GEOFF CASTELLUCCI Ghost Riders In The Sky | Vocal Coach Reacts (& Analysis) | Jennifer Glatzhofer

[@ondenacaraway1309]

I'm 63 and over the years I've heard this song, I've never heard it like this! I know it was written in the late 40's but it's been sung by many, GC takes it to another realm! Loved your analysis!!

[@ThePorritZ]

Grew up hearing this song and have heard it in almost every way it's been done and Geoff's version really is unique 😍

[@garrycreech956]

Johnny cash the outlaws . Willie Nelson. Waylon Jennings.chris christoferson.

[@C-Brite]

@@garrycreech956kris kristofferson

[@barbarakennedy2667]

This has been a favorite for most of my life. I have heard many of the numerous versions by so many different artists over the years, but Geoff has brought all the energy into this rendition. It is condensed into pure enjoyment. You cannot help but move to the tune as if you are riding a racing horse to either join them, or get out of the way of the stampede.

[@amberfuchscia709]

I have waiting for this analysis. I absolutely love Jennifer's reaction videos. The expert analysis combined with sheer goofiness when she fan girls it is so cute and funny. This particular song has been possibly my favorite since I was a child. My older brother (20 years older, he was in his thirties when I was a young teen) introduced me to Burl Ives version. From there I had to find every version I could find. Found over 100 versions in various languages and styles. This is my new favorite. Thank you, Jennifer!

[@JenniferGlatzhofer]

Hahah thanks!

[@jackyfriedman1963]

Great reaction Their names left to right... Jeff, Daryl, Geoff, and Jeoph. My favorite is Daryl with Jeff coming in a close second. Daryl can also sing super high like Barry Gibb.

[@Traci2000]

I like Daryl too! 🤣🤣🤣

[@b.buster.]

You missed Goff

[@batrn7236]

Yeah, it's hard to resist a man with a beard and wearing a leather duster.

[@1957Shep]

Very old song. Many people have recorded versions of this song. But this is one of the best. Right up there with the one Johnny Cash did back in the 70s.

[@queenofpixels5458]

I have a theory that if you tied Geoff's hands down he wouldn't be able to sing.

[@mr.kadono1637]

😂

[@thomasfarr7934]

Please, don't tie his hands down!😉

[@parkerbrown-nesbit1747]

Or talk. He's Italian after all.

[@melissag1976]

Well, he did have his hands tied in both VoicePlay’s Mission: Jingle Bells and Panic! In Four Minutes: Part 1 and he sounded amazing. He even seemed to kinda be ok with it in Mission: Jingle Bells which was… interesting lol.

[@officialmortius]

Hahahahahaha

[@gugz76]

Oh Jen, you look so adorable trying to reach those low notes! 😍🤠🎶

[@Zman26448]

Yeah I Give her credit as She actually hits some of them!

[@deanmarion5477]

That is great exercise for to expand her vocal range, love her reaction to his low notes made me funny to see her hitting those notes.

[@ocon4064]

@@Zman26448 yea hit them an octave or 2 above

[@JenniferGlatzhofer]

I’m trying hahah!

[@3912James]

I tell ya...she's what Voiceplay is missing. 😎

[@psychman555]

Great review as usual, Jennifer. Always enjoy the twinkle in your eye when you review one of Geoff's vocals.

[@JenniferGlatzhofer]

Thank you!

[@matthewdockray9745]

I enjoy your videos. You have the perfect balance of reaction and explaining what’s happening

[@Illawen]

"I need to stop buying mugs but this one reached out to me".....sigh....it's like a direct quote from my life 🤣

[@JenniferGlatzhofer]

😂

[@jordis9376]

You can always check in his credits - but he does his own arranging: "Arranged, Produced, Filmed, Performed and Edited by Geoff Castellucci"

[@marshayoung9387]

Don't forget his wife Kathy who also helps him. Sometimes she gets a little insisting with him when it comes to certain things. She is his production manager as well for Voice Play.

[@raycardy4843]

Shoutout to Eli as well, he did all the 3D backgrounds and effects...!😊

[@jackyfriedman1963]

Voiceplay is premiering their new video tomorrow, friday at 11am eastern... Hide and Seek. Thumbnail is the guys plus Lauren their guest singer.

[@rickieodem488]

Geoff loves his Halloween themes, and he loves story-telling songs. This is great example of both! Thanks for your lovely review Jen!

