Glen, we will never forget you. You are deeply missed. Just heard Jimmy Webb Live the other night. He misses you more than he can say ! You two were musical Brothers ! And you will be forever !
Glen Campbell & Jimmy Webb a team that will never be beat!!!! Something about their songs & singing that just takes you to another place. Love them all.
Hard for Glenn not to know what to do with his hands without a guitar in his hands. Thanks for this video. A great song and a great entertainer that never got the recognition he deserved. I still miss him. So sad what happened to him. Thankfully I got to see him several times in concert.
Oh Glen - wherever you are, i have loved you for so long and hope you have found peace. I miss you so - we met so long ago - in my heart, forever.......Christel
@Lance Jamison - I agree with you 100%, but every time I see a list of greatest guitarists Glen Campbell is never mentioned. But that’s OK. We know who is the best, Glen. RIP, my friend.
I love Glen Campbell. He sings this song with such overwhelming power in his spirit, and it touches deep down in the heart. This man is truly blessed and gifted by God, he can sing any song and sing it better then anyone else I know. He performed in concert in Townsville, QLD, Tuesday 24 November 2009 at 12:00AM, even with a throat condition his voice was truly amazing!! I have most of his Gospel albums/cds and most of his music in my library collection. His dvd I'll Be Me was absolutely moving and this man is incredible, he has such grace and strength of character. I highly recommend all to watch this personal documentary. If you are not touched and moved by it, something is wrong. God bless you Glen Campbell, and thankyou for bringing such joy and blessing into my life through your music and being a blessing to so many.You are truly a man of Christ without a doubt!!Justin (Australia)
It seems strange for him to sing without playing his guitar. He doesn't know what to do with his hands. He's one of my favorite all-time entertainers....SO talented! RIP, Glen
I so appreciate his gifts and talents. Even at the end of his life the way he played the guitar was phenomenal He had the respect of the world and left as a courageous man.
I can't tell you how much this man and his songs touch me. I listen to him sing and cry buckets and buckets.... You know what? He had the heart of a gospel singer. He's singing secular words and all I hear is the loving energy of a praise song and GOD singing through him!!
My goodness..I thought it was only me...I cry with these beautiful songs...I have never heard anyone else with this much emotion in their voice singing.....absolutely love and adore this man!!!! ❤️
yes soul sister, i listen to glen and cry and cry and cry! especially after watching his documentary. i had never listened to his music before. he was before my time. i appreciate his artistry so much! what an amazing man with a beautiful soul!
I appreciate seeing even his fingers moving as if playing the guitar when singing without. He is so deeply into the music and used to playing guitar--autonomic movement, subconscious. What a talented, genius, musical savant!
This was always a favorite song of mine, and (as a kid) the only GC song I liked. And as a guitarist, I never realized that he was such a masterful musician on the guitar. But after his passing, I decided to take a look back and started reading about him. I've had classic GC songs playing ever since and have a renewed respect and appreciation. Stumbled across this video today, and that was my first thought - he was so used to playing the guitar, and so in tune to the music, that he almost didn't know what to do with his hands - they wanted to strum something. Great video, great song, great human being.
Rex White, Glen learned to play the guitar as a young age, never learned to read music, he could hear something once and could play it. He had perfect pitch, and was the most requested studio musician for everyone who was anyone in the music world. He was a member of the famed Wrecking Crew, a group of studio musicians who were so incredible, but Glen still stood head and shoulders above them talent wise. What still brings me to tears it that when he recorded his final song "I'm not gonna miss you", it was the Wrecking Crew who accompanied him. It's all in the documentary titled "I'll be me". It's on Netflix and you can get the dvd online as well. His talent was beyond amazing. I'm just thankful he survived the 80's from his many affairs, the most famous being Tanya Tucker who had barely turned 21 before he hooked up with her, but their fights got so physical that he should have been in jail for a long time. He got his life back to his roots from when he was a boy, especially after he met Kim, and turned back into the Glen Campbell we all fell in love with years before. As the daughter of a mom who was in the final stage of Alzheimer's when she passed away, it was such a relief because she had turned into a person I didn't know. On a personal level, it was hard to see her not remember the names of my 2 sons about 10 years before her death, and in the final 5 years, she could no longer call me by name, but if she was anywhere near the dining area when we would walk in the nursing home, her face just lit up when we came through the door. She recognized us as loved ones, but that was as far as her mind could take her. We couldn't carry on a conversation, she spoke gibberish for the most part so there was a lot of smiles and head nods. In her final 2-3 years, she tried to bite at the nurses, she would wipe feces on the wall, and cuss like a sailor, all things that would have embarrassed her to death if she would have been in her right mind. The nursing staff was so good to her (my oldest sister was the admin. secretary at the nursing home so I had to wonder if they weren't extra good to her just to make sure they didn't get fired), but I was wrong because many of those nurses showed up for her funeral and you would have thought they were all family when you saw them openly crying, and their words were so kind. They had seen her in her early-mid stages and knew that she didn't know what she was doing at that time, and they loved her even through all of that. His death, while it probably had his entire family in tears was still more than likely a relief because like some of the things mentioned in the documentary were not pleasant to deal with, I was holding my mom's hand when she took her final breath, and while I cried, it was more out of relief than anything because I couldn't take any more stories of her antics at the nursing home. She learned to play the piano at a young age and was our church organist for 50 years. When she went to the nursing home, she would sit and play the piano there, but with time she eventually got to a point that she didn't know what the piano was or what it was for. From what I read, Glen finally reached that point where he could no longer create sweet music with a guitar but he hung onto that until his last year or two. My apologies for the book, I think it helps me to talk about it.
