Hey I was famous in Missouri everybody knew my name From Kansas City to St Louis they knew how well I played my game Now it sure feels strange to be in South Dakota out on the range Sometimes my heart feels heavy sometimes my head feels light Sometimes I think back to Missouri and other times I feel all right But it sure feels strange to be in South Dakota out on the range Cause there ain't nobody to hear it anymore And there ain't nobody out here keepin' score And when I look back it seems like such a crime To believe a woman who was lyin' all the time Hey I was famous in Missouri I sure was fast with a deal Long before the women and the whiskey made my heart forget to feel And it sure feels strange to be in South Dakota out on the range Yeah it sure feels strange to be in South Dakota out on the range
A great track. Thanks for posting. I haven't heard this in twenty years and have been looking for it almost that long. No digital format available (yet). Maybe one day.
Anybody have an idea what happened to the video of Tom T Hall "Sad Song For A Friend"? I sure miss it. Please re-upload that thing and bring the world back in order. Thank you for posting this one.
Hey I was famous in Missouri Everybody knew my name From Kansas City to St Louis They knew how well I played my game Now it sure feels strange To be in South Dakota out on the range Sometimes my heart feels heavy Sometimes my head feels light Sometimes I think back to Missouri And other times I feel all right But it sure feels strange To be in South Dakota Out on the range Cause there ain't nobody to hear it anymore And there ain't nobody out here keepin' score And when I look back it seems like such a crime To believe a woman who was lyin' all the time Hey I was famous in Missouri I sure was fast with a deal Long before the women and the whiskey Made my heart forget to feel And it sure feels strange To be in South Dakota out on the range Yeah it sure feels strange To be in South Dakota out on the range
I'm a 39 year old punk rocker and nothing is as good as Tom T. Hall. Btw thanks for the upload but the description and writer credits do need to change :)
Tom t hall was excellent country music singer a legend my favorite song is old dogs children water melody whine he one the best ever was and Waylon Jennings Willie Nelson merle haggard Johnny cash krisscrissstofferson Tom kriss were poets thay wrote there own song lot country music legends did I can't for get one the best country singer Johnny cash hank Williams jr and hank Williams Sr Charley pride Kenny Roger's George Jones lefty frizel theos men made country music what is to day for other new commers come out in the 80es to middle 90es then and now country music socks we all no that it's tractor rap music now for near 30 years lot beautiful women legends never here no more thank Nashville letting pop country destroy real country music your company crew up big time but you all ready new that.
ty melvinrobb..this is a great one from the 'ol storyteller.......what album/cd is this on? nice arrrangement...tom's voice not as strong as it once was but still sounds great
Mr. Robb, Tom T. Hall did not write this song. My husband Jerome Clark wrote the lyrics to this song. Robin and Linda Williams wrote the music. Can you please fix this? Thank you.
Just a great song - one of the few Tom T. Hall recordings that The Storyteller didn't write himself. I remember hearing Mr. Hall on Ralph Emery's daily radio show in the summer of 1984. Famous in Missouri was the first single from Hall's underrated Natural Dreams album. Emery mentioned that the song had taken off quickly on the country charts - particularly in Florida. Bergen White did the string arrangements on the album. Hall was so pleased that he sent White a bottle of brandy. P.S. I Love You (Hall's last Top 10 hit) was the second single that came from the Natural Dreams Lp.
Not sure where all you folks get the idea Tom T didn't write this song, he did!! 69,572 views Nov 24, 2010 Famous In Missouri Sung by: Tom T. Hall Written by: Tom T. Hall
I have a copy of the '45 and Tom T. Hall is NOT credited with writing Famous in Missouri. The song was written by Jerome Clark (lyrics) and Robin Williams (music). If you read through the comments you'll see a post from Jerome Clark's wife verifying this.
Mississippi Grind the movie brought me here! Great song!
How much do you owe… to who
*looks around* Everyone… 🙂😐😒😔
Now how can I purchase the song? iTunes? Spotify?
@@Benglish14 I can't find the song on Spotify.. I have not tried i tunes yet
Great soundtrack. Loved the movie. It was borderline award worthy for many reasons, combine them all and its worth 100 minutes of your time.
Me as well
2 WOODFORD’S!
Authentic country is the best
Love this - reminds me of being 6 years old and falling asleep in the back of my mum and dads car coming back from the beach. Good times.
Love this song! First time hearing it. The arrangement sends me to the clouds!⛅
Mississippi grind brought me here
One of the very best. Tom T the Legend!
Tom T. Hall one of America’s great singers songwriter.
Another Tom T. Hall great song!
Long before the women and the whiskey
Made my heart forget to feel
Every Missouri kid understands this song
No they don’t
First time I've ever heard this song what a nice tune from Tom T Hall
Tom T Hall is a great song and a great songwriter and a great American.
Tom t Hall's the best
Love it!
