1977 I was 17 and my uncle bought me my first beer in a bar and this was the first song I heard on the juke box drinking my first beer in a bar. Miss you Uncle Royce. Love the Kendalls!!
right on!! special times like these are priceless!! YOU';ll see him again 'over there' when the time comes,in the meantime he's ONLY a thought away!! honor him with a good cold one,once in awhile:-) Peace Love and good music!!
15 in 77, spent most of the Summer at Grandpa's hauling hay. Rediscovered country music that Summer and this is one of the songs that I couldn't get enough of!😁
Family harmonies are untouchable. Some songs are best as a male-female duet meaning a father-daughter or brother-sister. Listen to "I heard the bluebirds sing". Marty Robbins does a good version as do Jim and Jesse. But neither male version can touch the versions by Jim Ed & Maxine Brown (brother-sister) or Hugh & Maria Doherty (Father-Daughter).
Royce was a total champ of a harmonizer/backing vocalist. He sticks to her vocals like velcro... you don't even notice him, it just comes at you as one smooth sound.
Watching the video you can see Royce look over at his daughter while she is singing and smile.He was admiring her accomplished vocal skill and he was proud father. R.I.P. Royce
You remind me of my aunt. She was in her late teens or early 20’s when this song was popular. I was about 4 and I remember watching them sing this live at my grandparents house one Friday night. I asked her if she liked the song and she said “I do like it. But I know I shouldn’t.” She was also raised Southern Baptist. My mothers family was Jewish so I never understood why she would feel guilty for liking a song, lol.
I saw Jeannie and Royce at the Rehoboth Fair 1988. They were the sweetest people. At the end of the show when they took pictures and signed autographs, they really took their time. You could tell they were genuinely enjoying themselves.
Sure do miss this old great time country music these days on the radio. These were the glory years, what talent and passion! Love and miss you Jeannie and Royce! Thank you ever so kind people for sharing your gifts with all who feel uplifted when you sing!
That was my favorite song the year they came out with it!it is very true and meaningful just like all of the old fashion country and western songs! I would do anything to have them come back!👍💞🙏
Love this classic hit song, like when first came out on radio stations. Back then. So glad got chance see them in concert, once in life time. Favorite music artist. Thank You.
They played at kain yuk territory a theme park in western ky and I was playing fiddle and mandolin in some of the shows in the park working my way threw college when Royce's winked at.me while I was playing I went home and got a friend to put my name on my guitar just like his lol
I haven't heard this song in years. I stumbled back into it this last week and it's part of the songs on my iphone plus several more of theirs. I also found "I Swear" by John Michael Montgomery..I sung this song to my sweet hubby Jerry after a near fatal wreck that put him in a wheelchair for life but together Jerry and I made it. I simply titled my faves under The Kendall's so I have them to listen to when I want a lift up. Jerry and Sugar Bear are happily watching Dale Earnhardt Sr race in Heaven with the Angels. I plan on joining Jerry and Sugar Bear and Dale Earnhardt Sr and listen to the beautiful music and watch Dale race to win with Angels. Thank you. Gloria and Bear
One of the duet legends whose music will live forever in our hearts and Heaven. Jennie's voice remains beautiful and Royce sings in Heaven always to be cherished by God and the Angels. The Oppermans from Tx
I met Jeannie and her dad back in 1985 or 86 in Abilene Texas, she was a very cute young lady. I found this RUclips video while watching old country music, I am glad I did, thanks RUclips
People don't record country music like this anymore is becsuse the meth smokein youngsters don't get off to it,they would have boom box booming ,something that don't make sinse
I just love the “Old”Country. The “New” Country sounds like regular pop music to me. Although I was just telling my sisters yesterday that the words in those songs really had an influence on me as a young to teen growing up in the 70’s girl. I sometimes wish I didn’t listen it in away.
I had forgotten how fantastic they were! Bought their records and albums. What a great blend of voices her lead is always pitch perfect and her dad's harmony is perfect as well. Thank you to whomever uploaded this great video!
Just one more reason I hate today's so-called country music. This is a classic. Miss the days when you could turn on ANY country music station and hear these great country songs. Today's so-called country music is like fingernails on a chalkboard. IMO.
Country promoters don't concern themselves with talent anymore. All they're interested in is what someone looks like and if they think they can be dressed up into a persona that sells. The talent is secondary.
