The Browns are thankful for this song. After 53 years, it is still selling world wide & being enjoyed by not only our many fans, but now our children & grandchildren.Thanks everyone for the nice comments you have made. (Maxine Brown)
Unfortunately no one responded to you Maxine while you were still with us, but may you Rest In Peace. This song will always be in our hearts, just like you are still.
I loved this song when I was a young boy. So thankful UA-cam gives is an opportunity to see the performers in their prime. God Bless You, your sister and the real Jimmy Brown.
@@natividadrodriguezjr9425 I met Jim Ed when I was very pregnant with my almost 22 year old son! I told him that I'd loved him for as long as I could remember❤ Most memorable kiss🤗🤗🤗 on the cheek🎵💙🎶❤🎵
I am 44 years old and listended to this since a little girl...my dad would play guitar and I would sing. To this day I cry every time I hear this song.
I'm in the same age group and we had the best music from the 50s all the way up till the 70s. None of it will ever go out of style. I go out dancing all the time and some groups do a little doo-wop, some do rock 'n'roll, some do the blues, some to Motown and all of us know all the words. We're so lucky to have UA-cam!
When I was a little girl in the 60's my parents would put "old" country music on the record player. My life has been enriched because of talent like the Three Bells. I love this song as well as The Little Lamplighter. Now, it's 2011 and because of today's technology I can revisit my childhood and enjoy treasures like this.
@@joshwestlake5458 - Josh, I was raised in the 50's and I have always appreciated having that sense of identity and stability. We were not perfect, and there were no spare silver spoons to pass around, But our reality felt grounded and durable. And we tried very hard not to throw out the baby with the bathwater. (Also, I couldn't believe how cute I was! ☺ So enjoy your youth while you're young!)
@@CalebAchsah thank you for saying I’m still young. At 34, I don’t feel it sometimes. My dad was my best friend. He was born in 1941 and was very old school. But I believe that made me who I am today. I lost him in 2015. I really wish I knew what those earlier years like the 40’s and 50’s were like.
@@julienielsen3746 one hour goes by in 60 seconds. If your 90, it still goes by 60 seconds in an hour. I know what you meant. It seems to. I apologize, I had to be picky.
I heard this for the first time at the grand ole opry when i was 11/12 and i remember hearing the end where jimmy brown died and it made me so sad. I’m almost 30 now and i still remember hearing it
I was born and raised in a small town in Kentucky. I didn't listen to much music on the radio, but one evening I happened upon this song. It brought tear's to my eye's. I'm now nearly 70 yr's old and it still tear's me up. One of the best song's ever.
I just found out by accident, that Jim Ed had died. I had heard about Lynn Anderson's death, but that was the only country singer's passing that I had known about at the time it happened.
My grandpa died a year ago today. This song was in his memorial video. His named happened to be Jimmy Brown. Only fitting that this should be his song.
This song reminds me of my late husband. He was raised Christian but he fell away. I just.pray that he found Jesus again before he died. He had been a very good kind man until he lost his way.
It was a sweeter world, filled with sweeter music, when this sweet song first appeared in my life. My heart longs for those days💔 and I cannot wait to wing my way to Heaven. I am 70 years old now, so it shouldn't be much longer.....
My husband was Jimmy Brown. He passed away almost 4 years ago. I used this song at his memorial. Hearing it is bittersweet. Thanks, John for sharing it.
I learned of The Browns from the Sopranos series. This song was played in more than one episode. They sound so amazing! Jim Ed Brown's range is mesmerizing and this song is truly one of my favorites!
I feel this is the best version of this beautiful song. The rich harmonies are all sung with each vocalist working with the others & not attempting to overpower them, and the solo sections are delivered with passion & perfect pitch by a voice sent from above
Saturday afternoons after the cartoon lineup went off, Mom would often play music. This was one of the albums she used to play. Grew to love this, The Old Lamplighter, Scarlett Ribbons and more. Great memories. Then Dad would play Roger Whitaker's 'The Last Farewell" in the car. Grateful that they shared some music many aren't acquainted with.
