This video was the first place I ever heard Wildwood Flower, a year and a half ago. I clicked on the video to hear Jimmie, and figured I might as well listen to the second song. It's been my favorite song ever since.
I have a long play album purchased about 1970 featuring Jimmy Rogers. On the back side of the cover is information stating that the trumpet being played for one of the songs is the first known recording of the great Louie Armstrong.
I grew up with Jimmie Rogers and A.P. Carter, and many other well-known very down to earth singers. Today, I love to sit out on the front porch and sing so many of these songs what brings tears to my eyes. Because, today--this is what's missin in Our American culture. These beautiful songs what describes our former life in our good ole USA, in such a way as it used to was It was so innocent and beautiful. We had good times in this manner.
Given our vocabulary and topics,how many strummin songs could you write...for people who don't dance together...? the simple repetition changes our culture...
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For Jimmy Rodgers lovers, Merle Haggard did a two album set of all Jimmy Rodgers songs. Excellent interpretation of Jimmy. Also, listen to Guy Clark's recording of this song. Guy nails it to the wall.
These songs were recorded in the 1930's, when it first became a thing to record songs. We owe eternal gratitude to Ralph Peer and his like for making it possible for us to hear them now
These old songs shall always be preserved around here at home when I sing them on my old front porch. My younger neighbors seem to enjoy it when they are just walking past. Ya know?
@@toro5338 Jimmy Rogers died a year or two after these recordings of tuberculosis. Not so good. Calvin Coolidge’s son died from a blister he got playing tennis on the White House lawn. He developed blood poisoning. When I was a kid people got polio and had to live in iron lungs. Things much better now despite what some say. Crime is lower ironically cars safer. I think you meant good old days gone?
@paulnicholson1906 Hi, well, not being a US citizen, I of course cannot compete with your knowledge 'bout it. Nevertheless, I've been in your country many, many times. I surely can say I put "the tires of my rental car" on 21 States. So, along those beautiful trips I could see, I could enjoy, I could also speak with inhabitants. I found them very open to chat and to be friendly, even just for an evening. In short, I'm keeping in my heart lots of nice moments. And in regard to the music, well, my favourite are: the old country music (been in Luckenbach more than once) and the great old jazz as well 👍💪 Wish you health and love. Greetings from Switzerland.
Yup. I remember many a Saturday night listening to the am radio with only the fireplace and or the single bare light bulb to light the house. I knew and appreciated every song on that radio. We made a gallon of butter every Sat. night. Mom saved the cream off the milk from the cows. She put it in a 1 gal. wide mouth jar. We would each shake the big jar 100 shakes then pass it to the next person. Usually byy the time the jar made the circle we had big lump of cream. Some of it always went home with the visiters. A thin milk was left over in the process. Bluish in color. Called it, " blue john". Its how many children learned their numbers.
Very cool. Thanks. Wildwood flower was the first song my brothers learned when they fisrt started their music careers. Love the Rogers Bothers Road Show.
Great to hear its still open. We were there about 20 years ago and really enjoyed it. I bought his CD there, I better pull it out and listen to it again. Thanks to the people that keep the museum open.
My dad had a bad idea drinking problem back in the 20s and 30s. I guess he was depressed too. He drowned when I was.2, never knew him. He loved Jimmy Rogers. .
My dad loved him, too. The three of us girls used to make fun of his taste in music and now I kick myself because I know I just didn't appreciate good music then, and now I do, plus I miss Dad terribly!
The refrain "He's in the jailhouse now," sounds exactly like Leadbelly. Or Leadbelly (Huddy Ledbetter) sounds just like Jimmy Rogers. Cross Pollination. Which came first, the chicken or the egg? Lovely rendition anyway.
Rogers recorded from 1927-1933. Ledbetter was first recorded in 1933, while still in prison, by the Lomaxes for the Library of Congress. His first recordings for the American Record Corporation occurred in early 1935.
I lived minutes from his home town they have a Jimmy Rogers festival complete with music competition 1st place gets a record deal I don't think they have produced another Jimmy Rogers yet though
the photo is from the country music hall of fame and the caption reads "Jimmie Rodgers (far left) and his wife and daughter, visiting with Ralph S. Peer and his wife (couple seated in center), on the patio of Rodgers’s home, Blue Yodeler’s Paradise, in Kerrville, Texas, 1930."
My notes accompanying the video clearly state "Both tunes were recorded in Camden on Feb. 15, 1928 and May 10, 1928, respectively." I used to number my videos, and this one was 1534.
