The Browns, Jim Ed, Maxine and Bonnie - The Three Bells
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ย. 2024
- From "Country Family Reunion Celebration"
0:11 Maxine, Bonnie and Jim Ed
0:36 Chet Atkins
0:46 Skeeter Davis, Chet Atkins
0:57 Stonewall Jackson, Mac Wiseman
1:14 Skeeter Davis, Johnny Counterfit, Chet Atkins
1:55 Buck White, Sharon and Cheryl, Carol Lee Cooper
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I have loved this for years. I am seventy seven years old.
Gotta flash back good music like this now and then. The Browns recorded this country masterpiece in 1959- and i would bet this show and recording was done 40+ years later-They never lost a Beat. All 3 died within 4years of each other 2015-2019- Bless em all.
If you listened to any popular music station in the U.S. in the late 50's you'd hear this. Listen to the message! Is there ANYTHING on any popular music station as uplifting? That's how you know humanity has gone downhill.
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Loved that song from the first time I heard it. And that was a long, long time ago. I'm 72.
Jim Ed Brown probably had the second best male voice ever in country music. The greatest male voice belonged to Gentleman Jim Reeves.
@@marlenesullivan3113 Jim Reeves
@@thelastjohnwayne YOU HAVE GREAT TASTE IN MUSIC
GEORGE JONES IS A LEGEND TOO
Its nearly impossible to tell this performance apart from their original 1959 recording. Totally awesome and they have all aged gracefully. God bless the Browns.
Mark Muffs boy did they
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They had other artists backing them up
Was the way it was set up for all of them there .
Agree with you. Their voices hadn't change and the Harmony was there like it was so many years ago.
I agree 👍 💯 I love ❤️ the song 🎵 The Browns
Excellent,thousand times worth hearing, meldious voice.Appreciated beyond words.Thanks.Haridad Warrier, India.
My pops's favourite song.
This song never gets old for me.
I’ve loved the Browns since the 50’s when I first became aware of them !
great harmony. have always loved this song by Jim Ed Brown.
Doesn't get any better!
even after all these years they voices are still great and clear, no miming, live singing, not many groups can do this and keep their voices
They are fantastic - RIP all.
This song was played during my grandpas celebration of life video when he passed. his name happened to be jimmy brown. it's the only song he wanted.
so touching
Maxine, I know you are so happy to be with your sister Bonnie & your brother Jim Ed again. While we here on Earth are saddened by the loss of your earthly presence. I am certain that the heavenly choir is sitting in admiration of your absolutely perfect harmonies.
Just heard that jim ed passed away today,,,,,,,,, dedicate this to him he will be so truly missed, that awesome voice, his great personality,,,,,, : "Jimmy Brown has passed away" R.I.P. every single night for months i come here to CFR and listen to him and others, so thankful we have this media to enjoy.
This beautiful old song came out when we were young and has “haunted” all of us baby boomers all through our lives. But, oh how
we loved it. This is the first time I have thought of it and heard it since I got old. ❤️
Love This I remember my Mum Playing her 45 single of this on our Radiogram in the 1970s
I see the great Carol Lee right there singing back up. I wonder how many people realize how important her contributions were to the sound of the stars.
Agree!!
Jim Ed had a great voice and his sisters sang such great harmony. RIP Jim Ed and thanks for the great songs.
My family vacationed at CLEAR LAKE, CALIFORNIA...and this song was on the RADIO in 1963 when we were there...I BOUGHT IT THE NEXT TIME I WENT TO MY RECORD STORE...LOVE IT....R.I.P....Maxine....
RIP Jim. We'll miss your wonderful voice. ♥
Connie Smith Connie, what a special moment this was. Jim Ed, Maxine, and Bonnie were in near-perfect harmony. The nostalgia was overwhelming. Chet Atkins concealed his emotions pretty well, but he was truly touched, almost overcome. The loss of Jim Ed Brown is incalculable. Nashville is in mourning. The final curtain is coming down now. I am thankful I was here to witness country music in all of its glory.
Yes, so sad to lose such a wonderful voice. Happy that you were there YellowstoneBound1948
Connie Smith saw them in branson shotly befoe he passed
Roger Huff So glad you had a chance to see them. Awesome singers. :)
+roger huff maxine wil talk to you on youtube have spoken with her several times
Classic Country Music at it's FINEST!!!
It was like all those years just passed away & The Browns were back as beautiful as ever.
There right it's hard to touch the browns harmonies amazing so many of these performers from 70s and back still had it 50 years later. You can tell from seeing all the performers how much they were respected. I was watchin one of these the other night as great as the music is i love hearing all the random stories.
One of the best songs ever sung with such feeling.
