My dad bought the record by Mac in 1953--I was 9, called "Remembering". He would put it on auto play--for 2 or 3 hours at a time, still sounds good to me 70 years later.
One of my GREAT MEMORIES was meeting the MACMAN in Sydney N.S. about 35 yrs. ago. It was an "Outdoor Show" on the back of a Flatbed truck. After I waited out side the Trailer { Dressing Room } Mac stepped out and flashed a huge smile and stuck out His hand. Nearly WET MY PANTS. I have always admired His Super Clear voice. He signed my cap that I was wearing . STILL HAVE IT......................! R.I.P. MR. Wiseman
I don’t know how I missed Mac in my country music journey through life. Born in 61’ I thought grandparents gave me a great respect for Lester/earl but missed Mac. It’s why I love Y/T.
Been listenin to Mac for a longgg time. The only other guy I heard who could compare.,..was Dave Dykeman., I love them both. May God Bless them Both, See YAH on the flip side my brothers
I can share a little about this video. It was a show at Madison Square Garden in New York City. It was a television special sponsored by the Stetson Hat Company. i don't think it ever aired, but I'm not really sure. I never saw it anyway. This in an early version of the Johnson Mountain Boys with Dudley Connell-guitar, Eddie Stubbs-fiddle, Richard Underwood-banjo, David McLaughlin-mandolin, & Larry Robbins-bass. My guess, from the suits, would be the very early 1980's.
MAC THE GREAT OUT DID HIMSELF ON THIS ONE SEEN HIM IN NASVILLE IN JUNE DOING GREAT AND STILL SINGING LIKE ONLY MAC CAN SING THERE WILL NEVER BE ANOTHER LIKE MAC WISEMAN
Thanks Dudley. Because of the information you provided, we know this was from a performance at MSG called "Hats Off To Country Music" on 24 Oct 1981. The performers were Alabama, Charlie Pride, Larry Gatlin and the Gatlin Brothers Band, Janie Fricke, Terri Gibbs, Johnny Rodriguez, Mac Wiseman, Earl Thomas Conley and the Pridesmen, the Tennessee Express, and the Johnson Mountain Boys (who were with Mac in this clip.) A 60 minute TV show was produced from the concert and was aired on TNN at least in April 1986.
And so after that only being 11 years old I decided I was going to be a songwriter so I started I was 14 years old I still been writing songs all these years every kind you can think of and they're all good LOL
Wow so have I been doing also even was 14 years old and continue to write songs any kind..kid's in Sunday school class..any..sad funny, love songs, country style etc. Love it!
I see Richard Underwood on banjo, Eddie Stubbs on fiddle and Dave McLaughlin on mandolin. Probably the old Johnson Mtn. boys!! Mac can git the job done!!
It was always big here in Ireland, before we ever heard jukeboxes, it was a great fav, round the local sing songs, all joined in the refrain, while one sang the verses, it sure lengthened the song
Since the world has changed for the worst then that means country music has also changed for the worst..Merle Haggard, George Jones,Conway Twitty,Hank Williams,Presley and all the other stars had to go--Replacing them with this crap they call country music-.My oh my-Nashville is a bunch of crap now-Rap Crap has also gotten into country music-Its all over now-Then let it be over.
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My dad bought the record by Mac in 1953--I was 9, called "Remembering". He would put it on auto play--for 2 or 3 hours at a time, still sounds good to me 70 years later.
One of my GREAT MEMORIES was meeting the MACMAN in Sydney N.S. about 35 yrs. ago. It was an "Outdoor Show" on the back of a Flatbed truck. After I waited out side the Trailer { Dressing Room } Mac stepped out and flashed a huge smile and stuck out His hand. Nearly WET MY PANTS. I have always admired His Super Clear voice. He signed my cap that I was wearing . STILL HAVE IT......................! R.I.P. MR. Wiseman
A wonderful voice and the enjoyment showing in his face whilst singing!
A wonderful man: always to be remembered!
Rob.
What a pure country voice Mac has.Never will be another.
Native Virginian who got his start as a Bluegrass Boy.
Have a smooth, peaceful trip Mr. Wiseman and thanks for all the great music you left behind.
These songs and all old country are what country was. You can tell what they are singing. I love the old COUNTRY!
To me Mac Wiseman was one of America’s Greatest singers,And A Great American.
Love this song and that voice that is singing it
Love mac's singing true voice of the heart
Extraordinary vocal tone!!!!
Now Mac Wiseman voice had a way to get to you, Just so great, Love his music
It's hard to believe that this song is almost 80yrs old and it's still so popular
I love all the music being played by him 😂😂
Bluegrass legend...here in Brazil enjoying this great voice.
Rest in peace! We will miss you.
A Great singer.
A Great Singer And a Great American you never see that like of Mac this side of Haven.
Thanks Mike, I enjoy every additional clip with Mac, his voice performance can make any old country song to a hit.
Wonderful performer.!
I so love this song remember my mom play it when I was just a young girl
I don’t know how I missed Mac in my country music journey through life. Born in 61’ I thought grandparents gave me a great respect for Lester/earl but missed Mac. It’s why I love Y/T.
