I agree 100%. I’ve thought about it often. The pleasure I’ve received over the years from Bobby songs, met him in 1977 in Nashville and just the down home respect I have for him as an artist, I decided the day he passes I will make it a personal holiday. As a former radio DJ, Mobile DJ and life long music sponge, Bobby was always my top choice with Don Williams as a very close second. Had my younger years following Hank Jr. enthusiastically and still do. Waylon, Johnny Cash, George Jones, Charley Pride all get my respect. These days I listen to music only occasionally. Guy Clark, Jerry Jeff Walker, Dean Dillon, Tony Joe White, Corb Lund, Colter Wall and Tom Russell keeps amazing me with his experiments in getting the cowboy folk music into the mainstream as best he can. I was on air at CKRM in Regina Canada doing my show when Marty Robbins passed away and on air at CJVR in Melfort , Saskatchewan when Conway Twitty died. Both times the teletypes we had then went crazy typing updates. I didn’t cry on these 2 dates. I just tried to play their best songs in tribute to their legacy. When I heard after many years later after the fact a well known Canadian Singer and friend of mine named Terry Sumsion passed away I did come to tears. Look up his music and you’ll be impressed at his talent. He was a true Canadian Patriot and solid friend.
Love the stories behind the songs and stories from the road!! I could listen to them forever. They're usually hysterical 😂😁🤗❤️🙏 Thank you Larry for the The Diner and Thank you Larry and Whispering Bill for Country Reunion .. THE BEST AND MOST ENTERTAINING SHOW WITH THE BEST MUSIC EVER 🎶🎶🎶🙏🙏🙏
Thanks so much for the love ❤️ I really appreciate, I hope you will never stop listen to my music 🎶.. If you don’t mind kindly drop me your hangout just to get in touch with you privately ❤️ 💕
My brother used to watch your shows every week until he passed away in 2017. He brought his mentally & physically handle caped daughter to see the show the year before where she sang along with everyone.
Thanks so much for the love ❤️ I really appreciate, I hope you will never stop listen to my music 🎶.. If you don’t mind kindly drop me your hangout just to get in touch with you privately ❤️ 💕
Funny that Bobby's wearing a cap that plugs Shimano--a maker of derrailleurs and other components for racing bicycles. No John Deere or Harley or RAM Truck.
Always been a Bobby Bare fan. Great talent, real down to earth, straight up person. Thanks to Larry for bringing him back.
Thank you, all day today I have been trying to remember who was at the Lincoln Park Inn. Wonderful story teller and singer of great songs.
Hello how are you doing today?😊
Bobby Bare is the man.
A story teller...like tom t hall...a great entertainer..n a wicked sense of humour...gotta love this guys tunes.amazing talent.
Can't get enough Bobby Bare. One of the greatest.
Ain't many folks can tell a story like Bobby Bare. Love his music and the stories his songs tell.
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😅 such good memories of my parents dancing at a dance hall in the lil town ..
The day that we lose Bobby Bare my heart will finish breaking. After losing so many, including Jimmy Capps is hard to not hurt!
Jabs?
I agree 100%. I’ve thought about it often. The pleasure I’ve received over the years from Bobby songs, met him in 1977 in Nashville and just the down home respect I have for him as an artist, I decided the day he passes I will make it a personal holiday. As a former radio DJ, Mobile DJ and life long music sponge, Bobby was always my top choice with Don Williams as a very close second. Had my younger years following Hank Jr. enthusiastically and still do. Waylon, Johnny Cash, George Jones, Charley Pride all get my respect.
These days I listen to music only occasionally. Guy Clark, Jerry Jeff Walker, Dean Dillon, Tony Joe White, Corb Lund, Colter Wall and Tom Russell keeps amazing me with his experiments in getting the cowboy folk music into the mainstream as best he can.
I was on air at CKRM in Regina Canada doing my show when Marty Robbins passed away and on air at CJVR in Melfort , Saskatchewan when Conway Twitty died. Both times the teletypes we had then went crazy typing updates. I didn’t cry on these 2 dates. I just tried to play their best songs in tribute to their legacy.
When I heard after many years later after the fact a well known Canadian Singer and friend of mine named Terry Sumsion passed away I did come to tears. Look up his music and you’ll be impressed at his talent. He was a true Canadian Patriot and solid friend.
Love the stories behind the songs and stories from the road!! I could listen to them forever. They're usually hysterical 😂😁🤗❤️🙏 Thank you Larry for the The Diner and Thank you Larry and Whispering Bill for Country Reunion .. THE BEST AND MOST ENTERTAINING SHOW WITH THE BEST MUSIC EVER 🎶🎶🎶🙏🙏🙏
Thanks so much for the love ❤️ I really appreciate, I hope you will never stop listen to my music 🎶.. If you don’t mind kindly drop me your hangout just to get in touch with you privately ❤️ 💕
So good to see/hear Bobby again! One of a kind kind!
Awesome 😎
A true story told in a song 🎵
Doesn’t get any better than that
What a masterful performance
Another great song!!!
Always enjoy Bobby Bare.
My brother used to watch your shows every week until he passed away in 2017. He brought his mentally & physically handle caped daughter to see the show the year before where she sang along with everyone.
A great song about TEMPTATION!!
I got too see him live at muddy roots a few years back and he had all the punk kids and wild partyers loving his show
Love this song!!!
The first time I saw Bobby was in 1964 with Jim Reeves. Great memory.
Great songs
The only entertainer I ever wrote a letter to in 1972 I just loved him
Love the Tom T Hall story.
OMG didn’t see the punchline coming. Great entertainment
I spent half of my pay on Bobby's music 1966. In the mess hall, doing KP.
At the time the song came out there was a club in the Chicago suburbs called the Lincoln Park Inn.
Great song
Quit smokin....bahahaha! Good one.
Living a double life can be Hell on Earth.
Wow. Heavy. I was young when this song came out. I couldn't understand it, but I could tell something was wrong.
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Thanks so much for the love ❤️ I really appreciate, I hope you will never stop listen to my music 🎶.. If you don’t mind kindly drop me your hangout just to get in touch with you privately ❤️ 💕
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Ironton!!
Funny that Bobby's wearing a cap that plugs Shimano--a maker of derrailleurs and other components for racing bicycles. No John Deere or Harley or RAM Truck.
LOL Bare is a huge fisherman. Shimano make fishing reels and equipment, him wearing that hat has nothing to do with some preppy bicycle stuff. LOL
@@billclifton8400 You got me there. I had no idea. I've been riding bicycles all my life and I've gone fishing once.
They make fishing reels
Also fishing reels. That's probably why he has it
Thats Michelle Jimmy Capps wife next to them?
Yep! Michelle sang background vocals for many of the artists who came through the Diner. We love Michelle!
Its a pitty he only had a minute with the preacher.
Figuratively speaking I'm sure.
Preacher might have his own Margie
@@jameslillie4195 and you,judge not least ye be judged.
it's a fictional song
Right he could have spent that minute with Marge.