Glen Campbell, Merle Haggard, Johnny Cash + friends (Live 1972)
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- Опубліковано 20 сер 2024
- @24tv48 January 11, 1972 - Merle Haggard, Glen Campbell, Buck Owens, Jerry Reed, Mel Tillis, June Carter Cash, Freddie Hart (# 1 "Easy Loving"), Minnie Pearl..
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Ich 😅❤
Me
I was 29 when this program was recorded. ❤👨🦳🎼👩🎶🥰🧑🌾🧒🧐
Indeed
This guy!
Amazing. No cowboy hats. No tattoos. No flags. No camouflage. Just pure talent.
John Johansen
Oh yeah, the country acts today must be so pretty and sound just alike or they will not be heard. I've never been a country fan, but what's country now?
@@jerrymiller7708 Modern country is just pop music, plain and simple...and sad compared to this.
@John Johansen - You nailed it.
What’s wrong with tattoos, flags, camouflage, and cowboy hats? Oh and I’ll have u know Merle had tattoos.
Scooter Lee1775 When he was much older he did. He’s younger here
More talent on that stage than Country has produced in the last 25 years!!
TEXASFENDERBENDER these are legends but there were a few good artists like Garth Brooks and Clint Black
You said it all right there
Amen brother .
You can say that again!
mom
Seeing all of them singing together just warms my heart especially with Jerry Reed
Yeah Jerry is possibly one of the most underrated country artists ever and sadly he never really got the credit he deserved
agree!!
@@BallboysfromPAJerry was the best. In my opinion, there’s barely any guitarists I know who can even come close to Jerry
Never seen an artist have fun as much as he did on stage, constantly happy
That many legends on a weekly basis like back then could never happen nowadays
Dang! Glen Campbell tweaking his own tuning and then getting it back where it needed to be without using a tuner in front of a live audience, so much talent!
THe best part is Jerry and Minnie. They are having a blast together trying not to make each other laugh
This is possibly one of the best videos on UA-cam
So good, isn't it? It's unbelievable to see these talents all together like this.
@@FredHerrman Seems like we both watch it at the same time, I miss Hank Snow ! Merry Christmas Fred.
*This is the best video on UA-cam
For real
Not if you’re looking for a video about how to strip a phone
Seeing all these guys together REALLY makes me feel old. I'm 84 yrs old and outlived all of them. Just plain loved hearing them again!!
Glad you outlived them Roland . ❤❤Keep enjoying the music ..😘😘
Right you are..! But what fun they gave to us when alive, what great fun & memories they give us now they've gone,! Thanks folks, you'll be remembered ( during our lifetime, at least..)
Me too. But dang if we didn't grow up in the greatest time.
@@rolandemartin854 you sir experienced REAL country!
@@user-lw8gg9kh6u Don't I know it!! Just does not compare to today's so called country
Merle flat out nailed Buck Owens voice.
Manabozo and Marty
Manabozo and Marty’s
Merle sounded more like Buck Owens than Buck Owens did haha
He did the face perfect too. Lol
His Hank Snow was perfect 😆
No egos on display, just nine very talented stars having fun on stage together. No politics, no messaging, no nonsense. I miss those days in music, film and television.
No matter what happened behind the scenes, most could set it aside and create wonderful entertainment.
That's because they didn't take anything too personally they were pros.
Speechless. These people were so so so talented, cool, funny, gentle, totally unpretentious! How is that possible? We took them for granted, folks.😢
Yep it took a while for the general public to accept country music and the vast talents of its performers.
They all worked like DOGS to get as good as they were and the best of them were consummate performance artists: they were working HARD all the time at looking like they were having fun. Huge gulf in such skills today alas.
No. We were much the same.
We just were the audience.
Those were God's gifts for us.
The good ones.
That's why whenever something tells me " future will better" you only have to show them things like this.
They're all singin' for the Lord now... Bless 'em.
@Briguy52748 Amen.
Tru R.I.P.
Amen......
