I was raised on Country Music and Earnest Tubb will always be one of my all time favorites. The first time I heard this song I was with my favorite boyfriend who wound up breaking my heart in a million pieces. And through all these years I never truly got over him I still love this song although it brings back a sad time I wish I could forget, but that’s.......Another Story !!!
The only type of music I claimed to "hate" as a kid, has ultimately become the only music I want to hear at this particular point in my life. Such is growing older I guess..
one of the classic all time greats. unlike today he always took time to sign autographs and talk to the people who buttered his bread as he put it. his fans were important to him
ET headlined to the Monroe County (WI) Fair in 1964. The Fair would consist of three acts, all Grand Ole Opry stars, with the main act going on at Nine O' Clock CST. ET was one of two people in the history of Opry stars at the Monroe County Fair (1962-1999) to play all three sets. The other was a fella who never amounted to much in music. His name was John R. Cash. My Great Uncle got drunk (his words) with ET that evening as his bus driver took a wrong turn out of the Fair and stopped at the next bar, 8 miles away, to ask for directions. According to Uncle Buck, ET sat next to him at the bar and stayed there until three thirty AM when the County Cop came in and told them they'd had enough and to leave the bus parked.
@@stewartfenton7660 That Cash was from Arkansas and was a vacuum cleaner salesman in Memphis for awhile. Not sure if he ever amounted to much. Lol. December 3rd is my birthday and 1203 was my Grandparents address, so I always use 1203.
Great song. Even though he never recorded it, I heard that this was Merle Haggards favorite song. ET was a great showman And The Texas Troubadours a terrific band.! Real country.
Sonny Dave I remember as a child we lived down the road from Buddy and Karen Charelton , their kids were our friends and as kids one time we wanted to start our own band with Jack Green’s son and Buddy’s kids. It was fun times!
The RealKing of Country Music. ET. My Grandpa's favorite. He used to stay up late on Saturday nights just to listen to the Midnight Jamboree. His favorite song was "Thanks A Lot."
When you talk about country music you have a few names that will always come up. ET and the Texas Trubadours is certainly one of them. We was one of the true greats of Country Music.
One of my Favorites, but I like any and all of his stuff but I particularly really like the stuff that Leon Rhodes did! one of the best and most underrated pickers of all time
Moon Mulligan' was my grandmother's brother my family was the closest to Hank Sr. Jambalaya and alot of other songs where cowritten with him this song was written by my father's first cousin Arlie Duff he also brought Patsy Cline into the Industry I just thank God my father taught us kids about the music industry and what kind of people are in it .There we're those that controlled alot of Nashville look at it today they brought the true country music down on purpose God bless you all the country is on the brink of collapse 🆘😢
ET was of course #1 with this song for decades. I was so happy to see this song get re-introduced in the 70's by Leon Redbone(possibly on SNL)to a whole new generation of listeners.
If that aint country then there's no such thing as country!..... LOL One of my other favorites I used to play of his when I played in country bands was, " Mr. Jukebox ".
When I was young I went to many Ernest Tubb Concerts, thanks to my mother .... Over the years, Ernest never changed --- and he was always people centered! We have many pictures of him and with him; like Boxcar Willie, he was a naturally great person 👍
Great song, and even better star. ET 's lowest level songs are still good, and beat today's country. Directness tears through like a rifle bullet. Thanks for this!
Beautiful song by Ernest Tubb... Reminds me of my Mom she and my older sister used to go see him every time he was in Redwood City, California.. He tried to get my Mom to go with him.. He liked my Mom a lot..
That's cool Kenny.. Does any of your family still live in Redwood City? I really don't know that much about Redwood City I lived in Alameda, California during high school . Soon after I graduated I came back home to Utah.
Just read a letter my uncle wrote my grandma about my other uncle was killed in WW2. And in the letter he said he was listening to Ernest tubbs on the radio. God bless or country and our troops. Them was some hard times back then and those men died for this country and to have people or demons today trying to destroy this country is very sad. Sorry just had to write this down and get it off my chest. God bless, God speed..... ..
