When I was 6 years old and living in the San Diego area, there was an afternoon clown show on local TV (don't remember the name) but they had kids on the show for birthdays. My mother wrote in and I got to be on the show for my 6th birthday. Ferlin Husky, who was known as Terry Preston at the time, sang a song to all of us birthday kids and when he sang the song, he picked me up and sat me on his lap.......
I'd compare this favorably with Marty Robbins' "Don't Worry About Me." Singing about equal, but he lyrics on "Gone" are superior. Both great artists to be sure!
In the 60's my husband had his band in Germany (Hometowners USA) and booked Ferlin to fly there and use his band as backup. Wonderful entertainer and person.
I understand what your mom felt,I lost my daddy at age 16 and Ferlin got me thru that trawful time and the love of my life up and married a girl(for lack of a better word)I got him back and we have been Mattie’s 44 years,Thank you,Ferlin for being there when I thought the world had ended.God bless your Mom too. Tootsie Price Pace
I remember this was one of the BIGGEST Hit of 1957 - It played on the every radio station in NYC - Radio Stations in NYC at that time was - WMCA 570 on the AM Dial - 1010 WINS - WMGM -1050 on the AM Dial - WABC - 77 on the AM Dial - There was no FM in those days - If you grew up in the 50’S and 60’S - You grew up in the best years of Rock N Roll and You have the best memories of your life - just clean FUN - Coney Island - in Brooklyn - Palasaides Park in N.J. - Freedom Land in the Bronx - Wildwood in N.J. The Apollo Theatre in NYC - The Brooklyn Fox Thearter Downtown Brooklyn ( lots of Rock N Roll Shows there ) The Brooklyn Paramount Thearter ( Downtown Brooklyn ) Lots of Rock N Roll shows there too. YES - if you remember all those things then YOU are truly GREW UP in an ERA that was the BEST YEARS of you LIFE. Good Memories
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In 1957 this was a hit .I join the Navy 17 years old and now I am 84 I still love this song. Still kicking 👋
Same to me, born in 194o, Ferlin was one of the best we`ve ever had, gone in 2o11, RIP
One of the very best Country singers of all time.
Love love ❤️ love ❤️ I
Such a beautiful song beautiful ly sung ♥️♥️♥️♥️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
My Dad introduced me to this song many, many years ago; I still love it.
Ferlin, Ferlin what a voice great artist.. Country classic !
Lyrics
This was done when he was 65 - pretty darned good for ANY age . . .
The greatest of ALL songs...sung by the greatest artist......have loved him since i was a teen, am 76 now.......
Me too!
Beautiful, love him
Janyce Janota I remember these fine artists from when I was just a young girl.
Me too !
we were so much older then.....we re younger than that now.
What a treasure. Thank you Mr. Husky and Smokey Rogers (Composer).
Saw Ferlin in the mid 70s....what a wonderful man....A picture of my Mother on the wall with you together....I miss you both
I always loved the way he drops down in 2nd verse, background singers and 50s guitar break
My mom bought this record back in the fifties I always loved it
The best voice in country music.
my all time favorite song
Coolest song ever
Love his voice
Yes me too 💜
When I was 6 years old and living in the San Diego area, there was an afternoon clown show on local TV (don't remember the name) but they had kids on the show for birthdays. My mother wrote in and I got to be on the show for my 6th birthday. Ferlin Husky, who was known as Terry Preston at the time, sang a song to all of us birthday kids and when he sang the song, he picked me up and sat me on his lap.......
U R the Man!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Ferlin Husky is legendary.
first heard this song over 60 years ago. loved it then and now.
Such Talent could listen all day to him and such a wonderful guy
Wonderful. Many years ago i saw him in person unforgettable
Love this great singer with the beautiful eyes, one of my favorites, Marty Robbins was the other, Ferlin is still my love
Marty's and Ferlin's birth dates are really close. Ferlin 12/3/25, Marty 9/26/25.