True, although if you post a short of releasing a beanfart that startles a squirrel in a funny way, within a month you'll have as many views nowadays.. just to put it into perspective. But yeah these are quality views, with mouses being controlled with the help of reading glasses.
Still having trouble listening to this because of my mom but darn it I keep coming back and crying and crying. Funny enough back in the 70's (and it's till there) there was a church hidden deep in the valley and a dear neighbor passed away and she and I would sing this and think of him.
Learnt this in school (1983) with a friend and we used to sing it loud in class, then every time we used to see each other over the years, never grew up, great song.......
I don't think Jim Ed has ever stopped working. He seems to be such a kind, down to earth man. I like his mellow vocal style, and the Brown's harmonies can't be beat. Thank you friend. ~BCK
One of the finest songs I have ever heard! The Browns do in fact own this song, no matter how well others might perform this jewel of an Idea/Song! I truely love these people, their presentation of Hope, and Love being so pristine, so pure! Tears are an apropriate response to hearing this tender, kind song, unless one hates. It is our responsibility to re-ignite the quiet power and passion built into the meanings of this song for our children and grandchildren, and their children!
You won't find any better singing anywhere. Have you ever thought that it is possible that this song is dedicated to a little child in his family? Jim Ed was young here. I think his facial expressions are sincere. It is so amazing, they have that same awesome quality even in 1999.
I went to Nashville when I was young wantde to be a recording artist well I decided to go to church instead and met everyone after that and was able to bring my friend Tonya backstage and we encountered Jim Ed Brown who seemed to be attracted to her at any rate he was very friendly and I was happy that she was there and enjoying herself she had her pic taken with him and now they are both in heaven today I listen to this and rejoice in the fact that we will all meet again one day
Connie passed away. Only Maxine is left. I am weeping with joy. Loved hearing this song on my little transistor radio when I was only 12/ God Bless the Brown Family, friends an fans. She died yesterday, proceeded by her brother. The Browns. Much love.From a rock and roller.
my uncle left for the african missions around the time this song came out. every time my mom heard it she would cry. not the sobbing kind but the quiet little tear down her cheek. i bought the lp that the song was on she would put it on the record player and have her quiet little cry.
This song was popular when I was in High school, I loved it then, I still love it now. I was so lucky to have that kind of influence during my youth. Makes me wonder what kind of influences are happening to youth now. It sure has become different. Hopefully youth will discover this kind of music.
God ! Guys, you deserve the biggest applause!!! And many many thanks for your songs, your voices and our memories so beatifully weaven with music like yours. Love.
Porter greetings! 🇺🇸 My family made 8 track tapes back in the day & this song was on one of those tapes. It was a great song to listen while driving through the country! A bitter / sweet song but lots of good harmony. 🥰😎✌️
Wow, That was my fathers name and he passed away on the 1st April 1977 age 49 it gave me goose bumps I felt both sad and happy hearing this song Thank-you.
This was my dad's favourite. He gave me his copy of the single when I was 13 or 14. He passed in 2018 at 89 but I can't hear this without thinking of him.I still have the single. :-)
Our Mom back in the early 50s would have her radio on in the kitchen. On a rainy day when we were all inside, she would sing and teach us how to harmonize to The Browns.
stumbled across this song almost 4 years ago and it gave me so much comfort and peace during my heart surgery. I always wanted to meet this group, but I never did. Rest in peace Mr. Brown for you will never know how much you have helped others.
I can't help but think of the 'Fleetwoods'- the only other 2 women - male lead of that era: with 'Mr Blue'-'Come Softly' ... The Browns also chartered 'The Old Lamplighter'-another touching lament. Some call them corny - I consider them a significant and worthwhile contribution to a special period in the formitive days of early rock/top 40 - thanks to who posted this. People like you are the 'Time - Machine' to my youth and transition.
