This was James Dean's favourite song in 1955. When he was making "Giant" in Marfa, Texas, they'd all sit around in their free time, and sing this song. I was born in 1960, but I love this song too. 😊
This dude's vocal skills are nuts. I'm traditionally not a huge country person, but was listening to some Willie Nelson and Eddy Arnold came on ( through spotify ), and he's really got one of the most interesting voices I've heard in the genre.
I was born 1954 I was brought up on all these great legend singers and true country songs. What they have been playing as country songs for what the past 15 or so years isn't true country music. I sure miss the old days when music was simpler.
2024 me and my friend were driving through idaho and going through lola pass this was the only song we could get through those mountains at 3am Definitely a memory I won't forget with a river running up the mountain
I was born in 1953. My father. who was big Eddy Arnold Fan, would rock me to sleep when my mom was too tired, singing this song🙂 The day he passed away in 2006, the song was being played on the radio. So every time I hear the song reminds me of how much I miss him.
My mother's father, who returned from World War II, often listened to it on record. Afterwards, he passed away and it was played at his funeral. Thank you for uploading this video.
You know it ,Dad enjoy playing 8 track player in 1976 Chrysler Newyorker ,Harry Hibbs music,s ,listen to it ,make,s me feel better, all over,like John Cash sung,s that tune.
I remember as a boy My grandmother loved Eddy Arnold and everytime I hear his words I start to cry because she's not here to listen with me anymore. She feels so close to me right now 😅 😢
I will be 65 on my birthday that was my mother's favorite song and mine . I love it with him and LeAnn Rimes also I just heard a Spanish version sung by an older gentleman that was excellent as well on
My mother used to sing this song while she was vacuuming the house. Her voice was operatic worthy. I, in turn, sang this song when the female troops needed to wake up throughout basic training. Bizarre to thing they’ll be singing it to their troops.
Growing up our backyard was adjacent to the local horsemen'sassociation. On Saturdays they would have "play day" and we would watch from the backyard. This song was a favorite. I have not heard it in 50 years but I've never forgotten it. Wonderful to hear it again!
I first heard this when it came out in the 1950s. I enjoy Eddie Arnold's vocals. My favorite that he sang was Good Night Irene. I remember this song was on the jukebox in a tavern outside Ft. xxxx. I would drink long neck Buds when listening to it.
Eddy Arnold Cattle Call Live Video 1955 Eddy Arnold Cattle Call Lyrics The cattle are prowlin' The coyotes are howlin' Way out where the doggies roam. Where spurs are a jinglin' And the cowboy is singin' His lonesome cattle call. He rides in the sun, 'Til his days work is done. And rounds up the cattle each fall. Singin' his cattle call. For hours he would ride. On the range far and wide. When the night wind blows up and slow. His heart is a feather. In all kinds of weather. He sings his cattle call.
An eternal loved by all who heard Eddy singing it - immediately brings the moonlight skies to mind and soft lowing of the cattle..... Eternal thanks Eddy and band.....
I was born in 1946. This was just another great tune by Eddy.
I was born in 1951 and I would sing to the record (which I still have) while my Dad would play the mouth organ. ❤
I was born in 1950. I remember hearing this song on the radio when I was five. A wonderful memory.
I too was 5 when it came out
The first song I really remember hearing and knowing right off the bat.
GOD bless sir :)
You sir are blessed to be born at the height American exceptionalism. The envy of the world.
God Bless You...I remember my drunken daddy... trying to remember this classic in the 70's! and improvising his own lyrics!
This was James Dean's favourite song in 1955. When he was making "Giant" in Marfa, Texas, they'd all sit around in their free time, and sing this song. I was born in 1960, but I love this song too. 😊
A absolute legend, I loved his songs when I was a little kid and I still do
As a wee little girl, I used to listen to him sing this! As a young woman, I moved to Nashville and he ended up being my back door neighbor!
Wow, how nice.
I was born in 1963 and I remember my daddy playing this one on the record player good memories I have yes I wish I had a time machine
Forgot all about this song until a Zillo commercial on TV when a guy takes off riding a bicycle.
"Hey, I remember hearing that song"!
I remember when I got married that the song we dance with,cattle call.
