Thank you Professor of Rock for this tribute. Doesn’t matter if it’s rock, country, R&B, or you name it, great music is just simply great music regardless! And Charlie Pride was one of the greatest.
When I was young, my grandmother and I would listen to Charley Pride albums over and over. Her favorite was Charley's recording of Hank Williams' Kaw-Liga. When I heard of Charley's passing, the memories of those times with my grandmother--who passed away 27 years ago--came rushing back. RIP Charley, and thank you for all the memories your music gave me.
Had the same experience when Kenny Rogers past away. My grandmother loved Kenny. She past away over 10 years ago and when I was a kid, my cousin and I would always sing Kenny Rogers songs as we sat in the back seat of the car driving around places. We didn’t sing along to the actual music, it was just the two of us singing, out of key and quite often the wrong lyrics “4 hungry children” was sung “4 hundred children,” we were 10 back then. And never once did she tell us to keep it down or quit singing. She loved both our versions and his. Great music + great times = Awesome memories. God I love music and Charley and Kenny just as much.
One of my first memories was of Charley Pride singing on Hee-Haw. Funny how I was so blown away by his baritone that I didn't even realize he was the first black country singer until I was 25. What can I say? I'm a little slow on the uptake, sometimes. But watching this brought back a TON of memories of childhood, and now I have this strange lump in my throat and this mist covering my vision. Thanks, Charley. Rest in peace. You've earned it.
Loved Charlie's music and he was an extremely nice gentleman. Had the opportunity to meet him numerous times when I was younger working with my uncle in Dallas TX. What a class act both on stage and in person! RIP Charlie Pride!
My entire childhood revolves around listening to Charley Pride. House sings were a mainstay at our house. I remember his album Christmas In My Home Town, that a friend of ours had. I searched my whole adult life for that record. I finally found it and it's getting played this year.
This is such a great interview with a true legend. I only recently got deeply into country music and discovered Charley's catalogue about 2 years ago. So sad to hear about his passing from something that was probably preventable, first John Prine and now Charley Pride :(. His legacy will live on through his classic songs.
I know right! My high school friends introduced me to John Prine in college. I grew up listening to Charley Pride and many Country artists, but some how missed John Prone. I listen to all kinds of music and have over 10,000 CDs that's probably why. Prime Prine was my start. I listened to him a lot over the years. I got the double CD collection when it was released. Both deaths were shocking to me. Charley Pride's passing is yet another of too many bad that has made 2020 truly unforgettable and the worst!
Wow Adam!!! Thanks for blessing me with my all-time favorite country star!!! I'm looking forward to seeing more of this interview. You are very blessed to have been able to sit down with this legend who is so humble and honest!!! You have made me love School again Professor!!!
Thank you for this wonderful tribute to this great music legend. My grandfather played his music when I was growing up and I was hooked. He was truly a class act. RIP and power, Mr. Pride.
Charlie Pride ! Sledge Mississippi about 3 hours from my home ! The Sign 🪧 says home of Charlie Pride ! He played with the Memphis Red Sox and The Birmingham Barons ⚾️ . You can Crack that Baseball now while your singing a song ! RIP!!!! Charlie Great job PROFESSOR!
One of the greatest country artists in history, and as a youngster of 12, the first artist who I absolutely loved. Mr Pride’s quality of performance, but more importantly, his impeccable character, will not come this way again.
It's great to see Charley Pride being given the respect he deserves. He's a man for the history books with all his great music. Professor of rock I love your channel. Keep up the good work
A lot of us grew up with dads that listened to Charley Pride; he had one of the best voices in music. Loved his songs. Edit: When he called you, Adam, during the interview, my face just lit up in a smile. He was so personable and down to earth.
I remember one Father’s Day in like 1975 Ott 76 and was so excited to give my dad a Charlie Pride record . He was happy and we listened to it countless times. Loved his music and his humility What a grant of a human being❤️
I'm starting to really see how our musical journey has walked the same path. From the country greats, to 80s pop into the glorious hair metal...and even on into grunge lol Our generation really was lucky to have such a wonderful trip!
Wow! I was just thinking about this a few weeks ago, during another video from Prof of Rock. Growing up (as a kid or as a young adult) in the 80s was a beautiful experience.
