Glen Campbell - 'Gentle On My Mind' & 'Southern Nights' LIVE on Weekend Wogan 2010

Glen Campbell was booked to come onto the last show of the first series of Weekend Wogan, May 2nd 2010. He had been booked weeks beforehand and because he was "Glen Campbell" he was asked to do four songs on the show as opposed to the three everyone else had been asked to do previously, what they were going to be was still undecided. So we get to the actual week of the show and myself and the show's producer Alan Boyd are still none the wiser as to what songs he is going to sing. He was touring the UK at the time and his management were proving rather tricky to get a hold of. Numerous emails, phone calls... nothing!
Alan, Adrian Fry (my assistant musical director) and I were starting to worry that we wouldn't have arrangements written for the 11-piece band in time for the broadcast on the Sunday. Then on the Wednesday, three days before the Saturday morning rehearsal, we finally get a message back from his management telling us two of the four songs, 'Wichita Lineman' and 'Southern Nights' and that the keys were as the originals. We went to work on those and by the Thursday night having not heard anything further from them about the other two songs, Alan made the decision that we should write one more arrangement for 'Rhinestone Cowboy' and that would be it. I would normally have had some contact with his musical director to find out things like if there were any new updated live arrangement changes that we should make compared to the originals, what guitar parts needed to be covered by my guitarist, how the songs ended etc etc. Either way, we wrote the last arrangement and would make any changes Glen wanted to make at the rehearsal on Saturday.
On the Friday afternoon, we heard from the management. They told us that Glen wasn't going to be able to make the rehearsal the next day and that he was now only going to do two numbers ('Southern Nights' and 'Gentle On My Mind') and that the band would only be needed for one of those and that he wouldn't need me to play piano (which I was gutted about) as he was going to use his own piano-player. Very tricky situation because had it not been a legend we were dealing with and it not been only a day away from the show, I'm sure the BBC would have told them who was boss. But we also made the assumption that none of this was coming from Glen Campbell himself. As it turned out, we were absolutely correct and I realise now that his entourage were protecting him from what only they knew at the time which was that he had been diagnosed with Alzheimer's and understandably didn't want to take unnecessary risks live on national radio.
We made the decision that, along with the rest of the show, we would go ahead without him on the Saturday morning and rehearse the arrangements we had written in the hope that when he arrived the following morning, the day of the broadcast, he (or more to the point his management!) would hear the band playing and change their minds at the last minute. Unfortunately, that wasn't to be.
On the Sunday morning at 9.30am, just 90 minutes away from the live broadcast, Glen and his entourage arrived at the Radio Theatre. There were loads of them surrounding him but when he broke free of them and walked onto the stage and put his guitar on and his piano-player started giving directions to my band, I took the opportunity to go over and introduce myself to him as the show's musical director. He was as charming as I'd hoped he would be although I could tell that something wasn't quite right. We spoke briefly about Elvis and Albert Lee and then he asked me what he was going to sing. I told him what had been decided by his management but that we had done full arrangements of 'Wichita Lineman' and 'Rhinestone Cowboy' also, to which he replied "let's do those too". He even went over to his piano-player, TJ Kuenster (who was obviously his musical director) and said "they've got charts for Wichita & Cowboy" to which TJ replied "No Glen, we're just going to do Gentle and Southern Nights". Glen shrugged his shoulders and that was that.
I screen captured Glen's performance and I'm glad I did as this, unfortunately, turned out to be his very last live appearance and interview for the BBC.
At the end of 'Southern Nights' he exclaims "WOW! WHAT A BAND!" and even though I wasn't playing, this is one of the proudest moments of my career as that was MY band he was talking about, hand-picked over many years and that was mine and Adrian's arrangement he'd just enjoyed singing to. You can see him turn round at the end as if he wanted to keep going and do another song... or two! As I say, it wasn't to be.
I knew I was meeting 'music royalty' when I met him that morning and I was in awe of him and despite his illness, he gave an incredible performance. I wish I could go back and have those two hours again but at least I have this precious recording and with it, in some ways, I'll always be able to. Hope you enjoy.
Elio Pace
September 2012 (updated August 2017)

[@FrankCastiglione17]

That man is one of a kind. Just like Elvis, there will never be another Glenn Campbell

[@gregoryquint7653]

Agree. Gee, Elvis' voice is such a powerful baritone voice and Glen, always a deep favorite as was John Denver.❤ so sad all are gone, but surely all are with Christ.

