My Mother brought me up on Country. I loved Eddie Arnold and all the old country singers. Today isn't country music the real country music has died out. RIP Eddie your were one of the best.
I remember Eddy Arnold from way back. At the end of this video the camera pans the audience. People holding signs where they're from. Dayton, Ohio, Kankakee Illinois. I'm 74 now. And live 3 miles from Kankakee, illinois. Bradley, Illinois for 26 years, and Bourbonnais, Illinois for 48 years.
Co-written with Cindy Walker in 1955. Perhaps the most famous cover of this song is the one by Ray Charles, which went to number 2 on the hit list in 1962. Meryl Streep sang the song in the movie "Postcards from the Edge." Not a bad job at all. Who knew Meryl could sing?
What class. A world that we, sadly, let drift away.
Such a great song!
Oh, I love this old song.
God rest him, he was one of the best! Had such a beautiful voice!!
A song for the ages!
My Mother brought me up on Country. I loved Eddie Arnold and all the old country singers. Today isn't country music the real country music has died out. RIP Eddie your were one of the best.
Love this beautiful song by Eddy Arnold! Thank you.
I remember hearing him on the radio while mom was in the kitchen. Late 40s early 50s.
Yeah... I was born in '43 and the song I remember is "Cattle Call". It's like it was yesterday.
I am so sad, that youtube does not have hearts to qualified your comment... so tender, you took me to that kitchen instantly, when I read it!
He hosted his own radio program called the Log Cabin Jamboree.
Eddie was a great Artist, my Mom loved Eddie
Great Singer Eddy Arnold
Imagine, I recently rediscovered Mr Arnold after a long separation. I will never lose him again.
I remember Eddy Arnold from way back. At the end of this video the camera pans the audience. People holding signs where they're from. Dayton, Ohio, Kankakee Illinois. I'm 74 now. And live 3 miles from Kankakee, illinois. Bradley, Illinois for 26 years, and Bourbonnais, Illinois for 48 years.
Wonderful song...for my dear uncle..
A great singer❤
My mom and dad's song💕
Co-written with Cindy Walker in 1955. Perhaps the most famous cover of this song is the one by Ray Charles, which went to number 2 on the hit list in 1962. Meryl Streep sang the song in the movie "Postcards from the Edge." Not a bad job at all. Who knew Meryl could sing?
Heard it from Masters of S*X and I'm hooked.
Wow
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a hair flat in so many spots !
astounding that the lyrics are always a little bit wrong when the sung song articulated is perfectly clear ! gah
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Unfortunately he had no soul
You want soul listen to Johnny Paycheck.