gayle

[@christiekeaton155]

I wandered if I was crazy for thinking of how ppl (my children) will remember me when I'm gone? I'm pretty sure this is a current relationship that's somewhere gone sour but still holding it togther and he wants to keep her til his last breath of life is gone from his body.

[@GaOutlawVinyl]

The video is from a Gaither style video featuring country legends. I actually have the cd. Another performance from it that is great is Kris Kristopherson telling the inspiration behind Why Me then Singing it with Willie Nelson singing backup.

[@davidcampbell311]

Will someone miss you when you're gone that's a big question ⁉️

[@Leann2]

Please play Johnny Paychecks OLD VIOLIN 🎻

[@RockN2Country]

@Leann Wilson I did Daryle Singletary's cover of Johnny's song, but one day I'll get to Johnny's. Thanks for the rec!

[@jefftappan3091]

Check out the duet with George Jones and Keith Richards of " Don't Say it's You' . It works so well.

[@jefftappan3091]

Janie Fricke, Lorries Morgan, Larry Gatlin, Porter Wagoner, I thought I'd seen George Jones, Waylon Jennings, Crystal Gayle maybe, and I don't know who all else.

[@jefftappan3091]

Lorrie Morgan. Stupid phone.

[@rosiessecretsmvp9228]

Loved this & of course Gene Watson Lorrie Morgan the blonde is in the audience. Please play 14 karat Mind & thank you

[@teenasmith9619]

I never thought the speaker had done anything in particular that left a terrible legacy. I think it’s about losing the love of someone he cared about very much and he’s asking for this one last concession. At my funeral please at least pretend that you still love me and will miss me.

[@Shaniatwain.F]

We must acknowledge that we are all that we have and that sometimes the greatest assistance someone can provide is unadulterated love and kindness. I appreciate you taking the time to read this, and I sincerely hope you keep listening to my music.

[@normawilliams4101]

thank you so much I love Gene Watson I'd like for you to do "Fourteen Carat Mind" by Gene Watson

[@Shaniatwain.F]

I love you too dear thank you for the love and encouragement you’ve shown me all the way I truly appreciate it.

[@cherylberry5058]

blonde is lorrie morgan and is from nashville, tennessee

[@dougcarter5843]

None better than Gene Watson !

[@Shaniatwain.F]

Thank you so much brother.

[@brendaisajiw3417]

Lorrie Morgan, looked like Ricky Van Shelton in the back row but not sure cause the video was blurred, Janie Fricke, porter Wagoner and on and on...

[@39thala]

If you'd like to hear an awesome and 'chilling' performance, try Johnny Cash & The Carter Family Were You There When They Crucified My Lord 1962.

[@mattferguson6404]

you should check out Daryle Singltary " She sure looks good in black"

[@Shaniatwain.F]

We appreciate you sharing your ideas with us. I sincerely hope you continue to like my music.

[@YBarboMike]

Waylon Jennings, Porter Wagner, Lori Morgan

[@anntotty2081]

The blonde was Lorie Morgan

[@christyamis2231]

Several of those around him are gone now.

[@Shaniatwain.F]

I appreciate you taking the time to read this, and I sincerely hope you continue to enjoy country music in general and my music in particular.

[@christyamis2231]

Will always enjoy your music@@Shaniatwain.F

[@Shaniatwain.F]

@@christyamis2231 thank you. Do you have my email or my signed autograph yet

[@jefftappan7973]

His voice is almost operatic in it's range.

[@tak1984]

If you haven’t already, you should check out Joe Nichols singing this song.