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Another great one from Charley and a cover of another great song written by Johnny Cash. Great job and thank you for your reaction. Excellent.

Wow! This song woke up some memories for me. I had totally forgotten the song and the first line just brought it all back. I don't sing very well, but I remember when I was young, I thought I could sing this song.

Love Charlie Pride...thanks DJPJ ...❤

Love it ... !!!

Beautiful music to my ears.

This is the music I was raised on. Lefty influenced so many artist from the era. Johnny Cash did an excellent job on this song also.

Absolutely love this Charley Pride song. Definitely a great dedication for your wife, P j.

Charlie Pride never made a bad record.

I have never heard a song by Charlie Pride I Didn't Like

Heard a young Waylon Jennings sing this tune.

Great songs by a true country singer. You might enjoy this if have time to watch. Charlie and Glen Campbell sing "El Paso" ruclips.net/video/bTJKRJj5fOk/видео.html

They say most of her songs were done in one take, so essentially her scope of work is actually Live.

Saw Charlie in concert many times. Great entertainer, such a nice guy.

Great song ... I don't remember if I've ever heard it before, but you don't really need to have. With artists like Charley and others in that era, they make you feel it's familiar.

I have a funny story about Charley Pride…I’ll have to tell it to you sometime.

People used to dress up, pre- 1970.

Thank you for another great reaction. You are a joy to follow. I am so thankful I found your RUclips channel.

My favorite version of this song was by Tom Jones. In fact the first time I heard Tom Jones was on a country station that played this song. Tom Jones, like Ray Charles and Dean Martin,recorded a lot of country.

Described to a tee. Bro.

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I absolutely love Charlie Pride! Also, you have been in my thoughts and prayers. I hope all is well with you. ❤️

Musically, this song reminds me distinctly of Merle Haggard's 'If We Make It Through December.' The picked acoustic accent and the falling piano chords at the end of the verses are very familiar. Google sez Waylon Jennings released this song in 1966, while Haggard's 'December' came out in 1973. Are there personnel credits on this album? The piano sounds very much like legendary Nashville session player Hargus 'Pig' Robbins' distinct rolling bass. Robbins played with Charley on several cuts, such as 'Wonder Could I Live There Anymore,' which has been a favorite of mine for a long time.

Kawliga!....

Origins of rap. Check the dates. And yes, rock & roll was taken/inspired by Little Richard and Chuck Berry.

A very good version with a nice start. I do like it but am most attached to the Tom Jones rendition..

Just in case you haven't seen it, Charlie being inducted into the Hall of Fame. ruclips.net/video/zJ7awgzl9dE/видео.html

This is one of those songs that every Country singer had to cover in the 60s; I'm most familiar with Merle Haggard's version.

This is my favorite version of this song as well. Hey PJ you’re looking good rockin the Kenny rogers beard. Love it! ❤

My favorite version.Love the steel guitar.

We are going through a cold spell in Alabama. It is only 87. I love Charlie Pride. I have enjoyed your deep dive. I hope it isn't over!

Seminole and Creek both belong to the larger Muskogee group. The US government split the Muskogee and most of the Creek were removed via the Trail of Tears. It's customary for Seminole and Creek to greet one-another as "brother/sister", in the spiritual sense.

I saw that little smile P.J. Poor Charlie Pride and others this woman left a path of heart breaks. If you just listen to the tempo you wouldn't know how sad this song is. Great reaction and analysis P.J.

Porter Wagner and Tom Jones did a fine job on this song. There is something in Charlie Pride voice that makes his version sound so authentic. Great choice P.J analysis

Again, I love the up-tempo arrangement contrasting with the blue lyrics.

Another great country singer with roots in those Eastern Kentucky mountains. This is my favorite song he recorded and I like them all. I can imagine the hurt being separated from the Southern land I love. Away from friends and family, all alone in a big city where you are all alone. Dwight knows how to tell a story.

This is the first country music singer I heard. He was my father's and his families favorite. I was 9 years old when Hank died. It was devastating as Hank was only 29 years old. I have every song he ever recorded and know most of them by heart. His influence can not be measured.

I love Charley Pride! I had the privilege of meeting and hanging out with Charley’s son Dion Pride one afternoon at a show my husband was playing. He was so incredibly respectful of every musician that played that day. He listened and clapped and greeted everyone. I was beyond impressed! Not all musicians or famous people treat everyone like they matter.

This is another Jim Reeves song but from his early years, before he developed the crooner voice for the Nashville Sound. Most of these on the album are covers. Wait til you get into Charley’s original work. That is where he really shines. Although there are two cover songs that Charley took on and made his own, Kaw-Liga and Where Do I Put Her Memory?

And this one will always be owned but Bobby Bare. A version that can be recognized right from the first note.

As much as I love Charley, this song will always be owned by Jim Reeves.

Who is sawin that fiddle?

I would like to hear yonder comes a sucker.

When I lived in Louisiana, it was oshners, god did they do miracles.

I LOVE Enterprise with Scott bacula as the capt.

Whole lotta shakin going on, no, the nutty professor. I’m confused.

( makes Vulcan salute)

Minstrel?

Okay, tater tots, crispy or soft in the middle, discuss…

Oh mike, I am three stooges!!

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