Lots of talents graced the opry stage .. I agree they shud have been in the hall of fame , in remembrance .. hard driven old school .. like gold nowadays There are no talents and singers like them in today’s country music
What is the name of the song that Jim handles the high part? I know Lovin Her Was Easier. What was the second song and did they do that song that way all the time? Do you have a video of them performing that song anywhere else? I love that they could sing so easily together.
If I'm understanding your question correctly, you are referring to the second song in their medley (which was a very popular part of their live performances)....The song is "I Turned And Walked Slowly Away" which was written and recorded by Eddy Arnold, and was a hit for Marty Robbins...As far as I know, the Glaser Brothers never recorded the song...
Nothing is more genuinely representative of balanced three part harmony, especially in a live performance, than singing intimately into a single microphone. Watch how closely they work that mic.
I think Chuck had the best time of all watching the antics of Jim and Tompall - loved to see him laugh. His recovery from his stroke was nothing short of miraculous and showed tremendous willpower and determination. The three of them were the best of the best!!!
This performance (along with everyone they did) should be a country treasure.There are zero artists who could or can sing county music like these 3 brothers.Their music is fabulous and will live forever!
Sorry i was WRONG!!! After i posted this i researched Jimmy Gateley and saw he had passed in 1985 or there about Need to get facts correct before i post Please truly sorry My Mistake!!! Jim Martin
Hank Snow actually came over to my parent’s place for dinner after he did a show in Hamilton, Ontario in the early/mid 1950s!! Then after dinner, my Dad, his older brother and Hank sat around playing their guitars and singing!! I was a young child, but I’ve never forgotten it!! ❤️🌹🇨🇦🌹❤️
Their talent just blows my mind and today's talent can't even come close. These fellers were the real deal even if Nashville ignored them. R.l.P. boys!
I just keep coming back to this video performance,it is so awesome, can't get enough of their singing!! "Loving her was easier", can't get anything much better than that!! It's hard to have a favorite one with these men,so many of their songs are great! Bout the funniest thing ever is their song "throw another log on the fire",pour me another cup of tea, then sit & tell me why you're leaving me!! Lol first time I heard that I laughed til I cried!!
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I miss them so... Keep coming back to listen to the best group ever . Seriously, no one comes close. TomPall said they haven't sang together in 5 yrs. WOW... who else could have done this?
Like the song says (murder on music Row) nashville is all about money I grew up in Ireland 🇮🇪 with country music and listened to it all my life but the rubbish they're putting out now bears no resemblance to real country Hank and the glaser bros must be turning in their graves
What a fantastic performance. I could hardly believe it when Tompaul said they hadn’t been singing together in 5 years. They sounded like they had never stopped singing together. I always remember them backing up all those great western songs of Marty Robbins.
I worked the opry singing with Charlie Louvin and Jennifer O’Brien and we did the same swapping lines right in the middle of a song like they did I always found it funny than no one but the sound engineer knew who was singing tenor or high baritone or lead . He use to tell me he took bets on it at times . I wod have give anything to have seen Thier live petfirmance but I worked 1980 til March 1990 and transitioned back to school and other venture .. these guys were the best trio with phenomenal vocal ranges
Oh how great they were We had good fortune of attending two of their concerts first at local High School auditorium and second at County Fair coliseum Jim and Jan Martin
I LOVE the glaser brothers,as a trio or individual!! So sad when they passed!! They were so funny as well as good singers! Very entertaining & talented!!
The Glaser Brothers were the best group to ever stand on a stage together. No other group harmonized so well. I have nearly all of their cynics & all of their CDs. I felt so fortunate to have this great collection.