Had the Privilege.of meeting them and Freddy Fender in Brownwood TX in 1979 when I DJ'd/MC'd a Show they put on at the Brownwood Colliseum. Super nice Folks, and very Down-to-Earth. Come to find out, her Poppa hailed from the Jonesboro AR area...where I used to run through when I was a Younger Fellow.
This Song came out the year before I was born, But I grew up on this song and just out of the blue today, I thought about this song from my Childhood and had to look it up, One of the best songs I believe by some talented singers.
I was assigned the NATO Headquarters when this song came out. I was a member of the Rhineland Baptist Church then, Paster Roy Griggsby heard me singing this song while I was dusting the piano and he said “You can’t sing that trash in here” I said “Why not Pastor, God hears me sing it all the time, besides it’s a Gospel song” he just shook his head.
Been watching late night tv and an advert for "Superstars of Country" which had a quick clip of this song. Thought it was catchy so of course looked it up on youtube. Glad I did, its a catchy tune and she has a lovely voice.
Nothing left but good memories about the music back then. I don't know why but the country music always sounded better in Colorado. Came from the same source but for some reason it just sounded and meant more in Colorado.
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Me!!! I was a DJ in the 80s in Waco, TX. Played and loved all these classic country sounds.
1977 I was 17 and my uncle bought me my first beer in a bar and this was the first song I heard on the juke box drinking my first beer in a bar. Miss you Uncle Royce. Love the Kendalls!!
Right on👍🏻
right on!! special times like these are priceless!! YOU';ll see him again 'over there' when the time comes,in the meantime he's ONLY a thought away!! honor him with a good cold one,once in awhile:-) Peace Love and good music!!
@@keithmccaslyn2527 thank you, i will use that advice
15 in 77, spent most of the Summer at Grandpa's hauling hay. Rediscovered country music that Summer and this is one of the songs that I couldn't get enough of!😁
What a GREAT GREAT memory.
Much love from Mobile Alabama.
He had to be one of the proudest dads in the world to be able to join such a talented daughter on stage......RIP Royce
I heard this song so long ago it’s on a cassette I still own, it brings back so many memories, what a wonderful song.
Traditional Country is where it's at. The stuff radio stations play over the air waves today doesn't hold a candle to great country songs like this.
So true.
I love this, I saw them on Hee Haw when I was little, I'm 59 now and I still love it. God bless you ❤
Same here, I loved Hee Haw when I was a kid .. Roy Clark and Ace Frehley were my heroes at 12 :D ... other than mom and dad, of course !!
@@lucasvonbraun Ah, the good Ole days 👍
Jeannie has one of the most underrated voices of all time, just incredible
It's a little grating actually.
I always thought this song was inappropriate for Father and daughter to sing. imo.
Family harmonies are untouchable. Some songs are best as a male-female duet meaning a father-daughter or brother-sister. Listen to
"I heard the bluebirds sing". Marty Robbins does a good version as do Jim and Jesse. But neither male version can touch the versions by Jim Ed & Maxine Brown (brother-sister) or Hugh & Maria Doherty (Father-Daughter).
it's squeaky not enough body
Hairy Mo
Yep. But in tune.
I love this song. When I was a kid (born in 1969) I listened to it over and over. I still have the record.
Royce was a total champ of a harmonizer/backing vocalist. He sticks to her vocals like velcro... you don't even notice him, it just comes at you as one smooth sound.
I agree
A GREAT Father and Daughter team!! Love their songs! :)
Hello 👋 how are you doing?
I was born in the 60's great tunes and still listening!!!! 2024
Ran away at 17 to Delaware Ohio and at this restaurant they were playing this song. I loved it.
Watching the video you can see Royce look over at his daughter while she is singing and smile.He was admiring her accomplished vocal skill and he was proud father. R.I.P. Royce
Great song. Sung by a Father & his daughter.
Love it.
Raised Southern Baptist, I've always been a bit shocked by how much I LOVE this song!
You remind me of my aunt. She was in her late teens or early 20’s when this song was popular. I was about 4 and I remember watching them sing this live at my grandparents house one Friday night. I asked her if she liked the song and she said “I do like it. But I know I shouldn’t.” She was also raised Southern Baptist. My mothers family was Jewish so I never understood why she would feel guilty for liking a song, lol.
My late mother, who put the "Baptist" in Southern Baptist, would sit at the piano and play/sing this one. Just a catchy tune.