You forgot Jack Greene & Cal Smithq ET helped them both get they're own careers going. ET was a great troubadour & helped alot of artists like Loretta Lynn, Skeeter Davis, Jack Greene, Cal Smith and the list goes on and on and on. ET was a great artist, songwriter, businessman in the Country Music Industry. Sadly missed. RIP ET
I found it on iTunes UK its only available there because its an import but theres no way to purchase it so i called ernest tubb record shop in Nashville they said they have it
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Ernest Tubb , an American icon for ever !
HE WAS THE GREATEST SHOWMAN IN COUTRY MUSIC AND ALWAYS HELPING TO GET SOMEONE IN THE MUSUIC BUSINES. AND HE IS VERY MUCH MISSED.
we NEED more of this today.
Won't happen. No more talented writers or real country singers and musicians.
They're there, just underground. Big labels won't hire musicians they cant manipulate to fit their agendas. Said times indeed.
Go to South Texas there bare the traditional singers like Amber Digby,Jade Jack
You are right! Forget about Nashville!
Yes we do
Just think how great this sounded on an old Whirlitzer juke box in a small smoke filled honky tonk in yjr 70s
Truly one of the truly pioneer greats of country music
I was raised on Country Music and Earnest Tubb will always be one of my all time favorites. The first time I heard this song I was with my favorite boyfriend who wound up breaking my heart in a million pieces. And through all these years I never truly got over him I still love this song although it brings back a sad time I wish I could forget, but that’s.......Another Story !!!
0ne of my great heroes Daniel s
God bless ya
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I could listen to that intro by Buddy, over & over!!
So could I.
Definitely one of Ernests Better Songs Thanks for sharing Great Clip,Keith
that voice!!! PURE 100% COUNTRY!!!!!
The only type of music I claimed to "hate" as a kid, has ultimately become the only music I want to hear at this particular point in my life.
Such is growing older I guess..
Yup. Queens NY here. Lol
Me too
Life does that
I’m 35. I grew up in the North and South. I grew up with all kinds of country.. Ernest reminds me of my Grandparents…..
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ABSOLUTELY A GREAT SONG. ONE OF MY ALL TIME FAVORITES.
one of the classic all time greats. unlike today he always took time to sign autographs and talk to the people who buttered his bread as he put it. his fans were important to him
He did take time with the fans.
I saw his show in Florida in the
'60s, and got an autograph of
even the bus driver!
ET headlined to the Monroe County (WI) Fair in 1964. The Fair would consist of three acts, all Grand Ole Opry stars, with the main act going on at Nine O' Clock CST. ET was one of two people in the history of Opry stars at the Monroe County Fair (1962-1999) to play all three sets. The other was a fella who never amounted to much in music. His name was John R. Cash.
My Great Uncle got drunk (his words) with ET that evening as his bus driver took a wrong turn out of the Fair and stopped at the next bar, 8 miles away, to ask for directions. According to Uncle Buck, ET sat next to him at the bar and stayed there until three thirty AM when the County Cop came in and told them they'd had enough and to leave the bus parked.
@@DoubleJ1203 great story man. Who was the Cash guy? And is that Flight 1203 you're talking about?
@@stewartfenton7660 That Cash was from Arkansas and was a vacuum cleaner salesman in Memphis for awhile. Not sure if he ever amounted to much. Lol. December 3rd is my birthday and 1203 was my Grandparents address, so I always use 1203.
@@DoubleJ1203 I heard he would take the first payment then never go back. Or something like that.
Definitely the best of line up to the Troubadours.
Now this is real classic country music
Buddy and the “ShoBud” steel...wow..what memories that brings....he brings some Tom Brumley into the steel...THE BEST MUSIC MADE..EVER. EVER
Great song. Even though he never recorded it, I heard that this was Merle Haggards favorite song. ET was a great showman And The Texas Troubadours a terrific band.! Real country.