Oh my godness, this is so very beautiful and touching. ;-)
Jim Ed on this 'modern' version of the Brown's classic proves that he never lost that great voice despite his advancing years. Poignant to see Chet Atkins in the clip; probably produced the original.
HE did
amazing voices thank you 🥰
I have listened to this song at least 5 times today, since hearing of Jim Ed's passing. I have cried each time. This is my all favorite of his songs. God bless Maxine and Bonnie as they deal with his loss. He had one of the smoothest voices in country music. A great man. R.I.P. Jim Ed.
Judy Peters Bless your heart, he is in a much better place now. I hope God will help the entire family during this painful time. He was one of a kind.
Well said Judy. It was a sad day but he leaves us with so much wonderful music. I feel his loss as do many and hope his family are able to deal with their grief. The loss of a loved one is difficult to say the least. R.I.P. Jim Ed.
I am 66 years old and this song is nearly as old as I am. A favorite of mine since I first heard it. It is a true classic.
R.I.P. Bonnie. The Browns were the finest family harmony groups.
Dieses Lied möchte ich, dass es zu meiner Beerdigung gesungen wird. Es beschreibt genau mein Leben.
INCREDIBLE PERFORMANCE BY A WONDERFUL GROUP.
JIM HAS THE VOICE OF AN ANGEL
WELL DONE
Amazing how one song can flood your mind and heart with great memories. Sure miss Jim Ed and his sisters.
This is probably their signature song. It is the song most people remember and it did hit the top of the charts if I am not mistaken. I can't imagine how many times they sung this over the span of their singing career. They were fantastic singers and a nice group of siblings.
I was lucky enough to see him perform this song at the Grand Old Opry this past winter. He was a great one and will be sorely missed.
saw jim ed brown in Nashville 2014 twice in three days it was I the best time in my life came from Australia was devastated hearing of his passing RIP loverly man
I always love the Browns. Our Mom would sing and us kids had to do the harmony.
I am so sad to hear the passing of Mr Jim Ed Brown .The world has lost a good singer, artist and a good human being. Loved this song. May he rest in peace in the beautiful Kingdom of Heaven. May God give his family and friends strength through this time of sorrow. Rest in peace Jimmy brown.
Thank you, Sopranos! For this beautiful song. Respect from Bodrum, Türkiye. ❤😊
So great tune, and great company, including Chet Atkins :)
Oh,i like it so much to see all the musicans.Moni
hi,i`m also from canada.my parents and grandparents also loved this song.best wishes
I've been getting really sentimental and teary-eyed at this song and their wonderful, immortal version of "The Old Lamplighter". Just smooth brilliance from the Brown family.
I love, love, love it. I still get chills all over, every time I hear it. It´s a masterpiece, one of a kind.
I´m so sad this beautiful old country music is "gone"
Ingrid, Du hast recht!!! You´re so right!!! What´s happened to country music today?
My absolute favorite was Marty Robbins (I have everything from him). I can remember, the first record I ever bought, at the age of 11, was "Devil woman". Do you remember his ballads, "El paso, El paso city, Feelena", or his beautiful love songs "Love me, Begging to you, My woman, my woman, my wife" and and and. I can´t name them all. And when I was not in a good mood, I had one favorite to get me "up" again, "Tonight Carmen", it made me dance through the house (and if I´m honest - it still does).
And there are many other names next to Jim Ed Brown: Bill Anderson, Jim Reeves, Tammy Wynette, George Jones, Larry Gatlin, Gene Watson, Johnny Cash, Johnny Horton, Jean Shepard, Jan Howard, Ferlin Husky and Billie Jo Spears. Here I can´t name them all either. We do have a few of the "old" ones left: Vince Gill, Willie Nelson, Kris Kristofferson, Ricky Van Shelton, Rosanne Cash.
It´s so sad that people think they have to "change" everything, even music. But maybe I´m just too old to understand it.....
i have all of martys songs
My grandfather used to listen to this song, still one of my favorites, couldn't believe I found it. A beautiful song
Judy, Canada
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I love this song so very much, it is so Beautiful.
Today Jim Ed was laid to rest. We have heavy hearts but are confident he has entered his heavenly home. He was an extraordinary performer but even more importantly an extraordinary man. RIP Jim Ed Brown. You will be greatly missed.
The best rendition of this song
TOTALLY AGREE
My mother used to play Jimmy’s songs when I was a very young boy and for years I have looked for the browns music! The only thing I could remember was the words ( Heaven fell last night) couldn’t remember who sung it! The words to that song has stuck in my brain all these years. I eventually found out who it was sung by a few years ago on TH-cam, unfortunately my mother passed away long before so I wasn’t able to let her listen to the browns singing again. Would have loved to have seen her face! We lived in a country that never played any of Jimmy’s songs on the radio.