At a very young age, age 8, I was SO impressionable to music and songs! They went very deep, like this song did. My sister passed away that same year, and this song forever reminds of my young heart and mind trying to come to terms with losing her (she was 12).. such is the power of music….!
@@KoolKatInTown You must be Canadian yourself...which is why you didn't write it, "your" Canadian - you used the proper, "you're". If you are not Canadian...I'd have something different to say then.
A Mari, of course, and I would have to agree, he had the calmest and smoothest voice, and there is a word for his demeanor, but I just can't think of it at the present.
Something brought this song into my head into my head this morning on my way to work. I always loved it and still do. surprised I still know all the words . love it
I always loved that song; then I found out some years ago that it was the #1 song on the date, month, and year that I was born....now, I love it even more! 😍 I have my very own Birthday Song!
@@brookelondon8029 Hey, let me know what you find out. Now, do you know that your email has numbers special to me 😀...8 (August, the 8th month - my birth month) 29 ( my birth date) 😁. In case you're interested, you can check for your own special Bible verse too. Mine is Romans, Chapter 8, Verse 29!..Happy hunting 😀
Jim Ed is the best! I fell for him the first time I saw him at Ernest Tubb's Midnight Jamboree at his Record Store in Nashville. I saw him at the Grand Ol' Opry and in a lot of concerts since then, and I still think he was one of the very best. R.I.P., Jim Ed Brown. I'll always love you and your music.
jwhen jim brown sings this song you can see the love in his heart on his face when he starts to sing his song and the audience starts to applauding and his sisters had voices of beautiful birds
Such a wonderful song. Why don't we have singers and music like this today? I am old enough to remember this the first time round. Still a treat to listen to.
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The Browns are thankful for this song. After 53 years, it is still selling world wide & being enjoyed by not only our many fans, but now our children & grandchildren.Thanks everyone for the nice comments you have made. (Maxine Brown)
Unfortunately no one responded to you Maxine while you were still with us, but may you Rest In Peace. This song will always be in our hearts, just like you are still.
I loved this song when I was a young boy. So thankful UA-cam gives is an opportunity to see the performers in their prime. God Bless You, your sister and the real Jimmy Brown.
@@natividadrodriguezjr9425 I met Jim Ed when I was very pregnant with my almost 22 year old son! I told him that I'd loved him for as long as I could remember❤
Most memorable kiss🤗🤗🤗 on the cheek🎵💙🎶❤🎵
@@robertbainter2349 I will second that great song from great singers .
@@robertbainter2349 i will second that great singers .
I am 44 years old and listended to this since a little girl...my dad would play guitar and I would sing. To this day I cry every time I hear this song.
This was my favorite song when I was a little girl. I would play it over and over. It still makes me cry. Thank you for making the record.
Hello Mary
How are you doing today?
A beautiful song that I’ve enjoyed since I was young. Almost 70 now. The song has always given me chills.
Me too.
I'm in the same age group and we had the best music from the 50s all the way up till the 70s. None of it will ever go out of style. I go out dancing all the time and some groups do a little doo-wop, some do rock 'n'roll, some do the blues, some to Motown and all of us know all the words. We're so lucky to have UA-cam!
@@brookelondon8029 … So true 🕺🏻💃🏻🎼😊‼️
My mom n dad sang this song
I forgot to put in my initial post that my mom sang this to us five kids while she played her acoustic guitar. Loved it then, love it now 👏🏻🥰‼️
When I was a little girl in the 60's my parents would put "old" country music on the record player. My life has been enriched because of talent like the Three Bells. I love this song as well as The Little Lamplighter. Now, it's 2011 and because of today's technology I can revisit my childhood and enjoy treasures like this.
Hey how are you doing…?
My uncle gave me a copy of this song and a second one which was done by Edith Pilaf. It broke my heart when they were destroyed in a move.
R.I.P. Jim Ed Brown (passed away today at age 81. What a beautiful, mellow voice he had. This is one of my all-time favorite songs !