Ah, the old music. GREAT.
This dude's vocal skills are nuts. I'm traditionally not a huge country person, but was listening to some Willie Nelson and Eddy Arnold came on ( through spotify ), and he's really got one of the most interesting voices I've heard in the genre.
This is WESTERN music. It is where we get COUNTRY n WESTERN music 🎶 from.
I miss these great country artists from the 50's, 60's and 70's! Today's country singers just don't measure up.
I can,t agree with you more
Check out Zephaniah Ohora .
You won’t be disappointed .
Gone with the wind
I have an absolute conviction that good things are limited and rarely last
I remember hearing this on the radio ...I was born in 1960 but hey , I was born in Texas (thank God)
I was not born in Texas but got here as fast as I could! Over 19 years here now and looked for thos song on purpose. Best to you friend.
I was born 1954 I was brought up on all these great legend singers and true country songs. What they have been playing as country songs for what the past 15 or so years isn't true country music. I sure miss the old days when music was simpler.
Got ya' beat! I was born in '48, stripling. Remember "Buttons and Bows"?
I still love this old " Western" music!
Marvellous video.
2024 me and my friend were driving through idaho and going through lola pass this was the only song we could get through those mountains at 3am Definitely a memory I won't forget with a river running up the mountain
I was born in 1953. My father. who was big Eddy Arnold Fan, would rock me to sleep when my mom was too tired, singing this song🙂 The day he passed away in 2006, the song was being played on the radio. So every time I hear the song reminds me of how much I miss him.
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I'm sorry for your loss.
My mother's father, who returned from World War II, often listened to it on record. Afterwards, he passed away and it was played at his funeral. Thank you for uploading this video.
He was with Elvis Presley when Elvis did his very first public outdoor show which happened to be in Memphis Tennessee (July 30th 1954)
Zillow commercial brought me here. Thank you!
Same
I love old American music thenks
I saw the Zillow commercial also and I remember my dad singing this l am 65 now.
If I miss my mom or dad all I have to do is play this or any Eddie Arnold song... makes me feel like they’re still around
You know it ,Dad enjoy playing 8 track player in 1976 Chrysler Newyorker ,Harry Hibbs music,s ,listen to it ,make,s me feel better, all over,like John Cash sung,s that tune.
I remember as a boy My grandmother loved Eddy Arnold and everytime I hear his words I start to cry because she's not here to listen with me anymore. She feels so close to me right now 😅 😢
Much Love to ya
My father use to sing this to me, complete with the yodel. This brings tear to my eyes.
Modern "country" doesn't even come close.
I always thought I hated country until I found the good ol stuff
Love his soothing voice... love "Make the World go Away" & "Welcome to My World"...oh the good old days
Dena Kinsella
In memory of Lyle Dewane Batty. My Very Best Friend. I sure miss you Partner wearing of the Badge 121.
This just takes you back to a better place in time.
Zillow also brought me here. Then Eddie took me back 65 years. Heard this on juke boxes my whole childhood.
This bring back so many childhood memories. My parents played this song a lot.
Same here
I will always love 💕 this aong.
This was dad’s go to song and we sang along!
When I was a kid that song by Eddie Arnold stuck in my head
Me too!! Loved this song as a kid
My mom loved Eddy Arnold’s voice. She sang all the time in the kitchen and is probably the reason I do to this day.
I still have the 8 track Eddie Arnold tape my dad would play during the car trips to my grandparents house.
True country music
29 years old and this music is 🔥
Good old country music 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Indeed
I will be 65 on my birthday that was my mother's favorite song and mine . I love it with him and LeAnn Rimes also I just heard a Spanish version sung by an older gentleman that was excellent as well on
Love finally hearing this song live it sounds so much better! I'll always love the raw sounds over anything
I love that solid maple wood, Gibson SJ200, jumbo guitar that Eddy is playing!
Oh how I love this guy! I remember this song on the Jukebox!
Today I was at State Convention for FFA. A kid sang this for the state talent show. It was so good
My mother used to sing this song while she was vacuuming the house. Her voice was operatic worthy. I, in turn, sang this song when the female troops needed to wake up throughout basic training. Bizarre to thing they’ll be singing it to their troops.