[@samnigam3451]

​​​@gregoryquint7653 Their voices were scintillating beautiful romantic n comforting... they're all in a better place. My mom dad n Uncle loved Elvis John Denver n Glen Camobell too. Me n my uncle love listenin to American country occasionally. Howdie n Hello from India

[@CorySmith-eh6ux]

The Long Goodbye 😢

[@Deontjie]

You are right. But this was not his day.

[@paulgarbutt8113]

You are absolutely right.

[@paulglover5880]

There was nobody on earth to surpass Glen Campbell in his day. He was truly the greatest

[@anthonymoody2897]

To this day nobody can hold a candle to his guitar playing and vocals…he had more talent in his guitar pinky than most of the yahoos playing today

[@TheFen2009]

Roy Orbison, beats him hands down

[@NIGHTOWLK628]

ROY CLARK!

[@BranDawg81]

And Elvis’s guitar player….I can’t remember his name…..

[@lionheartroar3104]

Even now no one comes close

[@forddriver8827]

This is heartbreaking only for those who know how he used to tackle this tune years before he was ravaged by the terrible disease. Bless you Glen and thank you for your contribution and know how often your music moved me to tears.

[@dabneyoffermein595]

he used to slay this song with a mid-guitar break. he was still able to answer the hosts questions

[@maxwellfan55]

Heartbreaking? This was another terrific performance. So good Glen, what a gentleman and artist!

[@StevenGreen-p6v]

I read where his daughter took it upon herself to always be near her dad as his struggles became great. Always there to cover him. Pretty sweet.

[@mikerhoads131]

He was great before his daughter pl

[@christisheeks6334]

@@mikerhoads131 But Glenn toured, with the onset of Alzheimer's, and it was at this time his daughter would stay close to support him.

[@Booboonancy]

@@mikerhoads131 I think you misread or misunderstood the comment. GC had increasing struggles in his later years including dementia.

[@donaldarthur3497]

He never got the recognition for being as great as he was. I loved his music

[@anitapeludat256]

In the states he sure did. He had his own TV show. He was incredibly respected. Everyone knew Glenn and his skills .

[@sblack48]

@@donaldarthur3497 he sold 10s of millions of records and was all over tv, radio and even movies. How much more recognition to you need?

[@64fairlane305]

Born yesterday? He shure did!

[@ukestudio3002]

Nonsense. Of course he did. Especially amongst guitarists and studio musician’s .

[@lilnorsegal]

I love how Glen keeps looking back at his daughter.

[@lonmayer130]

And she at him.

[@ninam7933]

Security and love ❤❤❤

[@katherinem.4414]

Cute daughter!! Enjoyed your singing and playing on your last tour!! Glad you came here before you left us!! Both you and Olivia Newton John!!

[@markclifford1857]

Hello 👋 Katherine. How are you doing ? Hope are you fine. I'm Mark Clifford and am from Denver Colorado, where are you from. You seem like a real country girl

[@broerymarantika853]

As a musician myself, and I tell you this is great music, just Glen's vocals, lyrical composition, his daughter Ashleys banjo plucking and a piano in the background. I could listen to this all day long.

[@richardstevens361]

Me too

[@irisheyesofbelfast]

🩵

[@michaelkendall2075]

I agree...love this song, and Glen never seems to be out of tune whenever l watch him❤❤❤

[@nickk8416]

I am a musician too playing classical piano and rock blues guitar. His talent awes me. He didn't read music either but could do it all. What an amazing player.

[@tombenton6047]

I’m a musician as well and let me say collectively that all of our talents don’t even scratch the surface of the former abilities of one Glen Campbell!!

[@MikeM-jv5jp]

He never missed a chord to the very end. RIP Mr. Campbell. 🙏🙏🙏

[@klemmetv6875]

A true legend. Peace in heart and soul

[@Evenpar72]

Glen Cambell is one of the most underrated guitarist of our time. His daughter is beautiful❤❤❤

[@MrClitheroe]

Underrated? Acknowledged by the most in the industry as one of the all time greats!

[@maxwellfan55]

@@MrClitheroe Agree, Glen was the best. Such a dumb comment.

[@MrClitheroe]

@@maxwellfan55 "Underrated" is the most overused (frequently undeservedly) phrase on the internet MF55 🙄, IMO.

[@daver7867]

Love how his daughter is watching over him like she’s ready to jump in and cover if something happens, at the same time giving him room to do his thing......lovely to see his children looking after there Dad.....beautiful.....RIP Glen, the best ever....

[@Dreama40]

Beautifully said Dave, could not agree more.

[@K3Flyguy]

Dave, very well said SIR!

[@danjackson2987]

Amen

[@garychambers5850]

His daughter is so beautiful and so talented, she takes after both Mother and Father

[@holylandfan3275]

And daughter Debbie behind him.

