Excellent version of this great song written by Scotty Wiseman of The National Barn Dance on WLS out of Chicago. Most know him as the husband half of Lulu Belle & Scotty singing duo but Scotty was a great songwriter too. He wrote what could well be the premiere country song of all time: "Have I Told You Lately That I Love You". Besides LLB & S's original version, I think T. Texas Tyler's recording is considered the definitive version of " Remember Me". Thanks for the posting and loved the photos, especially liked Mac Wiseman in his younger, slightly thinner days.
I really love this one Gloria..Just perfect..I absolutely love those old ones...Simply the best....Thank you so much for uploading...Going into my favourites...
Hey Gloria, My father played harmonica with Shot Jackson, Jim & Jesses dobro and steel guitar player. Dad and Shot grew up in South Georgia and Shot dated my aunt. I can remember him coming by our house in Virginia when we were children , I think he was touring with Roy Acuff.at that time. He and my father would spend the day playing music they played together as teenagers. My twin and I would often stop by and see Shot at his Sho-Bud factory , above his music store in Nashville, when ever we were in the area doing concerts. Thanks for bringing back some great memeories !! - FLOYD
Mr Floyd, maybe you can answer a question for me. My banjo is made by Sho~Bud but I can't find anywhere of Sho~Bud making banjos so I don't know when it was made!
timtusphil1 Tim, I have no Idea, I know Shot sold other instruments in is store in Nashville, perhaps it was made by another company and Shot worked a deal to buy them and market them with the Sho-Bud name. If I can find out any thing about Sho-Bud Banjos I will Let you know!! Have a blessed Christmas my friend !! FLOYD
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Always loved to hear jim and Jesse
have loved this song forever; it is beautiful on several levels, music, words, and harmonies.
Excellent version of this great song written by Scotty Wiseman of The National Barn Dance on WLS out of Chicago. Most know him as the husband half of Lulu Belle & Scotty singing duo but Scotty was a great songwriter too. He wrote what could well be the premiere country song of all time: "Have I Told You Lately That I Love You". Besides LLB & S's original version, I think T. Texas Tyler's recording is considered the definitive version of " Remember Me". Thanks for the posting and loved the photos, especially liked Mac Wiseman in his younger, slightly thinner days.
This brings back memories when I was a child,
I LOVE THIS SONG SO MUCH I PLAY IT OVER & OVER! BEAUTIFUL SONG ❤
A very beautiful version of this great tune.
Just about the most tasteful version of this song I ever heard. Perfect timing.. perfect harmony.. And it's Jim and Jesse!
I love the beat. Great tune. 💕 love bluegrass, thank you.
ABSOLUTELY one of my favorite songs :)
Very nice pictures. And music...
Simply old time wonderful
Thanks, Gloria, for posting one of my all-time favorite songs.
One of the best songs of the era !
What an amazing old song!
Beautiful! Beautiful! Beautiful!
Beautiful song ,great vocals and bluegrass sound. Thanks for sharin Gloria.
Awesome photos, thanks
My favourite version of a great song. Thanks for posting.
Great voices,real bluegrass
Here's a version I've never heard before. Absolutely great listening Gloria.
beautiful song and great version
I really love this one Gloria..Just perfect..I absolutely love those old ones...Simply the best....Thank you so much for uploading...Going into my favourites...
Great olde love it
Nice song,thanks for sharing Gloria
Merry Christmas John
So nice ! enjoyed very much Gloria ! Merry Christmas! :)
Wonderful song! Thanks for sharing Gloria! :-) Merry Christmas! :-)
Thank you Jenny Merry Christmas
A Great Lulu Belle and Scotty song performed well by Jim and Jessee.
Another great upload and I enjoyed it Gloria, all the best, John
Thank you so much, Merry Christmas
reminds me of my grand farther I listen to it because he passed away
This is another great upload Gloria
Thank you Tim Merry Christmas tou you and your lovely Family
This song may seem easy enough to play but man is it hard to get right, let alone perfect like these guys did
Such an awesome song
Some great photos here
Beautiful song.
Hey Gloria, My father played harmonica with Shot Jackson, Jim & Jesses dobro and steel guitar player. Dad and Shot grew up in South Georgia and Shot dated my aunt. I can remember him coming by our house in Virginia when we were children , I think he was touring with Roy Acuff.at that time. He and my father would spend the day playing music they played together as teenagers. My twin and I would often stop by and see Shot at his Sho-Bud factory , above his music store in Nashville, when ever we were in the area doing concerts. Thanks for bringing back some great memeories !! - FLOYD
Mr Floyd, maybe you can answer a question for me. My banjo is made by Sho~Bud but I can't find anywhere of Sho~Bud making banjos so I don't know when it was made!
Thanks Floyd a great story , Love it, These were some great guys right here, Merry Christmas Floyd
timtusphil1 Tim, I have no Idea, I know Shot sold other instruments in is store in Nashville, perhaps it was made by another company and Shot worked a deal to buy them and market them with the Sho-Bud name. If I can find out any thing about Sho-Bud Banjos I will Let you know!! Have a blessed Christmas my friend !! FLOYD
Sure love these old songs keep it up
while we remember, nobody dies.
Amen to that, my brother!
Tears flowing
What can i say,it's Jim and Jesse
Dylan did a great version on this at a house concert before he was who he is...
AWESOME!
Thank you Tom so much, Gloria
Hi Gloria,
Marry Christmas and happy new year
Merry Christmas John and Hugs to the puppy
Intense
THANKS gloria
Good stuff
Did you remover me
I love the beat. Great tune. 💕 love bluegrass, thank you.
I love the beat. Great tune. 💕 love bluegrass, thank you.