I'd compare this favorably with Marty Robbins' "Don't Worry About Me." Singing about equal, but he lyrics on "Gone" are superior. Both great artists to be sure!
Absolutely beautifully sung!! Love this great song and singer!
Such a wide range of and unusual voice !
Great talent.....very touching performance .
This is a really nice live version, Ferlin still sounds wonderful here
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In the 60's my husband had his band in Germany (Hometowners USA) and booked Ferlin to fly there and use his band as backup. Wonderful entertainer and person.
1967..my nickname in high school......Ferlin..because I loved his music
My mothers favourite song as a young wife. Saw her through some challenging times in her marriage but love conquered all
I understand what your mom felt,I lost my daddy at age 16 and Ferlin got me thru that trawful time and the love of my life up and married a girl(for lack of a better word)I got him back and we have been Mattie’s 44 years,Thank you,Ferlin for being there when I thought the world had ended.God bless your Mom too.
Tootsie Price Pace
Wonderful
Thank you for this great memory.
Great song. Beautiful memories
I always loved this song. Thanks for posting!
God Bless,
Jeff :-)
He still had it!
I absolutely love the song Since You've Gone by Ferlin Husky
Very nice my dad was a big album collector back in the times he had all the older country music in our house 🏡
The man could sing...
Love this man Great voice So Handsome
Nice song n great singer, thanks for sharing to us.
Great ... I attended one of his shows in 1954 in Potlatch, Idaho. Genie Shepherd was with him.
Wow, I enjoyed that immensely .. nice stomp down at the end Ferlin!
GREAT MEMORIES,THANKS
love this song
I remember this was one of the BIGGEST Hit of 1957 - It played on the every radio station in NYC - Radio Stations in NYC at that time was - WMCA 570 on the AM Dial - 1010 WINS - WMGM -1050 on the AM Dial - WABC - 77 on the AM Dial - There was no FM in those days - If you grew up in the
50’S and 60’S - You grew up in the best years of Rock N Roll and You have the best memories of your life - just clean FUN - Coney Island - in Brooklyn - Palasaides Park in N.J. - Freedom Land in the Bronx - Wildwood in N.J. The Apollo Theatre in NYC - The Brooklyn Fox Thearter Downtown Brooklyn ( lots of Rock N Roll Shows there ) The Brooklyn Paramount Thearter ( Downtown Brooklyn ) Lots of Rock N Roll shows there too. YES - if you remember all those things then YOU are truly GREW UP in an ERA that was the BEST YEARS of you LIFE. Good Memories
I agree, in 1957 i was 13 years old, that's when i fell in love with country music
I heartily agree. I still have the 45rpm record that I bought in 1957; MEMORABLE and great!
His voice still so nice 💖
Better voice now than when he was young...aging like a fine wine !!!
Ferlin had perfect voice already as young that range from start to this point video shown
It doesn't get any better!!!!
still has the pipes! great song that I remember when I was a teen.
Love this
What virus..entertained by Husky.!!
Hewonderful i wish i could be there to sing with him
May he rest in peace
Genious!
I'm missing something. But carry on chap, you get my thumbs up!
Still sounded good
Ferlin Young is pure heaven
I have Ferlin's heartbreaking album from the 1950's "Boulevard Of Broken Dreams" in my record collection. it is so incredibly beautiful.
Best singer
I love this ACE Cannon did a fine job too
I just sent this to my ex....
I hope she doesn't think I've got a broken heart...
Pat Campbell this is for you because Is till love you
He could hit some low notes
Ferlin had a little of the Muppet voice, but no matter he did best version of WIngs of the Dove.
he sings like he has a bubble in his throat....nobody sings this like joey heatherton
This sounds like a dog howling at the moon😳
I'd rather hear Penny DeHaven sing this song!!! It's on her lp, PENNY DEHAVEN.
Hes good but Frankie Ford did an amazing job on this song.
Here for the suits only.
Great memories