@Briguy52748 Didn’t think that was Don Gibson. Never heard of Mr. Hart, but rest his soul.
“in the sky lord in the sky”
Can we just appreciate not only did Merle Haggard do great impressions and was a decent man, He also wrote and played almost all of his own songs, actually served time in prison, spoke out against doing wrong and trying to be good, and was by all accounts, a great singer, songwriter, and a great guitarist. Friend to many, was a living legend in his time, and a man we will always miss. Merle was one in a million. Long live the Hag
When my wife and I watch, The Voice, we notice alot a good voices but there really isn't anything that just jumps out at you. Those people are already discovered.... unless they are 13 years old. What these people will never have, unless they can write it themselves is a number one hit. That is the difference between all the genre music now and back then. If you have the talent for writing and decent/good voice. You'd be a star. You don't have to have pipes like Whitney Houston. Just write and write and write.
Amen to that thankyou
Couldn't have said it better myself! I loved the "hag"
Amen
I totally agree. He was also a great American and showed his pride in some of his songs. I appreciate his smooth style singing and wonderful music. What a great generation of country music we had and can still appreciate through videos like this.
Merle Haggard's facial expression are worth a whole show on their own
When country music was country music. Here there be giants.
If they could witness today's "country music" they would ask, "what genre is that?" 😅
Heaven has a great bunch of people singing for the Lord.
Doubt it, they sold their souls, regardless of what anyone tells you.
These men didn't need any kind of studio fixing. They all were the real deal!
Well, except for June and Jerry, the rest had partials or veneers for front teeth. The music and singing was real - not dubbed or synthesized. Real talent for sure.
Had the great pleasure of working three shows [ advertising] with MERLE JOHNNY and Freddie HART, everyone you see in the video has passed on but they and others from the 50s 60s 70s left us with their great music that today's NASHVILLE can never touch, RIP
@@NASAastronautStep-Mom You're so funny, and accurate! Had to have a nice smile for that New Fangled Television!!
Allisson krous
AMEN !!!
Heaven must have one Hell of a show goin' on
man, no kiddin
Yeah
Bocephus Ctz amen brother
You ain't lying brother!!!!
Damn it Man...you ought to make a decal out of that.....
They got along,no trying to upstage one another, no whining and crying over who should have won this award or that award. They supported and respected each other
Unlike today,where their all out for themselves.
Well said.
Used to make fun of this music when I was a kid. Now I actually listen and I'm blown away. Unmatched talent pool back then. Ridiculous.
ANYTIME I CAN SEE GLEN CAMPBELL PLAY IT'S WORTH IT!
Just the enjoyment on everyone's faces is so infectious. A perfect grand finale with humour, personalities, harmony singing and multiple key changes. It was so good seeing June Carter there.
AGREE
Yep watching. Aug 20. 24. These are worth watching unlike the screaming yelling they call singing today. Give me this and. Elvis anytime. Never enough. Im in my late 70s. Thank you.youve made me happy. A big hi from. Aus.
I'm 17. And I love all these guys. I've been giggling with excitement since I found this video. 😂😍
I am sorry you never got to hear them when they were on the top of their game!! It was amazing!! I feel the same way about Patsy Cline and Bob Wills. Johnny Horton, Marty Robbins. Todays country just isn't the same.
Jack Allen I agree. The new country is more like pop. It's annoying.
I wasn't going to say it but yes...todays "country" is pop played three frets up the fret board with a fake country accent, lol. In my opinion country died quite a few years ago. It really is sad...
just look up smokey and the bandit 1 brilliant I first seen it in 1977 still brilliant , Jerry and Burt Reynolds plus Sally Fields I could go on
Joe Ennis I love Smokey and the Bandit. All three of them.
who could seriously dislike this video
hazybazy 1 well apparently there are 280?! I agree with you
Miley Cyrus.
Florida Georgia Line
Some prick in Austin.
So much talent on 1 stage.....
indeed.