Well my southern Baptist grandmother loved it too. That's why I'm here. I miss her❤️
LOVE is here!
Im a recovering Baptist.
I saw Jeannie and Royce at the Rehoboth Fair 1988. They were the sweetest people. At the end of the show when they took pictures and signed autographs, they really took their time. You could tell they were genuinely enjoying themselves.
I heard they were some of the nicest people
One of my all time favorite country songs. Great Daughter and dad harmony. The catchy parts are when they run one line into the other without pause.
Lord I remember when this was on the radio
Beautiful voice, beautiful lady, beautiful memories.
Sure do miss this old great time country music these days on the radio. These were the glory years, what talent and passion! Love and miss you Jeannie and Royce! Thank you ever so kind people for sharing your gifts with all who feel uplifted when you sing!
Absolutely loved this song! Still do!!
me too
Her voice is heavenly
I might be 24 years old but I’ll take old country music any day instead of this i drive my daddies truck crap they play on the radio now
i have always loved this song ever since i was little
Country music today can’t compare to the Kendall’s. Pure . Basic. Story telling at its best.
Ok folks. This is called talent
Damn straight
You are 100% correct.......
Her voice is AWESOME !!!!
Awesome pair, I listened to this song 10,000 times.
That was my favorite song the year they came out with it!it is very true and meaningful just like all of the old fashion country and western songs! I would do anything to have them come back!👍💞🙏
Just discovered this duo and I’m blown away - instant life improvement!
I remember when this song hit the street. I thought it was great then and still do. Thanks RUclips.
I keep playing this song over and over-I never get tired of it!
Same here.
How are you Rosie?
Love this classic hit song, like when first came out on radio stations. Back then. So glad got chance see them in concert, once in life time. Favorite music artist. Thank You.
He was her father. Her mother didn't want her to go out on the road unless her dad would go along to take care of their daughter.
And he sings softly to let his daughter have the shine. Respect that.
They played at kain yuk territory a theme park in western ky and I was playing fiddle and mandolin in some of the shows in the park working my way threw college when Royce's winked at.me while I was playing I went home and got a friend to put my name on my guitar just like his lol
@@gordonbelle1375 I
I never heard that before
They came to Uniontown Pa back in 1980. I was a 5 or 6 year old boy who wore out a lot of record needles playing this single
Harmony at its best. RIP Royce.
Best country music...ever
I haven't heard this song in years. I stumbled back into it this last week and it's part of the songs on my iphone plus several more of theirs. I also found "I Swear" by John Michael Montgomery..I sung this song to my sweet hubby Jerry after a near fatal wreck that put him in a wheelchair for life but together Jerry and I made it. I simply titled my faves under The Kendall's so I have them to listen to when I want a lift up. Jerry and Sugar Bear are happily watching Dale Earnhardt Sr race in Heaven with the Angels. I plan on joining Jerry and Sugar Bear and Dale Earnhardt Sr and listen to the beautiful music and watch Dale race to win with Angels. Thank you. Gloria and Bear
God I have alway loved her!!!!!❤❤
One of my favorites Such great smiles💕❤💞
2021 and still loving this music!
One of the duet legends whose music will live forever in our hearts and Heaven. Jennie's voice remains beautiful and Royce sings in Heaven always to be cherished by God and the Angels. The Oppermans from Tx
My dad had The Kendalls on 8 track and this was my favorite song as a child and it took me forever to get back to it. Oh the memories...
Old memories old country 😭😔😢😊❤
I met Jeannie and her dad back in 1985 or 86 in Abilene Texas, she was a very cute young lady. I found this RUclips video while watching old country music, I am glad I did, thanks RUclips
They harmonize well together.
You should not call yourself Failure to Communicate, you should be Captain Obvious.
Family harmony.
☺ Father and daughter.
I always love this song, first time i see them singing. Even better. Thanks.
Another great song by the kendals...
Why can't people record GOOD Country Music like this any more?
People don't record country music like this anymore is becsuse the meth smokein youngsters don't get off to it,they would have boom box booming ,something that don't make sinse
People can record music like this ,but it want sell
Meth heads don't like country mucic,it don't rattle their brains like the boom box does
It is because people like it too much.
I just love the “Old”Country. The “New” Country sounds like regular pop music to me.
Although I was just telling my sisters yesterday that the words in those songs really had an influence on me as a young to teen growing up in the 70’s girl. I sometimes wish I didn’t listen it in away.