Ahhhh yes, a real good country classic. 🤠🎼🎶
Just love this version, a fantastic C&W artist and Bluegrass
rip mac,just loved it
Been listenin to Mac for a longgg time. The only other guy I heard who could compare.,..was Dave Dykeman., I love them both. May God Bless them Both, See YAH on the flip side my brothers
I can share a little about this video. It was a show at Madison Square Garden in New York City. It was a television special sponsored by the Stetson Hat Company. i don't think it ever aired, but I'm not really sure. I never saw it anyway.
This in an early version of the Johnson Mountain Boys with Dudley Connell-guitar, Eddie Stubbs-fiddle, Richard Underwood-banjo, David McLaughlin-mandolin, & Larry Robbins-bass.
My guess, from the suits, would be the very early 1980's.
Thanks Dudley for the input. :)
MAC THE GREAT OUT DID HIMSELF ON THIS ONE SEEN HIM IN NASVILLE IN JUNE DOING GREAT AND STILL SINGING LIKE ONLY MAC CAN SING THERE WILL NEVER BE ANOTHER LIKE MAC WISEMAN
Mac is one of the greatest singers in country music as a post note he was a polio surviver I have all of his records god rest his soul
I love this song, the man, and music. Wish he was still here.
rest in peace Mac Wiseman
Love this song!!!
I am 50 years old and my mother was 40 and my daddy 57 when I was born. I cut teeth to Mac and all the greats. Wouldn't trade that for nothing!
THE VERY BEST
Lovef his voice
Great song.Really great singer.
It keeps get to me,Mac can sing.
I barely listen to much music anymore, but when I do, some old time country that's older than me.
FANTASTIC..
Thankyou Peter for sharing & Thankyou to the poster..
I grew up with this... and there will never be a replacement..
Thanks Dudley. Because of the information you provided, we know this was from a performance at MSG called "Hats Off To Country Music" on 24 Oct 1981. The performers were Alabama, Charlie Pride, Larry Gatlin and the Gatlin Brothers Band, Janie Fricke, Terri Gibbs, Johnny Rodriguez, Mac Wiseman, Earl Thomas Conley and the Pridesmen, the Tennessee Express, and the Johnson Mountain Boys (who were with Mac in this clip.) A 60 minute TV show was produced from the concert and was aired on TNN at least in April 1986.
Now this is great country music
That is an old one ,Love it !
Awesome
Aw, Mac. This guy can SING.
masterful
Wow, That was great. Thanks for posting.
beautiful song mac
And so after that only being 11 years old I decided I was going to be a songwriter so I started I was 14 years old I still been writing songs all these years every kind you can think of and they're all good LOL
Wow so have I been doing also even was 14 years old and continue to write songs any kind..kid's in Sunday school class..any..sad funny, love songs, country style etc. Love it!
Yes!!!!! Smiles..
Mac wiseman no one with a voice like him
Ain't no one like Mac.
I love old style American country !!!
One of a kind
great music rip mac
Thee Best there everwas
It is the Johnson Mountain Boys with Mac Wiseman!! Where in the world is this from, and most important, is there more?!
THE MASTER at work
this man he can Think country Music and listen to the musicans a great song -
the big texan hank thompson take it also to the limit
RIGHT ON MAC CAN HAMMER
I see Richard Underwood on banjo, Eddie Stubbs on fiddle and Dave McLaughlin on mandolin. Probably the old Johnson Mtn. boys!! Mac can git the job done!!
old one ☺️
thanks it dot get better than this
Rest easy my friend
😘❤
I was good friends with Mac wiseman's great granddaughters
super voice good play the guitare
I think that he is playing with the Johnson Mts Boys it looks like Eddie Stubbs playing the fiddle. Does anyone know forsure?
This is my second favorite version No 1 is Hank Sr.
Great job on old standard.....
I wonder if he and Kitty Wells ever got together to sing this and the reply.
Why don't they make music like this anymore??
Too true But try telling Nasheville
Now this is country music, not that Swift shit here!!
Is that Eddie Stubbs on fiddle?
Sure is!
do you mind if I download this?
Rap Crap is also into country music now--Good old RAP CRAP
It was always big here in Ireland, before we ever heard jukeboxes, it was a great fav, round the local sing songs, all joined in the refrain, while one sang the verses, it sure lengthened the song
It's not synced unfortunately.
One of the misfortunes of VHS :(
my mom's madin name is Nicole wiseman and mac wiseman is my 3rd cousin but my name is brynn rohm
Trasheville should take a leaf out of the lrish Country book -e.g Mick Flavin lsla Grant plus many more
22 people short on brain cells.
Since the world has changed for the worst then that means country music has also changed for the worst..Merle Haggard, George Jones,Conway Twitty,Hank Williams,Presley and all the other stars had to go--Replacing them with this crap they call country music-.My oh my-Nashville is a bunch of crap now-Rap Crap has also gotten into country music-Its all over now-Then let it be over.
why dose tompal glaser sing this diff words at start
ron hammond it’s the artists preference.
lot beter than hank thompson