[@JenniferGlatzhofer]

Thanks 😁

[@dalefreeman1687]

In addition to the hand movements helping to visualize the next note to sing, I think for the video with multiple takes with Geoff singing different parts, it looks like he is actually conducting the other Geoffs to keep in time was he records each part. He records one part, then watches and sings along recording the next part, then watches and listens to the two parts together as he sings and records the third part, and so on.

[@Broomrider1492]

Ghost Riders are Jeff, Daryl, Goff, and Jeoph according to the shooting list. So it's like The Ghost Riders featuring Geoff Castellucci.

[@carinarodebak9419]

As usual, a great analysis from Jen. I never expect anything less than excellent on this channel.

[@JenniferGlatzhofer]

Thank you😁

[@Robert.Sheard]

Yes, this song was written in the late 1940s. It's a morality tale-warning-to a cowboy who's lost his way. From left to right, it's Jeff, Daryl, Geoff, Goff, and Jeoph.

[@MikeinUt]

I have to admit that I was surprised when you reached out and channeled your inner Geoff and hit that note. All in all a wonderful reaction video. Thanks.

[@donnilloyd1355]

Great review/reactions. It really looked like you enjoyed this one. And thank you again for sharing this with us.

[@JenniferGlatzhofer]

Thank you!

[@MiladyMacabre]

He continued the names for the "clones" from Way Down, adding one. From left to right: Jeff, Daryl, Geoff, Goff, and Jeoph

[@larrybutler8948]

“Ghost Riders in the Sky” was written in 1948 by American songwriter Stan Jones. It has been covered hundreds of times since then. It has been a hit in every decade since it came out. I was born in 1949 and I probably heard it somewhere in 1956 at 7 years old. This song made me want to be able to play it so I took up the Piano, Guitar and Banjo. Yes I was able to play it at age 8 and have played it many times since.

[@lkayh]

Great reaction, Jen!! There’s a really interesting bass line when the backup singers sing “As the riders loped on by him” (about 11:05 in your video). It’s very subtle and almost sounds instrumental but I think it’s a hum. Nice! This may turn out to be one of my favorite of Geoff’s arrangements because there’s so much going on-and I never even liked this song before this video. Check out the description-Geoff usually adds some funny bits in the notes and credits but this one is funnier than most.

[@allisa_tx]

Love your videos, your analyses. Frankie Laine was the original singer but when I was growing up Marty Robbins was who I heard sing this song (he was one of my dad's favorite singers along with Eddie Arnold). Marty was interesting in that he had no vocal training, such natural talent. I would recommend listening to his rendition of "Ghost Riders in the Sky". You might like his song "El Paso" just for fun. The older USA country songs were basically story-telling to music.

[@christinestromberg4057]

Frankie Laine recorded it in the late 50s and it's the one I remember but it had been done before that as it was written in 1948. I believe the first recording was in 1949.

[@Norbrookc]

It was also done by The Outlaws, and I know Johnny Cash had a cover as well.

[@JenniferGlatzhofer]

Thank you!

[@janetdw]

The first version I heard was Roy Rogers and the Sons of the Pioneers back when television was in black-and-white. I was probably seven or eight so it was the late 50s.

[@sureevoltz4120]

Actually the original singer/writer of this song was Stan Jones, Western actor/singer, around 1948. You can find an audio rendition of his singing it here on KZbin

[@Penjulum]

@6:50 - Geoff and the Castelluccis ..?

[@jimcoogan1529]

Another great review. Geoff is really having a fun time with his videos and you can tell.

[@StephanieGraham0129]

Loved your reaction to this one. I loved Geoff’s take on this. I believe so far on his solo stuff, he does all of the arrangements, where on the VP stuff, he shares that with Layne and Eli and sometimes gets guest collaborators to co-arrange with them. I can’t wait for you to see the video that VP is dropping for Halloween! It’s fantastic! 😉

[@joeb4142]

Have you seen it?!? #jealous

[@StephanieGraham0129]

@@joeb4142 I have seen it. The patrons saw the finished video Monday. If the schedule stands as it has in the past, the KZbin premiere should be next Monday.

[@joeb4142]

@@StephanieGraham0129 Nice!

[@maryhumphrey3002]

I am 76 and I have heard this song many times. I love this version best. Excellent job Geoff.