Jimmie Rodgers, the Father of Country Music....along with Hank Williams and Fred Rose, the first 3 inductees into the Country Music Hall of Fame. And the Carter Family, absolutely LEGENDARY !!!!! Now, this is MUSIC ...not the NOISE of today's vastly overpaid and untalented bunch of wackos
These people are the greatest, Jimmy, Mother Maybelle, Hank. But what’s the need so many feel to say - and course you’re hardly alone - “Now this is MUSIC, not the noise of ... untalented ... wackos.” The need to put others down while praising the music you love - and which those others might love too, if they heard it -suggests that you have some self-esteem problems, because what YOU love is superior to others’ preferences. Every musician makes noise? Everyone is an untalented wacko? You think Mother Maybelle said that about Hank, whose sound was different from hers, recorded much later? I doubt it. This isn’t Georgia vs. Georgia Tech.
@@haroldsteinblatt2567 I couldn't have said it better myself. I would also like to add that you can't compare apples to oranges. You gotta judge wether or not a song is good by comparing it with its contemporaries at the time. You can't compare The Lighting Express and Bohemian Rhapsody and say which one is better. They're like an apple and an orange. Some people may like one or the other, but you cannot quantify one's quality over the other. It would be like saying a fish is stupid because it doesn't know how to walk.
Entirely agree but I never got yodelling. Through these You Tube posts I have found many people I had not heard too much of. Radio in London in the 50s and early 60s was appalling. Jimmy and the Carters were inbred on my by my Canadian father.
Jimmy Rogers was my Daddy's favorite singer. My Mama would sit on our bed and sing country songs to my brother James and myself.She could yodel up a storm.
@@likesanddislikesetc - Here's a better quality, colorized upload of the same video. Anita Carter & Hank Williams - I Can't Help It (Live 1952) IN COLOR th-cam.com/video/FRaZVav5sco/w-d-xo.html
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This video was the first place I ever heard Wildwood Flower, a year and a half ago. I clicked on the video to hear Jimmie, and figured I might as well listen to the second song. It's been my favorite song ever since.
I have a long play album purchased about 1970 featuring Jimmy Rogers. On the back side of the cover is information stating that the trumpet being played for one of the songs is the first known recording of the great Louie Armstrong.
Here from Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦 we haer a good song thank you for that video
I grew up with Jimmie Rogers and A.P. Carter, and many other well-known very down to earth singers. Today, I love to sit out on the front porch and sing so many of these songs what brings tears to my eyes. Because, today--this is what's missin in Our American culture. These beautiful songs what describes our former life in our good ole USA, in such a way as it used to was
It was so innocent and beautiful. We had good times in this manner.
I thank God that I can listen and learn . HES IN THE JAIL HOUSE NOw
Given our vocabulary and topics,how many strummin
songs could you write...for people who don't dance together...? the simple repetition changes our culture...
are you a hundred and fifty?
Ramblin Bob then Cheaten Donald!
My grandpa used to play these songs and nowadays I sit back and listen to him to bring the tears to my eyes
My daddy used to sing this song, too. I loved the way my Mom and Dad could both yodel. I miss them so much. Their music made me happy. Thanks Jimmie.
Hi there!
I miss all my Carter family that has departed!
Anita Carter & Hank Williams (LIVE): "I Can't Help It (if I'm still in love with you)"
th-cam.com/video/QYhAs2kmTV4/w-d-xo.html
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My Dad could pick the hell out of this song. RIP Dad!
I love the pure sound , no screaming or electric music that's so loud you can't hear the song.
These singers were my dad and moms favorites. My dad was 20 in 1929 and my mom was 19. They were really popular back then.
After watching Ken Burns..Country Music...This is what it is all about...Thanks Ranch Radio.
one of the greatest PBS programs, ever
Wildwood Flower: My favorite of all their songs!
Iconic Country Music at it's Best. Jimmie Rodgers and the Carter Family. Smokey Binion, Jr.
enjoying the history of the Carter family
the purity of it all.... this is so good...... these folks had NO idea what they were starting, the child that would be born of their sounds.....
Beautiful comment.
For Jimmy Rodgers lovers, Merle Haggard did a two album set of all Jimmy Rodgers songs. Excellent interpretation of Jimmy. Also, listen to Guy Clark's recording of this song. Guy nails it to the wall.