@@barbarawilkes5037 I have always loved them and so, so talented! Their voices were made for harmony! ❤️ My Dad was born in '32 and he's probably been one of Bob Wills' No.1 Fans of a lifetime. I love a great many from the old, old music. My first album that was literally my very own was of Sonny James. In the early '70, believing 1971, the family whose home I was visiting, their phone rung. The husband asked me to answer it. I begged not to and he insisted. Both the man on the line and I, neither of us knew who and why it was the two of speaking. The husband had injured his foot and his wife was fixing supper. I had to rely the Q&A between these two men. As it was a the man gave his commonly used nickname and (later on) the call was in regards as to what time, how early to come over for these two to go off fishing. I knew with his foot that trip wasn't happening. Why I was forced into answering the phone was us two had been playing LPs and talking of artist and groups. We had gained much onfo in this talk. He knew, was expecting this call from his buddy. He and I'd had shared stories and several of our most favorites and such. He had set me up! He had me to keep pressing, badgering this poor man on the phone and was wanting his name said. I felt so bad being a pest to him. He gave his first name and then the demand was, "Who?" and (fill in first name) "who?" This man couldn't believe the third degree he was getting and I couldn't believe it was me dishing it!!! To my, "He's asking me, to ask you, 'Sonny' who?" "He knows who I am." "I'm sorry, I'm supposed to asked again, 'Sonny' who?" "It's me! Sonny! Sonny James! Tell him, I am SONNY JAMES!" I couldn't believe it!!! Now it made a world of sense why he didn't want his wife answering this call. This was a gift to me. In no way ever was Sonny James upset with me. He as I, couldn't understand why not have two speaking together, knowing of each other, like the wife. With explanation of the injury, we continued as such. I've never fainted, but my legs did go a bit weak, no joke! I stayed mute on my loving the bidy if his work and my admiration of it. All of the Sonny James things, of my sharing, telling of singing... Sonny's close friend, within 45 minutes earlier heard from me, I'm certain much was detailed in explanation of the setup pulled off. 😅 I did sing in my early years. Lol, I was in a large group setting of people gathered with guessing 70% being 5th and 6th graders. They adults had for weeks ahead had decided this Friday, overnight, departure Saturday afternoon events out. Some of which the kids knew, most not. None of us knew a talent contest was going to happen. I won it! I sung a Sonny James' song and being a 5th grade girl, I went with, "Blackboard of My Heart." My Top All Time Favorites of C&W were Jim Reeves, Marty Robbins, and Pasty Cline. Of course Tompall and the Glaser Brothers and Marty Robbins sung together. My Father and I both loved all the ones I've named sharing here. I'm feeling a bit nostalgic and teary now, but all in the very best of ways!
Just set back and listen,wonderful music, tell me where you can find the sweet sound in so called music of today.I CAN , IT IS BOOTH BROS AND SOUTHERN GOSPEL ! JP
Nobody sang this song better. I wanted this song on my iTunes playlist but couldn’t find it on ITunes or Amazon. Found a CD from a seller in the UK and had it shipped to me. I treasure it.
That's probably because The Glaser Brothers toured with Marty from 1958-1961 and were his backup vocalists...Marty got a lot of his country style of singing from The Glaser Brothers..
Absolutely brilliant. I used to have that segment of the Hank Snow 40th anniversary celebration performance on the Grand Ole Opry on a video tape . Unfortunately it got damaged. I know one of the next guests was the late Mel Tillis ,He sang a song called It Makes no Difference Now . I have enquired on TH-cam if some one could possibly post that particular part of the show. It would make my day. Thank you for posting this part of the show with The Glaser Brothers ( Rip) . Please stay safe in these unusal times. From Patrick Grimes. Clonsilla, Dublin, Ireland.
Thank you for your kind words, Patrick...I wish that I had the rest of the program to share with you...I hope you enjoy the rest of my videos of The Glaser Brothers...
@@suehunsinger Thanking you for the reply you sent me. I have only noticed it in the last few minutes. I looked at your playlists last evening and I must say that you have a lovely selection of Tompall and the Glaser Brother's in your collection. I listen to a radio station on the internet on the weekends over here KTNK from Lompuc,California and they play Country Music from the 50s,60s and 70s. The kind of music that I like. May I wish you all the happiness in your life and Keep it Country. From a very rainy day in Clonsilla,Dublin, Ireland.
