@RideHanna you ain't kidding....and he never got the credit he deserves for it...he is as good guitar player as any...he was one of the most sought after studio guitar players....
I don´t care if he makes mistakes, or his daughter...I don´t!, for they are in a position to be acknowledged for their deliverance, simple, honest with zest and gusto! God give us more artists like him, like Glenn Campbell
In case there is any doubt, she sings very very well, the comment about the lozenge in her throat is true, not an excuse. And together, they sound sooooo good.
For someone who was always so well groomed, Glen went off the deep end with this awful hairdo. I can't help but wonder who decided that would be a good look for him. Nevertheless, I love this man. Always will. I'm thrilled that my life span intersected with his and I was enriched by his wonderful talent. Not to mention that I got to behold his good looks!
@MICHAEL DAVIS Yes, I know that he was in early stage at that time. He was so amazing as a talent before and even after he had full-on Alzheimer's. :'(
Idk what your talking about, remember that bit in the 80s when he had nothing but a nasty slim truck driver mustache, it's awful, or the early 80s when he had that crazy hair, although I guess that was the height of his dark years... I guess it is a bit more worrying here, as he was completely clean at the time, nothing but underlying health issues or simply bad fashion could get in the way here...
There were a few red flags that could already be seen here of his eventual Alzheimer's Diagnosis, even though it was 5-6 years before a definite diagnosis. I only notice things because of going through it with my mom and by seeing some of his behavior on the farewell tour. I've watched that so many times now. Alzheimer's is such a horrible disease. Those who are there to pick up the pieces are the ones it's so hard on, and for anyone who doesn't "get" "I'm not gonna miss you", watch the documentary, it's on Netflix, very open and honest.
When was this interview done? He wasn't having a "good" day. I'm sole caregiver for my husband who has Alzheimer's and I can tell Glen wasn't himself - appearance, unsure if who sang what part, etc. Such a horrible, horrible disease.
@@BeckyTMKZ Not necessarily so. My husband wasn't diagnosed until 2 years ago and I can say, in my experience, Drs don't know anything for sure. It was extremely frustrating at first because I expected SOMETHING from Drs, but they know nothing. My husband,to this day has no idea he has a Disease that's taking his life a minute at a time.
Interesting era for his hair, always love seeing the many different styles he tried out! Edit: YOO, wish we got more of Time Flies! That's awesome! He never has even recorded that song! Interesting to know he had obviously worked out the chords at some point! Awesome.
BEAUTIFUL..... Love any interviews any footage of Glen Campbell whether performing, or interviews... Love when he was always with his daughter Debby. He still today, and, will always be close to my heart...❤ Even though now in Heaven with the angelic choir... His music I listen to almost daily. God Bless him for giving us all those years. IMHO, the best guitarist there ever was. And, that voice pure and So Beautiful, what a vocal range. Glen, You are So Loved and missed ❤
Man, Glen looked a tad bit over-the-weather or just not quite tuned-in for this talk with his daughter. And so it goes with a lifetime of only celebrity status.
The memories you have Debbie are priceless. I would love to see you do a concert where you sing with him like other artist have done with their late fathers. Like Nat King Cole and his daughter, Elvis and his daughter. It would be amazing.
@WDRowlett Prove it. P.S. Do you know what an a$$hole you look like in light of the fact that he was beginning to present with symptoms of Alzheimer's.
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Glen Campbell is one of the best guitarists ever!!
Not stoned. We now know he had Alzheimer's. He wouldn't do shows by himself anymore he always had one of his children or his wife with him.
@RideHanna you ain't kidding....and he never got the credit he deserves for it...he is as good guitar player as any...he was one of the most sought after studio guitar players....
Glen is a couple months from turning 70 years old here and his voice is still wonderful.
I love how with the guitar in his hand he has to play it do a little tune lol he can't help it
He was years into his illness even here. I would guess the very start of it, could have been as early as 2000.
I don´t care if he makes mistakes, or his daughter...I don´t!, for they are in a position to be acknowledged for their deliverance, simple, honest with zest and gusto! God give us more artists like him, like Glenn Campbell
I agree. Glen (1n) will be missed forever.
@Joe Mauro
Your disdain for anything Glen Campbell is pathological. Get help.
early signs of the long goodbye
he is an incredible artist ....and humble on top of that....
In case there is any doubt, she sings very very well, the comment about the lozenge in her throat is true, not an excuse. And together, they sound sooooo good.
great clip -shows glen as the natural talent that he is
Nice! Thanks for posting this.
Thanks! Glen is the man!!
