Marty Raybon & Full Circle: I've Gotta Hurt Her on the Radio | Jubilee | KET

Top vocalist Marty Raybon and his band Full Circle perform "I've Gotta Hurt Her on the Radio" at the 2012 International Bluegrass Music Association Fan Fest in Nashville.
Award-winning artist Marty Raybon's career has spanned nearly three decades, with accolades that include multiple number-one hits, top-selling albums, and IBMA awards, among others. Raybon has been called "one of the best soul singers in music" and is said to have "one of the greatest voices to ever sing." Best known for his role as lead singer of the band Shenandoah from 1986 to 1996, Raybon and his brother Tim, as the Raybon Brothers, had the 1997 hit single "Butterfly Kisses."
This episode of Jubilee is available to watch at www.KET.org/jub... and more clips from the 2012 IBMA Fan Fest can be found on the "Jubilee" playlist: • Jubilee
Jubilee is a KET production. Nick Helton is the producer/director and Teresa Day is the executive producer.

[@lisamariegrindstaff2482]

One the best !!! Country right there and one the best voices in Country music ! Our brother Daniel is on the 5 laying it down

[@chrislemaster2695]

1987

[@walkr7998]

song is titled wrong but i love marty. it's gonna not gotta

[@bernadettederry9958]

Both versions are good I am sure Keith Whitley would approve sense he started out a blue grass artist

[@tomclark4252]

Love this version but this song was originally recorded by David Allen Coe. Written by Mac McAnally and Tom Brasfield

[@Countrymusicman1982]

Marty cut this song as the lead singer of Shenandoah on their self-titled debut album in 1987. Great song!

[@Terminxman]

it's a david allan coe song

[@TheAccusedRoidUser]

@@Terminxmanactually David cut it didn’t write it. Same as Whitley

[@jeffyjobluegrass]

I didn't know Jason Statham played bass & sang tenor...lol, at least I think he looks like him

[@jeffyjobluegrass]

😆😂 I’ll laugh at my own Joke

[@zipzipcruz1026]

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[@johnnywaude6308]

Love this song, I love Mr. Raybon's bluegrass version rather than Keith Whitley's version and it is his original song I believe.

[@tomclark4252]

Johnny waude actually this song was originally recorded by David Allen Coe and written by Mac McAnally and Tom Brasfield

[@carldaugherty8981]

I don't like the drum in Keith's version. Love this version!

[@TheKen68]

ARE YOU KIDDING ME??..BETTER THAN WHITLEYS?..

[@johnjohnson9861]

Yes they are kidding it’s not better than Whitley’s!