Yes he recorded this,I have a studio version on an album!
Steve Endicott played this record in Vietnam 50 years ago
Sonny Dave I remember as a child we lived down the road from Buddy and Karen Charelton , their kids were our friends and as kids one time we wanted to start our own band with Jack Green’s son and Buddy’s kids. It was fun times!
@Audrey Smith "TOUCHE!" 👏👍🤪🤠
@@tammyslaughter9587 what happened to Karen?
The RealKing of Country Music. ET. My Grandpa's favorite. He used to stay up late on Saturday nights just to listen to the Midnight Jamboree. His favorite song was "Thanks A Lot."
Grandpa had good taste thats my fav too hopefully one day well all meet again maybe in the next life
E T one of the.best awsome 👌😍. Don't let this kind of music die.keep.it.alive folks please
Beautiful song by an absolute legend
This is one of my father's old favorites...sounds just like my dad singing, sure does bring back memories..
love E.T...
When you talk about country music you have a few names that will always come up. ET and the Texas Trubadours is certainly one of them. We was one of the true greats of Country Music.
True country at its finest. The original et. And buddy on the steel just makes it even greater
One of my Favorites, but I like any and all of his stuff but I particularly really like the stuff that Leon Rhodes did! one of the best and most underrated pickers of all time
bigbigjohnlee666 I like how ET always mentioned and gave credit to Leon during most of their songs
One of my favorite songs
nicest man u could meet I meet him twice a very nice man
Tony Tipton and
I hope people say this about me someday.
Only a Texan!
Moon Mulligan' was my grandmother's brother my family was the closest to Hank Sr. Jambalaya and alot of other songs where cowritten with him this song was written by my father's first cousin Arlie Duff he also brought Patsy Cline into the Industry I just thank God my father taught us kids about the music industry and what kind of people are in it .There we're those that controlled alot of Nashville look at it today they brought the true country music down on purpose God bless you all the country is on the brink of collapse 🆘😢
he will always be number 1
Johnny Cash is number 1.
Ernest Tubb was pure country.
ET was of course #1 with this song for decades. I was so happy to see this song get re-introduced in the 70's by Leon Redbone(possibly on SNL)to a whole new generation of listeners.
If that aint country then there's no such thing as country!..... LOL One of my other favorites I used to play of his when I played in country bands was, " Mr. Jukebox ".
I’ll check it out
When I was young I went to many Ernest Tubb Concerts, thanks to my mother .... Over the years, Ernest never changed --- and he was always people centered! We have many pictures of him and with him; like Boxcar Willie, he was a naturally great person 👍
Great song, and even better star. ET 's lowest level songs are still good, and beat today's country. Directness tears through like a rifle bullet. Thanks for this!
I love this song.
Its an E T day.THANKs so much for sharing. Lots of memories.good music
❤🎵🎼🎶👍
Another of the greats in country music. The greatest music
I love this song
I agree Sandra. Its hard these days to find traditional country music.
One of my top 5 songs
True country music like it's supposed to be
Superb ! Love the pedal steel guitar on this one . Buddy Charlton on that lovely Shobud.
"Oh" so memories on this life's journey! Love it, oh hurts so good.
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Beautiful song by Ernest Tubb... Reminds me of my Mom she and my older sister used to go see him every time he was in Redwood City, California.. He tried to get my Mom to go with him.. He liked my Mom a lot..
He was married.
Exactly !! That's why my Mom didn't go with him..
Lynda pabaon My mom, grandmother, grandfather and uncles used to live in Redwood City on Hurlingame.
That's cool Kenny.. Does any of your family still live in Redwood City? I really don't know that much about Redwood City I lived in Alameda, California during high school . Soon after I graduated I came back home to Utah.
Lynda pabaon No mostly in Oregon now.