My Grandma died on Monday. I'm going to really miss her. She loved this song. I hope I see her again someday.
I'm sorry for your loss 🥺
@@miikkamurray7888 thank you :-( the funeral is today
It's true this song hits home. I'm 74 now and my my life has gone so fast I remember when I couldn't wait to be 21.😢
@annaniedzialek7205 - May your 74 years and beyond be more joyous and satisfying than 21 years ever could have been! 😙
Same here im 67
I’m 34 and appreciate this song. These kinds of songs. I swear I should have been raised in the ‘50’s
@@joshwestlake5458 - Josh, I was raised in the 50's and I have always appreciated having that sense of identity and stability. We were not perfect, and there were no spare silver spoons to pass around, But our reality felt grounded and durable. And we tried very hard not to throw out the baby with the bathwater. (Also, I couldn't believe how cute I was! ☺ So enjoy your youth while you're young!)
@@CalebAchsah thank you for saying I’m still young. At 34, I don’t feel it sometimes. My dad was my best friend. He was born in 1941 and was very old school. But I believe that made me who I am today. I lost him in 2015. I really wish I knew what those earlier years like the 40’s and 50’s were like.
This song will you shock you into reality on how quick our lives go by. What a great song.
That is what i feel from this song too man wow its good
And it’s scary man I bet the two years that went by felt like 6 months
So does Some Day Never Comes by CCR
Receive Jesus before it's too late. Time goes by faster as you get older also.
@@julienielsen3746 one hour goes by in 60 seconds. If your 90, it still goes by 60 seconds in an hour. I know what you meant. It seems to. I apologize, I had to be picky.
My dear dad loved this song. RIP since 1976.
Hey how are you doing..?
Rip
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I love the old harmonies of families in the Classic Country.
When I was a child the period 1955-62 had such wonderful music for my young ears.
I heard this for the first time at the grand ole opry when i was 11/12 and i remember hearing the end where jimmy brown died and it made me so sad. I’m almost 30 now and i still remember hearing it
I'm a guy who's been around and I admit that this song brings me near to tears by the end of it.....I remember listening to it as a kid....
I just remembered this song this morning. I remember listening to this song on the radio when I was young and having tears by the end. So beautiful.
I’m 73 years of age listened to this when I was young 🇦🇺
Hey how are you doing today..?😊
Me too -- I`m 76 -- so we`re the same age.
A beautiful blending of voices from a more innocent time. Makes me thankful that I grew up when I did.
Hey how are you doing today?
I was born and raised in a small town in Kentucky. I didn't listen to much music on the radio, but one evening I happened upon this song. It brought tear's to my eye's. I'm now nearly 70 yr's old and it still tear's me up. One of the best song's ever.
I heard his on Sirius Radio the other day. OMG! What have I been missing???
I have listened to this adorable song for the last 64 years. I am still kicking at 74. God bless the USA.
Amen!
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...you kids and your music...
Absolutely wonderful. 2020 needs more of this.
Amen Brother!
Absolutely
Netflix: YES
That's absolutely correct
It's nice enough. Doesn't get anywhere close to the "original", though ...
ua-cam.com/video/rVuKLxx-ETY/v-deo.html
Still beautiful, after so many years.
I could use a shvitz
I just found out by accident, that Jim Ed had died. I had heard about Lynn Anderson's death, but that was the only country singer's passing that I had known about at the time it happened.
Hello how are you doing..?
Wow!! Music from my past… brings me so much enjoyment!! Thanks for playing all these great songs ❤️❤️🙏🙏
My grandpa died a year ago today. This song was in his memorial video. His named happened to be Jimmy Brown. Only fitting that this should be his song.
This song reminds me of my late husband. He was raised Christian but he fell away. I just.pray that he found Jesus again before he died. He had been a very good kind man until he lost his way.
Remember that Jesus said "I shall not lose even one".
🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼❤️❤️❤️
Love this song since I was a kid hadn't hear it in years, Thanks for sharing
Hello Sharon
How are you doing today?