It's so sad that all the great talent in real country music is gone. Most of them have passed away and a few have retired. But the really good country music is gone too.
I actually agree very much indeed with you dear sir or madam .I never heard of them until earlier tonight as l was browsing through my YOU TUBE .l shall certainly have them on from tonight onwards . Thanks for your feedback .Kindest Regards Elizabeth Scotland xxx
Harmonizing brilliance. If I hadda pick between them and C.S&N I'd jump out a window. Thank Ryman Auditorium for not springing for an extra Mic. I love the fight for the one they have.
Ashley; this was the way the Glasers performed this Medley (and a lot of other performances)...They learned to sing as kids with just one microphone, and it stuck...
Sadly,we will never see the likes of these brothers again,after all the years apart they get together and give a performance like this is absolutely awesome ,and, Still use the one Mike between them,which is a dying art..Rest in Peace Brothers, never forgotten.
Truly, the best of the best!!! I will always love them and loved every minute of each performance I saw. I have a few of their LP's but not a complete collection. They were wondering human beings, as well as great artists. I sent a birthday card to Jim once 'way back in the early 70's and he sent me a hand written thank you note. Who does that? What a sweet thing to do🤗
The three brothers have all passed on now with Chuck being the last one to go. My memory goes back to 1966 when while serving in the US Army and stationed at nearby Ft Campbell, Ky. I used to visit a friend who lived on Berwick Trail in Madison, Tn and right next door to Chuck. We shared a few beers together while just chatting away the hours.
You will never hear harmony like the Glasers. The closest was the Statler Bros. But they weren't all blood kin. This particular song is spectaculer. Tompall also caught chained-lightning in a bottle with Waylon Jennings at Hillbilly Central.
@verna Reed, I agree with you that is such a cute song. The first time my late husband heard it, he had to go find and buy the tape. He thought it was hilarious and would tease me about how easy I had it! I sure miss those times after 48 years of marriage. We loved dancing to Country Music.
They are truly Amazing! I do feel bad for their nice looking brother in the background who seems to feel awkwardly like the "third wheel"Poor Chuck!😆 Seriously, Chuck must have done something to P@$$ his brother's off as they both hog the microphone and purposefully try to squeeze him out!🤔
I assure you that Chuck was a valued member and voice of the trio...He had a devastating stroke which left him with partial paralysis on his left side, which did make his movements seem awkward at times...He was greatly loved by his brothers...This performance was all an act that featured Jim and Tompall because of the great similarities of there voices...
My God. They were under rated and so incredibly talented.
I was backstage with my dad this night but i was too young and dumb to understand what an amazing performance i was witnessing.
Bailey oh WOW! That's awesome, the thought of it!!
Sad how that comes back around as we stay musically sane
One poor fella gets pushed to the back. He could have stayed home
They should be in the hall of fame!One of the greatest groups in country music!
I completely agree
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There will never be a trio as good as the Glazer Brothers
Lots of talents graced the opry stage .. I agree they shud have been in the hall of fame , in remembrance .. hard driven old school .. like gold nowadays
There are no talents and singers like them in today’s country music
@@twain1770 "country music"?????They are mutually exclusive terms today
So good make you want to cry
They make it look so easy! Not another three people in the world that could pull this off. Amazing.
What is the name of the song that Jim handles the high part? I know Lovin Her Was Easier. What was the second song and did they do that song that way all the time? Do you have a video of them performing that song anywhere else? I love that they could sing so easily together.
If I'm understanding your question correctly, you are referring to the second song in their medley (which was a very popular part of their live performances)....The song is "I Turned And Walked Slowly Away" which was written and recorded by Eddy Arnold, and was a hit for Marty Robbins...As far as I know, the Glaser Brothers never recorded the song...
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@@johnwinger2240 Hump sang the song, however he never wrote it. A hit for many other singers ! Ray Price, Jack Green ,etc..
