What kind of people would have given a thumbs down to this tune by the greatest Country group of all time? Great, humbling, reflective tune. May all those who served in WWII RIP.
Thank You to all served in all wars. had a brother who went to Nam, came home ok, had a classmate who didn't. and to my late uncle who was a WW2 Ranger
Thanks Statler Brothers for Silver Medals & Sweet Memories. Is a very beautiful song. Your group is one of my favorite groups. Yours was my Mothers favorite.
I miss you Harold Reid one of the best country singers in the world rest in peace buddy see you when you get there and then we'll be country all together once again Tammy you George
This is probably my favorite statler bros songs. Silver medals and sweet memories. I have my grandfather's and my father's flags on a table in by our patio door.
Thank you for this beautiful song. It reminds me of my late Father who was a WW2 Marine and my late Father in law who was a Korean War Marine Corps veteran as well. 🇺🇸
My father served in WWll. He was seriously wounded in France not long after the D-Day invasion. Fortunately, he returned to Mom and my sisters and I came to be.
I have a dear friend who was a green beret in Vietnam and he saw some rough times over there. He's a Christian now and he'd be the first to call for forgiveness for Fonda and all the others who turned their backs on him.
Hi Jacob enjoyed the video. Nice to see different parts of Vegas. Thank you for doing the video. I hope whoever buys the trailers motel they may consider restoring it would think if They could keep most of original part yet update plumbing and rooms they would be successful with the retro crowd .i"am soon moving to Pahrump but do want to see and play at local casinos. I used to visit Vegas at least twice a year but been a long time and been soany changes. We used to stay at the imperial palace always had nice stay and liked it was middle strip. Because was close to everything. Now that I will be moving to Pahrump. Want to try the locals and one for sure is the el Cortez. Also liked Sam's town so that is another. I always like your information on Vegas also your videos. Please keep up the good work. Thanks again David gleason now in San diego but soon Pahrump
Jane Fonda was right. Every soldier who died in Vietnam was the victim of a the American imperialist war machine. They're not heroes because their lifes were lost to a false cause. The real heroes actually won the war.
I agree Jane Fonda was a disgrace. I was ashamed of being a woman back then. My Uncle still suffers nightmares and that orange dust. Thank you to everyone who ever served and protected our rights and freedom. God Bless you all.
gatewaysolo104, I do too! I did a search for this song and I was lucky enough that my search listed the song with Jimmy Fortune and also with Lew so I was able to hear the same song by each of them back to back which I don't think I had ever done before. I love Jimmy Fortune but Lew's voice has something in it that is haunting or some quality that is hard to explain. Maybe it's the vibrato in Lew's voice that gives it a richness that is missing in Jimmy's voice. Lew was such a great singer. And this is just another great song by the Statler's! I have the Dickens of a time trying to come up with the name of my "favorite" Statler song. Maybe "Flowers on the Wall" because that's the first one I heard of them. But wait a minute, I also love "I'll go to my Grave Loving You" and "Maple Street Memories" so maybe one of those is my favorite. But then I also love "How are things in Clay, Kentucky" and "Elizabeth" and "Class of '57" and I can't forget "The Wall". See? It's impossible for me to pick my favorite. I was EXTREMELY lucky and got to go see them when they appeared in a little town sort of mid-way between Nashville and Chattanooga about 20 years ago. That was a performance I will never forget!
This is one, and as of now, the sole, song i prefer sung by Lew, normally i'm not fond of the, not shaky, but more errattic note hikes, Jimmy seems a bit more mellow, great and powerful, but on this song, Lew puts a bit more into it than Jimmy. As for favourite song, has to go to 'More than a name on a wall".
I think they should have taken Jane Fonda all her movies and ask her to leave the state she was a disgrace to her father she's a disgrace to this nation
I'm so glad the Statler Brothers retired when they were still at the top of their game. They didn't allow the fans to see them morph into senile old codgers with loose dentures and bad hair dye jobs. It's a shame the Oaks didn't follow suit.
I can relate to this song, we got our folded Flag Jan 24th 1969
But for the grace of God my mother would have gotten her flag on March 16th 1971.
I have my Dad’s three cornered flag. He served in WW2 and Korea. He passed away when I was in basic training in 1973! I still miss him.😢🫡🫡🇺🇸🇺🇸❤️❤️Dad.
Thank God for utube so we can still listen to wonderful country music like this....thanks for posting
Yes!
What kind of people would have given a thumbs down to this tune by the greatest Country group of all time? Great, humbling, reflective tune. May all those who served in WWII RIP.
