Ernest Tubb really connected with a crowd like no one else could. If that smile and sincerity doesn’t win you over immediately then there just ain’t no hope for you.
I grew up with Ernest tubb music and Marty has always been my favorite singer. I met him once when I was a teen and he was such a wonderful caring person and it just cemented my love of his music n voice.
Ernest really wasn’t that old in this video, in his 60’s, but yes he still sounded really good. He was only 70 when he died in September of 1984. My dad is in his 80’s and still sounds great, maybe not exactly like he did when he was younger but still sounds great. Not everyone loses their voice with age.
Ernest Tubb band was just so real. Pure country, pedal steel, guitar. Ernest of course one of the greatest. Marty, well what can we say. So cool and smooth. RIP.
I've seen Earnest Tubb at a outdoor festival in Ohio in the 1980s before he past away. The festival is called Millersport Sweet Corn Festival. Every year the weekend before labor day in September on Saturday (the last night of the festival) they always had somebody from the Grand Ol Opry there. They've had Earnest Tubb one year Whispering Bill Anderson another year and others and I've seen both Earnest Tubb when he was there that year and Bill Anderson another year. It's been 40 years yesterday (9/6/2024) since The Texas Troubador (Earnest Tubb) past away. RIP ET. Still loved and missed
This is so wonderful....lovely to see these two great artists performing together! Titles for anyone who might want to find the whole song by Ernest Tubb Times are approximate... (Who sings it!) 00:00 Intro 00:12 You Nearly Lose Your Mind (Ernest Tubb) 01:06 I'll Always Be Glad To Take You Back (Marty Robbins) 02:23 Let's Say Goodbye Like We Said Hello (Ernest Tubb) 03:45 I Wonder Why You Said Goodbye (Marty Robbins) 04:55 Tomorrow Never Comes (Ernest Tubb) 05:33 When The World Has Turned You Down (Marty Robbins) 07:01 Try Me One More Time (Ernest Tubb) THANKS SO MUCH FOR POSTING THIS CLIP!! Great stuff! Dig, DmGrk
Marty Robbins (26 de septiembre de 1925 - 8 de diciembre de 1982) fue un cantante, compositor, actor, instrumentista y piloto automovilístico de la NASCAR de nacionalidad estadounidense. Uno de los pioneros del estilo outlaw country. , Robbins fue uno de los más populares y exitosos cantantes de música country de su país, con una carrera que se prolongó a lo largo de casi cuatro décadas. desde finales de los años 1940 hasta principios de los de 1980.
The firts times i,heard your voice cometo my mine i like this,song i like you win from the start i love your,songs amen thank you, you,,all singers bless you all enjoy the rest of your day amen
I know every single song that they did and I sang the words to them also ET was and still is my number one of two favorite male artists hank Williams Sr is the other just like Loretta Lynn and patsy cline are my two favorite female artists
I know every single song. I was singing with them ET is one of 2 male artists (hank Williams is the other one). I'm surprised that ET wasn't playing his guitar when Marty was singing
@@tammyslaughter9587 I don't think anyone said Lynn Owlsley was Japanese. I was originally asking if the steel player was the Japanese player Kiyoshi Kobyashi. ( I had forgotten his name ) but Marcus McFaul answered my question and knew it was Lynn Owesley,
@@WildPhotoShooter I understand, and I’m sorry if I was rude, but there was never a Japanese Texas Troubadour. There was a Hispanic Texas Troubadour who was actually from Texas, but as talented as Kiyoshi was and I know he was also a session player at one time he just never played for Ernest Tubb.
Ernest Tubb & Marty Robbins…now THIS is what you would call REAL Country Music!
Love the old timey country music. So much better than todays' popular country.
The ten people who don't like this, need to have their ears checked!
Ernest Tubb really connected with a crowd like no one else could. If that smile and sincerity doesn’t win you over immediately then there just ain’t no hope for you.
Love these old songs you don't hear any more
I so love these old stars. Not enough tribute is paid to some of these.old time country singers and song writers.
This is real music. Understand every word.