It's Jimmy and Glen's song, but the story belongs to a lot of us. 30 years later, this song still makes me cry as the universe sends it to the love of my life that I foolishly didn't love like she deserved. So many lines in that song that are crushing.
Something I notice is how Glen is very good at enunciating each word. One time a few years ago on one of the talent shows, Simon called a contestant out for the "bad habit" that people make when they've been singing a long time and it's that they don't enunciate the words, and I guess I agree because there are many songs that for years we've sung the wrong lyrics because of what we think we are hearing. There is no mistaking anything about Glen. I sure miss the great music he and Jimmy could have continued to make, but they had a lot of years together and I guess I should just be grateful for that.
SO GLAD to find this. Glen was amazing and I fell on live with this the first time I heard it by Linda Ronstadt in 1989 I believe it was. Her range is too grand for me so I am glad to find it in another key. LIVE this song!!!
Mr. Campbell sang this song and so hauntingly to me because the first time I heard it my Daddy was murdered that day. I still cry when I hear it. R.I.P. Glen Campbell, God Bless You.
Rebecca Day thank you for replying. He sure was a very special guy. Met him and his family in Reno on the goodbye tour. That was truly a dream come true for me. His children were so down to earth. Spoke to them for about a half hour.. God bless you.
Thanks for posting! He looked so good and sounded amazing. Such a haunting tune. It was written by Jimmy Webb. I think this was the last time he charted to any serious level.
One of my favorite songs by one of my favorite songwriters by one of my favorite artists. This was from an episode of Nashville Now, with host Ralph Emery, 1987.
Back in college I had a 'crush' (first love!) who was a broadcaster, and I fantasize him singing this song in this latter day (....."...over some radio and within the sound of his voice".....) and (in my wildest dreams, Ha!) his thinking of and singing it to ME. I'm a 70-year old sentimental slob, huh??
So beautiful. Amazing near flawless. I could not hit half those notes but I'm not a good singer much less a pro one. LOL. I'm gonna miss his talent that's for sure. GB
ksufler Me too!! I was also cheering for him MINUS the beard. I've always hated when my husband grows a beard for the winter months. He worked construction for 30 years, and in the winter it kept him warmer to have it, but I loved when it came off all because of the dimple in his chin. These days it's much harder to see as he has put on quite a bit of weight in the last 10 years or so.
Am I the only one who's disappointed when his performance doesn't include a guitar? I love his voice. It's honey to my ears. But my heart flutters a little faster when he's got a guitar in his hands. One thing's for sure... guitar or no guitar, he is so fine to look at. Mmmm-mm-m-m...
Squee Dow Agreed. .. I Am sure he wanted DESPARERATLY to play on his guitar. Shame on the producer, etc. That didn't want him to play his guitar. Dumb ass's. Glen is one the most talented guitarist ever born.
One of my favorite songs by one of my favorite songwriters by one of my favorite artists. Can someone fill me in on which TV show this was? I can't find it listed in Glen's IMDB page.
Thanks for the info on the pianist because he didn't look like Jimmy but it's hard to see him. And of course Glen and Jimmy are practically joined at the hip, I love almost every song Jimmy has written, especially MacArthur Park. I know the feeling of seeing someone without their beard. The guy walked in my house and stopped me dead in my tracks. There was something about him that I recognized, but it wasn't until he said something that I knew it was the man I would marry. And in a few months, it will have been 33 years.we've been married. He grows it every fall but in the spring it comes off. I do the same thing if I see something in the beard, so that made me laugh.