It was a sweeter world, filled with sweeter music, when this sweet song first appeared in my life. My heart longs for those days💔 and I cannot wait to wing my way to Heaven. I am 70 years old now, so it shouldn't be much longer.....
This song came out in the summer of 1959. I was 17 years old . Am now 82 and still love it. Thanks Jim Ed, Maxine and Bonnie.
Me too, dear; me too
The third bell is ringing today for Jim Ed Brown.
James H So sorry to hear it.
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Lovely song ,x
Sweater peuple song
Sadly, both Jim and his sisters have all passed on
this song always gives me goosebumps its beautiful
i was with my mom and dad in glendo wyo in 63 i heard that song in a cafe , and i still love that song to this day
My husband was Jimmy Brown. He passed away almost 4 years ago. I used this song at his memorial. Hearing it is bittersweet. Thanks, John for sharing it.
Hello how are you doing…?
I'm 82 and heard the Brown's songs when they were first released.
I learned of The Browns from the Sopranos series. This song was played in more than one episode. They sound so amazing! Jim Ed Brown's range is mesmerizing and this song is truly one of my favorites!
Wow what a singer....and what a song!. I am going to listen to it again. Greetings from Nogales Sonora México. Today march 15, 2021
Hello how are you doing..?
One of my favorite songs when I was very young. When music was just so innocent and pure. Beautiful
marc gabourie ugly. unnecessary
azirishguy Beautiful and appropriate.
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Haven't heard this in years! Wonderful!
From an America in a time long gone.
Such a beautiful, simple song that stands the test of time. This is a song anyone who loves music from this era should have in their collection.
Jimmy browns life was short but he sure was loved
Makes me cry. Every. Single. Time.
I am right there with you.......
Yes,it is
TEARFUL!
I try to sing along and choke up on every verse. Every time.
I've been a fan since I was a kid. RIP Jim Ed Brown !
+Shirley D Same here Shirley love this song my dad would sing it
A moment of silence for another music legend gone......farewell and RIP.
John Bates R.I.P. Maxine 1/20/2018
Sadly, they have all past on
@@EugeneEWE3RD This was a must play song on the juke box in Germany after WWii
loved it ever since.
May his soul find its salvation of thy great eternal love!!
Amen.
I feel this is the best version of this beautiful song. The rich harmonies are all sung with each vocalist working with the others & not attempting to overpower them, and the solo sections are delivered with passion & perfect pitch by a voice sent from above
I love the Browns' version, but this is my favorite: ua-cam.com/video/rVuKLxx-ETY/v-deo.html&ab_channel=John1948FourB2
This song says so much in 3 minutes. As I'm older now and maybe not much time left - life passes in what seems like 3 minutes.
Saturday afternoons after the cartoon lineup went off, Mom would often play music. This was one of the albums she used to play. Grew to love this, The Old Lamplighter, Scarlett Ribbons and more. Great memories. Then Dad would play Roger Whitaker's 'The Last Farewell" in the car. Grateful that they shared some music many aren't acquainted with.
I saw him on stage last year. I still have a crush on him.
I am impressed 2.7 million views for an old folk song from the 50's. Great song!
True, although if you post a short of releasing a beanfart that startles a squirrel in a funny way, within a month you'll have as many views nowadays.. just to put it into perspective. But yeah these are quality views, with mouses being controlled with the help of reading glasses.
awesome to be able to see this.... RIP mom and dad...
They dont make musik like this any more it's a damn shame . Simply a classic
Still having trouble listening to this because of my mom but darn it I keep coming back and crying and crying. Funny enough back in the 70's (and it's till there) there was a church hidden deep in the valley and a dear neighbor passed away and she and I would sing this and think of him.
Hey how are you doing..?
This is one of the sad and happy song at the same time......such a peaceful and heart warming tone it brings to me....
thanks for this classic post
I heard this as a kid and fell in love with
Simplicity. Beautiful melody and heart-felt lyrics. Wonderful.
