David Ball - Invitation To The Blues

Ray Price was inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 1996, a recognition many felt was overdue not due to his career longevity or hit records, but because of his profound impact on country music. Price pioneered a rhythmic honky-tonk sound in the late 1950s that reshaped the genre and influenced generations of musicians. Raised in East Texas, Price initially aimed to become a veterinarian but found success in music after serving in the Marines during World War II. His breakthrough came with Columbia Records in 1951, marking the beginning of his influential career in country music.
Online Store NOW OPEN!
countrysfamily...
STREAM MUSIC HERE! lnk.to/CfrList...
To read exclusive stories from our blog about artists like this one:
www.countryreu...
To HEAR more songs like these on other streaming platforms:
www.countryreu...
For more great Country Family Reunion videos, songs and stories head on over to www.countryreun...
Don't forget to like and subscribe!
#countrysfamilyreunion #countrymusic

[@MrSquidd88]

Jimmie Capps can easily make a great song even better. Listen to him create lead-ins....wow!

[@franklinhester7292]

Outstanding presenttion of Ray Price song by David Ball //// thank you so much❤😢

[@Goot253]

Love David Ball and love Ray Price! ❤

[@thomasrogers4201]

My favorite South Carolina country singer! ❤️

[@MHB48615]

I like Arron Tippen as well. He’s a South Carolina boy from Travelers Rest. 😊

[@johnhedges235]

SAME HERE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@gloriaanstine9289]

❤love listening to you David you have a beautiful voice.

[@hilohaw]

I can put a David Ball CD in the dash player (yes, I still listen to CDs) and leave it in for a week or more without getting tired of it.

[@docsaxton8673]

I have a Mel Street cd in my truck I just leave in all the time.

[@traviscooper3837]

Good job Mr. Ball

[@jameshoward8219]

Amazing

[@roberthastings708]

I found David Ball at the Broken Spoke in Austin. 1970s. He played with Uncle Walts Band, I recall. Or maybe not. It was Austin in the 70s.

[@stevenbaggett6549]

He did play with them

[@Goot253]

Nudie suits! I learned something

[@roberthastings708]

Roger Miller wrote this. He does a good version too.