[@perryarrington8446]

As a man who grew up in small town Arkansas as Glen did, this absolutely has me crying like a baby. We people from Arkansas respected this man so much and miss him more than anyone can nor will ever know. RIP, Glen, you are "still the man"

[@barbarabershers4116]

We Arkansas women were mighty proud of him too! I spent 50+ years in Hot Springs Arkansas. My sister lived in a small community and Glen would fly his helicopter to the Little area just big enough to him to sit it down and give people money! Of course they all needed what he gave them. You don't hear about anyone doing that these days!

[@richardalexander4300]

I too have cried for the great music Glen gave us. I grew up listening to his music, and TV show. I have never been disappointed.

[@hughbrennan9066]

We loved him in New Jersey too.

[@susanmarshall817]

I totally agree about your feelings. I learned about him as a 10 year old from the TV show. That's why I play guitar. And he got me through many many times in my life with the sweet ballads.

[@robba.8516]

British columbia Canada loves Glen n family too..God rest his awesome soul..we will jam up in heaven for the Lord one day

[@ShiftingDrifter]

I heard Ashley say Glen was struggling with Alzheimer's during the tour so she very intentionally stayed close by his side (as he was aware of his ailment and feared he'd embarrass himself during performances and interviews), but she used her presence to steady him and step into the conversation if he felt flustered or got his thoughts tangled. Very sweet. There's an old saying, "there's nobody more loyal than daddy's little girl."

[@gzhang207]

Knowing this background，you can actually see during the play Glenn regularly look at Ashely for confidence and assurance.

[@Squee_Dow]

She was watching him like a hawk. Yes, we girls are certainly loyal to our daddies. I was Daddy's caregiver for 3 1/2 years, 24/7. It was emotionally and physically draining, but I was honored to do it. Nobody would have tended to him as lovingly as I did.

[@badtexasbill5261]

I've found that old saying to be true.

[@sampuatisamuel9785]

How sweet and thoughtful

[@stevehanford1753]

GOD BLESS!

[@hestergreen2031]

Glenn performed this right after he was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease. This was before the disease took hold of his mind. As you can clearly see he is in perfect harmony. His daughter is playing on the banjo. Isn’t this beautiful? I’ll never tire of his voice or his outstanding talent.

[@nickk8416]

Yes, you could tell this was the beginning of the end. Bless him and the cure for this dreaded disease. Glen was an amazing talent.

[@Howiehow]

What a horrible disease, you can hear him struggling to find words but as soon as he reverts to music and singing it’s almost like it’s gone. True legend

[@cindipossidento5688]

Yes horrible !!!!!! Another one is ALS. Oh lord ….. so horrible ……. It literally takes everything away from u …….

[@pamelalee3223]

Pamela Ruth Lee. Love Glen.❤😂🎉😢😮😅😊

[@dabneyoffermein595]

He lived in Malibu

[@alan30189]

Glen Campbell is a national treasure. What a talent!

[@fasbc]

Yes. I named my group page for him The Great Glen Campbell "An American Treasure" Fan Group. Come join us there!

[@williampaz2092]

Good Lord Above Ashley is BEAUTIFUL!

[@britturk123]

I would say God created him big enough to be a world treasure.

[@linger2001]

The tenderness between Glenn and Ashley in this video made me tear up. You can see him just beaming when he looks at her.

[@stevewilkins4987]

This was approximately the year he was diagnosed with Alzheimer's.. that's why his daughter started touring with him... To keep him safe 🙏

[@ninam7933]

So sweet... 🙏 ...thanks

[@GregDinAZ]

There’s nothing like a loving daughter! I too, like Glen, have been so blessed! ❤️

[@turbo7757]

RIP, Sir. To say that you were exceptional is an understatement. Thank you for all the tremendous music.

[@GaryTartell]

Glen. Was alright.

[@dethray1000]

about 1974-75? my friend gave me comp tickets to see Glen at harrahs in lake tahoe--was 23 yo--brought a beautiful date-we waited just before the show began-tipped the guy 5 bucks seating us--he put us in the front row on the side--best seats in the house--while doing the show Glen came right to the edge,knelt down to his knee in front of my girl and sang right to my girl--she was so me blown away,totally melted--we had the best night of our life-thanks Glen

[@chrismoose64]

dethray1000 wow that’s a beautiful story mate

[@gertrudeheaton128]

Great guy loved his music his songs his style ,& most of the man himself. Miss you RIP Glen

[@nickk8416]

What a beautiful story. I saw Glen in Tahoe too in 1978 or so and he blew me away. I play and it is a treat to see a true master at the instrument.

