Oak Ridge Boys - You're The One (In a Million)

[@jeffkehoe5619]

This song, when I heard them in person for the first time, turned me into an ORB fan!

[@josephbrocchini5067]

Folks this is real country music ! nothing better in this world ! I just melt when I listen to this song !

[@karenshipley966]

The great Joe Bonsall LIVES ON❤

[@mr.skeptical3071]

Dam, why don't they play this on the radio..... people need to know good music!

[@susangooch7087]

I’ve heard it a few times on XM radio , Willies Roadhouse and on Prime Country . I grew up listening to Them . . First time I saw Them live I was 8 years old. In 1976 . I have been so blessed to have seen Them so many times since . I lived a few miles from Oak Ridge Tn . For 8 years . ♥️🎶

[@leepresley2055]

The same damn reason they don't have good tv shows on anymore, Like The Dukes of Hazzard ! These guys and other great singers have sang on at the end of the show 👌

[@sauquoit13456]

On this day in 1978 {January 29th} a covered version of "You're The One"* by the Oak Ridge Boys peaked at #2 {for 2 weeks} on Billboard's Hot Country Singles chart, the two records that kept it out of the top spot were "Out of My Head and Back In My Bed" by Loretta Lynn and "I Just Wish You Were Someone I Love" by Larry Gatlin... Between 1976 and 1999 the Oak Ridge Boys had forty-four records on the Hot Country Singles chart, thirty-three made the Top 10 with seventeen reaching #1, they just missed having three more #1 records when their "Sail Away" {1979}, "I Wish You Could Have Turned My Head" {1982} and the above "You're The One" all peaked at #2... * The original version of "You're The One" was recorded by Glen Campbell, it was track two on side two on his 1973 album 'I Knew Jesus (Before He Was A Star)', the album reached #13 on Billboard's Hot Country Albums chart... And from the 'For What It's Worth' department, the remainder of the Top 10 on January 29th, 1978: At #3. "To Daddy" by Emmylou Harris #4. "I Just Wish You Were Someone I Love" by Larry Gatlin #5. "Don't Break The Heart That Loves You" by Margo Smith #6. "What A Difference You Made In My Life" by Ronnie Milsap #7. "What Did I Promise Her Last Night" by Mel Tillis #8. "Middle Age Crazy" by Jerry Lee Lewis #9. "Something To Brag About" by Mary Kay Place #10. "Woman To Woman" by Barbara Mandrell

[@TehKitteh01]

I wasn't born until the 80s...but I grew up listening to Oak Ridge Boys and love them!

[@brooklyn6times]

Still love this 1977-78 hit by The Oak Ridge Boys!

[@drummercali]

I have seen them live about 7 or 8 times between the around 1988 (with Steve Sanders in Golden's place) and 2010. They have never given a bad show, EVER, that I have seen. Plus, got to meet Chris Golden, William Lee's son and drummer for the group. Nice guy.

[@typicalendurorider8016]

1:32 that rumble tho!

[@hirdy6]

What a great line 'And I never made any promises to them, none they'd expect me to keeeeeeeeep'.

[@Asteroidking13]

Ah, Country music at its finest.

[@stephenjeffers7503]

That's real music 👌 simply the best

[@womanwonder10]

these guys are awesome--thanks for this!!!

[@jo.annebakerbaker5821]

That piano player knows how to play I love this song

[@garydewitt8480]

SUCH TRUTH,RYTHEM,HARMONY AND STONE CLASS THAT IS RARE.

[@rusty44mag]

you gotta love richard sturbin's base voice

[@emilybales8019]

rusty44mag I am not being rude, but I have really bad OCD. It is Sterban.

[@Robin-zb8qy]

great job william. my favorite oaks song.

[@Robin-zb8qy]

sturban could shatter glass!

[@noname-dk3yc]

Liked hearing their individual voices.

[@tonycopeland7850]

man man man... good stuff right here

[@purplespartan1473]

I got to meet the lead!!! His beard was so LONG!!!!

[@JS-DP-adventures-]

Still listening to these guys

[@lifestationexpresslinda9425]

Love this! 💖😉

[@vseas3]

Richard's Voice Can Make you Melt.

[@dalesimmons2587]

I love the old times songs thanks

[@996parson]

I LOVE IT!

[@BradHoughton]

Here is another song baby !!1 I have always known that you are my one in a million !!!! All has passed away and all is made new with you and me... I miss you baby !!!

[@brendabrown6500]

Brad Houghton n, .

[@scvbtr2]

GOD bless the oaks!

[@normansteinberg8147]

John denver

[@kevinswinyer3176]

STATLER BROTHERS, Hands down, because NO ONE can hold those 4 point Harmony Notes at the end of a Song like the Statler Brothers always do. And NO OTHER TENOR SINGER can hold that extra high note for an extra long time like Jimmy Fortune does. Then when you add in the extra Comedy Routine between Harold, and Don, which is sometimes at poor Phil's expense, there is just no other Quartet in Country/Southern Gospel Music that can even begin to rival the Statlers. Now don't get me wrong, the Mighty Oak Ridge Boys have always been a close second, followed by George Younce, and Glen Young, and the Cathedrals.

[@catdog57132]

Richard Sterban has a wonderful voice.:)

[@emilybales8019]

Yes he does, and 83rd gotten deeper as time has gone on

[@marianneutendorf6860]

Super after all this years

[@travisslaunwhite8888]

you guys are the best were are going to miss you

[@womanwonder10]

I like rock and country, I but like the country artists and fans much more!