Amen
Anarchists, buffoons and Democrats.
Someone who never received a folded flag.
My Dad came home, but was very badly injured. He suffered the rest of his life.
That music made America great. Gone with the wind
Thank you, Statlers, for caring about this country God has given us and for all the beautiful songs 🇺🇸💓🇺🇸💓🇺🇸
Love this song. Especially during the year of 2020 with so many lives lost. Thanks Statler Brothers for such a heart felt song. We miss you Harold.
I have a flag folded three cornered in my living room. It was presented to me three years ago at graveside for my husband of 51 years.
Beautiful.. Who on earth gave this a thumbs down..?.. . I wish I would've gone to see them at least once.. .
Jerry King: I was fortunate to see them in concert once. They were great.
I'm sorry you missed such a true blessing!
Jimmy Fortune still tours and he is absolutely incredible. So talented and such a nice guy.
One of the greatest songs ever written.
GOD BLESS THE STATLER BROTHERS AND NOW THE ANGLES HAVE HAROLD'S VOICE WITH THEM
ONLY ONE OF SOO MANY CLASSIC STORIES & PERFORMANCES NY THE INCOMPARABLE BROTHERS STATLER...AT 83 ! STILL LISTEN OFTEN...
The Statler Brothers are American Heroes.
Thank You to all served in all wars. had a brother who went to Nam, came home ok, had a classmate who didn't. and to my late uncle who was a WW2 Ranger
This is D Day June 6 2021. God bless Don and the boys for this greatest tribute ever to the greatest generation. RIP. Harold and Lew. Randy. NC
This is such a true and touching song sang by a great gtoup.
I have loved the Statler brothers since the 60's, when they were on the Johnny Cash show, still do! The BEST of all time!!!!!! God Bless!!!
Thanks Statler Brothers for Silver Medals & Sweet Memories. Is a very beautiful song. Your group is one of my favorite groups. Yours was my Mothers favorite.
Beauti FUL song
Beautiful song
I always shed tears when I hear this song!
I miss you Harold Reid one of the best country singers in the world rest in peace buddy see you when you get there and then we'll be country all together once again Tammy you George
EVERY TIME I listen to this song, tears run down my cheek; this song touches my heart. So thankful that my father came home from WWII.
+Al Rothe My father did also. We are some of the fortunate ones. I thank your father for his service............
Dad served on an LST in the Pacific. He made it home. Never talked about the war except to say they called their ship a Large Slow Target.
Ditto
That's great to hear, sir 🙂
This is probably my favorite statler bros songs. Silver medals and sweet memories. I have my grandfather's and my father's flags on a table in by our patio door.
Thanks Statlers Brothers for Silver Medals & Sweet Memories, I love all their songs this is probably my favorite.
Thank you from an old sailor (Viet-Nam 1970-73) here in the Philippines.
Thank you for this beautiful song. It reminds me of my late Father who was a WW2 Marine and my late Father in law who was a Korean War Marine Corps veteran as well. 🇺🇸
I enjoy all their singer. I miss than all😇
A beautiful song and true for so many.
thanks to some who gave a lot and prayers for those who gave all.
I am grateful for all the music and memories the Statler Brothers have given me. RIP
Harold is gone, but Phil, Jimmy and Don are still with us.
I wish I could see you guys again..
Thank you
Love Don's shoes!
This song makes me cry
Excellent Groupe , De très belles voix !!!!!!!!!
I can only imagine how you would feel handed that 3 corner flag that you would NEVER UNFOLD
I promise you don't want to know. My wife served 20 years in the Air Force. They gave me her flag July 10, 2017. It hurts
There will be another Statler Brothers. Harold is singing bass in Heaven Now.
I had never heard this song. It's so beautiful!
The opposite perspective of "More Than A Name On The Wall," but still just as meaningful.
My fav Statler Bros song also................ Still lovin it after all these years.
I remember the war well in Vietnam for my brother was killed there in 1968 a fan and friend forever Judy Lange I stopped just don't go
So beautiful. I love the Statler's
My father served in WWll. He was seriously wounded in France not long after the D-Day invasion. Fortunately, he returned to Mom and my sisters and I came to be.
My father and three uncles were in ww11. One uncle was buried there in France.
I thank them and all who served. These guys are my favorite group.
My dad fought in the pacific theater. He had 2 purple hearts. He died in 1983.
Beautiful song beautifully sung by the statler
Very wonderful Statler!
my favorite statler bros, song what a message
Love these guys.
