He is straight up off-the-chain and a very humble fellow at the same time. Most anyone else with his talent would have a head the size of a basketball and completely full of themselves. He is a true professional indeed.
I'll never forget the good times I've had with this band! The very first time I saw them in concert, I requested this song, Gary nodded, and three songs later, without them ever stopping or talking, they hit it out of the park. Great band.
@@paulaperry2951 Well my parents got divorced and then my mom died when I was 10, (I'm 55yo) and I remember her listening to all this stuff, and Elvis, which I hated at the time, but now it reminds me of her. These guys have a lot of their own songs I like.
Now there's a finely assembled number. The violinist's precision of pitch and imaginative fills on both instruments make an exquisite balance. Lots of bounce to cheer up the mournful theme. Very good indeed. Tim.
@@paulaperry2951 Ms. Perry, Country lyrics considered outside their music do not always have a cheerful content. However, my experience of putting this particular song together, doing all instruments and vocals, was challenging and rewarding, for me at any rate. The melody is the medicine that rejuvenates or uplifts, because, despite appearances it is not always an easy exercise. Indeed, it can be highly cathartic. Tim Mercer.
I loved these guys! Saw them live six times. They are awesome live. I was heartbroken when the split up 😢😢😢
Donnie Herron is one of the most most talented people I've ever seen! Donnie can play fiddle, steel guitar, guitar, and mandolin perfectly.
I didn't know his name but he's an amazing musician. Thanks!
He is straight up off-the-chain and a very humble fellow at the same time. Most anyone else with his talent would have a head the size of a basketball and completely full of themselves. He is a true professional indeed.
Could listen to Gary Bennett sing all night, have so many nice memories of their days at Roberts in Nashville. So happy to find this on Ytube
One of my favorite songs. I was lucky enough to meet BR5-49. GREAT BUNCH OF GUYS!!!
I'll never forget the good times I've had with this band! The very first time I saw them in concert, I requested this song, Gary nodded, and three songs later, without them ever stopping or talking, they hit it out of the park. Great band.
Daaaang!! Honky tonk. Rockabilly. SO Much Beautiful!! #oldschool #roots
doesn't get better. I saw them on 7/11/99. didnt know much about them. one of the best times of my life. huge fan ever since.
Love it! Thank you my dear When The Cowboy Sings, I listen to them playing Crazy Arms too, this is great! Love, Dorrie
You know it is gonna be good, when it start with a nic-nic-nu on the fiddle.
Every old country banger hahaha
@@LANGI902 Yes mot country songs recorded before 1957.
Good sound with stepped up tempo. Junior Samples would be proud. “The number to call is BR 549”.
Love it!!!!
The secret to a good country song? "Three chords and the truth"
Mr. Harlan Howard (the fella that wrote this song).
Gary Bennett's voice has such a wonderful ache.
Guy's funking brilliant
Donnie's change from steel to fiddle is very, very slick.
que buen tema por favor!!!!!!
I mer these guys in Battle Ground, Washington, at @GaryBennetts moms house!
*met
These guys are freaks
Why would you say such a ridiculous, false statement like that? Let's see you try and play a guitar or sing a note on key! No? Didn't think so.
and freaks is a good thing
minskimia neither do you.
WoW........I didn't realize that there were any bands actually playing COUNTRY music these days.
I hope they're paying Donnie Herron double!
Real country music, from the 40's.
So good seeing a young band doing it - true to the original and note perfect!
@@paulaperry2951 Well my parents got divorced and then my mom died when I was 10, (I'm 55yo) and I remember her listening to all this stuff, and Elvis, which I hated at the time, but now it reminds me of her. These guys have a lot of their own songs I like.
This song was 1959 but I feel ya!
This line up of BR549 is my favorite. Impossible not to dance at their shows....
Like with so many other great pairings, Chuck Mead and Gary were always better with each other.
Now there's a finely assembled number. The violinist's precision of pitch and imaginative fills on both instruments make an exquisite balance. Lots of bounce to cheer up the mournful theme. Very good indeed. Tim.
Lots of these mournful old songs actually make me feel very upbeat
@@paulaperry2951 Ms. Perry,
Country lyrics considered outside their music do not always have a cheerful content. However, my experience of putting this particular song together, doing all instruments and vocals, was challenging and rewarding, for me at any rate. The melody is the medicine that rejuvenates or uplifts, because, despite appearances it is not always an easy exercise. Indeed, it can be highly cathartic.
Tim Mercer.
Miss this band with the original members
Ooooooommmmm...... perfect
I cant believe they broke up
Very well done