[@aliceyantis1368]

When I was 14 yrs old I through he was so good looking loved his music since then . I'm 66 now still think he was great right to the end .. I miss him ...

[@ThompsonSmith505]

Hello Alice How are you doing today?

[@richjasso]

Amazing this immensely gifted man kept performing while stricken with Alzheimer’s. He said he had no trouble remembering lyrics or playing guitar and it actually was therapeutic. His family is to be commended for their support and love. What a beautiful legacy to relive on video.

[@aaamenpreacher3]

My pastor was 90 when he developed Alzheimer's but he could still sing hymns from memory. I grew up on Glenn's music, especially Rhinestone Cowboy.

[@djf750]

later on, he did start forgetting lyrics so they had a teleprompter help him when he did forget. He would have his daughter and son both on stage to help him. He once forgot that they had just played a song and was going to start it again and his daughter very sweetly reminded him they had already done it. VERY touching to watch him with his kids up there helping him

[@tessahardy338]

They say, and he was living proof that Alzheimer patients somehow will forget their own children's names but can ALWAYS remember the music...notes, chords, lyrics... miraculous!!!

[@hughbrennan9066]

I saw him in his farewell tour in Red Bank, NJ. It was heartbreaking. But, he would come alive in the middle of the songs and deliver beautiful guitar work and trademark lyrics. God Rest him.

[@Bruce-1956]

Playing an instrument, singing and learning a foreign language tend to help people with Alzheimer's.

[@CaliforniaCountryBumpkin]

Amazing entertainer, guitar genius. I don't think people actually realized what an amazing guitarist Glenn was ♥️

[@olderretiredguy]

Glen was a member of the Wrecking Crew. He backed. Elvis, Sinatra etc. Most people have no idea. As a guitar player myself. He totally blows me away. He's a natural.

[@timcunningham6854]

Luann you are completely correct, I never knew he was considered one of the top 5 guitar players. And now I listen to his music all the time. A true genius!

[@axeman2638]

those that know guitar players do.

[@dionvarela5585]

If you ever tried playing or play guitar you know he is completely the most complete , versatile and technical guitarist I've ever seen.

[@axeman2638]

@@dionvarela5585 can't have seen many then, Jerry Reed eats him alive.

[@luciahaase6201]

Why can't we have decent country songs and singers like him today???

[@shannonburns3785]

It takes talent, something not allowed in Trashville these days.

[@ventureoutwest]

Vince Gill

[@samuelodonoughoe1091]

Coz if we did, you wouldn’t enjoy these classic clips from the greats.😉

[@yellowhammer4747]

@@shannonburns3785 So true.

[@paulwilton735]

Because greedy marketeers have taken over.

[@donnabonn1892]

A little girl from the Caribbean listening to this beautiful voice... Didn't even know what a country song is...just swept away his beautiful voice... Taking care of my best friend now with Alzheimer's now...life.

[@susanmarshall817]

I am so glad that you liked him. This was in the end of his career. I would ask you to explore his earlier work. Check out his TV show. The Glen Campbell Goodtime hour. That was a 1968 when I was only 11 years old. He had a great personality and a great guitar playing ability. He sang exceptionally well. I almost fell in love with him. But I was too young to do that. But I did start playing guitar at the age of 11

[@markclifford1857]

Hello 👋 Donna. How are you doing ? Hope are you fine. I'm Mark Clifford and am from Denver Colorado, where are you from. You seem like a real country girl

[@rgp112750]

I'm sure Ashley's heart was ready to burst with pride in her Dad and the honor she shared to accompany him. God bless you.

[@sandramoore2728]

Hello

[@joeohhboy5384]

Unfortunately life doesn't stop for anyone. This man is without a doubt one of the most talented humans to ever live. He really was a gift. Most people don't know how good of a guitar player he really was. He is still with us , but his disease has cheated not only him , but all of us. I thank GOD he was able to share his gift with us if only for a short while. Thank you Glenn for you're musical gift to humanity. You have given so many other musicians a goal to shoot for.

[@classic287]

JOE OHHBOY Dido.....

[@bonnierohr9544]

Extremely well said!

[@Alan-in-Bama]

+JOE OHHBOY - I Second That.. !

[@nickhammer6408]

+JOE OHHBOY You are right but disease or life or living gets everyone, Me included not the man I was at forty and shit I am only 52 but got this far so I will not complain....... and I don't think Glenn will either

[@stofferrussell]

Lovely sentiments mate. Such a shame to see a person have their abilities taken away from them by age and especially Alzheimer's. My favourite album of Glen's is his Live album from 1969. A little before my time but I still listen to it as I love the live versions of his classics.