[@daventunes3822]

One of the earliest versions of this song was done by Vaughn Monroe with his big band. Another early one was by Burl Ives, folk singer best known as the narrator of the Rudolf the Red-nosed Reindeer cartoon. It was done in the 60s by many male singers who enjoyed success with story-songs, like Marty Robbins. Then of course the Cowboy singers, in particular the Sons of the Pioneers group. It has enjoyed periodic revivals by later rock and country artists. One of my favorites of the rock revivals was done by The Outlaws, back in the 1970s.

[@zacharyalvernaz7916]

Stan Jones (the original composer and lyricist) wrote it in 1948, and has stated that it was based upon Native American stories told to him as a child in Arizona, so the story is at least a few centuries old.

[@calebritter3659]

At this point (without hearing the other versions) that Geoff Castellucci has the best version of the song since Johnny Cash. 🤩

[@kennethbryson7751]

Good job, Geoff was a little easier on us than usual with the low notes but I love the Halloween spin he put on this classic! Jennifer, your getting better with your fry notes. Don’t forget with Halloween coming - voice play vs homefree in hillbillies vs zombies! Fun cover with a guest star. Love your channel! Low bass - Kenneth!❤

[@tdb2012]

That was a fun song as was your reaction. I suspect one of these days you'll nail them low tones and shock us all. 😁Another most excellent reaction Jen. Looking forward to the next one!

[@ilonadever8249]

Always, always, always enjoy your reactions to Geoff! Watching you try to match his tones (and whistling) is a hoot! Geoff doesalmost everything on his solo work. The arrangements are always his as well as the vision. Kathy helps with costumes and keeping the schedule. He sometimes uses Layne's company, Pattycake Productions. Makeup and beard wrangling are done by Rick Underwood. Eli (from Voiceplay) does his lighting and special effects when something out of the ordinary is needed. Extra camera crew is brought in (it was Layne for Way Down) if a stationary camera is not sufficient. He is the real deal and absolutely amazing. He started this one in June, so I'm not sure if he has another planned for Halloween.

[@creationsbychancecan]

Geoff said he spent sooooo many days editing this. I love this song which was first recorded by Stan Jones. Enjoyed your reaction Jen ☺️

[@janetdw]

I love how the ghosts are always slightly in the background vocally, with the instrumentation being equal in volume to them. It’s pretty appropriate since they are sort of faded themselves. In this one I have to say I love the clones portions as much as I do his solo. There’s something about the way those voices blend with a little bit of I think you call it dissonance. I really like that effect.

[@JenniferGlatzhofer]

Yes exactly!! 😁

[@elvwood]

I'm always surprised when people don't know the songs that _I_ know really well. I shouldn't be - I know this one mainly because my mum used to sing it to me...in the 1960s. A little time has passed since then! Anyway, really enjoying this version!

[@larrybutler8948]

Geoff did a Fantastic Job at it. My favorite of all the people and groups that has covered this is the Highwaymen Made up of The Highwaymen, Willie Nelson, Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings and Kris Kristofferson

[@par500dragon7]

So glad you got to this so quickly! I love how he arranged and performed this one. And I have the same mug addiction!

[@JenniferGlatzhofer]

😂😂 here’s to mug addictions hahah!

[@ericlennert6883]

Vaughn Monroe made it famous I believe, & the Southern Rock Band The Outlaws did it in the late 70's

[@johnpittsii7524]

Hi Jennifer hope you are having an great and awesome day ❤

[@eriklind8489]

Thank you my dear for another wonderful reactions.....I love how you have so much fun listening to these tunes. I love how you try to sing Geoff's low notes....I am a Tenor/Baritone, and I can't even hit some of his lows. LOL Please Keep up what you are doing.

