gogi grant the wayward wind

[@mrstevehartman]

Even Patsy Cline cannot do justice to this wonderful song as much as Gogi Grant does ! Its not just her great voice but, the special rhythm of the soundtrack, also. Even at 80, she sounds as good as the original, WOW !!!!

[@desert3347]

Amazing, She's singing in the "exact" key that she sang when recording this Beautiful Haunting song! This song haunts me to this day.

[@lelandbell5300]

I have loved this song for 60 years now I"am 74now

[@alchan6848]

Ditto, even for the age. I remember I was sitting on top of the dining table when the song was on the radio.

[@VoiceoverIsland]

I wish the tremendous ovation that Gogi received had been included here. What a moment of triumph. Gogi nailed it, half a century later. There must not have been a dry eye in the house.

[@JeffKehlert-rz5xu]

Fantastic The legendary Gogi Grant. Heard that as a child in the 50s...loved it ever since.

[@basicaa]

I remember when I was a little girl back in the 50's listening to this song on the radio and being enthralled by it. It is still wonderful

[@lindawilken4391]

one of the greatest songs of all time May you rest in peace Gogi

[@Carolmakof]

Such a beautiful voice and lady. What a shame she gave up her singing career so early on. She sounds just as good on this PBS show as she did back in the 50's.

[@JenniferMcMullenMusic]

Gogi Grant, you rock! I watched this performance on PBS, and it was spellbinding. This song always makes me weepy, for it makes me think of my father's difficult upbringing. It's a song for the ages, that's for sure.

[@bobcampbell7596]

I have fond childhood memories of playing this song on the portable record player my parents bought me for Christmas 1955 when I was 10 years old. Gogi absolutely nailed it back then, and 49 years latter, in 2004, she nailed it again. What a great song and such a beautiful voice. Don't let anyone tell you otherwise, they certainly don't make them like they used to.

[@ravenwolf789]

I was 17 in portland oregon and im glad I lived it all the way! 1956, the greatest time in world history and its gone boy if time travel was possible byby dodge im outa here, I just wished you guys and gals could have seen it and lived it! Thanks Gogi for being part of our life and many others to: I will see you again in the spirit and beauty of "THE WAYWARD WIND". Me and my deceased wife have a lot of rivers to cross and mountains to climb and your welcome at our campfire anytime kiddo.

[@SiMahDan]

❤ My brother's favorite song as a young teen in the 1950s

[@heinzvonwolken6221]

Gogi rests in the Peace of God. Sweet, great and unforgettable voice.

[@ravenwolf789]

thanks gogi for being a part of those days! I grew up in the most fantastic period in all human history and she was a big part of it! mY PRAYERS FOR YOU KID!

[@DrinkCoffeenotTea]

One of the songs I memorized 60 years ago, have never forgotten it.... Gogi in the the words of a later generation, "You rock Babe!" The Tinn Mann

[@iambob6235]

Awsome! She has kept her voice. I listened to her in the 50s and its the same. She must be close to 90 now and I am willing to bet she can still sing that song exactly the same way.

[@superyorgie]

Congers up a memory of the graduating class of Mygatts graded school in 1957, where an upper class-man played that song on his trumpet. It has that haunting, wistful recollection of the beginning of a more civil rock-n-roll era, where as first year teenagers, we dreamed of long lasting love and marriage relationships. A time of innocence that has been lost to love of self and things and when you finally realize what it is that's gone...the freedom to retrieve it has also been removed.

[@daverenick5830]

Her original studio version still blows me away. What a voice! Amazing artist. Some people just have no idea. I grew up on great music, then forgot it, and now don't have any boundaries at all anymore regarding time or eras. Great is great.

[@stephenhad]

She not only looks great, she sounds great too! Hats off to her.

[@ftjax]

I was about 12 yrs. old when this was popular in the early 1950's...this and "Wind in the willows", "Ivory Tower", "Music, Music" & others.

[@graymane4009]

I was around when Gogi first recorded this song.....I was completely swept away by her angelic singing voice. She, and the song is still one of my favorites.

[@JODIMAR45]

This lady is a class act!

[@ElizabethGS]

This was the song I never forgot and have 'sung in the shower', and play on chromatic harmonica (gave that up for many years before coming back to it), because it evokes such emotions. I can't understand how anyone could want to hear any other version but Gogi's. Hers is the voice I hear in my head as I play the song (by ear). The video of her from 4 yrs ago blew me away! How many almost-80 yr old women still have their voices with such power, beauty, style and grace? Astonishing! I love her!