I agree, I hate the beard. The man I eventually married had a big beard when we met on New Year's Eve 1982. He said that it kept his face warm since he worked in construction and was outside quite a bit. Iowa winters are cold. He always stopped by my house on his way home from work, and on a night when he was running late, I was working in the kitchen when he came in, and when I turned around to say hi, I froze in my tracks. I was wondering how I was going to protect myself from this strange guy who just walked right into my house, but then he said something and while I was still shaking, I realized that I knew that voice and it finally sunk in that it was him. That night, I kept looking at him, his face, and the dimple in his chin that I didn't know he had. He got to a point that he told me to stop staring, it was starting to bother him. That's been about 36 years ago since we celebrated our 34th anniversary in May. I never heard any of the jokes about Glen's hair. I loved it in the 70's when it was longer and parted in the middle.
He has command over very complicated note and chord structures. It still makes me laugh at the comments made by one of worlds greatest jazz drummers years back making fun of Glen Campbell’s talent and singing one or two chords I guess that guy could not count note and chords. Buy the way the drummers name was buddy rich so sad this man with so much talent on the drums was so wrong on other walks of life in the music industry.
The greatest singer, guitar playing combo to ever walk on planet earth.
This is one of many Glen Campbell songs that make time stand still for me.
Glen Campbell is the soundtrack of my life.. until the end... still within the sound of his voice....
Mine too, from the beginning❤
1987, and Glen still had full command of any song that caught his fancy - and many Jimmy Webb songs did.
Thank God for Glen Campbell.
Thank God for TH-cam.
Never a sour note from this legend.
Best of the best.
Beautiful ,what a voice ,you will never be forgotten Glen ,Thank You !
One of the best songs from Glenn Campbell.
Glen, we will never forget you. You are deeply missed. Just heard Jimmy Webb Live the other night. He misses you more than he can say ! You two were musical Brothers ! And you will be forever !
RIP old buddy. I grew up listening to you, and will go outta here listening you. Thanks for all of it.
What a sweet tribute 👍🏼
Beautiful, only ever knew Linda's version,but the original is great.A man with s lovely voice and it is such a great song.
Glen Campbell & Jimmy Webb a team that will never be beat!!!! Something about their songs & singing that just takes you to another place. Love them all.
@ImNotMad ButUR No I don't think I have listened to the ‘In Seasons’ recordings. How do I listen to it? Is it on youtube?
Thank you..
Hard for Glenn not to know what to do with his hands without a guitar in his hands. Thanks for this video. A great song and a great entertainer that never got the recognition he deserved. I still miss him. So sad what happened to him. Thankfully I got to see him several times in concert.
Oh Glen - wherever you are, i have loved you for so long and hope you have found peace. I miss you so - we met so long ago - in my heart, forever.......Christel
May Almighty God have mercy on you Glen. Thank you for all the memories.
Glen Campbell the country music legend and a great country song. Perfect combination 👌 doesn't get any better 👌
He will go down as one of the greatest guitar player and singer in our age
Lance Jameson yup.
HE IS THE BEST IN MY OPINION.
@Lance Jamison - I agree with you 100%, but every time I see a list of greatest guitarists Glen Campbell is never mentioned.
But that’s OK.
We know who is the best, Glen.
RIP, my friend.
JD
I wonder about that too. Still the most versatile and all around talented.
This song the words so so beautiful I play this over and over ❤️
I love Glen Campbell. He sings this song with such overwhelming power in his spirit, and it touches deep down in the heart. This man is truly blessed and gifted by God, he can sing any song and sing it better then anyone else I know. He performed in concert in Townsville, QLD, Tuesday 24 November 2009 at 12:00AM, even with a throat condition his voice was truly amazing!! I have most of his Gospel albums/cds and most of his music in my library collection. His dvd I'll Be Me was absolutely moving and this man is incredible, he has such grace and strength of character. I highly recommend all to watch this personal documentary. If you are not touched and moved by it, something is wrong. God bless you Glen Campbell, and thankyou for bringing such joy and blessing into my life through your music and being a blessing to so many.You are truly a man of Christ without a doubt!!Justin (Australia)
Justin my idol for sure.
No one like him.
In a class by himself.
Amen♡
Justin, I agree 100% with every word you said !!!!
