Great request Zach, so thanks a lot. I had never heard Bobby do this only Tom T. and this was a great rendition. Definitely a '10' so great reaction and rating Don.---#UTRCM
Dan and Zach, before this live version, I was only familiar with the recorded song. This was so fascinating that I was completely lost in it. A perfect song done by just the right singer. I wanted to add that those guitars sounded wonderful.
I love Tom Ts version but i love Tom. Up til a couple years ago i had only heard Bobby Bare sing it. Not great subject but the writer really put it together well how people struggle with this situation.
That's a good word: everythingness. The original had some high class orchestration with violins, so it feels like it should be classy. All the domesticity going on. And he teaches Sunday school. Works with the Boy Scouts. He has a son and a puppy and his wife is in a bridge club. She knows he's cheated and forgave him. And all he can think about is Margie. I have always wondered why Margie is always at the Lincoln Park Inn. She just hang around waiting for guys to show up?
Continuing the last message. Like I said, I don't know genre this group is its the Wilkersons.and the name of the song is 26 cents. I know this is a long mes sage and I'm sorry. Anyway, love you always. I'll talk to you later
@Dennis King yes I visited it yrs. ago when I used to visit Nashville quite often. One of my best birthdays ever was seeing The Retailers in Nashville.---#UTRCM
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Oh, yeah. Bobby Bare is another name that always pulls me in. Gawd! How do you get any better than Bobby Bare singing a Tom T. song! Simply stunning.
Great request Zach, so thanks a lot. I had never heard Bobby do this only Tom T. and this was a great rendition. Definitely a '10' so great reaction and rating Don.---#UTRCM
Thanks Zach!
Tom T Hall and Bobby Bare can't be beat. Two iconic legends
What a song thanks Zach Thanks Don for the great reaction as alway
Yes it's 10. 'Nuff said! Thanks Zach, thanks Don!
I suspect they’re talking about Kentucky. Tom T was raised about 50 miles from the Capitol and there’s a Capitol Park Inn in Frankfort
You're very welcome Don. There's something about a country cheating song. When it's done right you feel all kinds of things.
Such a good and performance. Glad you gave it a 10
Bare singing, Tom T writing. Can’t beat that combination.
Dan and Zach, before this live version, I was only familiar with the recorded song. This was so fascinating that I was completely lost in it. A perfect song done by just the right singer. I wanted to add that those guitars sounded wonderful.
I love Tom Ts version but i love Tom. Up til a couple years ago i had only heard Bobby Bare sing it. Not great subject but the writer really put it together well how people struggle with this situation.
That's a good word: everythingness. The original had some high class orchestration with violins, so it feels like it should be classy. All the domesticity going on. And he teaches Sunday school. Works with the Boy Scouts. He has a son and a puppy and his wife is in a bridge club. She knows he's cheated and forgave him. And all he can think about is Margie. I have always wondered why Margie is always at the Lincoln Park Inn. She just hang around waiting for guys to show up?
@Lindanicholson. I always thought Margie was a prostitute and that was where she worked out of, but that is just my opinion.---#UTRCM
@@mikebarnett9012 It has crossed my mind. Or she's like a big spider just lying in wait for just him to show up and pounce on him!😜
They have an appointment
A great pairing Bobby Bare and Tom T. Hall! I like to see you react to Bobby's Duet partner Skeeter Davis and Bobby singing "Let it be Me".
Continuing the last message. Like I said, I don't know genre this group is its the Wilkersons.and the name of the song is 26 cents.
I know this is a long mes
sage and I'm sorry.
Anyway, love you always. I'll talk to you later
To me three country songwriters stand out, Merle Haggard, Don Williams and Tom T. Hall and not necessarily in that order.
I'd include Marty Robbins and Billy Joe Shaver, too.
If we're just talking about songwriters you got to include Hank Cochran and Harlan Howard on the list.---#UTRCM
@@mikebarnett9012 Yes, and Nashville has a Songwriters Hall of Fame, too.
@Dennis King yes I visited it yrs. ago when I used to visit Nashville quite often. One of my best birthdays ever was seeing The Retailers in Nashville.---#UTRCM