[@SuperDrJeckyl]

I can’t watch this without crying. Such a legend and seeing his daughter admiring her Dad and knowing he was a supreme artistic genius.

[@dabneyoffermein595]

Nothing to cry about, he lived a long and prosperous life, was very very healthy all the while, changed our lives forever, created memories and so much more. Died a happy man of natural causes and had his voice till the day he passed on.

[@peterfriedrich4632]

@@dabneyoffermein595 I think this is very true, no tears, smile...........

[@jrussellcase]

I'll be 50 this December. Glen Campbell is someone I grew up with literally since I was born. I'm watching this, knowing he didn't have many years left, but he had his very talented daughter there playing along. Yes, as I type this, I'm crying. I miss Glen Campbell. He was a badass. Guys like him, Jerry Reed, Chet Atkins, all those old school country guitar masters.....they shaped my youth and nudged me towards learning music. "The best heroes....are the flawed ones." -Me, and you can quote it for free.

[@sandramoore2728]

Hello Russell

[@tomroberts2884]

We lost a great one. God bless you Glenn Campbell

[@boblapee2289]

What a father and daughter ! You were a fortunate man, Glen. America has loved you and we are ever indebted to you both.

[@jamesfisher7408]

Probably the best guitarist that I've ever heard

[@1bassman9]

That was an incredibly endearing interview and a wonderful performance !!! Glen Campbell was in a class by himself !!! RIP

[@estrader6214]

Much controversy after Glen's passing but Ashley was instrumental in letting our Rhinestone cowboy ride into the sunset with as much grace as a terrible disease would allow. Bless you young lady! RIP Glenn (Rhinestone Cowboy)

[@rebeccav4478]

What controversy are you referring to?

[@thomasodetto4670]

ES, I agree with your analogy of Glen. I could tell by watching Glen glancing over at Ashley during this song, that he was feeling her love and strength. Great job Ashley and Thank You.

[@stevehanford1753]

GOD BLESS !!

[@raycialkowski4070]

He was an amazing talent in so many ways. I was blessed to be able to hear his music throughout my life. Thank you, Mr. Campbell.

[@trueman1326]

Mr. Campbell was and is loved by many around the globe. As a kid growing up in a poor country in Southeast Asia, every time I heard him sing By The Time I Get To Phoenix on the Transistor radio, I felt like I was taken to a much better and prettier place and time. Although I couldn’t understand one word of what the song was all about. But Glenn’s voice and his singing told me that it had to be a beautiful song. It still is 45 years later.

[@edrichard6153]

trueman, Thanks for your kind words. I have to say that it makes me proud of America that our music ...our songs are known and loved and sung all over the world. Your comment reminded me of that.

[@trueman1326]

@@edrichard6153 it’s only true

[@carll.negleyiii2414]

This performance broke my heart and gave me great joy at the same time. Ashley watched over her Dad and made sure he could hang until the end. What a kid, and what a legend. Thank you, Ashley and Glen. I'm a Dad hoping my kids will help me like this.

[@sandramoore2728]

Hello Carl

[@mitchbaker3383]

Ugh, I was working there, and saw were just making

[@johne7345]

Gentle on My Mind is arguably the best country song ever written. Thanks to John Hartford for composing and Glen Campbell for popularizing it with his great renditions.

[@cdjhyoung]

Memory: John Hartford. I first knew of him only because he was a writer for the Smother's Brothers Show and scored a couple of on stage performances on that show.

[@xxcelr8rs]

I bought a guitar just like his, an ovation, just because he played one! Sweet to see he is playing a black one, cuz thats the one I bought. He was famous for the blue one. I love playing Rhinestone and Wichita. Just had to share that. What a legend Glen Campbell will always remain.

[@demonrouge3338]

How do you like the sound and playability of that Ovation? Glen sure loved them.

[@robertdillon9989]

Her father was my first inspiration to pick up guitar, watching the Glen Campbell Good time hour as a kid. I’m 62 now I played guitar for that many years. I’m retired but still played today . Thanks to this family ! Tears. She was so good to him when his memory started fading….I can see him while she plays! He was the consummate professional player!

[@oldschool3126]

Glen had an angel on his shoulder named Ashley. ❤️

[@bradr1913]

I love how his children looked over him while he was going through this disease. He had to know these kids where beautiful on the inside as they were on the outside. Look how beautiful that girl is. keeping her eye on her daddy loving him up. Little girls love there daddy's as much as little boys love there mom's. Big thanks to those kids for looking out for there dad.