Charlie Pride is one of my all time favorite singers. I was first introduced to him in the 60s from my mom's record collection. I was fortunate enough to see him and also Kenny Rodgers and Dortie West at the Astrodome in Houston, Texas in 1980. Thank you Professor of Rock for such a wonderful interview.
Thank you for sharing this interview. I grew up listening to old county, thanks to my parents, and Charley Pride was always one of my favourites to hear. Many a trip in the old family motorhome, dad would put in the 8 track of CP. some great memories. My parents are still here, and when Charley passed, I know they felt sadness for the loss of one of their musical favourites. RIP Mr. Pride.
Just another reason to consider the Professor Of Rock this generation's Casey Kasem! As TH-cam grows so does Professor Of Rock! Keep up the great work. All the best to you and your family!
Very true! Charley Pride's success helped Ray Charles for record Country music in spite of his record label objection. Darius Rucker's love of Country music was also inspired by Charley Pride as well. Fortunately Hootie & The Blowfish became massive. The years of their success and tireless touring resulted in easier transition from Rock to Country. Something he always wanted to do forever and he's massively successful there as well. Charley Pride was proud. Thank You Charley Pride for timeless music and an indelible mark on the world!! R.I.P.
Actually Charlie hated being called that because Jackie was sent to the majors to integrate the league charley was just a artist who happened to be black as he said no body told him to do it it just happened
As a 5 year old I was tormented by Charlie's Most Beautiful Girl in the World song... waiting for my mom in the car desperately pressing the big silver AM radio buttons on the dashboard trying to hear something else but all the stations played that song... aaaaahhhhh!!!! The only other songs to create similar haunting memories were Seasons in the Sun by Terry Jacks and Wildfire by Michael Martin Murphey. Just coming to terms with those songs nearly 50 years later haha. But as always... in POR we trust. Fantastic interview. I learned so much. What an amazing career! Condolences to all the Pride family.
Same. Back in the day, my dad had a bunch of his cassettes in his 1977 Chevy K-5 Blazer; we would wear out those cassettes on our way to the grocery stores, camping trips, driving around the city, etc. My favorite tapes were the concerts; he would chat just a bit between songs. He was a great man.
Thank for this interview. I love Chaley Pride. Some of my favorite childhood memories are with my Dad at our cabin in the mountains and Charley Pride on the radio. Now my grown son and I share similar memories.
Loving this interview! He seems to have been very modest and was in good shape for his age at the time of this interview. Truly one of the greats! RIP.
Charley opened the door for Darius Rucker, became a Grand Ole Opry and Country Music Hall of Fame member, scored 29 #1 hits on the country charts... so many enormous accomplishments from him. Gone, but not forgotten. My favorite's "You're My Jamaica"'; I love the tropical Caribbean feel of that song!
Being black didn’t make Charlie Pride a great country western singer. Being a great singer made Charlie Pride a great country western singer. Rest In Peace Mr. Pride, I have many childhood memories of my folks and your music.
That is pretty wild Professor of Rock knows Charlie Pride He was one of my favorites. Love that type of country music. I think out of my CDs for that time it was him and Barbara Mandrell were two of the country singers I really liked. Not sure what it is I like about that type of country. So many artists from that time that are good but unfortunately a lot are forgotten.
My sister absolutely loved Charley Pride. She just passed in Oct last year. She was only 53. When she was 4, she told my daddy that she wished Charley Pride was her daddy! Lol! She got a whooping for that! I know she saw him at the Plant City Strawberry Festival a few years back. I'm so glad she got to see him before he passed. I wonder if she's up there getting a personal concert! I hope so! Miss you Sandy
Adam....hope you're doing better. Been praying for all the health issues you've been fighting. Great video as always. I remember as a kid, I couldn't stand so much of any music before the 1980s. Its funny, how now I've come to love so much of the music and artists that my parents would listen to. 2020 has had me listening to "Feel Like Going Home" by 'the Silver fox' (ill let any youngsters out there interested do a little research to find his name).