Anita Carter & Hank Williams (LIVE): "I Can't Help It (if I'm still in love with you)"
th-cam.com/video/QYhAs2kmTV4/w-d-xo.html
wildwood flower ~~~~♡♡ Carter family Thank you
It is so great that these old songs are preserved.
Yes it is!
yup [ agree
These songs were recorded in the 1930's, when it first became a thing to record songs. We owe eternal gratitude to Ralph Peer and his like for making it possible for us to hear them now
These old songs shall always be preserved around here at home when I sing them on my old front porch. My younger neighbors seem to enjoy it when they are just walking past. Ya know?
Awesome! Jimmie was Ernest Tubbs idol! He had Jimmies guitar for 40 years!
And Ernest was such a good man, he gave her the guitar back.
Anita Carter & Hank Williams (LIVE): "I Can't Help It (if I'm still in love with you)"
th-cam.com/video/QYhAs2kmTV4/w-d-xo.html
Good old days 😔😪
Even though I wasn't yet in this poor world which is now getting slowly but inexorably rotten.
Thanks for posting 👍💪
The good ole days weren’t. Things are much better now and you can listen to nice music on TH-cam to your hearts content.
@paulnicholson1906 Hi pal, well... nice music on YT ? Yup, but the old good days ones.
@@toro5338 Jimmy Rogers died a year or two after these recordings of tuberculosis. Not so good. Calvin Coolidge’s son died from a blister he got playing tennis on the White House lawn. He developed blood poisoning. When I was a kid people got polio and had to live in iron lungs. Things much better now despite what some say. Crime is lower ironically cars safer. I think you meant good old days gone?
@paulnicholson1906 Hi, well, not being a US citizen, I of course cannot compete with your knowledge 'bout it.
Nevertheless, I've been in your country many, many times.
I surely can say I put "the tires of my rental car" on 21 States.
So, along those beautiful trips I could see, I could enjoy, I could also speak with inhabitants.
I found them very open to chat and to be friendly, even just for an evening.
In short, I'm keeping in my heart lots of nice moments.
And in regard to the music, well, my favourite are: the old country music (been in Luckenbach more than once) and the great old jazz as well 👍💪
Wish you health and love. Greetings from Switzerland.
@@toro5338 I have been to Switzerland, it is a very nice country. In fact my wife and I are thinking of visiting soon.
Love it! This song was a no.1 hit for Webb Pierce in 1955!
Yup. I remember many a Saturday night listening to the am radio with only the fireplace and or the single bare light bulb to light the house. I knew and appreciated every song on that radio. We made a gallon of butter every Sat. night. Mom saved the cream off the milk from the cows. She put it in a 1 gal. wide mouth jar. We would each shake the big jar 100 shakes then pass it to the next person. Usually byy the time the jar made the circle we had big lump of cream. Some of it always went home with the visiters. A thin milk was left over in the process. Bluish in color. Called it, " blue john".
Its how many children learned their numbers.
Great story, thanks for sharing
Really love this comment.
Great story
Very cool. Thanks. Wildwood flower was the first song my brothers learned when they fisrt started their music careers. Love the Rogers Bothers Road Show.
Thank you Cowboy Rose
The Father of Country Jimmie Rodgers
I once went home and listened to Jimmie in my lunch break..
Jimmy probably influenced more singers than anyone but maybe Hank. The Carter Family is the number ONE family of Country music.
He did have an effect on Hank sr. And mostly on Earnest tubb.. check it out
@@jasonhiggins8909 Hank Snow was another Jimmie Rodgers acolyte.
Hank did some yodeling
@@impassable From Shediach Nova Scotia. He was a cousin to my younger daughter‘S grandpa.
Jimmy Rogers and the Carter's, two beautiful bouncy babies born in the same basinet.
Anita Carter & Hank Williams (LIVE): "I Can't Help It (if I'm still in love with you)"
th-cam.com/video/QYhAs2kmTV4/w-d-xo.html
If anyone ever says something bad about Jimmie Rodgers...I'll punch them in the nose!
Good girl I'm proud of you 👏 🥰 💛
Love this.
I heard about Jimmie and the Carter's several years before I actually Heard them.
Anita Carter & Hank Williams (LIVE): "I Can't Help It (if I'm still in love with you)"
th-cam.com/video/QYhAs2kmTV4/w-d-xo.html
Great connection wth the past!
Cousin Jimmies music all began on the back porch of his mamas Mississippi home.
Thanks for this! I'm really starting to love Jimmy Rodgers!
two thumbs up... appreciate that 👍👍
no, 4 thumbs up!!!!
Great of country and yodel... From France.