[@tennent68]

ABSOLUTELY ABSOLUTELY MESMERIZING. BROUGHT TEARS. JUST WATCH AGAIN. NOTHING CAN BE SAID ABOUT THIS PERFORMANCE. JUST WATCH !!!!!!~

[@waynebrasler]

The voice and talent have survived undiminished.

[@philreagan8638]

What a song and singer. Memories flood back to me with this song. It can still make one remember the dreams we all had but never fullfilled.

[@Dld1985]

Sounds as good as she did back in the 50's. Beautiful song !

[@tommy553013]

Everything is magnificent: Music, chorus, lyrics, and she is a great voice. This song is poetry. It remembers me something beautiful. I like the end, when she moves her arm toward up ! Great Mr. Anderson.

[@dalechristianlagat3651]

Songs like this will last forever.

[@chuckchips]

This is awesome! My favorite song from the 50's. Thanks.

[@va2gm]

What a lady! My favorite song, and nobody else does it better. Thank you so much!

[@tomdeits6144]

I was a Gogi Grant fan then and now!

[@madamerotten]

A beautiful, fantastic, wonderful lady!

[@MMLAlbri]

Still one of my all time favorite songs. And Gogi looks beautiful at 80. And her voice is still very fine!!

[@robertweiss1681]

She still had that incredible unmistakable voice.

[@YellowstoneBound1948]

I remember driving with my parents from the East Coast to the West Coast in 1956. This was before the Interstate Highways and it took a eight days. It took two days to cross Texas. This song was on every AM radio station. What great memories.

[@lednew2010]

What a great performer! I've loved this song since it debuted when I was 5, and Gogi sounds as good as ever.

[@Shodansixtyone]

I love this song and nobody does it as good as Gogi - My goodness if she's near 80 in this clip than I cant wait till I'm 80 - she is beautiful and still can sing like an Angel - I bet she is a real sweethart - I heard an interview with her on yesterdayusa dot con Sat nite show some months ago and she still sounds great - Does anyone know if she still works - would love to see her in person - I would like to know how she maintains her looks and talent - beautiful!

[@devinwilliams6852]

Watching PBS with Gogi Grant brings beautiful childhood memories and relevancy in 2015.

[@Shodansixtyone]

One of my all time favorites - I am so happy to see Gogi looking so great - this song is magic for me - it stimulates the memories of younger years - good memories of gentler more innocent times - Gogi is an example of what a beautiful women can look like if you take care of yourself. Wow Gogi you are still a wonderful entertainer and still beautiful - God bless you

[@ZJ-ne9kn]

Still sounded great like so many of the performers did there whole career from the 60s and back she was one of the last hitmakers from mid 50s pop that was still with us

[@garyvandecar2580]

I love Gogi Grant, One of my favorite lady singers of the fabulous 50's.

[@nocrap62]

Beautiful woman with Class!!!!!!!!!!!! She still has the right stuff...great song and it's HER song...........Love her.

[@jimkilleen9130]

This is an amazing performance. I only knew of Wayward Wind growing up, but, that suffices. A++ in every way.

[@user-gq9oz9wn2u]

Still keeps a beautiful voice at this age. Amazing!

[@JamesPortland]

Amazing performance! Thanks for one last performance, this will endure in history.

[@MissSovietBones]

She looks darn good for 80, and sounds darn good as well! Go Gogi!

[@OldiesAl]

An absolutely stunning clip, I love Tex Ritter's version ( which I have uploaded) but Gogi's is the definative version. Her voice is still amazingly strong even at 80.

[@smilanesi98]

God Bless you, Dear Lady! RIP.

[@babydol012]

Damn she sounds great. Thanks for this. I missed it on PBS.

[@MikeCT100]

Gogi Grant hasn't lost a thing! Still wonderful.

[@larrylow7452]

A beautiful performance.❤❤

[@countrysinger1952]

Beautiful lady! Beautiful song!

[@circlesthesun]

Gogi: It doesn't get any better than that and that's to do what you do best and to do it with a fiery passion. What an inspiration! Bobby Salazar Smith Vaughn, NM

[@TheMissouripicker]

Wow! The lady has still got it.

[@rickydevil32]

Ah....baby....what a wonderful classic. Dynamic. One for the ages. Nuff said.

[@georgeadams8230]

Ive loved this song for 60 years.

[@sunrecords56]

She owns this song. no one can match it.