HIS DAUGHTER ASHLEY SAYS THE FAMILY SAW SIGNS OF DEMENTIA AS EARLY AS 15 YEARS AGO,,,WHEN SHE WAS IN H.S.
For someone who was always so well groomed, Glen went off the deep end with this awful hairdo. I can't help but wonder who decided that would be a good look for him. Nevertheless, I love this man. Always will. I'm thrilled that my life span intersected with his and I was enriched by his wonderful talent. Not to mention that I got to behold his good looks!
I agree Squee Dow about the hair and stuff. I'm a fan too.
Squee Dow he is dealing with Alzheimer’s. He played until he Died.
Horrific wog
@MICHAEL DAVIS
Yes, I know that he was in early stage at that time. He was so amazing as a talent before and even after he had full-on Alzheimer's.
:'(
Idk what your talking about, remember that bit in the 80s when he had nothing but a nasty slim truck driver mustache, it's awful, or the early 80s when he had that crazy hair, although I guess that was the height of his dark years... I guess it is a bit more worrying here, as he was completely clean at the time, nothing but underlying health issues or simply bad fashion could get in the way here...
There were a few red flags that could already be seen here of his eventual Alzheimer's Diagnosis, even though it was 5-6 years before a definite diagnosis. I only notice things because of going through it with my mom and by seeing some of his behavior on the farewell tour. I've watched that so many times now. Alzheimer's is such a horrible disease. Those who are there to pick up the pieces are the ones it's so hard on, and for anyone who doesn't "get" "I'm not gonna miss you", watch the documentary, it's on Netflix, very open and honest.
Love him. The doctor told us that the patient knows it 5 years before you do and they hide it as long as they can.
When was this interview done? He wasn't having a "good" day. I'm sole caregiver for my husband who has Alzheimer's and I can tell Glen wasn't himself - appearance, unsure if who sang what part, etc. Such a horrible, horrible disease.
@@BeckyTMKZ Not necessarily so. My husband wasn't diagnosed until 2 years ago and I can say, in my experience, Drs don't know anything for sure. It was extremely frustrating at first because I expected SOMETHING from Drs, but they know nothing. My husband,to this day has no idea he has a Disease that's taking his life a minute at a time.
Love him. As for her, she's lucky he was her Dad. Otherwise, music wouldn't been part of her opportunities.
@@BeckyTMKZ My husband was diagnosed in 2016 and still doesn't think he has it.
Shaggy hair for Glen!
To me, the least of his famous songs--so many better that he did, IMO
Great seeing you Debby. You might remember my twin brother Steve who you dated in Colorado Springs back in the mid-80's?
Interesting era for his hair, always love seeing the many different styles he tried out!
Edit: YOO, wish we got more of Time Flies! That's awesome! He never has even recorded that song! Interesting to know he had obviously worked out the chords at some point! Awesome.
It being Glen, he probably worked them out right there live in real time.
I've seen other interviews of Glen and he seems hyper/high? in this intervies.....And what's with the hair?
Early onset of Alzheimers.
I am a HUGE fan of Glen Campbell, but I have to admit, something is not quite right here....
BEAUTIFUL..... Love any interviews any footage of Glen Campbell whether performing, or interviews... Love when he was always with his daughter Debby. He still today, and, will always be close to my heart...❤ Even though now in Heaven with the angelic choir... His music I listen to almost daily. God Bless him for giving us all those years. IMHO, the best guitarist there ever was. And, that voice pure and So Beautiful, what a vocal range. Glen, You are So Loved and missed ❤
Glen and his daughter Ashley are the BEST EVER!!! So blessed she has become a great instrumentalist just like her dad. ❤️❤️💯
the worst,most terrible host I have ever seen!
@You are such a sick individual.
sun/moon/mercury/mars taurus, venus aries,ascendant scorpio
Rest in peace Glen
Man, Glen looked a tad bit over-the-weather or just not quite tuned-in for this talk with his daughter. And so it goes with a lifetime of only celebrity status.
@Dk J
Or maybe it had something to do with the beginnings of Alzheimer's. You must have heard about that. It was in all the papers.
The memories you have Debbie are priceless. I would love to see you do a concert where you sing with him like other artist have done with their late fathers. Like Nat King Cole and his daughter, Elvis and his daughter. It would be amazing.
I just don't like this video and I don't know why!!!
He's stoned off his kiester.
@WDRowlett
Prove it.
P.S. Do you know what an a$$hole you look like in light of the fact that he was beginning to present with symptoms of Alzheimer's.
He was clean and sober by this time. He was already in the early stages of Alzheimer's.