I grew up with Ernest tubb music and Marty has always been my favorite singer. I met him once when I was a teen and he was such a wonderful caring person and it just cemented my love of his music n voice.
It's amazing that how old ET was and still sang the same...reminds me the same of Stonewall Jackson and even Ray Price. True legends of country music.
Ernest really wasn’t that old in this video, in his 60’s, but yes he still sounded really good. He was only 70 when he died in September of 1984. My dad is in his 80’s and still sounds great, maybe not exactly like he did when he was younger but still sounds great. Not everyone loses their voice with age.
Back when voices and styles were recognizable. Thanks to recordings and great videos like this I'm still peeling labels.
Ernest Tubb band was just so real. Pure country, pedal steel, guitar. Ernest of course one of the greatest. Marty, well what can we say. So cool and smooth. RIP.
It amazes how good Ernest is, love him and always love Marty. Rest in Peace both these wonderful guys
Two great men of country music.
Ernest was having so much fun
Great share Thanks for Ernest Tubb and Marty Robbins Fabulous,Cheers,Keith THUMBS UP
Back when country singers had a signature sound. ET's was most recognizable.
What went wrong? Why did it have to end?
That's exactly what I said for years !
And as a fellow who also has a deep voice, best time of country music.
@@kristianjordet2256
Rod Stewart voice😁🎤🎶✨
Marty was a great showman and a naturally funny man, his facial expressions were priceless.
MR like a mischievous kid with that ornery grin and twinklIng eyes. Love to listen to his music and love to watch him perform. RIP
Great Singer's they are Both Marty Robbins & Ernest Tubb !
Back when country was country
I've seen Earnest Tubb at a outdoor festival in Ohio in the 1980s before he past away. The festival is called Millersport Sweet Corn Festival. Every year the weekend before labor day in September on Saturday (the last night of the festival) they always had somebody from the Grand Ol Opry there. They've had Earnest Tubb one year Whispering Bill Anderson another year and others and I've seen both Earnest Tubb when he was there that year and Bill Anderson another year.
It's been 40 years yesterday (9/6/2024) since The Texas Troubador (Earnest Tubb) past away. RIP ET. Still loved and missed
Each time I watch this I enjoy more and more. Country music is just not the same today. Glad we have these old videos.
Ernest Tubb just sounded like a cowboy. Great voice.
I could listen to these two sing the phone book.
Texas troubadour Great Country. Marty Robbins. Absolutely💕🎸🎼🎶💕 Thanks
Blessings and Peace:)
Ernest is the best. That good ol' boy charm is just amazing. My moma was in love with Ernest. The apple does fall to far from the tree.
Two of the greatest.Marty and Ernest.❤
Loved this!
ET......and Marty.........pure Country!
Two of the very best country singers of all time!!! These guys put today's so-called country singers to shame.
I wish I had seen these gentlemen live. Two of my favorites.
Back in the day of a "signature sound". Today everyone sounds like same
And in 2020 they are sounding even more the same.
The great E. T. and the greatest of all country singers 'Marty.'
Todays country is garbage!! Just pop music!
The Two Unique Legends.
Well this just makes me wanna drink a case of beer...and I’m already drinking whisky haha!
Very entertaining, two great singers
2 legends, gracias.
cant help miss em both
Yah Me & My Mom Loved Watching Coal Miner's
Daughter.
Top notch stuff here boys & girls...
This is great!
Country gold
fantastic love this and love marty thanks
This is so wonderful....lovely to see these two great artists performing together! Titles for anyone who might want to find the whole song by Ernest Tubb
Times are approximate... (Who sings it!)
00:00 Intro
00:12 You Nearly Lose Your Mind (Ernest Tubb)
01:06 I'll Always Be Glad To Take You Back (Marty Robbins)
02:23 Let's Say Goodbye Like We Said Hello (Ernest Tubb)
03:45 I Wonder Why You Said Goodbye (Marty Robbins)
04:55 Tomorrow Never Comes (Ernest Tubb)
05:33 When The World Has Turned You Down (Marty Robbins)
07:01 Try Me One More Time (Ernest Tubb)
THANKS SO MUCH FOR POSTING THIS CLIP!! Great stuff! Dig, DmGrk
I love it so much thanks you
OUTSTANDING!!!