[@britturk123]

They were so wonderful; God bless them for their deeds done on this earth.

[@georgeleicht9917]

The greatest!...never be another Glen Campbell!

[@NikkkitoNippongo]

I just wanna cry, seeing him with his beautiful daughter together performing .......

[@CharlieBrn]

Go right ahead. I cry for the loss and from being moved by the love of his kids.

[@maureengillies9495]

I love glen campbell

[@louisedwards6681]

He found peace w/ his daughters help.

[@clinthuff938]

The world will never have another Rhinestone Cowboy.....RIP Glen Campbell and Thanks for all the Great music.

[@WhidbeyMP]

Gentle on My Mind... Sitting here eating leftover chicken and rice with tears streaming down my face...

[@CardinalEgan]

Pork chops here but... yes.

[@denisrossouw4991]

Yep, this was my folks music.Missing them all

[@user-xu4ow3bu6f]

Thai food...and yes

[@tonypurcell3919]

I'm with Molly great memories R I P Glen

[@kathryndick4936]

Lost my Dad last year. He was 82. It's his birthday this week. He gave me a love of true music. The real stuff. I remember I was so proud to give him the album with Rhinestone Cowboy on it for his birthday as I knew it was important. Grew up on this kind of music even though it is an ocean away from where I live in NZ

[@kevinvansteendelaar8760]

I lost my dad this past weekend. When I was four he bought me a '45 of "Rhinestone Cowboy." I played that disc till I broke a piece of it off the side. Mr. Campbell is in my top 5 heroes after my dad. Thanks Glen for being there to infuuence me and take it out on the ball :)

[@fionabooth1816]

Absolutely-an absolute star. Even with dementia he still got out there with his talent because he loved it. It was his life and his soul. Even with dementia the brain knows yours soul. Apparently he was still playing immaculate guitar in the nursing home before he died. Some things stay with you til your last breath.

[@carleyrobertson8187]

One of my patients is like that!

[@darylw156]

On cue straight away no auto tuning. Real singer and of course one of the best guitarist you'll ever see. Back singers were pretty good as well.

[@erickenneth1428]

Hope you doing good and staying safe...!

[@EB4857]

I watch this video pretty often. I never get tired of hearing Glen. He was truly an awesome entertainer and person. I lost a brother in 2017 to Alzheimer’s. It’s an awful disease. To see beautiful, angelic Ashley right there with him and the talent she has and to unashamedly support her Dad is such an inspiration and testimony to who and what she really is.

[@michaelkendall2075]

Tears fown my face watching thus in 2024....the man ❤❤❤

[@pawsnclaws2115]

My dad sat me down in our apartment..he told me...hear this great song...it was Southern Nights..my dad was not a good father ...but he taught me the love of music...at a young age ...he taught me " music is the soundtrack of our lives"

[@localkauf]

Not a fan of country music, but I absolutely adore Glen Campbell, what a legend

[@erwinmonti5066]

THANK YOU LORD FOR GIVING US THIS INCREDIBLY TALANTED MAN FOR SUCH A SHORT TIME.WE WILL SEE HIM AGAIN SOON....

[@4thhorseman9]

Where?

[@maryfyrr]

​@@4thhorseman9In eternal life. 🇨🇦

[@jst93320]

R.I.P. Glen. "Formidable" guitar player, singer, musician, interpreter. Jymmy Webb and country music are proud of you, forever.

[@4ljc433]

A Loving Daughter. RESPECT!

[@paulhewitt5198]

This genius has brought pleasure to millions.! RIP Glen.

[@sappermade6012]

You're looking at a A+++ lister! This guy a legend in modern music........ Guitar Player, Songwriter,Singer one of the very BEST!

[@lonnieowsley]

A wonderful man,he's alive in the hearts of the world

[@ianparker9554]

True brilliance taken by a horrible illness but his daughter was, and is a trully great person supporting her Dad who needed supporting more and more as his disease took hold, God Bless

[@KarlHalliday-q6j]

Glen Campbell is my favorite singer.

[@Chickiwi]

I like the way his daughter, Ashley watches over him, whilst still giving him bunches of room to be and take risks with what is happening inside his brain. How lucky are we to see him performing fully with his talent, partially because of her meticulous, yet not invasive care. Onya, Ashley. He must have raised you well :-)

[@jimbobaggans1564]

John R I know it has to be nerve wracking not knowing what he will do or say. Ashley really watched him intently.

[@hendelar]

Interesting how together he was when he played - complex songs, tons of complicated verses - nailed. Glad they were able to do this together, it sure looked therapeutic for him. Missed.