@@johncumiskey672 good call shit where was I lol
Written by Eddie Miller when he lived out in California.
Nothing is more genuinely representative of balanced three part harmony, especially in a live performance, than singing intimately into a single microphone. Watch how closely they work that mic.
I always loved hearing Jim Glaser sing, RIP dear Jim!
One of the best, Jim!
I think Chuck had the best time of all watching the antics of Jim and Tompall - loved to see him laugh. His recovery from his stroke was nothing short of miraculous and showed tremendous willpower and determination. The three of them were the best of the best!!!
This performance (along with everyone they did) should be a country treasure.There are zero artists who could or can sing county music like these 3 brothers.Their music is fabulous and will live forever!
Hello Jim i talked to you when i visited Bill Andersons western store in Nashville Saw you play guitar for Bill on some of his songs Jim Martin
Sorry i was WRONG!!! After i posted this i researched Jimmy Gateley and saw he had passed in 1985 or there about Need to get facts correct before i post Please truly sorry My Mistake!!! Jim Martin
HE accompanied him in vocals and played fiddle for Bill Anderson performances
@@janetmartin8048 ++2
I wouldn't say zero. I loved them, but get real!!
I just keep getting pulled back to this video. So good.
Fantastic - just fantastic! None of the groups nowadays can hold a candle to these fellers!
Would never get tired of watching this clip..thank you Sue for all your great posts of the boys..love love love them!😍😍😍
Hank Snow actually came over to my parent’s place for dinner after he did a show in Hamilton, Ontario in the early/mid 1950s!! Then after dinner, my Dad, his older brother and Hank sat around playing their guitars and singing!! I was a young child, but I’ve never forgotten it!! ❤️🌹🇨🇦🌹❤️
Their talent just blows my mind and today's talent can't even come close. These fellers were the real deal even if Nashville ignored them. R.l.P. boys!
I love it when they do some Marty Robin's songs both are the GREATEST
The best Brother's group ever, none could match the harmony,
Just listen to that harmony. I get goosebumps just hearing this. Tompall was so smooth and Jim's voice really complemented his voice
I just keep coming back to this video performance,it is so awesome, can't get enough of their singing!! "Loving her was easier", can't get anything much better than that!! It's hard to have a favorite one with these men,so many of their songs are great! Bout the funniest thing ever is their song "throw another log on the fire",pour me another cup of tea, then sit & tell me why
you're leaving me!! Lol first time I heard that I laughed til I cried!!
Absolutely love this group love watching when they only use one it's the best
The Best of the bunch. Move over Gatlin Bros. and Statlers. WOW! Miss them so much and Marty too.
Still miss them, they are the best trio in real country music
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I miss them so... Keep coming back to listen to the best group ever . Seriously, no one comes close. TomPall said they haven't sang together in 5 yrs. WOW... who else could have done this?
No better harmonies.
Dam... Why can't they make music like this anymore.
most people have lost their HEART
Like the song says (murder on music Row) nashville is all about money I grew up in Ireland 🇮🇪 with country music and listened to it all my life but the rubbish they're putting out now bears no resemblance to real country Hank and the glaser bros must be turning in their graves
I realize Im kinda off topic but do anybody know a good site to watch new tv shows online ?
@Ryland Larry i would suggest Flixzone. You can find it by googling =)
@Anthony Thomas Yup, I've been watching on Flixzone for years myself =)
Absolutely the best trio of any genre of music bar none!
What a fantastic performance. I could hardly believe it when Tompaul said they hadn’t been singing together in 5 years. They sounded like they had never stopped singing together. I always remember them backing up all those great western songs of Marty Robbins.
Their records may be technically perfect but their stage performances are beyond perfection.