I have been looking for this song for over 45 years . I fell over backwards today, when I finally heard it again !
😳🤯💥😳❤👍🏻
I'm 57 and have my Dad's 2 album Eddie Arnold set which includes this song among many others I grew up with and love. Wonderful memories.
Beautiful guitar.
I love this song l every since it came out in the fifties , thanks for showing this video
Listened to twice...such a good old song!
Born in 1946, and remember hearing Eddie Arnold yodeling this at noon when Foster oil sponsored radio news with Edward R Murrow❤️😇
Growing up our backyard was adjacent to the local horsemen'sassociation. On Saturdays they would have "play day" and we would watch from the backyard. This song was a favorite. I have not heard it in 50 years but I've never forgotten it. Wonderful to hear it again!
Oh, yeah, remember this from before we got our first TV.
My mom had such a crush on him...
My favorite version I heard this as a kid too and I was born in Oct. 1946.
This my favorite song
Thanks Zillow !
He had the best voice❤
beautiful❗️
from Japan.
so fine so good so grateful we are for this tune. best of the best.
There. Is. Definitely. Only. One. Great. Mr. Eddy. Arnold. He is. A. Great,. Great.,. Singer,. Humanitarian,. Icon,. Citizen,. And. American. 😊😊😊❤❤❤. Mr. Eddy. Arnold. Is. What. The. World. Needs. More. Of. Thank. You. Sir,. And. God. Love❤. You. Sir. Respectfully. Dennis. Lee. Jensen. And. Randy. Lee. Jensen.
I even like the static from the old reel.
This was a huge hit for Eddy!❤
1918-2008
Traditional Country at it`s best.
Love it!
The inspiration for Sweet baby James.
This song always makes me smile through tears.
Fantastic! Yodeling, cattle calls, field holler etc seems to have been lost from American music
Texas a & m university school song has a whoop in it.
In 2021, about the only placed to hear yodeling on TV is that mountain-climber game on "The Price is Right."
Cowboys used to sing to the cattle to keep them calm at night when storms or coyotes were close.
Why didn’t they just shoot the coyotes? Then they can use the hide to make hats and warm jackets.
Country classic can,t be beat 🎸
First this for the 1st time yesterday. Amazing🙃🙃🙃
I first heard this when it came out in the 1950s. I enjoy Eddie Arnold's vocals. My favorite that he sang was Good Night Irene. I remember this song was on the jukebox in a tavern outside Ft. xxxx. I would drink long neck Buds when listening to it.
Love his music; 😊
Eddy Arnold Cattle Call Live Video 1955
Eddy Arnold Cattle Call Lyrics
The cattle are prowlin'
The coyotes are howlin'
Way out where the doggies roam.
Where spurs are a jinglin'
And the cowboy is singin'
His lonesome cattle call.
He rides in the sun,
'Til his days work is done.
And rounds up the cattle each fall.
Singin' his cattle call.
For hours he would ride.
On the range far and wide.
When the night wind blows up and slow.
His heart is a feather.
In all kinds of weather.
He sings his cattle call.
Great
This song popped into my head tonight for some reason.. I remember this song from the 1950's
Never - and I mean ever - gets old...such an ez and smooth delivery, warms the heart 🤠
Miss you dad told me stories
An eternal loved by all who heard Eddy singing it - immediately brings the moonlight skies to mind and soft lowing of the cattle..... Eternal thanks Eddy and band.....
Que surpresa agradável .
Obrigado
RIP DADDY!
Love it.
Awesome
Zillow brought me here.
TV show GUILTY brought me here
Love this song and Eddie Arnolds' voice!
So many, many years ago. Don’t care for this song but he was fabulous. Took my mother to see him in concert in the early 70’s.
My own private Idaho, brought me here.
I love it it reminds me of driving our Cattle back home every October then cuttin them and branding them every April
Love this song
You and Daddy used to sing this song. First song you tried to sing 🎤
One of my favorite songs
and his wonderful band!❤️
Really beautiful!
The Simpson's had the yoddle part on,
So the Simpson's brought me here 😄
Grady Martin play the Bigsby guitar
The Tennessee Plowboy's famous classic.
👍👍
My Dad would yell, "More beef!"
My Own Private Idaho