Loved charley. Grew up in small town ohio. Never heard a word or thought about color. Wasn't until the left started throwing race in my face everyday that I noticed anyone's color
My fav tracks with “Angel “ in the title : 😀✌️ ...And May mr Pride RIP 😌🙏✌️ ...And TY to the POR for doing these interviews with these legends 👍🤟👌... Kiss an Angel in the Mornin by Charley Pride Angel by Jon Secada (🎵IIII-I-ah-I I can’t read the future...But I still wanna hold you close...🎵) Angel by Sarah McLachlan Angel from Montgomery by John Prine / Bonnie Raitt Angel of the Morning by Merilee Rush/ PP Arnold/ Juice Newton Angel by Aerosmith Cowboys and Angels by George Michael Earth Angel by the Penguins Fallen Angel by Poison Fly to the Angels by Slaughter The Angel Song by Great White Angel by Jimi Hendrix How do you talk to an Angel by Jamie Walters I’m no Angel by Gregg Allman Johnny Angel by Shelley Fabares (🎵...You’re an Angel to me-heee...🎵) She Talks to Angels by the Black Crowes There Must be an Angel by Eurythmics Angel by Aretha Franklin/ Simply Red Angels Wanna Wear My Red Shoes by Elvis Costello Angel Eyes by Roxy Music Angel Eyes by Jeff Healey Angel of Harlem by U2 Angela by Bob James Angelia by Richard Marx Black Angel’s Death Song by the Velvet Underground Los Angeles by X Our Little Angel by Elvis Costello Angel by Madonna Maybe Angels by Sheryl Crow Angel by Anita Baker Angel of Music by Sarah Brightman and Michael Crawford Angel Say No by Tommy Tutone Heaven Must Be Missing an Angel by Tavares Teen Angel by Mark Dinning Wild Wild Angels by Smokie Angels by Robbie Williams Send me an Angel by Scorpions Send me an Angel by Real Life (🎵It gets in your eyes It’s makin you cry Don’t know what to do🎵) Undercover Angel by Alan O’Day Angel on my Shoulder by the Cascades Right Next Door to an Angel by Neil Sedaka Angel Eyes by ABBA Angel Eyes by Sting When the Angels Fall by Sting Angelina by Harry Belafonte Angel Baby by Rosie and the Originals/ Charles Brown/ Kathy Young My Angel Baby by Toby Beau Fools Rush In Where Angels Fear To Tread by Ricky Nelson War of the Angels by Lita Ford The Angel by Springsteen Pretty Little Angel Eyes by Curtis Lee
Another heavenly list! Are there even any more angels out there? I'll search my Liked Songs Playlist... Sent by Angels by Arc Angels 😊 (sort of a double score there with that one! - not to mention one of the finest rock songs and records of its time... super under rated album, would be dandy if POR did a video on Arc Angels one day IMO). Angels by BoDeans. Angels Tonight by Gin Blossoms. Nice one including How Do You Talk To An Angel by Jamie Walters in there. I'm familiar with the track being from the short lived television show The Heights. Ahh... some guilty pleasure cheese right there, in an era with a lot of cheese all over the charts and radio. Cheers.
@@deanrobert9953 Cheers 🥂 My Friend 🙂Wonderful additions 🤟... And Absolutely You are correct-“The Heights” is the official artist of “How do you talk...”... Walters was the singer on it , singing from the perspective of his somewhat shy character on that show... From 1992 It was the last TV theme that reached USA Pop #1...Believe it or Not 😉✌️.
Thank you for this. Radio abandoned the Jewels of Country Music ages ago, and all but eliminated an entire artform. It was the ultimate sellout...and caused an era of horrible recordings to follow. Here's to hoping they young tune in to the old.
Country is not my favorite, but I had to hear a lot growing up. Charlie Pride is someone I liked. Now in the 1970's I was around a lot of different types of people including bigots. I don't think any of them didn't like Charlie Pride. They would be doing their speil and the next thing they would be singing along with Charlie on the radio.
He recorded some classic country music. Damn good music. I never understood why, at the later part of his career, he started singing carribean music. And not good carribean music.
Man, you couldn't sing Kaw-Liga these days, you'd get cancelled by the SJWs before you could make it back to your chair.... Bonus fun Kaw Liga fact - it's the only Hank Williams record (it was the B side of "You're Cheatin' Heart) that has drums on it.
I never heard of Charley Pride until his death. Of course, since Justin Timberlake is an R&B artist, people call it stealing blackness and cultural appropriation. Just pointing that out.
When Charlie first hit the airways, most people had no idea what color he was. Charlie was just that good. He was a great country singer. I grew up with Charlie, Porter Waggoner, Johnny Cash, Elvis and the Beatles on the radio. For the longest time, what they looked like wasn't nearly as important as what they made me imagine and feel when they sang. So many of the great artists have been leaving this world of late. If there is anything we could learn, it is to seriously give music of any genre a fair listening. What we may hear could change or lives and our outlooks.
