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my favs song of Patsy cline crazy

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Nope. No double meaning in THIS song! 🤣

so cute 🤣

Like the song. Really loved seeing her at Ryman, back when I was real young. She was best comedienne, entertainer & remained my favorite. Her comedic talent was certainly natural, didn't need any scripts. Thru yrs, just as funny in conversations on talk shows. Of course, talented instrumentally as well as voice. RIP June Carter ,🌹

Webb is great therapy for me! Jinx In Love now, and first, You Scared the Love Right Out of Me. I actually have felt this way and respect 🙏 Webb for taking on the sad side of life, outlandish though he might seem. He helps me laugh at sorrow and keep going on!

Wonderful to hear how Webb had appreciated blues music very much 💙 👌

Webb must have been a wonderful person! People who have a sense of humor tend to be fun to work with, and are resilient when they have to be.

One of the coolest and most honest songs I've ever heard! Webb does not try to pretty up the fact that love is not always gentle and healing ✨ indeed....it could get you gone before your time to go!

This is the BEST version of Thirty-First Street Blues (31st St Blues) ever recorded! Bob & Tommy and the Texas Playboys captured the best of the hot rhythm of Fletcher Henderson's version as well as the Blues treatments from Clara Smith and Josie Miles, the unique Al Bernard & Frank M Kamplain version that alluded to the yodel part yet unrealized, as well as the Jimmie Rodgers influenced The Leake County Revelers version that instilled the yodeling parts. Bob & the boys distilled the best elements of all the other versions and brought it all together for one definitive statement that includes the best bits from all the important recordings of the song and in fact eclipses them all. I didn't mention Leon's Lonestar Cowboys version because frankly their take on the song didn't swing and was sadly lacking in the rhythm department and no wonder - the band didn't seem like they even were even vaguely familiar with the melody of the song at all - which they should have known since the song had been around for well over a decade before they butchered the song at their session in 1936.

. .🍃there ain’t no point in doing it any different. .. . .and that hound dog could not be denied . ,⚡. .Johnny knew this too➖

Absolutely superb loved Johnny Burnette

I think she's doing it too fast. It's a sad song not a happy song.

Recorded ~ September 1950 ~ KWKH Radio Station Studio, 509 Market St., Shreveport, LA - Tillman Franks & His Rainbow Boys (Webb Pierce [vcl/gt], Buddy Attaway [gt], Shot Jackson [steel])

One of June Carter's best songs it's a shame that was in the hit

That's actually Hot Rod Race. I have this CD and they labeled it as Hot Dog Rag for some reason, so I know you were just going with the label.

On this day in 1946 {June 28th} Merle Travis' "Cincinnati Lou" peaked at #2 {for 4 weeks} on Billboard's 'Most-Played Juke Box Folk Records' chart, for the four weeks it was at #2, the #1 record for those four weeks was "New Spanish Two-Step" by Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys... Between 1946 and 1966 the Rosewood, Kentucky native had fifteen records on the Billboard Folk chart, twelve made the Top 10 with two reaching #1, "Divorce Me C.O.D." for thirteen non-consecutive weeks in October of 1946 and "So Round, So Firm, So Fully Packed" for fourteen weeks in February of 1947... One of his fifteen charted record was a duet, with Hank Thompson, "Wildwood Flower" {#5 in 1955}... Merle Robert Travis passed away at the age of 65 on October 20th, 1983 {heart attack}... May he R.I.P. * And from the 'For What It's Worth' department, the remainder of the Most-Played Juke Box Folk Records' Top 10 on June 28th, 1946: At #3. "Guitar Polka" by Al Dexter and His Troopers #4. "Someday (You'll Want Me To Want You)" by Elton Britt #5. "Roly-Poly" by Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys #6. "Wave To Me, My Lady" by Gene Autry And according to Billboard there were five records tied at #7 #7. ""Someday (You'll Want Me To Want You)" by The Hoosier Hot Shots featuring Sally Foster #7. "All Alone In This World With You" by Eddy Arnold #7. "I Wish I Had Never Met Sunshine" by Gene Autry #7. "I Must Have Been Wrong" by Bob Atcher #7. "You Can't Break My Heart" by Spade Cooley

Just come here to hear the fiddle tune and hoedown calling

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Great song and a great rocker and a wonderful crooner.Cheers from Spain from a rockabilly girl.

Love Bob Wills!

Such a fine classic

Does anybody know how old she was when she sang this?

There is a version that June did that is far better than any others I have heard. This is good but not my most fav version.

Who is on Lap Steel ?

Sounds great ,Is this 1959 or 1960?

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She helped write this jem

Loved it

A great listen

Can't beat Tommy Duncan!!

good tune

1st

A couple of idiot writers wrote that Junior Barnard stole all of his guitar licks from Charlie Christian and or T-Bone Walker.... Horseshit! They don't have a clue!

Tommy Duncan showing off what separated him from all the other western swing vocailists of the era or any other era for that matter.

With the GREAT Tommy Duncan on vocal. It doesn't get any better as far as Bob Wills music is concerned. He beat any singer Wills ever had or any western swing band leader for that matter. He was top notch in an era dominated by vocalists in the pop and Jazz fields like Bing Crosby & Frank Sinatra, Tommy was as recognizable as they were and just as commanding with an audience who knew who he was when he sang because he was instantly known the first word he sang on any song.

What a pedal steel guitar break!!! He takes it to the third level. When you think it's over...It's Not! This is one of Webb's best. What amazing music by two people. A pedal steel and acoustic guitar, rag style. I wonder if that's Webb on rhythm guitar? It's strong.

Mmmmmm,,,ELVIS,,,

Do you have this original album? I used to.

Esta buena canción la canto BOB WILLS en el año 1951

Webb Pierce was so excellent!

Red Foley featuring Gene Autrey and Ernest Tubb in the line up Just fantastic! many thanks for the sharing

My gosh she is too precious. What a cutie.

Allegedly that's Junior Barnard on vocals. His voices matches his guitar tone.

one of my all time favorite red foley songs