Old skool country was the best country! These are the best of the best. (Cept Roy Clark and some other gals and guys are missing.) Amen.
Country will never be like this again. Makes me sad. I wish times were still like this.
Me too!
There is a song called "There is no country music for old men" boy did they get that right. I turned 80 last December.
I'm 56 and can't believe I have never seen this. I had to share this to my Facebook family and friends.
The way Buck comes in and does what would have been Don's part of the harmony is fantastic. RIP to the two best friends and Buckaroos.
What the hell ever happened to country music. It shouldn't even be mentioned in the same conversation with these giants.
Edward Moriarty what the hell are you talking about? Are you saying these guys aren’t country music?
@@rowdyg702 he's saying this is real country and modern country doesn't deserve to bee called country.
There are few people that actually sing country music butt when you hear it is amazing. I never got to really see any of these musicians because I wasn't around, I'm only 10 but I love classic country music.
I can only dream of seeing this live. A whole group of legends in one room together. Awesome
The closest i got was The Highwaymen.
You could not beat sixty and seventy country music they all got on great together like one big family
Seeing Jerry Reed makes you think that him and Burt is on a trip with sheriff Justice in pursuit
Heaven bouund - not down - loaded up & trucking!! 😇
I would have loved to see Glen and Jerry flat out tearing it up on guitar.
@@johnderekmitchell1510 - Do a UA-cam search as there is at least one video with the two of them just playing their guitars together!
It’s funny, I actually enjoy Merle’s impersonations more than the actual singers who’s songs he was covering 😂
😁❤️love him
yes!
Just another reason to appreciate the kind of entertainer and personality he was.
None better in my book!
Bring it back! This is the spirit that could save the USA!
This gave me chills i am a 15 yo girk and listen to this i was at dance class today and my teacher and i were talking abput how i was tired and wanted to go home and she bought up thos video. But there are ao many reasons i got chills from this 1 tjey where all having fun and having a grand old time. 2 because the thought that they have all passed away. 3 the 2 important people in my life who raised me to like this music have passed away as well.❤😢
The way Johnny smiles and looks at June and jokes with her, true love
There are two problems with that... Vivian Libretto & Carl Smith (with a cameo by Rip Nix)
I love Jerry Reeds reaction to Minnie Pearl. 😂😂
Yep the good ole days are gone. They won't air Dukes of Hazard, no Hee Haw, Grand ole Opry, Porter,Cash, show, Even the flag was banned from the General and anyone who knows anything about the south knows the flag was all but racist. The schools took prayer out, no pledge of allegiance. And they don't teach truth in the schools, no ass whipping. And last but not least use to be you had a issue with someone you fought fist to fist. One won the other pulled his balls up and shook hands it was over, now they come back with 5 friends, weapons and try to kill you then say I kicked his ass. What happened the past 30 or so years?
@Jane Marsee True/Respect! We are either fighting a lost battle but still the principality needs taught,......... Or something like that.
Merle and Johnny were so powerful and soulful.
Something ruined television , music, talent and entertainment in general. Thank goodness we have UA-cam to enjoy it again.
This was GREAT! Thank you
I was born 20 years to late, thank God for UA-cam
wow, I can't believe how much I enjoyed this, Those were good ol days for me..
Buck Owens had 21 # 1 hits. Glen C. 5, Merle H. 38, Mel Tillis 6, Johnny Cash 13, Jerry Reed 4.
and Conway 50 hota #1
When you're hot you're hot.... when you're not you're not..... :)
Did he sing Easy Lovin’?
Not one of them singing about “how country they are”
None of them are singing with fake bullshit country accents
Just watching Jerry Reed sing is entertaining. This man loved to perform and always looked like he was having a great time.
The list goes on and on and on. I've been watching Glen Campbell videos for hours tonight and I'm in awe of all of them. He could sing anything, and everything, and his version always seems to be the best I've heard. Remembering a man and his many talents who sadly died just hours ago, unaware of his own legacy. May he rest from his labors and find peace tonight.
bluemoonkyYT I'm still watching. 😊
Amen !
