Jim Reeves - Museum

[@johnlavery6116]

One of the best vocalist to have come out of the USA....Great era ...Greetings from Ireland

[@garybryson1900]

Jim had such a beautiful voice. Just listening to him talk is a pleasure. Jim is my favorite singer since I first heard him back in the 60's.

[@RK-rj2sc]

The Voice Of God

[@celestineakinyi4670]

Beautiful way to remember one of the world's greatest singers!

[@celestineakinyi4670]

Sad to learn that the museum was pulled down!

[@Amber-ki9zz]

I just found out that this had been my 3rd great grandparent’s plantation. I was excited to find out it had become a museum only to find out it was torn down. What a gut punch!

[@ednakelley814]

I passed by it many time but never went inside. Now I wish I had.

[@janakapala]

Its so sad to hear that Jim Reeves musium is torn down!!

[@RK-rj2sc]

The Voice Of God Love from Bangalore India

[@chrisdoubleday797]

I had the absolute pleasure of visiting the Jim Reeves Museum in 1993. Not only did I get to meet the incredible Mary Reeves, but found Wilma Burgess behind the cash register in the gift shop. Wilma had a nice country recording career herself.

[@dog1701]

Thank you, Thank you, Thank you! Wonderful!

[@YoungAtHeart1941]

My wife and I had the unique opportunity to visit Jim Reeves Museum twice. On our last visit (1983), Mary Reeves was there and I had the privilege to talk to Mary personally. Jim Reeves; a very unique gentleman with a voice like no one else. RIP Jim.

[@coolestpersonalive6528]

Please where?

[@pamelacarter7438]

They tore it down years ago!

[@aishwaryab5415]

Wow

[@goforgold7082]

I wonder whether Jim Reeves fans knows that Jim made a whole record in Afrikaans, I personally have it, and it is actually really beautiful, in typical Jim Reeves style

[@delica17]

This Museum should never have been removed should have been left for ever in memory of Gentleman Jim.

[@PYE172]

yes i went ther in 1994 after i lost my dad i live in england and it was my way of geting over it to go to the usa . its so sad to here it is not aoround any mory . was thising of going to see it again . its mory than sad its a sin. a sin to country music . jim revers was the best of the best the stars of today only dream of singing like he did .

[@LillithCarmichael]

It makes me absolutely sick to see those pictures of Jims house... and even more sick to know someone let a HomeDepot or Lowes build on top of it. One of the greatest artists of our time and this is how they treat the area.

[@SovereignSoulTV]

Goes to show how life is once we’re gone we have no clue how they’ll treat our legacy our home etc specially those of us who leave an important impact like Jim Reeves.

[@ednakelley814]

That was NOT his house. It was a histocic house that they bought to use as a museum.

[@JosephShawaLeonard]

What a true legend

[@RK-rj2sc]

The Voice of God

[@tonyrayjones1550]

I live not far from where the museum was, pretty sad they tore it down, now sits a Home Depot on the property. Nashville is pretty out if control these days they almost gutted all of music row for hotels...Jim Reeves place was beautiful passed by it everyday when I worked Opryland.

[@jayaramvijai6820]

I felt very sad to learn about the tearing down of Jim's Museum in the U.S. It's a pity that the aura of famous people like musicians lasts for a reasonably long time Then things change so also people's tastes in music. Then nostalgia sets in and plays havoc resulting in the disappearance of the musicians and their music. Many thanks to KZbin for enabling Seniors like me to get to know more about "Gentleman Jim"

[@amysands2413]

@@jayaramvijai6820 Absolutely degusting. The greatest voice to come out of America if not the world. 2021 still is voice is heard all over the world. What is wrong with people he was a legend will never be forgotten. SHAME on them.

[@paulwoolley4957]

IS a Legend! always will be, I’ve been a fan since 1962, my kids and Grandkids love listening to Jim and hopefully my Great Granddaughter will also🙂🙏💙

[@olive640]

Exercise faith in the resurrection hope (John: 5:28-29.