I worked the opry singing with Charlie Louvin and Jennifer O’Brien and we did the same swapping lines right in the middle of a song like they did I always found it funny than no one but the sound engineer knew who was singing tenor or high baritone or lead . He use to tell me he took bets on it at times . I wod have give anything to have seen Thier live petfirmance but I worked 1980 til March 1990 and transitioned back to school and other venture .. these guys were the best trio with phenomenal vocal ranges
what wonderful family harmony. loved these Glaser Brother's since childhood. Good to see again.
Oh how great they were We had good fortune of attending two of their concerts first at local High School auditorium and second at County Fair coliseum Jim and Jan Martin
I LOVE the glaser brothers,as a trio or individual!! So sad when they passed!! They were so funny as well as good singers! Very entertaining & talented!!
I love the Glaser brothers music
Man, were they great ! Wish the Opry and Country Radio still had music like them on . Hank Snow,too.
Can't replace these guy...
One of the finest trio's in country music, hosted by the legendary "Singing Ranger," Hank Snow.
Jim's harmony always made the hairs on my neck stand up, he had such a beautiful timbre to his voice.
Hank Snow, one of the Greats in Country Music, love hearing him pick that Martin guitar, I could listen to him all day!
@@janiceastets5425
Hey Jan ice, I appreciate your comment regarding Hank Snow. He is just so special.
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the most underrated guys in Nashville..their talents are beyond great..
Got to give credit to their parents for encouraging and teaching them to play the guitar, plus their singing ability!
The Glaser Brothers were the best group to ever stand on a stage together. No other group harmonized so well. I have nearly all of their cynics & all of their CDs. I felt so fortunate to have this great collection.
I hate Spell Check! It changed what I typed to cynics. I have nearly all of their 78s. I actually typed what They're made of.
Ashamed they are not in the Country Music Hall of Fame!!! Best harmony ever. To have seen them in person was outstanding.
@@barbarawilkes5037
I have always loved them and so, so talented! Their voices were made for harmony! ❤️
My Dad was born in '32 and he's probably been one of Bob Wills' No.1 Fans of a lifetime. I love a great many from the old, old music. My first album that was literally my very own was of Sonny James. In the early '70, believing 1971, the family whose home I was visiting, their phone rung. The husband asked me to answer it. I begged not to and he insisted. Both the man on the line and I, neither of us knew who and why it was the two of speaking. The husband had injured his foot and his wife was fixing supper. I had to rely the Q&A between these two men. As it was a the man gave his commonly used nickname and (later on) the call was in regards as to what time, how early to come over for these two to go off fishing. I knew with his foot that trip wasn't happening. Why I was forced into answering the phone was us two had been playing LPs and talking of artist and groups. We had gained much onfo in this talk. He knew, was expecting this call from his buddy. He and I'd had shared stories and several of our most favorites and such. He had set me up! He had me to keep pressing, badgering this poor man on the phone and was wanting his name said. I felt so bad being a pest to him. He gave his first name and then the demand was, "Who?" and (fill in first name) "who?" This man couldn't believe the third degree he was getting and I couldn't believe it was me dishing it!!! To my,
"He's asking me, to ask you, 'Sonny' who?"
"He knows who I am."
"I'm sorry, I'm supposed to asked again, 'Sonny' who?"
"It's me! Sonny! Sonny James! Tell him, I am SONNY JAMES!"
I couldn't believe it!!! Now it made a world of sense why he didn't want his wife answering this call. This was a gift to me. In no way ever was Sonny James upset with me. He as I, couldn't understand why not have two speaking together, knowing of each other, like the wife. With explanation of the injury, we continued as such. I've never fainted, but my legs did go a bit weak, no joke! I stayed mute on my loving the bidy if his work and my admiration of it. All of the Sonny James things, of my sharing, telling of singing...
Sonny's close friend, within 45 minutes earlier heard from me, I'm certain much was detailed in explanation of the setup pulled off. 😅
I did sing in my early years. Lol, I was in a large group setting of people gathered with guessing 70% being 5th and 6th graders. They adults had for weeks ahead had decided this Friday, overnight, departure Saturday afternoon events out. Some of which the kids knew, most not. None of us knew a talent contest was going to happen. I won it! I sung a Sonny James' song and being a 5th grade girl, I went with, "Blackboard of My Heart."
