Now, I've been listening to this song by several artists tonight. I must say this is my favorite thus far and doubt it will be surpassed! And wow to have the answer included is great also! Thank you!!!
Agree I've listened to several versions, including Faron Young & Sonny James, all ok however none come close to Skeets. he had the hit back in the early 50s.
Virtually Real yes I have; I love Faron Young ‘s also, but it’s the really old time sound in this one that gets to me! I’m old and I guess it strikes an old memory. 😊🎶🎶
EddieParker boy this gos way back I 10 then but I remember how I loved country music life was so good then music meant something then 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍😊
first heard this great song in late 52 ,many have tried to cover it but like all attempts at covers they don't seem to have the impact that the original does great song
One of my favorite singers. A very distinct Voice. Unkown to most so called country listeners of today. Thanks for sharing
My tipe of country.
Me too, brother
I was 6 years old when I first heard this.Loved it then,still do!
I think I was about that old too, it is a dandy
Now, I've been listening to this song by several artists tonight. I must say this is my favorite thus far and doubt it will be surpassed! And wow to have the answer included is great also! Thank you!!!
Agree I've listened to several versions, including Faron Young & Sonny James, all ok however none come close to Skeets. he had the hit back in the early 50s.
My favorite is Faron Young, but this is real down home country, feel like I am at a real barn dance.
@@deniseatthelake I agree.
I think this version is absolutely brilliant. But Faron Young's is a winner by a nose. Have you heard it?
Virtually Real yes I have; I love Faron Young ‘s also, but it’s the really old time sound in this one that gets to me! I’m old and I guess it strikes an old memory. 😊🎶🎶
I had an old record player this was one of my Dad's 78's
EddieParker boy this gos way back I 10 then but I remember how I loved country music life was so good then music meant something then 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍😊
that pianist man, pure genius
It's Billy Liebert who played with Ernie Ford and many others.
Among the top ten of my childhood.
No trouble remembering this, good one.
that answer song was also a no.1 hit in 1953. Goldie Hill (the golden hillbilly) later married Carl Smith
first heard this great song in late 52 ,many have tried to cover it but like all attempts at covers they don't seem to have the impact that the original does great song
I just found out he was my 2nd cousin, twice removed! Had to come check him out!!!
Awesome song
I agree brother
Great video.
Thanks for the detailed info. Much appreciated.
I was 5 yrs old when I first heard this and still love it
To truly enjoy this song, and many more country songs, I suggest you try howling like a wolf when the singer hits a long vowel.
ESPECIALLY WHEN THEY MAKE TWO DIPTHONGS OUT IT!🤪
@@miltonmoore8369 Perry Como cleaned it up, dumbed it down to suit people, evidently such as you and had a big hit.
まあ~なんて懐かしいコトかな😭😭
This was a regular on the "March of Dimes"
He was the husband of my great great aunt Josephine!
Dad and mom
As a kid I knew all the words. My mother's nickname was also SKEETS. He died at 52 from a heart attack . His first name was ENOS.
Though Perry Comp is good, this original version is far better. Unfortunately in the UK at that time we had no access,to country music.
This song is in spanish
Couldn't find it, can you tell me who sings it or provide a link?
Who's singing the answer?
Who is the girl?
Nice but i prefer Goldie Hills version.