Thank you Professor of Rock for this tribute. Doesn’t matter if it’s rock, country, R&B, or you name it, great music is just simply great music regardless! And Charlie Pride was one of the greatest.
UR so RIGHT🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😢
When I was young, my grandmother and I would listen to Charley Pride albums over and over. Her favorite was Charley's recording of Hank Williams' Kaw-Liga. When I heard of Charley's passing, the memories of those times with my grandmother--who passed away 27 years ago--came rushing back. RIP Charley, and thank you for all the memories your music gave me.
Had the same experience when Kenny Rogers past away. My grandmother loved Kenny. She past away over 10 years ago and when I was a kid, my cousin and I would always sing Kenny Rogers songs as we sat in the back seat of the car driving around places. We didn’t sing along to the actual music, it was just the two of us singing, out of key and quite often the wrong lyrics “4 hungry children” was sung “4 hundred children,” we were 10 back then. And never once did she tell us to keep it down or quit singing. She loved both our versions and his.
Great music + great times = Awesome memories. God I love music and Charley and Kenny just as much.
RIP in Charlie!😔 What a beautiful and gifted soul! His music will live on forever...
Charley Pride music played in my home as a kid. R.I.P., sir.
One of my first memories was of Charley Pride singing on Hee-Haw. Funny how I was so blown away by his baritone that I didn't even realize he was the first black country singer until I was 25. What can I say? I'm a little slow on the uptake, sometimes. But watching this brought back a TON of memories of childhood, and now I have this strange lump in my throat and this mist covering my vision. Thanks, Charley. Rest in peace. You've earned it.
Loved Charlie's music and he was an extremely nice gentleman. Had the opportunity to meet him numerous times when I was younger working with my uncle in Dallas TX. What a class act both on stage and in person! RIP Charlie Pride!
My entire childhood revolves around listening to Charley Pride. House sings were a mainstay at our house. I remember his album Christmas In My Home Town, that a friend of ours had. I searched my whole adult life for that record. I finally found it and it's getting played this year.
Thank you very much for this, I grew up on Charlie, my Dad had him on all the time. What a wonderful thing for you to do!
This is such a great interview with a true legend. I only recently got deeply into country music and discovered Charley's catalogue about 2 years ago. So sad to hear about his passing from something that was probably preventable, first John Prine and now Charley Pride :(. His legacy will live on through his classic songs.
I know right! My high school friends introduced me to John Prine in college. I grew up listening to Charley Pride and many Country artists, but some how missed John Prone. I listen to all kinds of music and have over 10,000 CDs that's probably why. Prime Prine was my start. I listened to him a lot over the years. I got the double CD collection when it was released. Both deaths were shocking to me. Charley Pride's passing is yet another of too many bad that has made 2020 truly unforgettable and the worst!
Wow Adam!!! Thanks for blessing me with my all-time favorite country star!!! I'm looking forward to seeing more of this interview. You are very blessed to have been able to sit down with this legend who is so humble and honest!!! You have made me love School again Professor!!!
Thank you for this wonderful tribute to this great music legend. My grandfather played his music when I was growing up and I was hooked. He was truly a class act. RIP and power, Mr. Pride.
Charlie Pride ! Sledge Mississippi about 3 hours from my home ! The Sign 🪧 says home of Charlie Pride ! He played with the Memphis Red Sox and The Birmingham Barons ⚾️ . You can Crack that Baseball now while your singing a song ! RIP!!!! Charlie Great job PROFESSOR!
One of the greatest country artists in history, and as a youngster of 12, the first artist who I absolutely loved. Mr Pride’s quality of performance, but more importantly, his impeccable character, will not come this way again.
Yes Sir He Was 1 of the GREATEST THERE EVER WAS.Still love his Music.🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😢
I was always struck by the kindness and gentleness that came across in all of Charley’s interviews.
Charley Pride. Whatta man. Rest in paradise good Sir. Thank you again, Professor.
Let’s all hope the modern world can stop for just a moment and comprehend the genius of Charley Pride
It's great to see Charley Pride being given the respect he deserves. He's a man for the history books with all his great music.