[@josianemarie7014]

Good Afternoon Jim josiane love you so beautiful man fantastic very good house thank you very much for watching josiane marie big kiss .bv❤❤❤

[@idisagree61]

So sad to see his museum in such a state of disrepair! I wonder what happened that a place so carefully perserved to end up like this?

[@charlesmays2775]

Theres a better world coming along

[@hvl4251]

What has ever happened to the masterpieces inside this museum anyway? Anybody happens to know?

[@crocks2871]

those assholes that put the lowes or home depot in there whatever it is, disobeyed orders not to tear the place down but they did anyways in the middle of the night and never got in any trouble for it whatsoever. Jim Reeves museum at evergreen place in Madison,Tn was on the national historic places register at the time too. I went there a few times and talked with Mary Reeves she was a very nice woman. and it was a very nice place on Briley parkway.

[@adanarmendarez8501]

S C j

[@jamesstrauss9431]

The house is gone, but the beautiful voice of Jim Reeves is timeless and will remain with us always!

[@roknrolbilly]

my mom and dad went there to the museum and met mary reeves.....

[@robertwaid3579]

That was a nice tribute, although it could of had more narrative in it, explaining the exhibits, more on the museum, and why it closed. As for his voice and his wife's, I felt they should of talked more about the extraordinary type of person he was. I truly feel his Legacy will last possibly fifty or a hundred yrs longer, than it already has. W,R, 🙏🙏🇨🇦🇺🇸🇨🇦🇺🇸🍪🍪🐶🐶⚾⚾.

[@PYE172]

but that place and jim reevers was a part of the usa . how can they pull it down are they mad. is his house standing ?

[@dollmore.8584]

😥😥😥

[@brendankelly9592]

Ray Murphy

[@thomasmaguire1264]

is it true that jim reeves was a radio announcer before he found fame is mary his wife he had a great voice

[@steamcountry9523]

he probably did,but he got his shot at singing after he was injured during a baseball game,he started out as a professional baseball player,his injury put an end to his professional game,singing was his 2nd love.

[@harrydean3205]

@@steamcountry9523he was a radio announcer and sang live on radio jim sang on the louisana hayride the country show that also made elvis presley famous , jim played for st louis cardinal baseball team

[@lefftycox]

Soy español y no hablo ingles y, no sabia nada del estado del museo de Jim Reeves.¡Quien me puede decir algo! Gracias

[@mariedelima9947]

We went from Australia just to see every thing and all about gentlemen’s Jim reeves and Jim reeves only we were shocked hardly anybody knew who Jim Reeves was . This was in Nashville The only people who knew anything about Jim Reeves was at Ernest Tubbs reacord. Shop It’s a crying shame that such legend who is so much in demand the world over has been shunned and forgotten in America. To many people like us . Hey is next to God. That shows that country music now is only time serving.They are keeping you in the dark feeding you all the crap they call music and wonder why and what is happerning to the world This music today has does not fit even in cattle class. Come today gone the next day And that is what they are produce. Jim Reeves was very good singer Hey. taught what a song ment and how to sing it.We will be visiting his memorial many more times Thank you Jim Reeves for leaving us such good music for life.

[@aishwaryab5415]

Is it now open "The Jim Reeves Museum"?

[@larryferguson3387]

Such a shame, the property is now a Home Depot, gosh I hate progress.

[@karlk9316]

For a personal museum to operate 25 to 30 years after the passing of a beloved entertainer is about the maximum for that era. Roy Rogers told his son to operate their museum no longer than when people stopped coming. Debbie Reynold's museum had a similar story. Nothing lasts in this world. This is not Heaven. The Pharaohs of ancient Egypt gave it a great try.

[@amysands2413]

Nothing last for ever but we hold on to history as long as we can. This needed to be looked after. To remember a great singer that ever came out of America known all over the world. Just not right but money talks.