Just read a letter my uncle wrote my grandma about my other uncle was killed in WW2. And in the letter he said he was listening to Ernest tubbs on the radio. God bless or country and our troops. Them was some hard times back then and those men died for this country and to have people or demons today trying to destroy this country is very sad. Sorry just had to write this down and get it off my chest. God bless, God speed.....
..
Country music its all over lost to another time and another place,just glad I can look back and hear it played
Good 'ol "ET".... my Dad's favorite. both from Texas, of course. RIP, Dad, and ET
💜I will always love you Ernest Tubb!💜True Country!
Will always always love him❤❤❤
Love it . Thanks for sharing 😀
A true Texan
What great lyrics, Earnest Tubb did this justice, love it, thanks for sharing :)
I hadn't heard this before! Love it!
Thank you Daddy for raising me on this sweet music.
Another great song by another great singer.
Love this, I have not heard this one before!
Great ol' Ernest, true Texan country music
Just say Great.
So beautiful. You were the best ever, Ernest
CAN'T HAVE ENOUGH OF E.T.
...my hero !,...a legend in his OWN time !
Love that song ❤
He is so handsome!!! Gorgeous voice!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
If you don't love E T i don't know what to tell you!!!
Another great Ernest Tubb song
You will be missed ❤❤❤❤ I grew up on as a child 🤩🚸🚸🚸🚸❤❤
Thanks thanks a lot!!!!!
Love you RIP beautiful voice
Very Nice, thanks.
my all time favorite. They don,t come like ET any more.
That's why I'm here, the absolute legend
Beautiful job, from one of the finest men God ever created.
I think this song is one of Mr. Tubs best
Great Ernest. Gaylon Fox Farmington NM
Country like this has faded well away now.
The Real Stuff. So unlike so much of what passes for country today.
You realize this song is not exactly country. This is beer joint music. There's a difference.
Buddy, Leon, and ET. That's country, son.
Buddy and Leon troubadours... were the Tom and Don of the buckaroos...and that's MORE country..Yea Buddy
You forgot Jack Greene & Cal Smithq ET helped them both get they're own careers going. ET was a great troubadour & helped alot of artists like Loretta Lynn, Skeeter Davis, Jack Greene, Cal Smith and the list goes on and on and on. ET was a great artist, songwriter, businessman in the Country Music Industry. Sadly missed. RIP ET
Great song,real classic
It just does not get any better than that.
One of the best
So Clean and real and needed
Шикарно!
Great!
This is the best country
Buddy Charleton just wringing every bit of sound from that ShotBuddy. Leon answering Buddy's call.
With Jack Drake on bass, he was Pete Drake's brother, Cal Smith, Leon Rhodes, and Jack Greene on drums.
R. I. P.
The Texas 🇨🇱 Troubadour
ERNEST TUBB
Great tune !!
Great! And if you look you will notice the late great Jack Greene on the drums
Yeah that's right everyday all day long
Every time I saw ET on TV I was struck by the fact that he never did look comfortable. He always looked like he wanted the cameras off
My Uncle Miss him
My ww2 father was on his death bed. An another veteran was playing this I walked out the room to listen to it.
My ww2 father was on his death bed an another veteran had this placing makes me think of him.
music tighter than a jar of peanut butter at a squirrel convention
Yes
Hail ET!
One of the MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN
ET used to date my MIL. I loved it when he came over.
❤
What they call country music nowadays has no comparison to this …….
Hi Jack, playing with Charlie on the other side of the moon?
This sometimes happens.
I wish there was a way to download this song! Can't find it on iTunes.
www.youtube-mp3.org/ Obviously not the best quality, but better than nothing.
I found it on iTunes UK its only available there because its an import but theres no way to purchase it so i called ernest tubb record shop in Nashville they said they have it
Thomas Stevens Here is a link to a program that will download you tube videos or download the audio as an mp3 file: www.yourvideofile.org/index.html
Thomas Stevens If you are still looking for a good copy of this song (Ernest Tubb - Another Story) contact me.
bennyh46@yahoo.com
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