Down home oh down home there used to be rivers and trees Fresh bread every single morning and sweet magnolia in the breeze Oh fishing lines and young dreams oh I hear them calling to me But there's no way to get down home cause down home's just a memory Wish I could leave this big town city living ain't living to me But there's no way to get down home No you can't retrieve it cause once you leave it oh down homes just a memory Down home oh down home
A lovely, gentle and nostalgic song that recalls A.E. Housemans poem from A Shropshire Lad: ‘What are those blue, remembered hills/what spires, what farms are those? That is the land of lost content/I see it shining plain/The happy highways where I went/and cannot come again.’
Vegas.Bound Despite everything, I think that he and Jeannie WERE mostly happy for the most part for a long time. No marriage is perfect, and no-one really knows what goes on ‘behind closed doors’ but there is no doubt that Dean loved his kids, and enjoyed being a family man. I also personally feel that he also loved Jeannie ‘in his fashion’ , after all they DID stay together for 24 years, despite his philandering ways. And she certainly must have loved him because even after he divorced her, when his marriage to Catherine fell apart after just a couple of years, Jeannie still took him back despite all the heartache he must have caused her over the years. And though they never actually remarried, they did stay together for the last years of Deans life, until he passed on. As much as I love Dean, to my mind Jeannie was a very special, tolerant and strong woman, and he was lucky to have her in his life.
I have the 45 RPM record of this song by Dean Martin. If I remember correctly this song was not on any Dean Martin album release. Released only on 45's. It's also included in the huge 4 box set from Bear Family Records though. 🤗 The song Come on down is on the flip side of Down Home on the Reprise 0893 45 RPM record.
From what I heard, Deano was a great Dad!
Beautiful family
Thanks for Sharing!
Love to hear Dean singing Down Home. Love this song by Dean.It's a Country Western sound. Love the pictures too.
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I love me some Dino! The best crooner ever.
Jolies photos de jeanny and Dean ils étaient si beaux tous les deux on les regrette tellement jolie chanson merci Dean 👏👍💘💝😍🤩🤩🤩
Thank you for sharing...just lovely
Down home oh down home there used to be rivers and trees
Fresh bread every single morning and sweet magnolia in the breeze
Oh fishing lines and young dreams oh I hear them calling to me
But there's no way to get down home cause down home's just a memory
Wish I could leave this big town city living ain't living to me
But there's no way to get down home
No you can't retrieve it cause once you leave it oh down homes just a memory
Down home oh down home
Wow! Pictures with his family. That's totally cool. Thanks for posting. Song was great, of course.
Our memory of heart sing singer.
I LOVE DEAN MARTIN ♥ ❤ 💕 😍 💙 💓 ♥ ❤ 💕 😍 💙 💓 ♥ ❤
A lovely, gentle and nostalgic song that recalls A.E. Housemans poem from A Shropshire Lad: ‘What are those blue, remembered hills/what spires, what farms are those?
That is the land of lost content/I see it shining plain/The happy highways where I went/and cannot come again.’
Very lovely song ! Think you. With Dean we are always satisfied.
Catherine Cochetel yqw & BTW Down Home (I) is still coming 😃
??? please, I don't understand
With these photos, you'd think he had a happy family life.
Vegas.Bound Despite everything, I think that he and Jeannie WERE mostly happy for the most part for a long time. No marriage is perfect, and no-one really knows what goes on ‘behind closed doors’ but there is no doubt that Dean loved his kids, and enjoyed being a family man. I also personally feel that he also loved Jeannie ‘in his fashion’ , after all they DID stay together for 24 years, despite his philandering ways. And she certainly must have loved him because even after he divorced her, when his marriage to Catherine fell apart after just a couple of years, Jeannie still took him back despite all the heartache he must have caused her over the years. And though they never actually remarried, they did stay together for the last years of Deans life, until he passed on. As much as I love Dean, to my mind Jeannie was a very special, tolerant and strong woman, and he was lucky to have her in his life.
@@lindashelley3635 je suis d accord Dean était pour nous fans le meilleur mais des la vraie vie on ne sait pas tout ❤💙💚
Loved it
I have the 45 RPM record of this song by Dean Martin. If I remember correctly this song was not on any Dean Martin album release. Released only on 45's. It's also included in the huge 4 box set from Bear Family Records though. 🤗 The song Come on down is on the flip side of Down Home on the Reprise 0893 45 RPM record.
Fine !
i love it thanks .Where is nr 1
where is the first version, please, I can't find it in your songs ?
its on the' Houston' Album
I love Dean singing this and almost anything, but I have to say I like Ricky Nelson's version best....