[@curtismeier9950]

I think it's so interesting how most of reactors don't know Ghost Riders in the Sky or In the Hall of the Mountain King, while I am so familiar with these songs, growing up with them and all of the variations other artists/composers have done. Yet I have never heard most of the pop songs that Voiceplay does, like Good 4 U or Encanto stuff. Maybe I should react for a completely different spin lol. People would be so annoyed with me going into We Don't Talk about Bruno with no clue what Encanto is. Or perhaps it would be entertaining 😅

[@mikebunner3498]

Jen, I adore it when you imitate what we are watching & hearing. Pause ALL you like. This is your channel... You do not know this song because you are too young. Geoff is amazing, such gifts... Great range with a warm presentation. Plus I so enjoy the costumes and fake beards... This man is an entertainer!!!! And speaking of talent, you have great pitch... Impressive! Talent. His low notes are so low, they are underground. Near the center of Earth.... A quick online search says the song was written in the late 1940's. And released in the 1950's..A tad before your time, love..... Oh by the way, your range is rather good also. Many of these notes you come close.. I am amazed by your ear & pitch.. Talent, girl! Merry Christmas to you and yours....

[@moesmith3073]

He's very talented. Love to watch your reactions. Peace always.

[@StarflightProductions]

17:00 thank you Jen, I try to tell people that hand motions honestly help me but everyone keeps trying to tell me it's for show when it's not

[@marcojander1862]

Love your reaction so much jenn your the best hope you have a absolut great time 🥰👌

[@JenniferGlatzhofer]

Thank you😁

[@christinestromberg4057]

As someone else has pointed out Geoff has named his clones now. He started it in Way Down and now has named the extra one Daryl. I found that his diction is less clear on this. I usually find his enunciation very clear but this did sound a bit mumbled. at the start. I believe that the inspriration for the song came from old Native American legends of something similar. I love Geoff but I definitely now have a thing for the moustached version called Jeoph. (far right) Boy, he looks wicked. LOL Geoff arranges all his stuff. It's always noted in the credits below the title.

[@lisahuff818]

You and I have the same taste in clones, Christine

[@kirstenmorris4314]

The original singer was Stan Lane 1948. It has been sung by many famous singers including Marty Robbins. The best version I ever heard was Riders in the Sky by the Highwaymen ( Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson and Kris Kristofferson). This comes really close to their version.

[@maloxi1472]

13:19 YESSSSSS !!! You almost went into your subharmonic register there ! This would've been an accidental G2 in 1st subs or G1 in 3rd subs. Don't give up Jen. Embrace the rumble 😉

[@3912James]

I live for her giggles. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@davecampbell4312]

First of all, you ARE for everyone! It's just that not everyone has the good sense to realize it. Second, this was such a fun reaction! Now you are trying to whistle as well as singing subharmonics. The third is that last year I requested that you react to Geoff's " The Headless Horseman".I'm asking again. It's just all kinds of wrong not to include it during the Halloween season! Have a wonderful night!

[@JenniferGlatzhofer]

Ah thanks!! And yes, gotcha 😁

[@dwfarr]

Always enjoy your analysis.

[@jairus421]

Jen, you are a treasure! Love your reaction, and here's proof that you can hit that D3! I get so much out of your reactions, but I have to admit that I get the most joy out of the way you go for those low notes.

[@JenniferGlatzhofer]

Hahah proof! Thank you 😁

[@b.buster.]

Just ordered Geoffs t-shirt and coffee mug for this song cover.

[@SeliahK]

The first one I heard perform this was Johnny Cash over my mom's record player when I was a kid. Not sure if he was the original or not, but it was my first exposure to it. You can find it on KZbin if you do a search for it. You'll pick up on a few different call-backs to Cash in Geoff's version here once you've seen and heard Cash himself. :) I love Geoff's version, too. So many CHILLS with his version! LOL Also, I really like the way you break things down in your analysis. You, Elizabeth and Peter are probably my main three for analysis reactions.

[@JenniferGlatzhofer]

Thanks so much😁

[@albertpollard9295]

Marty Robbins did a version and I believe Sons of the Pioneers did one as well.

[@z_flow04]

Nice reaction Jennifer! Geoff's vocal range is so amazing! By the way, you almost did subharmonic register in 13:19 and 16:53 !!

[@JenniferGlatzhofer]

😱😱 woah ahah! Thank you!

[@debbiehall9091]

Geoff did an amazing job on this song and love the video.💗💗

[@stevethomas1638]

Thanks for this. It’s one of my personal favorites. I’m gonna start referring to GC as the Tone Arranger.

[@abeldiaz3877]

Your lows are as good as always. Keep going and you'll be the bass on your band, soon.