One in a ..there is no amount to compare, one and only Jimmie Rodgers.
Can I get a yee-haw, and an amen. Love it...
A great talent, only needs a guitar and his haunting voice !
What an absolute treat. Thank You's.!
Stopped in to see Jimmies Birthplace in Mississippi a few years back..Nice museum now...
I live in Meridian, thanks for stopping by
Great to hear its still open. We were there about 20 years ago and really enjoyed it. I bought his CD there, I better pull it out and listen to it again. Thanks to the people that keep the museum open.
It also influence the way my uncle and Dad played guitar and handed it down to me
My dad had a bad idea drinking problem back in the 20s and 30s. I guess he was depressed too. He drowned when I was.2, never knew him. He loved Jimmy Rogers. .
Holy crap do we have lots in common , peace to you .
My dad loved him, too. The three of us girls used to make fun of his taste in music and now I kick myself because I know I just didn't appreciate good music then, and now I do, plus I miss Dad terribly!
Love it!
Beautiful.
Big Love to you for making this video, Ranch Radio!
Thank you, and thanks also for subscribing.
Hi there !
How are you doing today
Bom demais, foram pioneiros em muitos estilos e temas. maneco Brasil.
Please lyrics....some good soul out there that could write the lyrics of this masterpiece!!!
THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES!!!
ウイリネリソヮ
Jimmie Rodgers was awesome! Howling Wolf listed him as an influence. That alone, defines his genius.
Your not wrong there.
Jimmie was a bad ass
Great
c est KOOL !!!
Very very good song .... !!!
Thanks U Tubeall the best stuff! LISA IS IT
he was awesome
Booze and young tail just gets you in trouble.
Mama maybelle was the driving force early. Later years shown her daughters were so much better with her...
Stop, Legends at play.
The refrain "He's in the jailhouse now," sounds exactly like Leadbelly. Or Leadbelly (Huddy Ledbetter) sounds just like Jimmy Rogers. Cross Pollination. Which came first, the chicken or the egg? Lovely rendition anyway.
Rogers recorded from 1927-1933. Ledbetter was first recorded in 1933, while still in prison, by the Lomaxes for the Library of Congress. His first recordings for the American Record Corporation occurred in early 1935.
Oops. The correct spelling is Rodgers.
This is my life
An absolute legend .
ni jhhj
I bet Jimmie Rogers loved that beautiful car.
I lived minutes from his home town they have a Jimmy Rogers festival complete with music competition 1st place gets a record deal I don't think they have produced another Jimmy Rogers yet though
The singing brakeman
I sing and play this one on fiddle..sort of like this...
That is some picture...
Yodle "like no one else??"
Shoot. I meant a big lump of butter. Mom would cut it out of the gallon jar with a knife.
Who is here because of the Ken Burns?
Heck Yeah, Brutha! Watched that last nite!
Been watching the series and went to Willy's Outlaw Fest in Philadelphia, Pa. on Friday 9/13/20. What a great way to tie it all together.
Me! I have become obsessed with it.
Great Doc 💪🏼💪🏼
@@montereyeast66 You went there next year?
I don't want Fop God damn it, I'm a dappa dan man
Jimmy
Who young girl in the picture there jimmie, Maybell , A.b and his wife, but dont know the girl
the photo is from the country music hall of fame and the caption reads "Jimmie Rodgers (far left) and his wife and daughter, visiting with Ralph S. Peer and his wife (couple seated in center), on the patio of Rodgers’s home, Blue Yodeler’s Paradise, in Kerrville, Texas, 1930."
What is this beautiful car ?....
Dan Laplume '29 Ford Model A
Thought it was a Marmon but you`re probably right.
Yes , 29 model A
1534? That was a long time before country music I think. Unless you equate renesancauce with country.
I used to number my videos, so this was no. 1534. If you read the text accompanying the video it clearly states the tunes were recorded in 1928.
Read description before posting, pay attention to spell check.
@@sdnlawrence5640 Maybe he was only joking??
1934?how?Jimmie Rodgers died in 1933.
My notes accompanying the video clearly state "Both tunes were recorded in Camden on Feb. 15, 1928 and May 10, 1928, respectively." I used to number my videos, and this one was 1534.
met a girl named floozey
Peony rose plannts
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Ronnie buck
🏃♂️💨💨💨............🚨☝️👮♂️👮♀️
Sleepy eyed Joe Biden's new theme song.