It seems strange for him to sing without playing his guitar. He doesn't know what to do with his hands. He's one of my favorite all-time entertainers....SO talented! RIP, Glen
Watch his fingers...
They are trying to play!!
This is for anyone who still loves someone they lost 😢 .... great song , a real tear jerker 💜 Gone but not forgotten 😇
So Beautiful.... His voice always so perfect and soothing! The Best singer and musician.. So Loved and Missed!
I so appreciate his gifts and talents. Even at the end of his life the way he played the guitar was phenomenal
He had the respect of the world and left as a courageous man.
What a man, what a voice .Music will never be the same .RIP
We won't see his like again. Bless you, Glen, and thank you for the music. Godspeed, sir.
Beautiful song, amazing singer♥️
I can't tell you how much this man and his songs touch me. I listen to him sing and cry buckets and buckets.... You know what? He had the heart of a gospel singer. He's singing secular words and all I hear is the loving energy of a praise song and GOD singing through him!!
My goodness..I thought it was only me...I cry with these beautiful songs...I have never heard anyone else with this much emotion in their voice singing.....absolutely love and adore this man!!!! ❤️
yes soul sister, i listen to glen and cry and cry and cry! especially after watching his documentary. i had never listened to his music before. he was before my time. i appreciate his artistry so much! what an amazing man with a beautiful soul!
+LaSopRAWna ❤️❤️❤️ yes soul sista!!!
Still gives me chills.
BEAUTIFUL VOICE
Same with me in 2023
I appreciate seeing even his fingers moving as if playing the guitar when singing without. He is so deeply into the music and used to playing guitar--autonomic movement, subconscious. What a talented, genius, musical savant!
This was always a favorite song of mine, and (as a kid) the only GC song I liked. And as a guitarist, I never realized that he was such a masterful musician on the guitar. But after his passing, I decided to take a look back and started reading about him. I've had classic GC songs playing ever since and have a renewed respect and appreciation.
Stumbled across this video today, and that was my first thought - he was so used to playing the guitar, and so in tune to the music, that he almost didn't know what to do with his hands - they wanted to strum something.
Great video, great song, great human being.
Rex White, Glen learned to play the guitar as a young age, never learned to read music, he could hear something once and could play it. He had perfect pitch, and was the most requested studio musician for everyone who was anyone in the music world. He was a member of the famed Wrecking Crew, a group of studio musicians who were so incredible, but Glen still stood head and shoulders above them talent wise. What still brings me to tears it that when he recorded his final song "I'm not gonna miss you", it was the Wrecking Crew who accompanied him. It's all in the documentary titled "I'll be me". It's on Netflix and you can get the dvd online as well. His talent was beyond amazing. I'm just thankful he survived the 80's from his many affairs, the most famous being Tanya Tucker who had barely turned 21 before he hooked up with her, but their fights got so physical that he should have been in jail for a long time. He got his life back to his roots from when he was a boy, especially after he met Kim, and turned back into the Glen Campbell we all fell in love with years before. As the daughter of a mom who was in the final stage of Alzheimer's when she passed away, it was such a relief because she had turned into a person I didn't know. On a personal level, it was hard to see her not remember the names of my 2 sons about 10 years before her death, and in the final 5 years, she could no longer call me by name, but if she was anywhere near the dining area when we would walk in the nursing home, her face just lit up when we came through the door. She recognized us as loved ones, but that was as far as her mind could take her. We couldn't carry on a conversation, she spoke gibberish for the most part so there was a lot of smiles and head nods. In her final 2-3 years, she tried to bite at the nurses, she would wipe feces on the wall, and cuss like a sailor, all things that would have embarrassed her to death if she would have been in her right mind. The nursing staff was so good to her (my oldest sister was the admin. secretary at the nursing home so I had to wonder if they weren't extra good to her just to make sure they didn't get fired), but I was wrong because many of those nurses showed up for her funeral and you would have thought they were all family when you saw them openly crying, and their words were so kind. They had seen her in her early-mid stages and knew that she didn't know what she was doing at that time, and they loved her even through all of that. His death, while it probably had his entire family in tears was still more than likely a relief because like some of the things mentioned in the documentary were not pleasant to deal with, I was holding my mom's hand when she took her final breath, and while I cried, it was more out of relief than anything because I couldn't take any more stories of her antics at the nursing home. She learned to play the piano at a young age and was our church organist for 50 years. When she went to the nursing home, she would sit and play the piano there, but with time she eventually got to a point that she didn't know what the piano was or what it was for. From what I read, Glen finally reached that point where he could no longer create sweet music with a guitar but he hung onto that until his last year or two. My apologies for the book, I think it helps me to talk about it.