[@ldatrivers]

these guys are so boss

[@cactuscircle]

like the southern rock guitar in this one

[@siszi20022]

love it

[@fabiangherasim643]

good old times

[@siszi20022]

💘 it

[@haroldhprittjr7007]

Yeah they just don’t have quartet’s any more perfect example right there it’s amazing how that comes together and makes a beautiful sound and that’s music they don’t make them like that any more and if hey did they would packing leaveing Nashville faster than they got there. You have to love the old standards like these thers just no replacing it i res up in the 70s and 80s if I live there till I die I can’t say I would be happy I’d sing right along with Barbra mandrel and George jones “ I was country when country wasn’t cool “

[@MonaLisaTime]

Just wait until you get to the tambourine part....really makes the song special.

[@EdwarDixie]

great music

[@wizard1687]

RIP Joe Bonsall

[@Bookbread]

I love ole Froggy and his croakeriffic voice

[@parker1365b]

Great tone!

[@vseas3]

I would Like to Meet Richard Sterban And Joe Bonsall.

[@electroplate]

Richard Sterban is badass

[@siszi20022]

love t

[@JacquiCrawford]

What a wonderful romantic you are darling ❤️❤️❤️

[@luckynot7994]

yes I love em

[@rawhydemusic8620]

Richard Sterban. need I say more??

[@tarrakieran2057]

a non-hairy Bill Golden..need I say more?.. Richard Sterban had the voice, but Bill Golden had the looks before his change into a yeti.

[@rawhydemusic8620]

+Tarra Kieran lol no need to say more. It was definitely different to see no hair on Billy

[@CrackedTroyster]

I had SUCH a crush on him when I was only 6 or 7 years old!!

[@jodywilke4642]

Joe Bonsall--need I say more? And isn't it a little odd, for a man to make a comment, about Richard Sterban?😒💒

[@texastwostep]

classic music. go bass voice.

[@vseas3]

It is William Lee.

[@princetolstoy]

Yep- That tambourine is dynamite

[@tonybidwell1063]

2 answer your ?, mwduck, I checked their discography on Wikipedia! This song is from '77!

[@tomkincer534]

bèfòrèìďìè

[@jonross743]

It's their background, no one tries to steal the show.

[@CadillacL]

@relimes The one & only.

[@aristemiralencar2014]

Show

[@Bobison]

Bill Golden was a good lookin' guy until he hid his face under that forest of a beard. lol Thanks for the video.

[@irenefisher3863]

He sure was

[@jamesbrown9148]

They say a beard like has more germs than a dogs fur! Much better without it!!!

[@vseas3]

I am Starting To Like Richard Sterban's voice.

[@emilybales8019]

I LOVE Richard's voice, and I'm younger than 16

[@relimes]

Thats not the same hairy guy with the beard is it?

[@md65000]

Bill G. was a good looking guy--why did he put on that Grizzly Adams deal?

[@vseas3]

Richard Sterban is still Hot!

[@kmill61]

yep,same hairy guy,lol,funny how time can change ya,hell,I dont even look in the mirror anymore,aint no hair to comb anymore!!

[@honestbutugly]

question , statlers brother or oaks who was the best?

[@richardr7947]

Oak Ridge Boys way better big time

[@kevinswinyer3176]

Statlers are hands down the absolute best, and the Mighty Oak Ridge Boys are right behind them in a very close second. I have seen both groups live, and the Statlers get the crowd all worked up, and keep them in stitches with Harold's jokes, and funny antics, and it's that little bit extra that gives the Statlers the win in my book.

[@jodywilke4642]

The Oak Ridge Boys, no question. I like The Statler Brothers, don't get me wrong--but the Oaks put on a more entertaining show, and their music is also alot better.😔💒

[@freedomlover8412]

Statlers, oaks second.

[@highnrising]

Statler Brothers were a nostalgia act even when they were at their peak. The Oaks were a contemporary music juggeranut. One thing the Statler Brothers and Oaks had in common was that their captain--Don, with the Statlers and Duane, with the Oaks managed to be the least noticeable member, even while singing lead most of the time.

[@aleisademichael943]

Games are over 4-6 White St I pinned it alone

[@highnrising]

Did they push Sanders out to bring back Golden or did Sanders really quit on his own? Funny because they had Sanders singing lead all the time and Golden sang lead very rarely.

[@Lynn-r8h]

His life was tragic.

[@mwduck]

This is what? Early 70s?

[@cathyl2338]

It was released in 1977.

[@matthewbailey186]

William Lee Golden is not with them on this video is he ?

[@ramonalbertofangcarrascal389]

Matthew Bailey

[@spot2222]

Yes, the one with the hat on. Before he grew his beard.

[@tammybarnes9520]

actually William Lee Golden is not with them, he left for a while then came back after they corrected some issues they had.

[@N.E.2000]

tammy barnes actually William lee Golden didn't leave until '87. This video is from the 70s. This is him before he grew his beard.

[@emilybales8019]

William Lee was here, at this time he was known as Bill Golden instead of William.(Bill is short for William)

[@corybritton1966]

Just as crappy now as it was then😂😂

[@johnthompson3291]

Wow. So glad country music has progressed from this 💩