Professor of rock I love your channel. Keep up the good work
A lot of us grew up with dads that listened to Charley Pride; he had one of the best voices in music. Loved his songs.
Edit: When he called you, Adam, during the interview, my face just lit up in a smile. He was so personable and down to earth.
I remember one Father’s Day in like 1975 Ott 76 and was so excited to give my dad a Charlie Pride record . He was happy and we listened to it countless times. Loved his music and his humility What a grant of a human being❤️
Oh, man. I wanted to see more of that interview. What a voice....
I'm starting to really see how our musical journey has walked the same path. From the country greats, to 80s pop into the glorious hair metal...and even on into grunge lol Our generation really was lucky to have such a wonderful trip!
Wow! I was just thinking about this a few weeks ago, during another video from Prof of Rock. Growing up (as a kid or as a young adult) in the 80s was a beautiful experience.
Charlie Pride is one of my all time favorite singers. I was first introduced to him in the 60s from my mom's record collection. I was fortunate enough to see him and also Kenny Rodgers and Dortie West at the Astrodome in Houston, Texas in 1980. Thank you Professor of Rock for such a wonderful interview.
Who's Gonna Fill Their Shoes?..........George Jones, For you younger men and women. Great song look it up.
Fantastic interview. RIP to a Legend.
Always enjoyed Charlie Pride. He was a great talent, and he influenced so many in both the country and rock genres. He will be missed
Thank you for sharing this interview.
I grew up listening to old county, thanks to my parents, and Charley Pride was always one of my favourites to hear. Many a trip in the old family motorhome, dad would put in the 8 track of CP. some great memories. My parents are still here, and when Charley passed, I know they felt sadness for the loss of one of their musical favourites.
RIP Mr. Pride.
Just another reason to consider the Professor Of Rock this generation's Casey Kasem! As TH-cam grows so does Professor Of Rock! Keep up the great work. All the best to you and your family!
Charley Pride was the Jackie Robinson of Country Music!!
We've Lost An Amazing Talent and a True Trailblazer in all music!!
Very true! Charley Pride's success helped Ray Charles for record Country music in spite of his record label objection. Darius Rucker's love of Country music was also inspired by Charley Pride as well. Fortunately Hootie & The Blowfish became massive. The years of their success and tireless touring resulted in easier transition from Rock to Country. Something he always wanted to do forever and he's massively successful there as well. Charley Pride was proud. Thank You Charley Pride for timeless music and an indelible mark on the world!! R.I.P.
Actually Charlie hated being called that because Jackie was sent to the majors to integrate the league charley was just a artist who happened to be black as he said no body told him to do it it just happened
As a 5 year old I was tormented by Charlie's Most Beautiful Girl in the World song... waiting for my mom in the car desperately pressing the big silver AM radio buttons on the dashboard trying to hear something else but all the stations played that song... aaaaahhhhh!!!! The only other songs to create similar haunting memories were Seasons in the Sun by Terry Jacks and Wildfire by Michael Martin Murphey. Just coming to terms with those songs nearly 50 years later haha. But as always... in POR we trust. Fantastic interview. I learned so much. What an amazing career! Condolences to all the Pride family.
I love Charlie Pride. My favorite song of his is the country-disco-flavored, Night Games.
I'm a rocker but Was raised listening to classic country. My Dad probably has every Pride album on vinyl
Same here, oddly I can more quickly remember more Charley Pride lyrics than I can any of the rock song stuff and I barely heard CP after about age 10.
Same. Back in the day, my dad had a bunch of his cassettes in his 1977 Chevy K-5 Blazer; we would wear out those cassettes on our way to the grocery stores, camping trips, driving around the city, etc. My favorite tapes were the concerts; he would chat just a bit between songs. He was a great man.
Thank for this interview. I love Chaley Pride.
Some of my favorite childhood memories are with my Dad at our cabin in the mountains and Charley Pride on the radio. Now my grown son and I share similar memories.
I thank you for the kind words about Charley Pride and he was amazing.
Loving this interview! He seems to have been very modest and was in good shape for his age at the time of this interview. Truly one of the greats! RIP.