My Top All Time Favorites of C&W were Jim Reeves, Marty Robbins, and Pasty Cline. Of course Tompall and the Glaser Brothers and Marty Robbins sung together. My Father and I both loved all the ones I've named sharing here. I'm feeling a bit nostalgic and teary now, but all in the very best of ways!
They are The Greatest,I have ever heard.🤗👍
They always had the sound I think of Marty Robbins. Beautiful singing, miss that style today.
Absolutely fabulous performance!!! Never heard more perfectly blending voices than these brothers.
Absolutely impossible to hear any thing better than the Glaser Brothers....
So many beautiful songs. Wonderful voices.
RGERE HARMONY IS BRILLIANT LOVE THIS TRIO
Just set back and listen,wonderful music, tell me where you can find the sweet sound in so called music of today.I CAN , IT IS BOOTH BROS AND SOUTHERN GOSPEL ! JP
Thanks for sharing your thoughts and music with me omg 😱 of the grand old Opry
Sibling harmony is always flawless.. These guys are great.
Yes, like The Blue Sky Boys, The Louvin Brothers and The Everly Brothers. Real brothers.
Thanks Sue, Beautiful - all their songs... Naked emotions my favorite...
Still the best. Love hearing them sing..Big favorites of mine.
Nobody sang this song better. I wanted this song on my iTunes playlist but couldn’t find it on ITunes or Amazon. Found a CD from a seller in the UK and had it shipped to me. I treasure it.
Their style of singing always reminded me of the Marty Robbins El Paso,style.
That's probably because The Glaser Brothers toured with Marty from 1958-1961 and were his backup vocalists...Marty got a lot of his country style of singing from The Glaser Brothers..
@@suehunsinger I thought I knew a lot, but I learned something from you.
@@suehunsinger Folks if you want to know about the Bros Sue 🥰 can tell you about them ..💯💚🙏💋
Wow, ooks like Stevie Wonder was dressing Hank back then. Always great to hear the Glaser Brothers take on the classics....
Absolutely beautiful and very beautifully done!!👏👍🛐🌹✝️❤️💓💕🇺🇸💗🎆🔯🕎🌄
OMG!💖 THANK YOU SO MUCH!
Absolutely brilliant. I used to have that segment of the Hank Snow 40th anniversary celebration performance on the Grand Ole Opry on a video tape . Unfortunately it got damaged. I know one of the next guests was the late Mel Tillis ,He sang a song called It Makes no Difference Now . I have enquired on TH-cam if some one could possibly post that particular part of the show. It would make my day. Thank you for posting this part of the show with The Glaser Brothers ( Rip) . Please stay safe in these unusal times. From Patrick Grimes. Clonsilla, Dublin, Ireland.
Thank you for your kind words, Patrick...I wish that I had the rest of the program to share with you...I hope you enjoy the rest of my videos of The Glaser Brothers...
@@suehunsinger Thanking you for the reply you sent me. I have only noticed it in the last few minutes. I looked at your playlists last evening and I must say that you have a lovely selection of Tompall and the Glaser Brother's in your collection. I listen to a radio station on the internet on the weekends over here KTNK from Lompuc,California and they play Country Music from the 50s,60s and 70s. The kind of music that I like. May I wish you all the happiness in your life and Keep it Country. From a very rainy day in Clonsilla,Dublin, Ireland.
One of my all time favorite performances!
It's so sad that all the great talent in real country music is gone. Most of them have passed away and a few have retired. But the really good country music is gone too.
Now there’s music worth listening too those guys know what it is all about and none any better than the brothers
They were one of my favorite groups in that era and I continue enjoy to this day. They have that WOW, factor!!!
