Try to believe this. I was that black kid enjoying this track on the radio, while my friends watched me dancing to it, and I didn't care what they thought. My natural, empathetic love for music made me blind to the color. Thanks, Mom and Dad. ❤️❤️🙏🏽
You got that right. Music is like food for your ears and soul. You gotta love it!!!! It comes in all forms and tastes. If you like it then good for you. Enjoy!
Bell-bottomed tuxedo on Campbell, guy conducting in a leisure suit - seventies nights, ah yes those seventies nights, free as a breeze, not to mention the trees...
As long as you continue to play and enjoy Glen’s music, he will to live on our hearts and minds. In a sense he i is immortal. There was only one Glen Campbell and his talent was extraordinary.
You knows it’s really good when you have 16 year olds like me listening to it on repeat.
I was 16 when when this song came out, now almost 63 and still play it.
Lol I'm 16 too and it's better when you can't stop playing it on guitar 😭 feel like I have a problem lmao
Try to believe this. I was that black kid enjoying this track on the radio, while my friends watched me dancing to it, and I didn't care what they thought. My natural, empathetic love for music made me blind to the color. Thanks, Mom and Dad. ❤️❤️🙏🏽
Music transcends race, color and creed, and is for all to enjoy. Have a great day my friend
You got that right. Music is like food for your ears and soul. You gotta love it!!!! It comes in all forms and tastes. If you like it then good for you. Enjoy!
It was written by a black man!
Why is it so hard to believe that u'd like a song sung by a white guy?
Nobody else like Glen Campbell. Staggering talent.
The conductor is enjoying it more than anybody
Love his songs. He was very talented. I used to listen. To him growing up.
Glen Campbell in his physical and musical prime is such a treat for the eyes and ears. Never be another like him. RIP dear Glen!
The Banjo player killed it. I LOVE THIS SONG!
Kind of funny to see a guy in a tux playing a banjo 😂
@@dunlap4info Can you imagine the Philharmonic Orchestra trying to find someone who plays banjo
That's Appalachia music son!
I was 12 then and didn't appreciate this man's greatness.
Good to see a video of him performing. Great songwriter, guitar player, and singer.
Bell-bottomed tuxedo on Campbell, guy conducting in a leisure suit - seventies nights, ah yes those seventies nights, free as a breeze, not to mention the trees...
Glen had a phenomenal "down home" voice. Remember him from the '70's
Best line Stop this world from fighting.
REMEMBERING GLEN CAMPBELL
(APRIL 22, 1936 - AUGUST 8, 2017)
[04/22/2020]
that conductor is amazing.
Amazingly awful, yes.
Wow! Friggin epic! What a great band! Holy cow!
You know there are great singers when they sound just as good if not better live vs the studio recording.
Glenn and I came from same backgrounds. So good to know he was so successful .
how i miss those days.... thanks for sharing
Your welcome
Always loved this song...I remember when it first came out. Glen had such an amazing voice.
Great man
My gawd he has an entire orchestra army behind him! :-D
Awesome and Epic sound
Long hauling all over the US then. Made those 1000s of miles of drivig a little better.
Great voice
He always plays the most interesting guitars..
An Ovation Bluebird 12, custom built for Glen... I have it now.
Most of Glen's Ovation guitars were custom built in one way or another. I have been fortunate enough to have found several over the years.
Jerry Reed wrote the guitar part.
Feel so good
True legend
Feel good song 💙💜
[Glen Campbell can make bell bottoms look spiffy and the big bow tie is classy on him]
Bravo
Remember them playing at opryland theme park which is no longer there in Nashville, tn in 70s
Tuxedo-X 12-String Electric-X
Come on! 2k21
Eric this Glenn cambre
Why is this in Black and white?
Дирижер крут
Please could you tell me if Glenn Campbell is still alive and if not when did he die
Campbell died in Nashville, Tennessee, on August 8, 2017, at the age of 81.He was buried in the Campbell family cemetery in Billstown, Arkansas.
As long as you continue to play and enjoy Glen’s music, he will to live on our hearts and minds. In a sense he i is immortal. There was only one Glen Campbell and his talent was extraordinary.