Thank you for this! Well done! We lost two Charlies this year - Charlie Daniels and Charley Pride. And I believe they're both in Heaven singing. :)
R.I.P Charley Pride
He will never be forgotten
Charley opened the door for Darius Rucker, became a Grand Ole Opry and Country Music Hall of Fame member, scored 29 #1 hits on the country charts... so many enormous accomplishments from him. Gone, but not forgotten. My favorite's "You're My Jamaica"'; I love the tropical Caribbean feel of that song!
Incredible stats on his accomplishments, completely unnoticed... Thank you for that PoR, and hope you're feeling better!
I'm so happy that you interviewed Charlie Pride. He had some crossover appeal in the 70s. He was such a nice guy. Good job...
Being black didn’t make Charlie Pride a great country western singer. Being a great singer made Charlie Pride a great country western singer. Rest In Peace Mr. Pride, I have many childhood memories of my folks and your music.
That is pretty wild Professor of Rock knows Charlie Pride He was one of my favorites. Love that type of country music. I think out of my CDs for that time it was him and Barbara Mandrell were two of the country singers I really liked. Not sure what it is I like about that type of country. So many artists from that time that are good but unfortunately a lot are forgotten.
Thank you, great show! Brings back golf memories; Dad was a regular invitee to the Charlie Pride tournaments.
Terrific interview with the one and only Charlie Pride, a real trailblazer entertainer. Bravo!
All the newer artists, as well as the older artists that you named, RULE!! Charley was great!
Wow what a legendary life and was still sharp as ever #humansuperhero 💪🏻💯❤️🙏🏻⚡️🎶👏🏻
Love Charley Pride one of the great's Roll on Mississippi ' Your So GOOD When Your Bad' I've Never Been SO Loved ect.....
class and talent! Don't see that combination too often these days unfortunately.
My sister absolutely loved Charley Pride. She just passed in Oct last year. She was only 53. When she was 4, she told my daddy that she wished Charley Pride was her daddy! Lol! She got a whooping for that! I know she saw him at the Plant City Strawberry Festival a few years back. I'm so glad she got to see him before he passed. I wonder if she's up there getting a personal concert! I hope so! Miss you Sandy
Super interview! Never be another Charlie Pride😪
Thanks so much for doing this video. I also grew up with country music and remember his influence.
RIP Charley Pride💙
What a legend.
Thanks for the information RIP Charlie Pride 😤
I played bass in a country muisic band in the 80's and the songs i most enjoyed was the Charlie Pride ones
what a beautiful human
wow. Learned a lot. watching from Philippines. Grew up listening to him.
Love your videos man!
Adam....hope you're doing better. Been praying for all the health issues you've been fighting. Great video as always. I remember as a kid, I couldn't stand so much of any music before the 1980s. Its funny, how now I've come to love so much of the music and artists that my parents would listen to. 2020 has had me listening to "Feel Like Going Home" by 'the Silver fox' (ill let any youngsters out there interested do a little research to find his name).
Keep the music aliiiiiiiiiiiiive.
Kiss a Angel Goodmorning and love her like the Devil when you get back Home ! So many Songs !
That was wonderful. More, please. (And I'm not even a country music fan.)
I love his version of Mountain of Love.
My mom's favorite country singer.
Rest in peace. Humility to the end.
You ought to do one of these for "Garth Brooks" (and also a bunch of the OTHER people you listed). Whether or not they're still alive.
Loved charley. Grew up in small town ohio. Never heard a word or thought about color. Wasn't until the left started throwing race in my face everyday that I noticed anyone's color
My fav tracks with “Angel “ in the title : 😀✌️
...And May mr Pride RIP 😌🙏✌️
...And TY to the POR for doing these interviews with these legends 👍🤟👌...