Learnt this in school (1983) with a friend and we used to sing it loud in class, then every time we used to see each other over the years, never grew up, great song.......
I don't think Jim Ed has ever stopped working. He seems to be such a kind, down to earth man. I like his mellow vocal style, and the Brown's harmonies can't be beat. Thank you friend. ~BCK
Maxine, I never tire of it. I was a child of 9 here in Arkansas when this was out. I loved it then and still do.
Hey how are you doing..?
One of the finest songs I have ever heard! The Browns do in fact own this song, no matter how well others might perform this jewel of an Idea/Song! I truely love these people, their presentation of Hope, and Love being so pristine, so pure! Tears are an apropriate response to hearing this tender, kind song, unless one hates.
It is our responsibility to re-ignite the quiet power and passion built into the meanings of this song for our children and grandchildren, and their children!
This song always makes me cry!
Thank you daddy. Playing AM station in the morning. And in your car. I'm transformed to 4yrs old.
Hello how are you doing..?
I'm sorry for the loss. I wished I could have seen him in person.
You won't find any better singing anywhere. Have you ever thought that it is possible that this song is dedicated to a little child in his family? Jim Ed was young here. I think his facial expressions are sincere. It is so amazing, they have that same awesome quality even in 1999.
Hey how are you doing..!
Today the bell rings for Maxine Brown. R.I.P. Maxine Brown. Now you´re reunited with your Brothers, Sisters and your Son.
Wasn't everything so PURE & Honest back then, as it should be!!!!!!
I went to Nashville when I was young wantde to be a recording artist well I decided to go to church instead and met everyone after that and was able to bring my friend Tonya backstage and we encountered Jim Ed Brown who seemed to be attracted to her at any rate he was very friendly and I was happy that she was there and enjoying herself she had her pic taken with him and now they are both in heaven today I listen to this and rejoice in the fact that we will all meet again one day
Connie passed away. Only Maxine is left. I am weeping with joy. Loved hearing this song on my little transistor radio when I was only 12/ God Bless the Brown Family, friends an fans. She died yesterday, proceeded by her brother. The Browns. Much love.From a rock and roller.
Bonnie, not Connie. But otherwise I agree completely.
my uncle left for the african missions around the time this song came out. every time my mom heard it she would cry. not the sobbing kind but the quiet little tear down her cheek. i bought the lp that the song was on she would put it on the record player and have her quiet little cry.
bonnie---not connie...
and now Maxine has joined her siblings.
SADLY ''DON'' 2019 -she"S nOW gONE 2 !!
I'm male, 77, I listen to this in private because this makes me cry. Ten minutes later listened again, same thing happened.
I wish we still had groups this good this date and time
The Isaacs do a wonderful job on this song.
This song was popular when I was in High school, I loved it then, I still love it now. I was so lucky to have that kind of influence during my youth. Makes me wonder what kind of influences are happening to youth now. It sure has become different. Hopefully youth will discover this kind of music.
Hey how are you doing…?
God ! Guys, you deserve the biggest applause!!! And many many thanks for your songs, your voices and our memories so beatifully weaven with music like yours. Love.
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Porter greetings! 🇺🇸 My family made 8 track tapes back in the day & this song was on one of those tapes. It was a great song to listen while driving through the country! A bitter / sweet song but lots of good harmony. 🥰😎✌️
They draw a picture of a wonderful life in song of a young man from birth, marriage and passing.
This is how I imagine the angels will sound. It is where French Chanson meets gentle American country.... Bliss!
Thank you for uploading.
All of the Browns have passed...mom used to sing this to me 2hen I was a small boy
Wow, That was my fathers name and he passed away on the 1st April 1977 age 49 it gave me goose bumps I felt both sad and happy hearing this song Thank-you.
This was my dad's favourite. He gave me his copy of the single when I was 13 or 14. He passed in 2018 at 89 but I can't hear this without thinking of him.I still have the single. :-)
Hello how are you doing?