I have a dear friend who was a green beret in Vietnam and he saw some rough times over there. He's a Christian now and he'd be the first to call for forgiveness for Fonda and all the others who turned their backs on him.
Thank you for sharing this beautiful and Inspiring music with us! Great memories
of the Statler Brother's, God bless you all
🙏 Date 2/2/2019🙏
Such a beautiful song great job thanks
Hi Jacob enjoyed the video. Nice to see different parts of Vegas. Thank you for doing the video. I hope whoever buys the trailers motel they may consider restoring it would think if
They could keep most of original part yet update plumbing and rooms they would be successful with the retro crowd .i"am soon moving to Pahrump but do want to see and play at local casinos. I used to visit Vegas at least twice a year but been a long time and been soany changes. We used to stay at the imperial palace always had nice stay and liked it was middle strip. Because was close to everything. Now that I will be moving to Pahrump. Want to try the locals and one for sure is the el Cortez. Also liked Sam's town so that is another. I always like your information on Vegas also your videos. Please keep up the good work. Thanks again David gleason now in San diego but soon Pahrump
This is a beautiful song
Remember Viet Nam and the way our soldiers were treated these heroes. I do and I still have not forgotten Jane Fonda and what she did.
+Darrell Burnham Neither have I and believe me I think about it often...............
Very proud of my brother, Ted Davis, he served in Nam, he did come home, alive, wounded, but alive.
Hanoi Jane, disgusting creature.
She's still doing it!
Jane Fonda was right. Every soldier who died in Vietnam was the victim of a the American imperialist war machine. They're not heroes because their lifes were lost to a false cause. The real heroes actually won the war.
I sang this song when I was in the Army.
to the heart!
My favorite Statler Bros song .............
love the statler brothers1965 .
Very moving.
Beautiful!!
Thanks for posting this.
Fabulous. Thanks for posting.
The Greatest American Poets
America May have lost this type of pride in God and Country.
beautiful
❤️❤️❤️❤️
I found my dad's Vietnam tags a week ago. 😢😢
If you were ever handed a flag folded 3 corner you would never unfold it!!
What's it mean to be handed a flag like that?
I agree Jane Fonda was a disgrace. I was ashamed of being a woman back then. My Uncle still suffers nightmares and that orange dust. Thank you to everyone who ever served and protected our rights and freedom. God Bless you all.
@@sarahrybak1920 A loved one who was in the service has passed. Mom got one when my Dad passed.
i like the version with lew in it.
Ditto. Jimmy wasn't bad, but he just didn't have the charming voice Lew DeWitt(?) had. God Bless his soul. Joe Engman
gatewaysolo104, I do too! I did a search for this song and I was lucky enough that my search listed the song with Jimmy Fortune and also with Lew so I was able to hear the same song by each of them back to back which I don't think I had ever done before. I love Jimmy Fortune but Lew's voice has something in it that is haunting or some quality that is hard to explain. Maybe it's the vibrato in Lew's voice that gives it a richness that is missing in Jimmy's voice. Lew was such a great singer.
And this is just another great song by the Statler's! I have the Dickens of a time trying to come up with the name of my "favorite" Statler song. Maybe "Flowers on the Wall" because that's the first one I heard of them. But wait a minute, I also love "I'll go to my Grave Loving You" and "Maple Street Memories" so maybe one of those is my favorite. But then I also love "How are things in Clay, Kentucky" and "Elizabeth" and "Class of '57" and I can't forget "The Wall". See? It's impossible for me to pick my favorite. I was EXTREMELY lucky and got to go see them when they appeared in a little town sort of mid-way between Nashville and Chattanooga about 20 years ago. That was a performance I will never forget!
This is one, and as of now, the sole, song i prefer sung by Lew, normally i'm not fond of the, not shaky, but more errattic note hikes, Jimmy seems a bit more mellow, great and powerful, but on this song, Lew puts a bit more into it than Jimmy. As for favourite song, has to go to 'More than a name on a wall".
Any particular reason Jimmy didn’t play the guitar as often as Lew?
I think they should have taken Jane Fonda all her movies and ask her to leave the state she was a disgrace to her father she's a disgrace to this nation
brilliant
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I will never forget what she did either!😡
1978, I think.
I'm so glad the Statler Brothers retired when they were still at the top of their game. They didn't allow the fans to see them morph into senile old codgers with loose dentures and bad hair dye jobs. It's a shame the Oaks didn't follow suit.
G** Damn HANOI JANE FONDA!!!!
amen to that
Hi
I think Jane Fonda should be driven out of the United States or movie should be bird she's a disgrace to this nation and disgrace to her father