Jeff Chance -- Picture on the Wall

[@Kevin_B1428]

Wow!! This is so good! Great sound of traditional country! ❤

[@scottseifert1921]

I had the pleasure of hearing Jeff on a monthly basis for many Sundays at Virginia City Dancehall and Saloon in Tomball, TX where I was the DJ from 1984-1992. I went on to manage a nightclub in The Woodlands, TX where we had Jeff, and the guys play one time. My favorite was "Sure is Cold in Here Tonight". "Talkin' to Your Picture" should have been a #1 chart topper for sure. When I spoke with Jeff over the years, he was always so pleasant, and respectful. Country radio was not friendly towards him at all but the memories he created for me are timeless. In my book, he was a good man and he left us way too soon! RIP Jeff, you will always be remembered as one of the best!

[@bobbyboykin7137]

Spent all my high school years (and beyond) dancing to Jeffs voice. An incredible talent in many ways and a truly good person. RIP Jeff and thanks for the memories.

[@rayburnreeves1]

Me too! Dance Town!!!

[@davelindsey]

Thank you so much for posting this. I wrote this song with Lee Bach over 20 years ago. I haven't seen this clip since it first aired. Jeff was a great talent. Mercury Records really let him down...long story.

[@ryanrandle1407]

Dave, this is one of the most beautiful sad songs I've ever heard. I first heard Jeff in 1990 on the Walk Softly album. He blew me away. What a phenomenal song you wrote and you got it to the absolute perfect artist to sing it. God bless y'all.

[@johnspivey65]

I love this song too! Did anyone ever cover it before or after Jeff?

[@jamesoneal7558]

What a great tribute to a great singer.

[@tigerdog1954]

He played in four cover bands in Texas "Wild West", "Texas Pride", "The Barons" and "Chance" Used to go hear him all the time at dances-He played fiddle, steel guitar and guitar. His real last name was Barosh and was from El Campo. His brother Mickey played drums

[@1montanadreamer]

I remember watching this very show Jeff was a really a great singer and he left us way too early....Love all of his sings..beats the hell out of what they call counrty today..Thank You so much for this post.

[@jandeband]

what yr ?

[@davelindsey]

Thank you, 62fut! Earl Thomas Conley wanted to cut this song, but we turned him down because Mercury Records assured us that this would be Jeff's "career record". Like I said in the other post, Mercury really let Jeff (and us, too) down. He was a great entertainer, not just a great singer, and he died too young.

[@brucerepka5777]

great song dave. Played this one many a nights with Jeff.

[@brucerepka5777]

Please Tell me the real story Dave about all this f69tele@yahoo

[@kathyscottyscy-fair5705]

Yes they did let him down. He had talent

[@jandeband]

i dont add too many to my favorites, but i just did, where has this beautiful singer been all my life .

[@nationalalloysolutions5606]

This was my fathers favorite song. We played it at my fathers funeral.

[@jackreeves4685]

How was this not a chart-topper??? Really good!!!

[@Pawpops67]

I can't guess how many times the wife and I danced while he sang this song. Rest in Peace my friend.

[@karenheckmann6882]

This is exactly how I remember him.

[@valverdista]

He died ? Jesus, what I search to find his record during the 90's and I never find it. I only knew some of his songs, but it was one of the best, in the same line of Randy Travis or Alan Jackson, he deserves so much more.

[@62fut]

davelindsey You wrote a great song !!!

[@davelindsey]

The title of the song is actually, "Talkin' To Your Picture", but the album was called "Picture On The Wall".

[@barrygioportmorien1]

What a great voice....

[@grannysonya4]

I miss his singing....... R.I.P.

[@lenewerner3402]

wow!

[@jakeb2789]

He was my father, and I don't even have a copy of this

[@davidfletcher9853]

Jake Barosh Your'e Dad Was A Wonderful Talented Man Just One Of My Favorites. "Steve Wariner " Is Also My Buddy, Who I Say Jeff Sounded Similar Too,Or Sounded Like. But Jeff Was Absolutely The Friendliest. God Love Him .I Miss Him Very Much. Take Care "Jake" You & "Jeff" Jr. Are Special Being You Had A Father Like "Jeff", & Uncle "Mick" "Chance" Is Played @ My Home & In My Automobile. Whenever I Get A "Chance". RIP "Jeff Barosh" Sr. God Bless , I'm "Fletch".

[@jandeband]

i dont even like steve wariner, but jeff is totally awesome, wish i had found his music before he passed away, so sad.

[@jandeband]

jake, i would love to know more about your dad if you would feel like talking about him.

[@rayburnreeves1]

I used to go watch your dad play at Dance Town in Houston off of Airline. He was amazing!!! He reminded me of Steve Wariner as well!!!!! Doesn't get much better than that!! I Googled him a few years ago and read the news. I'm so sorry!!!!

[@jonnymattsson6689]

Remember when I bought the two cd on Mercury from early 90s, thanks for give country Music another Mark Chesnutt,Mel Street so great voice love Jeff and his Music whishes from Sweden.

[@bagruen]

Amazing talent!

[@jandeband]

what yr did he die, who wrote, going home, makes my wife cry, im learning it, very hard song to get the feeling in to , he was an awesome talent

[@lorrainedavis4523]

what a nice voice

[@tigerdog1954]

I have the CD its on-Also have a vinyl lp when Jeff was with a band called Wild West. His brother Mickey also played on it as a drummer

[@derekherbison4459]

Brilliant song how many c d has jeff and where can I get them I am in northern ireland is jeff still with us

[@62fut]

No I,m sorry to say Jeff is not with us...but his music will play on for years to come

[@TheSkaggs54]

How did he die?

[@johnspivey65]

Heart attack in his Mom's driveway

[@Bluecountryy50]

Did they find out how he died?

[@johnspivey65]

Heart attack in his Mom's driveway