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Wanda Jackson - Try Me One More Time (1966).
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- Опубликовано: 17 янв 2014
- (Written by Ernest Tubb).
From LP Only "Wanda Jackson Salutes The Country Music Hall of Fame" (1966).
Recorded 19 July 1966 [no. 12986] Capitol Recording Studio, 1750 North Vine St., Hollywood, CA -- James Burton [gt], Tex Wilburn [gt], Mike Lane [rh gt], Ralph Mooney [steel], Billy Graham [bass], Earl Ball [piano]. Producer: Ken Nelson.
Born Wanda LaVonne Jackson in Maud OKLAHAMA 20 October 1937...aka "The Queen of Rockabilly"...Multiple Hall of Famer
Rockabilly
Oklahama Music
Oklahama Country
International Gospel
German Music
Rock And Roll
Iowa Rock And Roll
In 2010 Given the Americana Lifetime Achievement Award in Nashville TN
LOVE IT
Amazing voice of the greatest female singers of country music!!!!
She's fantastic. Thanks for posting this video/song.
Beautibul.
The tune reminds of my
childhood 💜💛
The lyrics are nausiastic..it tells how often I let the Lord down. 💜
My childhood was spent by the sea and this tune was the tune at that time..early '50s in the islands of the Pacific.
O dislikes? Not at all surprised.
Esta bonita canción la compuso ERNEST TUBB y la canto en el año 1944
written by ernest tubb ?
for gosh sakes, this is "release me"
Except this came out in 1944. Release me came out in 1949
@@johnfairfield7498 "Release Me" (sometimes rendered as "Release Me (and Let Me Love Again)"), is a popular song written by Eddie "Piano" Miller and Robert Yount in 1949. thanks for letting me know. were there no copyrights back then ?
Music copyrights started in 1794. Like you I think there is enough similarities that it infringed on the earlier song. But don’t know enough to say that with any accuracy.
@@johnfairfield7498 similarities ?? it is the same melody. there are other cases where they said there were infringements, on way less of one. sometimes just a riff. i think one famous case was with chuck berry and the beatles ? but nothing like this one. my only explanation is that whoever wrote the song didnt register a complaint, for whatever reason ?
@@johnfairfield7498 i think i know what happened. this melody is in public domain. so anyone can use it, and put their own words to it. there is one particular melody that i bet i have a dozen or more times on my ipod of about 10,000 songs - many of them are old country. take a listen to this and tell me if you know where the melody originated ? ruclips.net/video/NWghw7z6Rkc/видео.html