[@mizzfoxy9]

Gogi looks and sounds Fantastic...I love Gogi,what a great Song

[@gern13blansten]

top 10 all time best songs ever

[@smilanesi98]

❤Thank you, Lady! Heaven loves to hear you as much as we do.

[@iowa61]

Sam Cooke is one of the all time greats. Gogi Grant ownes this song lock, stock and barrel...

[@123cents]

Great song and great performance.

[@kareyreuben3869]

I've always loved this song ever since I first heard it.

[@gregorylucas93]

Just watched while hearing Gogi Grant do the singing in the Helen Morgan Story on TV. Great thing--the internet. Makes history come alive.

[@GlenWFord-ps8ts]

She still sounds just as good as she did back when she first recorded this. R.I.P She passed March 10 of this year 2016.

[@capnvancouver]

one of the great song and entertainers

[@Gwhitebeard]

I remember sitting between my parents in the front seat of a '56 chevy when her song went to number 1 in a week. I remember she was interviewed over the phone by the DJ and she was so excited! Amazing connection, hearing this melts away 57 years...

[@walterkuciej8163]

1st song I remember hearing as a child.

[@Lotsofnothinghere]

Still a class act!!

[@jodykeydash]

What a class act!

[@cameronchatterton]

Happy 87th, Gogi

[@chrisclement8200]

Loved that song when it first came out.

[@kr94vet]

Isnt old school beauutiful.....WOW......!!!!!!!

[@curtis868]

WONDERFUL!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@CarlosReyes-el3oj]

Exelente Rulfo, es un rolon y bien matizada a pesar de los años La Gran Gogi Grant. Gracias Tata Rulfo

[@leebell3769]

loved it all my life sence i was a kid an old hippy lee bell

[@56BUICKRiviera]

Bad ass!

[@ponhand]

Lovely Lady!

[@mcfrdmn]

Lovely song and performance

[@iloveelvis68]

she still sounds amazing!!! awesome. i love this song!

[@danbit5]

5 stars brilliant

[@graymane4009]

I appreciate your comment, Juliaflo. With so many others posted in favor of this video, I'm indeed privileged that you chose to acknowledge me. BTW.....one doesn't have "figure your age" if you were around when Gogi recorded this song.

[@viviansflam]

Gogi Grant was really gorgeous when she was young and is still not bad looking even in her eighties.

[@jimmycamilleri3746]

nice song I love it

[@BMWLDRider]

BRAVO! BRAVO!!! BRAVO!!!!!!!!!

[@unclealand]

Wonderful.

[@martinturner8017]

god love our Gogi! She's an amazing talent.long may she continue!

[@iowa61]

Do NOT MESS with Gogi...

[@Bluzey30]

Awesome.

[@KojiRecords]

Gogi needs to be spanked; I recently picked up a mint copy of the album Suddenly There's Gogi Grant (1957 Era Records). I was prepared to be bored by "The Wayward Wind" and "Suddenly..." but all of a sudden the track "The One I Love (Belongs To Someone Else)" came on and, so help me, I made Gogi sing that damn thing about 100 times. Part jazz, a drop of blues and all heart made this specific recording a masterpiece. I was singing it with Gogi well into the night! Entertaining, versatile singer.

[@lauraacacio4700]

Me gusta esa canción tenía tiempo k no la escuchaba hasta k la encontré en Google

[@ernieturla]

Superb!

[@fjbutch]

Nice one .....

[@1905compton]

Those that she held close were so lucky

[@ryan680923enter]

thanks

[@JOLENE2008]

this is awesome :)

[@edvac1]

Wow!!!!

[@viviansflam]

No way. I still prefer Gogi Grant's version. It is an enjoyment to listen to her songs.

[@Porkcfish]

I want to crack jokes, but I love this song too much and her voice is still good for 80. The Wikipedia says she is still performing. Good Lord. Then again, Betty White is still doing it.

[@bobcampbell7596]

Ever stop and think how great current technology is? You can be surfing the web and an old song from the past that you haven't heard in years come to mind. So you do a Google (or equivalent) search and viola up pops links to several KZbin videos/soundtracks. And in a matter of seconds you're listening to that song basking in pleasant memories from the past. Sometimes the number of views are in the tens or hundreds of thousands (must be a lot of others like me out there), and as you would expect many grace the publisher with a thumbs up. But there are always a few knuckleheads who give a thumbs down. I'm starting to think there is a group of cretins out there who randomly troll You Tube and get off doing thumbs down. What else would explain why someone would purposely come to the site to watch an old video clip or soundtrack from the past only to rate it negatively.