I noticed that, too.
Amazing Glen you were a true gift the best artist out there
One of the greatest talents of all time.
The great Glen Campbell at his best. RIP
An amazing musician an singer, miss u Glen, sending u much love at this difficult time, god bless u, an thank u for t wonderful music x
It's Jimmy and Glen's song, but the story belongs to a lot of us. 30 years later, this song still makes me cry as the universe sends it to the love of my life that I foolishly didn't love like she deserved. So many lines in that song that are crushing.
Another gem hidden by the sands of time...
Thank you, Glen Campbell & Jimmy Webb for a lifetime of breathtaking songs!! 🌹 And this song is so beautiful!! 💕
hauntingly beautiful, all his songs are so relative - we lost a star
One of the greatest talents who has ever lived - and he’s from my state.
Glen is trying so hard not to play the guitar. Great song amazing talent on so many levels! Thank you for posting...
I sooo love this!!
it's just so perfect in every way
You entertained us for so long and many still miss you and wish you could be here.
I love how even after all these years Glen still can't stop his hands lol
That's raw untamed energy right there.
D A D D Y P U T Y O B E A R D B A C K O N
Beautiful. Thank you Glen. May you rest in peace.
phenomenal song
What a great song and singer, will have to listen again.
This is still one of the best versions of this song. He was great.
One of the most beautiful songs in the world sing by the best voice ever!
Timeless and the 10 people who gave this a thumbs down I feel sorry for you and your childhood, because you missed out on so much!
Nobody gave a thumbs down!!!!
what another great song by glen.
Something I notice is how Glen is very good at enunciating each word. One time a few years ago on one of the talent shows, Simon called a contestant out for the "bad habit" that people make when they've been singing a long time and it's that they don't enunciate the words, and I guess I agree because there are many songs that for years we've sung the wrong lyrics because of what we think we are hearing. There is no mistaking anything about Glen. I sure miss the great music he and Jimmy could have continued to make, but they had a lot of years together and I guess I should just be grateful for that.
This came out at the time my father was murdered. It makes me cry when here this beautiful song.😔
Loved his songs still here lissening
He was one of the best
SO GLAD to find this. Glen was amazing and I fell on live with this the first time I heard it by Linda Ronstadt in 1989 I believe it was. Her range is too grand for me so I am glad to find it in another key. LIVE this song!!!
Mr. Campbell sang this song and so hauntingly to me because the first time I heard it my Daddy was murdered that day. I still cry when I hear it. R.I.P. Glen Campbell, God Bless You.
The best version is 2001, South Dakota Sioux City live!!! .. 65 years old. So much passion!! Glen was fine wine, better with age!!
i love that version also. my favorite voice ever.
It’s January 2022, and I still love this song
An amazing live performance
So much talent in one body! RIP
SWEET SWEET MAN ❤🎸❤ SADLY MISSED..💔
Love this song. Reminds of my amazing dad. I love him xoxo. Rest easy my dad.
Perfect pitch.... All three octaves!
3 octaves ,and Glen was completely self taught! Zero classical training. Absolutely phenomenal 👏 😍 🙌 👌 ❤️ 💙
Thanks, Harry, for posting this... such a lovely, lovely song....sung by the master singer...
I sure do miss my idol.Every time I drive through Arkansas I get so sad. He sure brought a lot of joy to his fans with his presence and talent.
Rebecca Day . Did you know Glen? I get the feeling that you did. He sure was a very special guy.
@@dannilaser16 Thank you, but no, I have done a lot of reading and of course playing his music, wish I had though...
Rebecca Day thank you for replying. He sure was a very special guy. Met him and his family in Reno on the goodbye tour. That was truly a dream come true for me. His children were so down to earth. Spoke to them for about a half hour.. God bless you.
@@dannilaser16 And God bless you too!
Great song. Period.
Thanks for posting! He looked so good and sounded amazing. Such a haunting tune. It was written by Jimmy Webb. I think this was the last time he charted to any serious level.
One of my favorite songs by one of my favorite songwriters by one of my favorite artists. This was from an episode of Nashville Now, with host Ralph Emery, 1987.
That was WoW.