[@lonniegilchrest9236]

Hi, Jen 😆Great job, I learn something from you every time you react. LOVE the way you try to sing those bass notes. Keep trying 🙃🙃

[@JenniferGlatzhofer]

Thank you! I shall hahah😁

[@jsking306]

Great video. Did you check out the Johnny Gash regording? YT has a video of a live performance by Cash that is amazing. Always looking forward to your next project.

[@dalepettiner5036]

This was a favorite song of mine since the first time I heard it. Geoff has speeded it up (not quite double to my mind), but he still does a heck of a job. Very good reaction/analysis.

[@Schlepian]

Always love when you try the low notes, I think you are hitting lower notes than ever in this one!

[@marine5480]

This was my first time hearing this version. Out of consideration for your channel I stuck through to the end. I’ve heard a few versions of this song and this is by far at the bottom of the list. His range is phenomenal, but the rest of the group really carried this one and made it tolerable.

[@eddieburkhalter2232]

Absolutely love your facial expressions!

[@JenniferGlatzhofer]

😁

[@bobharp3492]

Great job love watching you and your reaction and Geoff won't have to chase the devils herd for he is a god so talented bye beautiful

[@nateschmall8873]

I love this version of the song, but I also love the version in the movie "ghost rider"

[@mikejenkins1972]

"Ghost Riders" was written and first recorded in 1948 by Stan Jones, made famous by Burl Ives one year later. Today, it had been recorded more than 300 times by artist inside and outside of Country Music. Including Johnny Cash, Christopher Lee (!), the Blues Brothers, Spiderbite and The Outlaws. :)

[@goblinqueen4991]

Spiderbait

[@sureevoltz4120]

With all these various renditions, did you notice that the order of yippee yi ay and yippee yi oh had been switched over time? Stan Jones had ay first, oh was 2nd. Modern singers are oh first, ay second

[@mikejenkins1972]

@@sureevoltz4120 I do not know all the versions... :-D But it's true, some have the ye first, others the yo. I have the song in my program too and I do the ye first, the yo second. But anyway: It's a GREAT song! :)

[@jukeboxdave6026]

Fantastic reaction love your brake downs love and respect from the UK 👍👍👍👍👍👍🌟😀😀 amazing 👍

[@JenniferGlatzhofer]

Thank you!

[@matthewgoodA1206]

What an excellent choice of a rendition to be released for the Halloween season. Johnny Cash’s recording of it is my favorite song by him, and I think even the Man In Black would get a kick out of this.

[@davecampbell4312]

I wonder if Geoff's mom knew that she was going to give birth to quintuplets.

[@cslapler007]

@13:19 did Jen just hit a subharmonic G2? That definitely sounded more than just fry to me.

[@JenniferGlatzhofer]

😱😱😱

[@stevew192]

Jen! Check out Tim Waurick. Start with "go the distance". I promise you will love it!! I'd love to hear your analysis!

[@LS-wn5cd]

This song was written by Stan Jones in 1948, hundreds of performers have recorded versions of the song including Johnny Cash, Marty Robbins and Bing Crosby. It is based on the based on the American Civil War-era popular song "When Johnny Comes Marching Home".

[@uncle_thulhu]

And, of course, as Halloween approaches, Voiceplay's output is going to go through the roof. They're dropping something new in about 3 hours time (2am Sydney Australia time).

[@HeartlandHunny]

I’ve been wanting Geoff to do a cover of this song ever since I discovered him. I grew up listening to the Johnny Cash cover. I love songs that tell a story. Especially a rad story about ghost cowboys chasing the Devil’s herd across the sky as penance for their sins. Unsurprisingly, Geoff did it absolute justice.

[@feathersandspikes2166]

Love, loved it.

[@marshayoung9387]

OMG Jennifer, Geoff just released his new solo cover of I'm Dreaming Of A White Christmas ( White Christmas ) & it is his absolute best ever. He will blow you away with this one. Please please do a reaction video of this one please ❤️

[@Cordelia53]

Damn I love this song!! Geoff blew this one out of the water. I really think geoff would look good in a beard...lol. Always an awesome reaction!!

[@marshayoung9387]

I agree !

[@janetdw]

In one of the chats he said that if he grew a beard it would come in all gray!