Jimmie Rodgers, the Father of Country Music....along with Hank Williams and Fred Rose, the first 3 inductees into the Country Music Hall of Fame. And the Carter Family, absolutely LEGENDARY !!!!! Now, this is MUSIC ...not the NOISE of today's vastly overpaid and untalented bunch of wackos
These people are the greatest, Jimmy, Mother Maybelle, Hank. But what’s the need so many feel to say - and course you’re hardly alone - “Now this is MUSIC, not the noise of ... untalented ... wackos.” The need to put others down while praising the music you love - and which those others might love too, if they heard it -suggests that you have some self-esteem problems, because what YOU love is superior to others’ preferences. Every musician makes noise? Everyone is an untalented wacko? You think Mother Maybelle said that about Hank, whose sound was different from hers, recorded much later? I doubt it. This isn’t Georgia vs. Georgia Tech.
@@haroldsteinblatt2567 I couldn't have said it better myself. I would also like to add that you can't compare apples to oranges. You gotta judge wether or not a song is good by comparing it with its contemporaries at the time. You can't compare The Lighting Express and Bohemian Rhapsody and say which one is better. They're like an apple and an orange. Some people may like one or the other, but you cannot quantify one's quality over the other. It would be like saying a fish is stupid because it doesn't know how to walk.
I never get tired of listing to Jimmy or the Carter family
goo eee me neither. You have good taste sir
first song i learned to play 60 years ago
goo eee My dad used to torture me as a kid with both of these! I now have his records and torture my kids!!!
Entirely agree but I never got yodelling. Through these You Tube posts I have found many people I had not heard too much of. Radio in London in the 50s and early 60s was appalling. Jimmy and the Carters were inbred on my by my Canadian father.
Jimmy Rogers was my Daddy's favorite singer.
My Mama would sit on our bed and sing country songs to my brother James and myself.She could yodel up a storm.
I never knew wildwood flower had words until Mom told me once. Love it.
Wild wood flower was played perfect in this video
Love Jimmie, discovered him 20 years ago and was blown away, and still am.
I'm English, getting interested in "early" Country music.Discovered Jimmie two days ago. Really love his songs and yodels.
He was the man who started it all...
A couple of favourites, are Gambling Bar room Blues, and Prairie Lullaby.
@@stevemogan5384: Great cuts for SURE
@@stevemogan5384Call
Is that June Carter Cash at 2:00 in the picture? I love this song and all of this music.
That's my question too.
Did a little digging and I think it is more likely to be Helen as she was the oldest of the three daughters, Helen, June, and Anita.😊
This Music is Magic from the Heart !!!
Jimmie Roger's and Hank Williams sr. Best country singers
George Jones. ALL. Country Love Jimmie Rogers and Mother Maybelle
Anita Carter & Hank Williams (LIVE): "I Can't Help It (if I'm still in love with you)"
th-cam.com/video/QYhAs2kmTV4/w-d-xo.html
@@tomc8617 such a great video
@@likesanddislikesetc - Here's a better quality, colorized upload of the same video.
Anita Carter & Hank Williams - I Can't Help It (Live 1952) IN COLOR
th-cam.com/video/FRaZVav5sco/w-d-xo.html
@@likesanddislikesetc no no
wonder time..such a great voice and fine songs.Clever with his backing bands too....variable !
Jimmie remains one of my top favorites!
Me too!
....this is great, however, # 2 is so much better ! (Jimmie's IN THE JAILHOUSE)
The man who started it all.
Anita Carter & Hank Williams (LIVE): "I Can't Help It (if I'm still in love with you)"
th-cam.com/video/QYhAs2kmTV4/w-d-xo.html
Is it Anita in this photo?
Love his style.
Jerry Jeff brought me here to hear the O. Texas Swing by the swellest!
love it
❤😂🎉
ace!
these Carters any relation to June Carter, Johnny Cash's wife?
Ramblin Bob first then Cheatin Donald!
I wish i was born with jimmie...
Accountability. Just what makes thee ALLIANCE or United Nation League or such think 🤔 ya’ll are above the law? But you all burden poor men & women with burdens they cannot 🐻? Selah. (Pause and thjnk calmly on this) Then flaunt your riches in the poor slaves faces. Your highness how can you all sleep 🛌 with the conditions of the builders and workers who are to stay on the outskirts of Dubai? They ain’t even allowed in the city 🌃 off work!! They take their passport and make them pay high cost green cards! Then they never get paid on time and work 12 hours in the hot 🥵 desert heat!
Thats great, thank you
Me