R.I.P. Jim Ed Brown. I will miss your voice. This song has been a favorite of mine since childhood.
Outstanding - real music and beautifully sung Thank you for sharing
RIP Jim Ed Brown. I grew up listening to your music. The Three Bells was my favorite. I remember listening one day to it and said mom this song can make you cry happy tears and sad. I will continue to listen to the old classics of yours and others who walk with you now in heaven. God bless you all.
J'ai découvert les Browns a travers le livre de R.Bass.Je les adore.
Loved this song at age 12, still love it. It is music you can relate to and not something that the newer generation thinks is music. Oh well... great song!
Jim's hair game was always on point
Jim Ed was a Wonderful Wonderful performer and singer .... I love this song and I loved to hear him do it with the rest of the Browns❤️❤️❤️ I had the pleasure and honor of getting to know Jim Ed personally, from my Band Sky King being on the TV show
( you can be a star ) .... Jim Ed was kind gentle and genuine...! 🎵❤️🎶🎸🎓
great song.. they blended well with d song..
Was at the Opry last night and Jim Ed still sounds as good as ever which is nothing short of GREAT. Oh the memories.
It was like all those years between this rendition & the original recording were gone. RIP Jim Ed, Bonnie & Maxine.
This song the first time I heard it brought a tear to my eye.. 40 years later, I get the same reaction.. Rest in Peace Jim Ed.. God Bless ya...
+Joe W. I agree.
+mary murphy excuse me can i ask you a question
+mary murphy who is the guy with sea blue jacket , pale blue jeans and a black cowboy hat next to Johnny Russell
.Well sung Jim. Your voice is still fantastic if not better!
that song and the way they sung it. is a masterpiece
Excuse me can i ask you a question
What ?
It's amazing he still has that Golden voice after all these years. I had forgotten about this song that my Dad used to listen to until I heard it in a Sopranos episode.
Does anyone else think that Jim looks a little like Ralph Waite (of the Waltons TV show)?
Gee- i think they are all "in Heaven now"- That song on this Tv program is probably 40, even 50 years later after Jim Ed, Bonnie and Maxine Brown did the original classic "The Three Bells' . They didn't lose a beat- Fantastic. There's only a few of the Legends left-Loretta Lynn, George Strait and a few others. Today's country for the most part isn't there anymore.
I’m sure Mom was sick of this song and I wore out the record! I turned it up and sang…can’t carry a tune in a 5 gallon bucket, but Mom never said a word. She just let me wear out the record.
RIP Mom. I know you’re watching over Gracie and I. I miss you. 😞Love you so much and I can’t believe you’re not here. Im trying to help Daddy. I love you 💕
💕 ❤️
One of my very favorites!!
Isn't this wonderful? I was just a bit too young when it came out but I had the 45 and I love this song.
From far South Africa - Fantastic - more beautiful than when I first heard it in the 50's
Jim Ed, you are up singing with the angels now....God bless all.....
RIP THE BROWNS ,A GREAT GROUP. HAVE ALWAYS LIKE THEIR MUSIC.
love this song
brings back so many memories,,, so long ago and still fresh and wonderful
just beautiful
Crystal gayle
I had two close friends play with Jim Ed for 20 years. Met him a few times and he was always very nice. Played a song on the Opry in memory of my mom.
this song make me very peacefull
I have always loved everytime you see the Brown's sing this song Jim Ed is always looking at Bonnie and Maxine and smiling, true sibling love.
This is one of my favorites not because it's The Three Bells it's because Jim Ed is with Maxine and Bonnie and we see them like they are still together . Love them & miss the two of them
That has got to be the finest version of this wonderful song. And Jim Ed, Maxine, and Bonnie make it look so easy.
Me and my cousin Mony listened to this song over & over. Mony is gone now ? I am 73yrs old. Wonderful memories!
Simply marvelous
Doesn't get better than this!
RIP to Jim Ed, Maxine, and Bonnie. Rest easy
what a voice love this man
Awesome!🎼
How beautiful. One of the first 45's I remember was "Scarlet Ribbons".
THIS SONG BRINGS BACK A TON OF GREAT MEMORIES,THANKS FOR REFRESHING MY FADING MIND,GREAT MUSIC
No lip sinking their...wow awesome
iam just so happy that so many people keeps his music alive ill never for get him his one of the greats rest in peace jim ed
fantastic.
Best Group in Country Music
They are still tremendous!!!
Can't stop watching this excellent vid......
From the TV show, "Family Re-Union". Nice seeing our good friends, especially the one who produced The Browns, Chet Atkins. (Maxine Brown)
Farewell to you Jimmy Brown Loved Your Music ..
What it is all about, straight from the heart!
I think they sound better at this age than they did when they were young. :)
Don’t remember when the song came but the sound of their is still the same. They were wonderful.