I actually agree very much indeed with you dear sir or madam .I never heard of them until earlier tonight as l was browsing through my YOU TUBE .l shall certainly have them on from tonight onwards . Thanks for your feedback .Kindest Regards Elizabeth Scotland xxx
Absolutey fabulous
Athens purest country music of any era
Sue, please keep posting all these fantastic Glaser songs. I think you and I feel about the same about their music - they were great!
Harmonizing brilliance. If I hadda pick between them and C.S&N I'd jump out a window. Thank Ryman Auditorium for not springing for an extra Mic. I love the fight for the one they have.
Ashley; this was the way the Glasers performed this Medley (and a lot of other performances)...They learned to sing as kids with just one microphone, and it stuck...
That was so great,I watched it twice
Thankyou, TH-cam for shareing beautiful
What a time that would have been to be at The Grand Ole Opry.
Jim reminds me a lot of Marty Robbins
Theyre still great
They are simply fantastic great songs
Best trio ever
The Great Trio👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍
Do u have the full show of this show I would love to see this
No, sorry Lenny...
RIP, lads....eternal memory!
TRUE CLASSIC COUNTRY??
Just curious....Why the question marks? Are you questioning whether The Glaser Brothers were "True Classic Country" ?
Sadly,we will never see the likes of these brothers again,after all the years apart they get together and give a performance like this is absolutely awesome ,and, Still use the one Mike between them,which is a dying art..Rest in Peace Brothers, never forgotten.
Beautiful
What a wonderful sound they made.
SPECIAL is the word.
Truly, the best of the best!!! I will always love them and loved every minute of each performance I saw. I have a few of their LP's but not a complete collection. They were wondering human beings, as well as great artists. I sent a birthday card to Jim once 'way back in the early 70's and he sent me a hand written thank you note. Who does that? What a sweet thing to do🤗
These were amazing, loved their harmonies. The best ever. A sad loss to Country music
Like a Fred Asltair and Ginger Rogers dance... never missed a beat, or a step... SO GOOD...
RIP Jim, Chuck and Tompall
fabulous these boys
Fantastic brothers
They were so funny 🙏🏻😂
What talent. ..
A classic Country trio.
I must be a Glazer holic I start playing them and can't stop but I'm not complaining
The same for me. Play them every day. Great harmony.
BEAUTIFUL MUSIC!!!
So good!!!
Wow!!
The three brothers have all passed on now with Chuck being the last one to go. My memory goes back to 1966 when while serving in the US Army and stationed at nearby Ft Campbell, Ky. I used to visit a friend who lived on Berwick Trail in Madison, Tn and right next door to Chuck. We shared a few beers together while just chatting away the hours.
TomPaul and the Glaser the very best Harmony I jear
It's good to see Hank.
You will never hear harmony like the Glasers.
The closest was the Statler Bros. But they weren't all blood kin. This particular song is spectaculer. Tompall also caught chained-lightning in a bottle with Waylon Jennings at Hillbilly Central.
fantastic Thanks
Been listening since i was little. Today's singers can't compare.these fellas can blow the roof off
@verna Reed, I agree with you that is such a cute song. The first time my late husband heard it, he had to go find and buy the tape. He thought it was hilarious and would tease me about how easy I had it! I sure miss those times after 48 years of marriage. We loved dancing to Country Music.
Of the Greatest!
The best ever!
I come here often just to listen to this group... Nothing to compare to them... Amazing... wow...Genius sound, for real.
Real 😂😂😂😂😂
Where have they been all my life! Got god!
I meant good god. Lol
They are truly Amazing! I do feel bad for their nice looking brother in the background who seems to feel awkwardly like the "third wheel"Poor Chuck!😆 Seriously, Chuck must have done something to P@$$ his brother's off as they both hog the microphone and purposefully try to squeeze him out!🤔
I assure you that Chuck was a valued member and voice of the trio...He had a devastating stroke which left him with partial paralysis on his left side, which did make his movements seem awkward at times...He was greatly loved by his brothers...This performance was all an act that featured Jim and Tompall because of the great similarities of there voices...
Marty Robins was inspired by these guys