[@davidh.4649]

Jennifer! I made it today! Yes! Hmm, a mug problem ... most women have shoe problems but hey, mugs are cheaper than shoes, right? 😁 Woo hoo! Low note practice! You've still got the D!! 😊 And a great attempt at the even lower ones. Well this was interesting. Definitely fitting for the approach of Halloween. Very well arranged by Geoff (Geoffs?). Anyway wonderful reaction and analysis as always Jen. I'm sure those light blue nails will be turning orange before too much longer. 😊 Or black! 😯

[@timworks991]

This song has been around since 1948, written by Stan Jones and covered by such legends as Marty Robins and Johnny Cash. This rendition by Geoff introduces this classic to a new generation, such as yourself. Geoff's arrangement reminds me of Marty Robins and I think Geoff would do well covering more of his Western / Gunfighter ballads.

[@RosyRosie42]

While Geoff is awesome and Daryl was great, can we all agree that Jennifer singing the low notes just stole the show? 😁

[@thomasbradley3195]

Deft analysis, spot on exactamundo. This particular rendition flashes back Vaughn Monroe and Frankie Laine recordings. Song seems to have been-and remains-de rigeur. A proven time-tested staple still fresh for occasional swipe.

[@BobthePhotoGuy]

The JeffTones!!! LOL Awesome description!!!!

[@JenniferGlatzhofer]

😂😂

[@BobthePhotoGuy]

Sorry I guess it should be. The GeoffTones!!

[@b.buster.]

I said once before Geoff is an alien and can split into 5 when he needs to.

[@princessannaofarendelle5317]

8:54 great reaction

[@SBQDawn]

Everyone has done a cover of this song ... The Doors Marty robbins Johnny Cash. 30 Artists is the official count (not including Geoff or anyone that just covers it for Tik Tok or YT). I really Like what Geoff has done with it. This song has also been used in many Movie Soundtracks.

[@Malachai2009]

A great Johnny Cash song!

[@leesmisadventures]

You should check out Geoffs tutorial on how he sings so low on his youtube channel!🧐😎🔥🔥🔥🔥🎼👋👍😃

[@thomasschmidt1836]

Geoff's version is as he stated, "different" than the original and most covers. Here is Marty Robbins' for comparison: kzbin.info/www/bejne/d5jPmWyra9OChMk Here is the version I was most familiar with performed by the Outlaws: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j57Tp6Ovpb1-nJI Maybe for this year's Halloween themed songs you might have a go at Geoff"s version of "The Headless Horseman" here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bqPVmGOhqLiEmtk

[@KaaSerpent]

AND LET THEM BE FOREVER HENCEFORTH KNOWN AS THE GEOFF-TONES. :)

[@Hellmaker1000]

good thing I watched it the day it came out watch ghost rider movie the first one.

[@kumkumjain9864]

yre th only person whos noted tht th ghosts hv ghostlike vocals...

[@joelbolden8457]

Great analysis Jen! You and Rob Lundquist could do a great whistling duet. My father drove us crazy with this song! Vaughn Monroe had the most popular version back then and he had the record; played it constantly. Geoff does take his Halloween seriously(sort of...). His versions of Bobby Pickett's "The Monster Mash" and Bing Crosby's "The Headless Horseman" plus this make a Halloween trilogy.

[@martinhafner2201]

I would say the word Herd has an almost rothic R. Probably a little overflow from the south into the southwest. It sounds right for the setting/region. It's such a great mystical cowboy song! We have a popular parody of it in boy scouts called Ghost Chickens In The Sky.

[@darrenheadrick3669]

@Jennifer Glatzhofer You tried to describe the 4 ghosts riders voices and hiw the interacted with the main Geoff. Would you say that the 4 ghosts riders voices were almost spectral in quality?

[@victorbradshaw7359]

Hey Jennifer 👋 sorry I haven't been able to get free as much lately 😆 😅 retired finally and seems like I'm busier now than when I was working

[@JenniferGlatzhofer]

Thank you!! And amazing news! 😁

[@turanbirligi6969]

Every note you say i hit it! Is actually 1 octave lower lol

[@larskunoandersen5750]

Johnny Cash have sung it too

[@tobster955]

I'm surprised that you've never heard this song before - a very iconic song. "Ghost Riders In The Sky" was a song written by Stan Jones in the late 1940s and successfully recorded by Vaughn Monroe, Burl Ives, Peggy Lee, and Bing Crosby in 1950, all of whom enjoyed massive hit versions that year. It's been covered by many artists over the years. :-) 😀

[@MrPingn]

That was fun.