Kiss an Angel in the Mornin by Charley Pride
Angel by Jon Secada (🎵IIII-I-ah-I I can’t read the future...But I still wanna hold you close...🎵)
Angel by Sarah McLachlan
Angel from Montgomery by John Prine / Bonnie Raitt
Angel of the Morning by Merilee Rush/ PP Arnold/ Juice Newton
Angel by Aerosmith
Cowboys and Angels by George Michael
Earth Angel by the Penguins
Fallen Angel by Poison
Fly to the Angels by Slaughter
The Angel Song by Great White
Angel by Jimi Hendrix
How do you talk to an Angel by Jamie Walters
I’m no Angel by Gregg Allman
Johnny Angel by Shelley Fabares (🎵...You’re an Angel to me-heee...🎵)
She Talks to Angels by the Black Crowes
There Must be an Angel by Eurythmics
Angel by Aretha Franklin/ Simply Red
Angels Wanna Wear My Red Shoes by Elvis Costello
Angel Eyes by Roxy Music
Angel Eyes by Jeff Healey
Angel of Harlem by U2
Angela by Bob James
Angelia by Richard Marx
Black Angel’s Death Song by the Velvet Underground
Los Angeles by X
Our Little Angel by Elvis Costello
Angel by Madonna
Maybe Angels by Sheryl Crow
Angel by Anita Baker
Angel of Music by Sarah Brightman and Michael Crawford
Angel Say No by Tommy Tutone
Heaven Must Be Missing an Angel by Tavares
Teen Angel by Mark Dinning
Wild Wild Angels by Smokie
Angels by Robbie Williams
Send me an Angel by Scorpions
Send me an Angel by Real Life (🎵It gets in your eyes It’s makin you cry Don’t know what to do🎵)
Undercover Angel by Alan O’Day
Angel on my Shoulder by the Cascades
Right Next Door to an Angel by Neil Sedaka
Angel Eyes by ABBA
Angel Eyes by Sting
When the Angels Fall by Sting
Angelina by Harry Belafonte
Angel Baby by Rosie and the Originals/ Charles Brown/ Kathy Young
My Angel Baby by Toby Beau
Fools Rush In Where Angels Fear To Tread by Ricky Nelson
War of the Angels by Lita Ford
The Angel by Springsteen
Pretty Little Angel Eyes by Curtis Lee
Another heavenly list! Are there even any more angels out there? I'll search my Liked Songs Playlist... Sent by Angels by Arc Angels 😊 (sort of a double score there with that one! - not to mention one of the finest rock songs and records of its time... super under rated album, would be dandy if POR did a video on Arc Angels one day IMO). Angels by BoDeans. Angels Tonight by Gin Blossoms. Nice one including How Do You Talk To An Angel by Jamie Walters in there. I'm familiar with the track being from the short lived television show The Heights. Ahh... some guilty pleasure cheese right there, in an era with a lot of cheese all over the charts and radio. Cheers.
@@deanrobert9953 Cheers 🥂 My Friend 🙂Wonderful additions 🤟...
And Absolutely You are correct-“The Heights” is the official artist of “How do you talk...”...
Walters was the singer on it , singing from the perspective of his somewhat shy character on that show...
From 1992 It was the last TV theme that reached USA Pop #1...Believe it or Not 😉✌️.
RIP legend
Shoutout Great Falls Montana
Thank you for this. Radio abandoned the Jewels of Country Music ages ago, and all but eliminated an entire artform. It was the ultimate sellout...and caused an era of horrible recordings to follow. Here's to hoping they young tune in to the old.
Country is not my favorite, but I had to hear a lot growing up. Charlie Pride is someone I liked. Now in the 1970's I was around a lot of different types of people including bigots. I don't think any of them didn't like Charlie Pride. They would be doing their speil and the next thing they would be singing along with Charlie on the radio.
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He recorded some classic country music. Damn good music. I never understood why, at the later part of his career, he started singing carribean music. And not good carribean music.
I was raised on country music.
All our legands are dying 💔
Man, you couldn't sing Kaw-Liga these days, you'd get cancelled by the SJWs before you could make it back to your chair....
Bonus fun Kaw Liga fact - it's the only Hank Williams record (it was the B side of "You're Cheatin' Heart) that has drums on it.
I never heard of Charley Pride until his death. Of course, since Justin Timberlake is an R&B artist, people call it stealing blackness and cultural appropriation. Just pointing that out.
Well said!! 🙌👏
What exactly are you saying? Can you explain your comment?
@@tammypilgrim3764 i don't speak stupid.
When Charlie first hit the airways, most people had no idea what color he was. Charlie was just that good. He was a great country singer. I grew up with Charlie, Porter Waggoner, Johnny Cash, Elvis and the Beatles on the radio. For the longest time, what they looked like wasn't nearly as important as what they made me imagine and feel when they sang. So many of the great artists have been leaving this world of late. If there is anything we could learn, it is to seriously give music of any genre a fair listening. What we may hear could change or lives and our outlooks.
@@EmmyV2002 I don't speak stupid either. That's why I didn't understand your stupid comment. I was giving you a chance to not sound racist.
First lol