Our Mom back in the early 50s would have her radio on in the kitchen. On a rainy day when we were all inside, she would sing and teach us how to harmonize to The Browns.
Being born in the 60’s life did seem more simple and pure then - thank you for posting this lovely song.
This is the best version of this song. Great.
stumbled across this song almost 4 years ago and it gave me so much comfort and peace during my heart surgery. I always wanted to meet this group, but I never did. Rest in peace Mr. Brown for you will never know how much you have helped others.
I can't help but think of the 'Fleetwoods'- the only other 2 women - male lead of that era: with 'Mr Blue'-'Come Softly' ... The Browns also chartered 'The Old Lamplighter'-another touching lament. Some call them corny - I consider them a significant and worthwhile contribution to a special period in the formitive days of early rock/top 40 - thanks to who posted this. People like you are the 'Time - Machine' to my youth and transition.
At a very young age, age 8, I was SO impressionable to music and songs! They went very deep, like this song did. My sister passed away that same year, and this song forever reminds of my young heart and mind trying to come to terms with losing her (she was 12).. such is the power of music….!
This was my dad's favorite song. I miss my daddy so much.
No, just one of the best ever recorded period. And in case you people havent figured it out yet, you have Genre'd music to death.
I have been listening to this song since I was 4 years old. Roughly 62 years now...
Jim Ed Brown- the Mr. Rogers of country music. And I mean that in the nicest way.
I don't think Fred Rogers would have sung "Southern Lovin". I'm just saying...
@@KoolKatInTown You must be Canadian yourself...which is why you didn't write it, "your" Canadian - you used the proper, "you're".
If you are not Canadian...I'd have something different to say then.
@@justplainbrad7713 Trust me, you're mistaken in your notion that only Canadians know proper grammar. But y'all have a good day regardless.
What a beautiful thing to say!
A Mari, of course, and I would have to agree, he had the calmest and smoothest voice, and there is a word for his demeanor, but I just can't think of it at the present.
Something brought this song into my head into my head this morning on my way to work. I always loved it and still do. surprised I still know all the words . love it
Hey how are you doing..?😊
I always loved that song; then I found out some years ago that it was the #1 song on the date, month, and year that I was born....now, I love it even more! 😍 I have my very own Birthday Song!
Hey how are you doing..?
That is so cool and I'm going to look for my birthday song. Thanks for the great idea!
@@brookelondon8029 Hey, let me know what you find out. Now, do you know that your email has numbers special to me 😀...8 (August, the 8th month - my birth month) 29 ( my birth date) 😁. In case you're interested, you can check for your own special Bible verse too. Mine is Romans, Chapter 8, Verse 29!..Happy hunting 😀
Now this is great music. Thank you.
I remember this from my teenage years and I am now nearly 75 years old. The song is a lot older than I am.
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Hiii
Can u pls respond to this comment! ❤️
He dead
My mother used to play this song when I was a little boy. It used to make me cry
My husband uncle's name was jimmy brown. Saddest funeral I've ever been to. They played this song
They're not a picnic to start with,Tina and that was brutal,but perfect..............
Listening to this song on October 12, 2021. Amazing...
Me too! We need to hear it.
Jim Ed is the best! I fell for him the first time I saw him at Ernest Tubb's Midnight Jamboree at his Record Store in Nashville. I saw him at the Grand Ol' Opry and in a lot of concerts since then, and I still think he was one of the very best. R.I.P., Jim Ed Brown. I'll always love you and your music.
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Brings tears to my eyes every time I hear this song and I've heard it many times as I'm 69yrs old
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A beautiful song by a wonderful group. So sad to hear of Jim's passing. May he rest in peace.
Hopefully, they had bells ringing
A classic! Beautiful melody!
jwhen jim brown sings this song you can see the love in his heart on his face when he starts to sing his song and the audience starts to applauding and his sisters had voices of beautiful birds
Such a wonderful song. Why don't we have singers and music like this today? I am old enough to remember this the first time round. Still a treat to listen to.