Watch the documentary "The Wrecking Crew" ... it was on Netflix awhile ago. Glen Campbell was originally a premium studio musician who recorded album music for Sonny and Cher, The Beach Boys, Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass Band, etc ... pretty much any famous band in the late 50's, and 60's till he left to start a solo career
Songs In This Video:
1. Devil Woman - Marty Robbins 0:18
2. I’m Movin’ On - Hank Snow 0:34
3. Love’s Gonna Live Here - Buck Owens 1:00
4. Jackson - Johnny Cash 1:55
5. A Boy Named Sue - Johnny Cash 2:35
6. I’ve Got A Tiger By The Tail - Buck Owens 3:14
7. When You’re Hot, You’re Hot - Jerry Reed 3:33
8. Detroit City - Mel Tillis 4:12
9. Act Naturally - Buck Owens 4:51
10. I Take a Lot of Pride in What I Am - Merle Haggard 5:10
11. Long Legged Guitar Pickin’ Man - Johnny Cash & June Carter 5:52
12. Oh Lonesome Me - Don Gibson 6:45
This may be the greatest youtube video ever. Here I am, a grown man and I feel like I discovered a mountain of gold for my ears, shout it to the moutains! Merle and Jerry are my favorites.
22KPAR1X Cyberdyne. Mine too
Very nostalgic for those of us who grew up in the 1960's and '70's! What a treat
22KPAR1X Cyberdyne
This is a beautiful jag! Everyone is on top form!
22KPAR1X Cyberdyne YOU SAID A MOUTHFUL THERE, PARDNER!!!!!
Virginia Wilson I'm probably 15-20 years younger than you....but I grew up with this music too....I still listen to it now....this video is cool....loved the impressions....
Whoes loving the pure sounds of country in 2018
Count me in Matthew. Still loving it in 2019 too!
Me, in 2024 I've got three six strings and a twelve string during the last seven years and I was eighty in January
Glen Campbell and Merl Haggard have more talent than any 4 people should have.
No auto tune, smoke or mirrors. Talent the likes of which will never be seen again.
merle haggard’s impersonations were spot on👌🏻 one of the greatest legends ever along with Johnny, Glen, Waylon, Willie etc
This was real country. I was 22 in 72.
All the great's beautiful loved every minute of this, your all loved and missed.
Jerry reed loosin his mind of minnie pearl is my favorite
Took me back many years like it was yesterday.....wow!! Now the world is sick
this is country as I grew up listening to it....must be a generational thing....D.O.B. 1952
Randy Elliott born in '93 and also grew up listening to this music.
72 model and old school country is my one true love. Long live the good ole boys n gals 👍
I was born in the wrong generation I love 50s,60s and 70s music today's music is shit. Rip to those legends
This makes me wanna cry...such a great time to be alive in this country...
Merle is incredible at doing voices in song it must have been so much fun playing with all these guys music is the best gift ever and everyone should get a chance to learn to play :-)
these guys.. regardless of genre.. are legendarily talented. Glenn Campbell one of the best guitarists/singers/ melodists ever born. Cash the same. and on and on
Merle was sexy as all get out!💝
looks like they was all havin fun
Donald Halden Baughman
Virtuoso players. Fun loving souls. Buck Owens was brilliant too. A great Texas boy!
Donald Halden Baughman couldn't have said it any better....Merle's impressions.....what a talent....
Donald Halden Baughman Darrel’s hous
Talk about talent. Wow!
Such a rich and satisfying mix!
Man if this doesn’t put a smile on your face I don’t know what will.
Back when country was real. Not manufactured crap you see on TV talent shows. These guys and 2 gals had talent and class,not the crap we have now. Today's music should not even be mentioned in the same sentence.
Such rugged men with voices of silk......Simply amazing at the talent on that stage...
The Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour was a great show from 69 to 72. I think this was one of the last shows? Only Glen could have pulled this kind of talent together all on stage at the same time. Everyone in the music and entertainment business had great respect for him and would have done this for him in a heartbeat. Everyone here was talented as hell but I think Glen was in a class all his own. One of the original members of The Wrecking Crew. Also "One of the best-selling solo male artists in U.S. chart history, Glen Campbell released more than 70 albums, selling 50 million copies with more than 80 songs charting". Not to mention all the artists that covered his tunes.
Nowadays people don’t appreciate legends like this, everyone loves rap and this new stuff they call country, but this is real country and they aren’t autotuned, it’s just pure talent.
I was born in 1972 and this is a flood of great memory's.
back when legends roamed the earth...
The Glen Campbell Variety Hour was the best of all the variety shows in the 70’s.
All the greats! Real County music. Glen was a musical genius
They were all so young & happy doing what they LUVED...singing Country!
They say that giants once roamed the Earth, Yeah, they sure did, and in this video, we have the privilege of hearing them again, and again, and....again.
I could watch this over and over, brilliant. Straight to the heart.
I could listen to these guys all day long!!!! LOVE LOVE LOVE!!!
All of them are dead and still the greatest me and my grandparents knew all of these great song's. Not the same today.
Just when you think this group of collective talent couldn't get any better, on walks June Carter Cash.
Glen Campbell, Johnny Cash, Buck Owens, and Jerry Reed are the ones I am aware of that passed away. It sucks when you get to know someone’s music and they pass. Aside from their work, they kind of leave a hole in your heart. At least Buck left us the Chrystal Palace in Bakersfield. And at least my Dad has some cool country music to listen to in heaven. God bless Glen, Buck and the rest of these good folks. Life goes too quickly.
Pure magic, there is no need to compare these talents to others ( today's so called singers) , they're not worthy to be mentioned
I'm 22 and started listing to Country music since I was 13, It got me through heavy depressions. These people are truly hero's to me. May their souls rest in peace
It's funny how 8+ minutes of country music can invoke so many wonderful memories and times. Wish I could go back and live my life in the 70's again, knowing what I know today. I'd appreciate things so much more than when I was a kid. I'd being listening to this and a lot more music from then. Today's music just doesn't compare. It all sounds the same now. So blah, so bland. This clip here and these stars make you wish for Doc Browns time machine and a tank of gas. Just enough to get you there but not come back. Rest In Peace Glenn and all those we loved. You are missed.
Proof that country can be as badass as the hardest rock
I kept this as a favorite.What a fantastic performance!A good chunk of my Country favs together.
More talent than the '92 Olympic USA basketball Dream Team.
One word comes to mind. Talent. No gimmicks just plain truth. This is the REAL thing. Nothing has come close to it on so called country music radio.
Those people put "Country" in "Country Music". My Lord, they were all the greatest, and they did leave us with their memories, what more could we ask for. Merle, Glenn, Buck, Jerry, Mel, June & Johnny, Freddie Hart, and Minnie Pearl, God Bless you all. RIP
Rest easy boys, especially that Rhinestone Cowboy! We miss Glen and friend too!
You can tell they have pride and love what they are doing by the genuine smile
Merle, the GOAT of country music, and from my home town! Boom!
I lived in a chicken coop with my pops, we had electricity, I don't know why I remember this program still today. Maybe cause dad was drunk and got up a danced to most songs here. Loved J Cash.
This is so much greatness on one stage
Best Country music medley ever!
wow my Dad was a Country Western fan and always had it playing on the cars AM radio hearing these songs reminds me of good times and my Dad singing along
Merle may be the nicest sounding voice of all them!
Unbelievable talent..........Brilliant songs
What a treat! I had no idea that Merle Haggard did impressions! Astonishing!
Most of the so called singers today don't even come close to all that talent on one stage that night. Heaven must be havin' one Hell of a jam session with those guys and gals up there. Now recently joined by Roy Clark. Hillbilly Heaven!!!!
i love how Jerry is laughing on Minnie’s shoulder. back when country singers were actually friends and happy to be together