Love this ❤️
Hey I was famous in Missouri everybody knew my name
From Kansas City to St Louis they knew how well I played my game
Now it sure feels strange to be in South Dakota out on the range
Sometimes my heart feels heavy sometimes my head feels light
Sometimes I think back to Missouri and other times I feel all right
But it sure feels strange to be in South Dakota out on the range
Cause there ain't nobody to hear it anymore
And there ain't nobody out here keepin' score
And when I look back it seems like such a crime
To believe a woman who was lyin' all the time
Hey I was famous in Missouri I sure was fast with a deal
Long before the women and the whiskey made my heart forget to feel
And it sure feels strange to be in South Dakota out on the range
Yeah it sure feels strange to be in South Dakota out on the range
His lyrics is fantastic!
Tom t hall is and will always be a good singer.this is good to play every ware.
What an outstanding song and version sung by Tom. Very potent in thinking that it's an old Tom looking back at his great career in country.
Tom t Hall's best
never misses
Tom wasn't George Jones or Merle Haggard, Waylon or Cuck Pride, but he was 1 hell of a country singer. Tom was top 10 in my book.
A great track. Thanks for posting. I haven't heard this in twenty years and have been looking for it almost that long. No digital format available (yet). Maybe one day.
A great songwriter singer and a Great American God Bless you and keep you.
Anybody have an idea what happened to the video of Tom T Hall "Sad Song For A Friend"? I sure miss it. Please re-upload that thing and bring the world back in order. Thank you for posting this one.
By the way, the album this track appeared on is Natural Dreams. It was written by Robin and Linda Williams and Jerome Clark.
Hey I was famous in Missouri
Everybody knew my name
From Kansas City to St Louis
They knew how well I played my game
Now it sure feels strange
To be in South Dakota out on the range
Sometimes my heart feels heavy
Sometimes my head feels light
Sometimes I think back to Missouri
And other times I feel all right
But it sure feels strange
To be in South Dakota
Out on the range
Cause there ain't nobody to hear it anymore
And there ain't nobody out here keepin' score
And when I look back it seems like such a crime
To believe a woman who was lyin' all the time
Hey I was famous in Missouri
I sure was fast with a deal
Long before the women and the whiskey
Made my heart forget to feel
And it sure feels strange
To be in South Dakota out on the range
Yeah it sure feels strange
To be in South Dakota out on the range
I'm a 39 year old punk rocker and nothing is as good as Tom T. Hall. Btw thanks for the upload but the description and writer credits do need to change :)
Same
well done, Mr. Robb!
tom t very seldom honored another writer by recording their song. Truly a remarkable song!
I guess he didn't write it.
Tom wrote and sang this song..
grind mississippi 💜💜
i want to hear more Jerome Clark songs!☺
❤
i thought i had one of the few missouri songs..the title may be my swan song.
Tom t hall was excellent country music singer a legend my favorite song is old dogs children water melody whine he one the best ever was and Waylon Jennings Willie Nelson merle haggard Johnny cash krisscrissstofferson Tom kriss were poets thay wrote there own song lot country music legends did I can't for get one the best country singer Johnny cash hank Williams jr and hank Williams Sr Charley pride Kenny Roger's George Jones lefty frizel theos men made country music what is to day for other new commers come out in the 80es to middle 90es then and now country music socks we all no that it's tractor rap music now for near 30 years lot beautiful women legends never here no more thank Nashville letting pop country destroy real country music your company crew up big time but you all ready new that.
@kerfosity Thanks for the correction. I'm pretty sure I just assumed it was written by Tom, for obvious reasons!
ty melvinrobb..this is a great one from the 'ol storyteller.......what album/cd is this on?
nice arrrangement...tom's voice not as strong as it once was but still sounds great
Anyone see that rainbow yesterday?
Mr. Robb, Tom T. Hall did not write this song. My husband Jerome Clark wrote the lyrics to this song. Robin and Linda Williams wrote the music. Can you please fix this? Thank you.
Someone pointed that out 5 years ago, and I thanked them for the correction. I can't change it because the video can't be edited.
Eh, bummer. Thanks for posting it, though. It is a great song. And maybe the royalties will somehow find their way to hubby.
And, oops, I was mistaken. Only Robin wrote the music for this one.
Ms Henderson, you must be proud of your husband writing such a lovely song. And he must be proud of you for raising this matter in such a polite way.
The song is great but it does not even sounded like being a Tom T.-fathered one.
Just a great song - one of the few Tom T. Hall recordings that The Storyteller didn't write himself. I remember hearing Mr. Hall on Ralph Emery's daily radio show in the summer of 1984. Famous in Missouri was the first single from Hall's underrated Natural Dreams album. Emery mentioned that the song had taken off quickly on the country charts - particularly in Florida. Bergen White did the string arrangements on the album. Hall was so pleased that he sent White a bottle of brandy. P.S. I Love You (Hall's last Top 10 hit) was the second single that came from the Natural Dreams Lp.
Not sure where all you folks get the idea Tom T didn't write this song, he did!!
69,572 views Nov 24, 2010
Famous In Missouri
Sung by: Tom T. Hall
Written by: Tom T. Hall
I have a copy of the '45 and Tom T. Hall is NOT credited with writing Famous in Missouri. The song was written by Jerome Clark (lyrics) and Robin Williams (music). If you read through the comments you'll see a post from Jerome Clark's wife verifying this.
wat is the name of the album
The album name was Natural Dreams, released on Mercury records in 1984. Famous in Missouri was also released as a single.
If Kris Kristofferson says your one of the best then u must be.