Two absolute greats !
Old memories love u both
These two where good singers and Marty was a real entertainer
two great entertainers !
MANY GOOD MEMORIES
Marty Robbins (26 de septiembre de 1925 - 8 de diciembre de 1982) fue un cantante, compositor, actor, instrumentista y piloto automovilístico de la NASCAR de nacionalidad estadounidense. Uno de los pioneros del estilo outlaw country. , Robbins fue uno de los más populares y exitosos cantantes de música country de su país, con una carrera que se prolongó a lo largo de casi cuatro décadas. desde finales de los años 1940 hasta principios de los de 1980.
love this
Real country music singers
What a treat.
Ernest Tubbs "the Texas Troubadour"
Legents of country music
My idol Merle Haggard i Love music mister Tubb always
The firts times i,heard your voice cometo my mine i like this,song i like you win from the start i love your,songs amen thank you, you,,all singers bless you all enjoy the rest of your day amen
I had the chance to see Marty Robbins in concert before he passed away but I did not get to go.
I got to go. My husband bought the tickets. It was the month before he died.
@@lindanicholson950 yes my dad was there that night as well.
@@tammyslaughter9587 In Washington Pa?
@@lindanicholson950 Is that where this was filmed?
@@tammyslaughter9587 no. That's where I saw Marty in a concert in November just before he died.
To bad whats happened to country music. This is real country.
Good singers
God. Bless. You. Mr. Ernest. And. Mr. Marty. My. Miss. Marianne. Wife. And. Mother. Of. My. Son. Randy. Is. Now. Singing. Up. In. That. Celestial. Terrestrial. Shore. Of. God's. Blue. Heaven. She. Loved. Both. Of. Your. Snngs. And. Music. My. Son. Randy. And. I. Also. Do. The. Same. Say. Hi. Too. Miss. Marianne. Up. There. Rest. In. Peace. Respectfully. Dennis. Lee. Jensen. And. Randy. Lee. Jensen. ✝️✝️✝️🔯✡️🕎✝️✝️🇺🇸🇨🇱🇮🇱🇺🇦🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎼🎶🎵🎼🎶🎸🎼🎶🎵🎼🎶🎵🎼🐎🐴🐎🐴🐎🐴🐎🐴🐎🐴🐎🐴🐎
Most people don't know Marty Robbins had his teeth tuned by a dentist
for words containing the Eeeee sound.
I know every single song that they did and I sang the words to them also
ET was and still is my number one of two favorite male artists hank Williams Sr is the other just like Loretta Lynn and patsy cline are my two favorite female artists
❤️❤️❤️
Sweet Ernest
Good man
Notice, no props. You either have it or . . you don't.
I know every single song. I was singing with them ET is one of 2 male artists (hank Williams is the other one). I'm surprised that ET wasn't playing his guitar when Marty was singing
That pedal steel player is fabulous , Is it the Japanese guy ....his name has just slipped my mind.....can anybody remind me ?
Lynn Owlsley
@@marcusmcfaul2701 Thanks.
Lynn Owlsley is not Japanese. I don’t think there ever was a Japanese steel player that worked for Ernest.
@@tammyslaughter9587 I don't think anyone said Lynn Owlsley was Japanese. I was originally asking if the steel player was the Japanese player Kiyoshi Kobyashi. ( I had forgotten his name ) but Marcus McFaul answered my question and knew it was Lynn Owesley,
@@WildPhotoShooter I understand, and I’m sorry if I was rude, but there was never a Japanese Texas Troubadour. There was a Hispanic Texas Troubadour who was actually from Texas, but as talented as Kiyoshi was and I know he was also a session player at one time he just never played for Ernest Tubb.
Year I was born
What were songs that Marty was singing???
Nice you don't meet yet excited you telling your story past sane in me to interesting that way
I gad to go to tiara