We were able to visit this cemetery a couple years ago. We wanted to stop and pay our respects to many of the greats that we grew up listening to. Thank you so much for sharing this video. You did a great job telling about the artist and showing their final resting place. Looking forward to seeing Part 2. Keep up the great job!
Bro JD Sumner was such a Wonderful Friendly Christian Man and a Very Blessed Gospel Singet! Met and talked with him at our home Church of God years ago when the Blackwoods Quartet came to sing! He talked with a few of us girla and he would Tease us and Laugh! Also saw Bro.JD When He was with the Stamps Quartet and His Sweet Nephew Donnie Sumner! What Beautiful singing for the service❤😊 Miss them all so much❤🙏🙏🙏🙏👋👋👋👋🙏
@@rockytoptraveler … I used to be but no more. I guess it may have something to do with my hearing. My sister was the better singer anyways. She could sing anything and had a strong, powerful voice. Plus, she had great vibrato.
Lynn's mother, Liz, was a great singer. See on you tube, was on Lawrence Welk show to duet with Lynn, Liz sang with Roy Drusky in song with another female singer ( forgot name) song was about 3 way relationship-- your side, her side and my side too- few words in song. Seems like Lynn's dad wrote songs
Just like I said in the #2 videos I didn't know there was so many stars buried over there I work right across the street at 659 thompson lane the comfort group it's got thistle man on the corner made out of metal
I have a picture of me sitting on J.D. Sumner’s lap taken at the old Tupelo Mall in Tupelo, Mississippi (Elvis’ hometown). Not the greatest pic though.
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Awesome! Rocky
Thank you! Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the hard work,looking up are late greats.
Thanks for watching!
Great job
Thank you so much for watching!!!
Great video! I enjoyed it a lot 👩🏻🏫👏🏻🥰‼️
Thank you so much!
@@rockytoptraveler You’re welcome 😊!
Thanks for the video. Will continue to watch.
Thank you so much for watching!
We were able to visit this cemetery a couple years ago. We wanted to stop and pay our respects to many of the greats that we grew up listening to. Thank you so much for sharing this video. You did a great job telling about the artist and showing their final resting place. Looking forward to seeing Part 2. Keep up the great job!
Thank you so much!
Thanks for posting this , I grew up with all these great musicians
Absolutely! It was something just being there...thanks for watching!
Thank you, Thank you very much for this video, I will have to visit this Beautiful place of rest. Didn't know it existed.
You're welcome...it is a very beautiful cemetery...thanks for watching!
Bro JD Sumner was such a Wonderful Friendly Christian Man and a Very Blessed Gospel Singet! Met and talked with him at our home Church of God years ago when the Blackwoods Quartet came to sing! He talked with a few of us girla and he would Tease us and Laugh! Also saw Bro.JD When He was with the Stamps Quartet and His Sweet Nephew Donnie Sumner! What Beautiful singing for the service❤😊 Miss them all so much❤🙏🙏🙏🙏👋👋👋👋🙏
He seemed like he would be a great humble friendly person...he had such a cool deep voice!!! Thank you for watching!!!
I just watched the “Amos Moses” live video done by Jerry Reed. Great performer! And funny 😆!
He was a funny guy!
@@rockytoptraveler … Yes!
I love the dedicated Rose Garden to Lynn Anderson. Quite an honor in the cemetery of the stars.
Yes it is... thanks for watching!
Can't wait to see Calvery cemetery.
I've got several cemeteries on the list to visit around Nashville and surrounding areas.
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Thank you for watching!!!
I was there in October definitely a special feeling seeing all the stars I grew up listening to
Yes it is, thanks for watching!
I’ve been an avid fan of Tammy Wynette for a whole lot of years, since the 1970s. Used to sing her songs at talent contests.
Cool deal, you must be a pretty good singer?
@@rockytoptraveler … I used to be but no more. I guess it may have something to do with my hearing. My sister was the better singer anyways. She could sing anything and had a strong, powerful voice. Plus, she had great vibrato.
the Lynn Anderson Rose Garden is beautiful. I've seen it.
Yes it is...thanks so much for watching!
Lynn's mother, Liz, was a great singer. See on you tube, was on Lawrence Welk show to duet with Lynn, Liz sang with Roy Drusky in song with another female singer ( forgot name) song was about 3 way relationship-- your side, her side and my side too- few words in song. Seems like Lynn's dad wrote songs
My nieces ex-husband was a drummer for Little Jimmy Dickens.
That's awesome! You ever get to meet him?
@@rockytoptraveler … No. I just found out about him after they split up.
I’ve been to several cemeteries in Tennessee while on vacation.
Nice, which ones did you visit or what graves did you visit?
My dad had a huge crush on Lynn Anderson 😅😊❤❤
Haha.. a lot of guys probably did... thanks for watching!!!
The Bryant’s also wrote a lot of song for the Everly Brothers.
I knew they wrote a lot of other songs but I didn't know who all recorded them. Thanks for the information and thanks for watching.
@@rockytoptraveler one that they wrote was ‘Love Hurts,’ the song by Nazareth in the 70s. It was first recorded by the Everly Brothers.
@@RobGa66 oh wow, I definitely didn't know that!
Just like I said in the #2 videos I didn't know there was so many stars buried over there I work right across the street at 659 thompson lane the comfort group it's got thistle man on the corner made out of metal
Thanks for watching!
Berry Hill is in Nashville
Yes
I have a picture of me sitting on J.D. Sumner’s lap taken at the old Tupelo Mall in Tupelo, Mississippi (Elvis’ hometown). Not the greatest pic though.
That's awesome you got to meet J.D.
@@rockytoptraveler … Yeah, it was.
The youtuber "fascinating graveyards" does some amazing graveyard videos
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They wrote way more than rocky top, they wrote a lot of the everly brothers hits
Ok, I knew they wrote a lot of songs but just didn't know who sang them...thanks for watching and the info.
Jimmy Dickens recorded many of their songs back in the 50’s
How come Jerry Reid says Jerry Hubbard????, whats up with that
Hubbard is actually his last name...Reed is his middle name
If you turned around Jerry reed was right behind you
Yea, I didn't realize it until I found him...thanks for watching!
Where is Johny Cash buried
Hendersonville Memory Gardens...it's on the list to visit.
You did not show George Jones
That's in part 2...I split it into 2 videos...the mausoleum graves and then outside graves
i usually like these but you turned me off for good !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! horrible !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Elaborate please so I can do better in the future videos