Vinyl Community Happy Father's Day Some of My Dad's Favorites
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Vinyl Community Happy Father's Day Some of My Dad's Favorites
Join me as I share some of my Dad's favorite country classics
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Memories never leave us 😊
No, they definitely dont
Great memories,like my dad big country fan I see. My dad big Waylon guy. Lol. Great video put a smile on my face. 😊
I didn't have any Waylon, but he was great!!
I'm glad it put a smile on your face, my friend
Great memories!
I love Johnny Cash. Your dad listened to some awesome music!
Thank you My friend
Great to hear about your memories of your dad! He listened to some great music. I wasn't into country when I was younger but now I have a fair bit of Willie Nelson, Johnny Cash (and Marty Robbins, Gunfighter Ballads). I also remember Hee Haw, and when I was a kid I thought Roy Clark and Buck Owens were just comedians on tv , who sometimes played and sang a song!
I need to get me some Buck Owen's. Both him and Roy were awesome. I was like you too!!
Hi Robert!!! Hope you had a cool fathers day and so nice to hear about your memories of your dad. cheers and be well
Thanks, you too Cristian.
Great memories for sure.
My parents albums i still have are Cash , Haggard , Snow , Williams and Bing Crosby
Yeah , Hee Haw was required watching in our house on Saturday night as was Tommy Hunter on Friday night , great memories
I forgot about Tommy Hunter!! Another great show!!
@@RobertsOnMyTurntable Variety shows were everywhere back then , great stuff
Happy Father's Day everyone. Great memories for sure Robert. That first Marty Robbins album, when I do see it, its usually beat up. Johnny Cash the legend was alao a great actor, ( not sure of the movie title). Roy Clark was truly an amazing, underrated musician. Just watch the last episode of THE ODD COUPLE, TV sitcom and you will be blown away. Thanks for sharing.
He was a beast on guitar and banjo. Blistering fast
Love all that old stuff. Didn't when I was younger lol, but now it's great
@@RobertsOnMyTurntable Also unknown to many he was incredible playing classical violin and cello. If anyone doesn't know of this, I strongly suggest watching that episode and get ready to be blown away!
Good day Robert - I'm a few days behind on my viewing routines and was pleasantly surprised to see your Father's Day tribute to your Pops. Music was always a thing at my parents home when we were young, some country, some classical but mostly big band jazz and swing with a healthy dose of Dixieland and ragtime jazz. My old man turned me on to jazz at a young age and took me to see Buddy Rich, Benny Goodman and Dave Bruebeck along with a few other top flight outfits. Pops is gone now but I inherited his record collection and am able to feel close still while listening to some of his faves. Cheers
Brian
That's awesome you inherited his collection and that, I'm sure, helps you remember all the good things and times
I appreciate your comment
It felt good to listen to all those classics from my youth and time with dad
The red headed stranger is my favorite Willie record along with tougher then leather from 1983
Willie, one of the best