The best musician in any room. Quality voice / awesome lovely
Whatever Glen sang he just made it his own. Why oh Why did he have to be taken in such a manner.. He will be forever missed. xx
Awesome...beautiful
Back in college I had a 'crush' (first love!) who was a broadcaster, and I fantasize him singing this song in this latter day (....."...over some radio and within the sound of his voice".....) and (in my wildest dreams, Ha!) his thinking of and singing it to ME. I'm a 70-year old sentimental slob, huh??
So beautiful. Amazing near flawless. I could not hit half those notes but I'm not a good singer much less a pro one. LOL. I'm gonna miss his talent that's for sure. GB
his music would be a great boxset.sure afterhe is gone they willbe one made
that beard talk after the song is really amusing lol
ksufler Me too!! I was also cheering for him MINUS the beard. I've always hated when my husband grows a beard for the winter months. He worked construction for 30 years, and in the winter it kept him warmer to have it, but I loved when it came off all because of the dimple in his chin. These days it's much harder to see as he has put on quite a bit of weight in the last 10 years or so.
It must have been cool to be, not only the best singer but also the best guitar player in every room you walked into.
Cal ain't stupid the beard is handsome ..it was.....we all loved what is under it .and we love him still....courage is really spelled Cambell
Absolutely RIP Glen!
There was only one Glen Campbell and so versatile
Am I the only one who's disappointed when his performance doesn't include a guitar? I love his voice. It's honey to my ears. But my heart flutters a little faster when he's got a guitar in his hands. One thing's for sure... guitar or no guitar, he is so fine to look at. Mmmm-mm-m-m...
Squee Dow Agreed. .. I Am sure he wanted DESPARERATLY to play on his guitar. Shame on the producer, etc. That didn't want him to play his guitar. Dumb ass's.
Glen is one the most talented guitarist ever born.
@@elaineshelton5825 Hat tip to you for your excellent taste. ;)
Glen is missing his guitar too!!... So cute to watch his fingers wanting to play!! 🤗💕
One of my favorite songs by one of my favorite songwriters by one of my favorite artists. Can someone fill
me in on which TV show this was? I can't find it listed in Glen's IMDB
page.
Miss you GLEN JESUS LOVES YOU 🙌🇺🇸
Thanks for the info on the pianist because he didn't look like Jimmy but it's hard to see him. And of course Glen and Jimmy are practically joined at the hip, I love almost every song Jimmy has written, especially MacArthur Park. I know the feeling of seeing someone without their beard. The guy walked in my house and stopped me dead in my tracks. There was something about him that I recognized, but it wasn't until he said something that I knew it was the man I would marry. And in a few months, it will have been 33 years.we've been married. He grows it every fall but in the spring it comes off. I do the same thing if I see something in the beard, so that made me laugh.
I agree, I hate the beard. The man I eventually married had a big beard when we met on New Year's Eve 1982. He said that it kept his face warm since he worked in construction and was outside quite a bit. Iowa winters are cold. He always stopped by my house on his way home from work, and on a night when he was running late, I was working in the kitchen when he came in, and when I turned around to say hi, I froze in my tracks. I was wondering how I was going to protect myself from this strange guy who just walked right into my house, but then he said something and while I was still shaking, I realized that I knew that voice and it finally sunk in that it was him. That night, I kept looking at him, his face, and the dimple in his chin that I didn't know he had. He got to a point that he told me to stop staring, it was starting to bother him. That's been about 36 years ago since we celebrated our 34th anniversary in May. I never heard any of the jokes about Glen's hair. I loved it in the 70's when it was longer and parted in the middle.
Love Glen!
💖💕💝
the best singer of world
Alberto Vega I fully agree, and best guitarist too.
Badass
Love Linda Ronstadt's version of this song. This one is good also.
i know a British guy who sings just like him, is Name is Adrian Paris.
strange without a guitar ... but good. .. in fact great!!!
Damn. Simply sang his ass off. Sorry to see your leave.Too sad.
Kevin it is me.
Just like Elvis , perfect pitch , perfect ear , can’t read music
He sounds great here, and still looks fairly young. But thats, some strange things, his doing with his hand.
OPPS CAMPBELL
He has command over very complicated note and chord structures. It still makes me laugh at the comments made by one of worlds greatest jazz drummers years back making fun of Glen Campbell’s talent and singing one or two chords I guess that guy could not count note and chords. Buy the way the drummers name was buddy rich so sad this man with so much talent on the drums was so wrong on other walks of life in the music industry.
Here's a tri via ?Who is glelns golfing partner??
ALICE COOPER KEEP SWINGING GLEN!!
shit awkward talk about JFK
I don’t know who’s show he was on- but the interviewer suck!! 😂