As old as this song is it still is great. Hope to see you again at the big sing in the sky.
Always had the hots for her back in them days--- soooo good to hear that fantastic singing voice again…
Heavens just a sin away. True to life in my opinion. Great artists when country was country.
Hey 👋 how are you doing?
a simple song from a better time, great performance !
I ❤ The Old Country Songs 🎵 Also 😊
WOW THIS SONG BRINGS MAMORIES ,, LOVE IT
Lovely lady with an angelic voice. Dad was pretty good too!
This song is one of my favorites.
I've always loved this song! My daddy loved it too! He passed in 1986
Have always loved this song!
I had forgotten how fantastic they were! Bought their records and albums. What a great blend of voices her lead is always pitch perfect and her dad's harmony is perfect as well. Thank you to whomever uploaded this great video!
Those Harmonies are soooo great!
Her voice is sinfully delightfull
Just one more reason I hate today's so-called country music. This is a classic. Miss the days when you could turn on ANY country music station and hear these great country songs. Today's so-called country music is like fingernails on a chalkboard. IMO.
tractor rap.
I agree county music today is not country.
Country promoters don't concern themselves with talent anymore. All they're interested in is what someone looks like and if they think they can be dressed up into a persona that sells. The talent is secondary.
@@blythkd9017 right
106.9 Topeka, KS
Great voice and terrific outfit on her. Love the hat. Royce just a solid looking doting dad.
Late 70's good times. and music!
Love this song.
Forgot this song. I love it 😍
I love that song
I Grew Up On This My Mom Played Their Music Every Friday Night When I Was Growing Up
This was the B-side to "Live and Let Live" - another beautiful song by the Kendalls!
Of all the father - daughter duets about screwing, this one is the best.
Please bring back this kind of Country music! This stuff out nowadays rots!
Wow..long time since I hear this song. Great harmonizing. 👍💕🎶
They were as good as you can get!
What a Beautiful Girl, Great Country!
Had the Privilege.of meeting them and Freddy Fender in Brownwood TX in 1979 when I DJ'd/MC'd a Show they put on at the Brownwood Colliseum.
Super nice Folks, and very Down-to-Earth.
Come to find out, her Poppa hailed from the Jonesboro AR area...where I used to run through when I was a Younger Fellow.
Most perfect voices earth has or had.
I like they sang.
Wonderful music to me.
I really care about my neighbors
Hey how are you doing?
Great song great performance
always loved this song
Hey how are you doing?
Beautiful...very awesome voices.
This Song came out the year before I was born, But I grew up on this song and just out of the blue today, I thought about this song from my Childhood and had to look it up, One of the best songs I believe by some talented singers.
Being a Catholic I wished we had music like this at our Mass. The attendance would increase. KC Weston Florida
Saw them in the 70s with my parents I think Tanya tucker too I’ll never forget
Went to see them live in Wilson NC. Late 70’s or early 80’s. Memory is not as good as it once was.
I was assigned the NATO Headquarters when this song came out. I was a member of the Rhineland Baptist Church then, Paster Roy Griggsby heard me singing this song while I was dusting the piano and he said “You can’t sing that trash in here” I said “Why not Pastor, God hears me sing it all the time, besides it’s a Gospel song” he just shook his head.
Good for you Abby .. ☘️👍
Been watching late night tv and an advert for "Superstars of Country" which had a quick clip of this song. Thought it was catchy so of course looked it up on youtube. Glad I did, its a catchy tune and she has a lovely voice.
It's almost too catchy. Try getting it out of your brain.
Best "cheatin song" of all time.
I disagree with that Carrie Underwood had the best cheating song
Slipping Around is close
I had forgot about them. God they sing harmony so good
Such wonderful blend of voices
I always loved that song❤
I bought their album 'cause of this song! Love it!
my parents had the Album on 8 track
Janet Doulas yyyy
if you really think about it 'we're all just a sin away. much truth.
Fantastic song
This was one of my grandfather's favorite songs miss you grandpa
Dynamic duo indeed .part of the best...
Nothing left but good memories about the music back then. I don't know why but the country music always sounded better in Colorado. Came from the same source but for some reason it just sounded and meant more in Colorado.
Beautiful voices
One of Kitty Moore s favorite song.l remember her playing this song in her bedroom at 429
I meant at 409
Great harmony
What memories, my dad loved them
Brings me back to the South Haven Muni. Good times!!