[@dantwomey4215]

You betcha. I'm up in Boston with guitar in hand saying to myself "Where did we take the wrong turn in this Country as far as Families?" Maybe I should just enjoy the gift of Music God Blessed uppn us.✌🎵

[@David.L291]

@@dantwomey4215 not just in your country neither but how crazy the people have sadly become in this world and to manipulate people and greed along the way, thank God for Glen Campbell and anyone who marks down this video clearly hasn't got a clue and another legend in my view is Terry Wogan hosting this show

[@stevehanford1753]

GOD BLeSS!!!

[@joemolaski7256]

I have always loved him for his multiple talents, but was blown away by his personality when I saw him perform with his daughter Ashley in a music festival in 2008 in rural Ontario, Canada. I will never forget that performance. God Bless Glen.

[@pattistilwell7424]

Hi Joe how are you doing. I hope you are safe and in good health. I'm Patti from California, looking for a new friend and i saw your pic here. I hope you don't mind, thank you.

[@sandramoore2728]

Hello Joe

[@ronfreeman5857]

Bitter sweet...great to see Glen and family do what they do best...make music..and entertain...wont be forgotten......

[@sandramoore2728]

Hello ron

[@julienesoriano4770]

Vh wfb

[@tolun99]

Gentle on my mind - One of my all time favorite country songs. And nobody does it better than the man himeself, Mr Campbell

[@johnhogan5577]

God bless Glenn Cambell.

[@DKashman]

2020 still loving Mr Campbell and his music, His daughter is a talent in her own right.

[@jamesrich7349]

I listened to him a lot as a teenager and now his daughter is great

[@joanonofrio2691]

I use to listen to Glenn Campbell with my Father So Many Years Ago I Would Say in the 60's and 70's and He is Still Playing Stronger than ever!!!!

[@sjsartanddesign]

Terry Wogan too is also very much missed. Two wonderful men both of them.

[@johnschoonover1183]

Merle haggard said it right these people lived these songs!

[@iamshivrai]

If ever there was a genuine country music legend, it has to be Glen Campbell. Thank you sir for sharing your beautiful music with us. Utmost respect

[@Althekeys]

Wogan gently glides over the questions that Glen doesn't answer with what he should. True pro

[@jimpalombo7531]

Good catch.

[@keggers101]

Terry was a true gentleman, he made it look so easy and always professional (nearly lost it a few times with the Janet and John stories 😆) . I pretty much stopped listening to radio 2 when he retired, noone has ever succeeded him

[@jimsouthern1398]

I spent a night sitting with Glen and his band in an all-night coffee shop in SLC, UT in Sept. 1967. Lots of jokes and behind the scenes stories and Glen was a joy to be around. I was a local DJ at the time and we had been one of the first stations to break "Gentle On My Mind" by the writer, John Hartford. Glen's version was on the air 5 minutes after it arrived at the station!!

[@nickk8416]

This is a fabulous memory of Glen. What a great voice and his guitar chops were over the moon. I play and marvel at what he does. Glen is one of the greatest no doubt. It's hard to lose the greats like Glen.

[@joellenbrandmeyer6955]

I was raised on church music. Mom was in the adult choir and was a soloist. She did a lot of weddings and funerals back then. When I turned 13 I decided that I was then a teenager, so I should rebel - and I did it with music. I immediately fell in love with Glen Campbell's singing voice and his wonderful instrumental talent. To do everything he did without reading music was just beyond my comprehension! I loved him on the Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour, and I was willing to give up anything I needed to in order to be allowed to watch it. When his Greatest Hits album came out I asked Mom why - and she said that not everyone bought all of his albums like I did. I can still hear his beautiful voice and his guitar playing with Larry McNeely's banjo picking in my mind. Peace to all.

[@pavarotti744]

The sheer brilliance of Glen Campbell's vocal and instrumental Talent will never be forgotten.

[@Roosterdoodler]

This is how I will always remember Glen Campbell! 😇

[@patriciarobbins1423]

I love how Ashley watches over him.

[@RP-rc3hc]

yah, but a shame she got his looks

[@fredflintstone9657]

@@RP-rc3hc Hmmm..... I think she's kind'a cute.

[@geespar1]

Cutland Springs Ashley’s very attractive and even more importantly she’s very talented, she is now a successful singer and musician in her own right

[@mortgagefinancing5558]

Well she should have watched over the base player " Turn the base down " !!!

[@patnelson1411]

Loved this man n his music for at least forty odd years. Thankyou Glenn. Godbless you..Always , Pat Nelson. 🙏👌🌟💓🤗💪💖

[@christinetookey5637]

I just LOVE the encouraging smile Ashleigh gives her daddy each time he looks at her ❤️🥰

[@hunteroftruth4986]

So many memories! Glen rests peacefully now near his childhood home surrounded by family and friends. RIP cousin.

[@davidgaugamela9801]

He was really gifted. Thank goodness for KZbin.

[@pattistilwell7424]

Hi David how are you doing. I hope you are safe and in good health. I'm Patti from California, looking for a new friend and i saw your pic here. I hope you don't mind, thank you.

[@sandramoore2728]

Hello

[@fionabooth1816]

Ashley is a star! She is watching her dad every moment to check that he's OK. And the band follow his lead however difficult that may be!! I'm not sure that he could have done these performances after his diagnosis without Ashley beside him. He looks across to see if she's there. It's very sweet.

[@1974jrod]

He hadn't been diagnosed at the playing of this event.

[@rigelmoon9030]

Glenn came along at the best time in America and represented what used to be good for the U.S. Those days are gone..

[@ahmetiscil2483]

Greetings from Turkiye. Always loved his music.

[@larrysmith1568]

There will never be another Glenn Campbell.

[@goodtimefolkrock]

his kids really love him! they made sure he was always looking good on that last tour and saw to it he rode into the sunset like a true icon (which he is!)

[@michaellair5315]

Saw him in the sixtys with the Beach Boy's opening act Herman's Hermits dome in Va beach Va cost of the show $10,00 was in the Navy hitchiked in Uniform from the Naval station Norfolk Va those were the days

[@williampaz2092]

ChrisAndTommy GoodTimeFolkRockShow Good Lord Ashley is BEAUTIFUL!

[@georgeleicht9917]

Had the pleasure of seeing Glen just before he had to quit touring...the man was 72 years old and had the clearest , sweetest voice I've ever heard...such a shame he has to leave what he does best because of his terrible disease...there will never be another Glen Campbell.

[@fjbtube6278]

Every time I hear Glen Campbell I hear America!

[@steveker5084]

The American South has produced some of the greatest song-writers, guitar players and just plain kick-ass artists . So much came out of that unique southern culture and experiences, a lot of it quite humorous. You can tell a country boy's music ninety percent of the time.

[@thomasodetto4670]

I saw Glen Campbell in concert in Lake Tahoe, Nevada. It was a tremendous event. I even got the chance to shake his hand after the show. Rest In Peace Glen,

[@johnnybadillo8209]

I started listening to Glenn Cambell when I was 8yrs... When country wasn't cool, especially in San Antonio TX. However, that did not stop me. Thanks Mr Campbell you will be truly missed.

[@crashcorrigan9733]

If you're ever in doubt God loves us, watch this guy and then apologize to Him.

[@JohnGLewis1964]

This was fun ... "Southern Nights" was one of the last of Glen's long string of hits.

[@pattistilwell7424]

Hi John how are you doing. I hope you are safe and in good health. I'm Patti from California, looking for a new friend and i saw your pic here. I hope you don't mind, thank you.

[@sandramoore2728]

Hello John

[@petermolloy992]

What a talent and Ashley is the daughter that any father would be so proud to have. What a wonderful young lady!

[@awatchwoman]

Can listen to him playing over and over - a true legend. I SO wish I could have seen him in 2010, I had no idea he was over here. My Dad flew to New York in 1967 saw Glen playing in Macy's and bought his LP Gentle on my Mind for me and Glen autographed it and I still have it. he is my ALL time favourite singer. We will meet in Heaven one day because he and I are both Bible Believers. We will come back to earth with Jesus as King to rule with Him for 1000 yrs! No memory loss then Glen! Maranatha!

[@DonDraperism]

Ashley is so adorable. Many people don't realize that Glen Campbell is every bit as good a guitar player as Jimmy Page, Eric Clapton or anyone.

[@robroy4058]

DonDraperism every bit? try 200x better

[@probation1016]

so true!!

[@Ladybug422600]

Robert Noble Music .

[@sammey1919]

True. Even moreso, Clapton and Page would admit they were never in his class of guitar playing.

[@warrensedgwick9487]

DonDraperism Glen aint as good as them.. Hes BETTER than them

[@tonybennett4922]

What a musical magician. He’s songs span every human emotion and sentiment. Such a humble human being. Rest In Peace Glen Campbell 👌

[@macjones2237]

Self taught guitarist, amazing artist. Love his songs, such a wonderful man. He's now playing for the lord.

[@MountainStreamLives]

I recently constructed a list of my top 5 favorite songs of all time. “Gentle on my mind” was one of the five. I was born in 1983.

[@JASHJustASectionHiker]

What a beautiful daughter.