So glad that Ray Price gets some more recognition and where others can realize his greatness and kind personality. And he's probably still an underrated singer/musician with professionalism yet a laid-back, humble persona. Kris just passed and we should toast to them both "for the good times"!
Amen, what a voice. No one will ever be like him. I have loved his music since I was 16 years old. His music and voice are amazing. What a wonderful tribute.
My dad introduced me to Ray Price music & his songs when I was about 10 yrs old now more than over 58 yrs ago with the song " The Other Woman!" But the song my dad truly loved was and we fell all fell in love with, was " For the Good Times" written by the late Kris Kristofferson! RIP RAY PRICE & Dad.
Thank you so much for this. I programmed country radio for many years and had the privilege to MC, some even in that room .I programmed the first stereo fm in Ft. Worth. Came there from KBOXam in Dallas. I left radio when computers came. It's just not the same. Amount my best memories is The times I got to work with Ray. I still listen to his music. I called him a Continental cowboy . There's a lot more to this story. It was all in a book with photos, covered 25 years of my radio career but was stolen in a briefcase while I lived in Hawaii. I'm still not over that. All that said this carried me back to late 60s-70s a great time. Then... automation. Thanks again. Ol' dj
Got to see David Ball at Gruene (Green) Hall around New Braunfels Texas. My wife and danced to EVERY SONG HE PLAYED! One of the Best Country Concert/Dances I’ve ever heard.I was a frontman most of my life and it was nice being able to finally get to dance to some AWESOME Country music. Moved to Nville a year later and met his lead guitar player that was always very helpful to me,& had actually played w/David that night in Gruene.
On spotify, which I highly recommend, I've put together a Ray Price playlist and I, many times, listen to it while doing chores and such. He was a favorite of my mamas (b. 1928) and here at 55 I'm I listen and have memories to last till my end on earth. Ray and so many on this show will live forever in my memory! Gods Blessings to you all!
I have just recently found Country's Family Reunion and I love it, but I'm having trouble finding episodes. I've seen season two but no season one, volume three no one or two and episodes. I'm totally confused, can anyone point me in the right direction to watch from the first show to the last?
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So glad that Ray Price gets some more recognition and where others can realize his greatness and kind personality. And he's probably still an underrated singer/musician with professionalism yet a laid-back, humble persona. Kris just passed and we should toast to them both "for the good times"!
Amen, what a voice. No one will ever be like him. I have loved his music since I was 16 years old. His music and voice are amazing. What a wonderful tribute.
Ray Price, Faron Young, Marty Robbins, Jim Reeves, Eddy Arnold & Slim Whitman, the 6 best voices ever,
My dad introduced me to Ray Price music & his songs when I was about 10 yrs old now more than over 58 yrs ago with the song " The Other Woman!" But the song my dad truly loved was and we fell all fell in love with, was " For the Good Times" written by the late Kris Kristofferson! RIP RAY PRICE & Dad.
Ray Price was one of those singers that no one can ever replace. He was one of a kind. The very best.
Thank you so much for this. I programmed country radio for many years and had the privilege to MC, some even in that room .I programmed the first stereo fm in Ft. Worth. Came there from KBOXam in Dallas. I left radio when computers came. It's just not the same. Amount my best memories is The times I got to work with Ray. I still listen to his music. I called him a
Continental cowboy . There's a lot more to this story. It was all in a book with photos, covered 25 years of my radio career but was stolen in a briefcase while I lived in Hawaii. I'm still not over that. All that said this carried me back to late 60s-70s a great time. Then... automation. Thanks again. Ol' dj
My dad loved country music and he pass it on to me . I listen to these songs since the 50's
Got to see David Ball at Gruene (Green) Hall around New Braunfels Texas. My wife and danced to EVERY SONG HE PLAYED!
One of the Best Country Concert/Dances I’ve ever heard.I was a frontman most of my life and it was nice being able to finally get to dance to some AWESOME Country music.
Moved to Nville a year later and met his lead guitar player that was always very helpful to me,& had actually played w/David that night in Gruene.
Ray Price loved his farm and Pitsburg Tex.
Johnny still nice song & very nice voice. Keep up the good singing. Enjoyed. Thank You.
Well a true. Singer who was a huge star and adore . Mr. Tony
On spotify, which I highly recommend, I've put together a Ray Price playlist and I, many times, listen to it while doing chores and such. He was a favorite of my mamas (b. 1928) and here at 55 I'm I listen and have memories to last till my end on earth. Ray and so many on this show will live forever in my memory! Gods Blessings to you all!
Citylights, what a great song. Ray Price made that song big.
This is Jeanette nail I thought I saw wade Hayes there in the Ray price thing. Wade inspired me to become a entertainer thank you wade and Ray price
One the Memory the best country singer in Texas also George Jones .L.frizell and willie Nelson❤
A long time favourite of mine.
Listen to how Ball sings “ Behind the beat”…..that’s the mark of a Pro just like Ray.
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I have just recently found Country's Family Reunion and I love it, but I'm having trouble finding episodes. I've seen season two but no season one, volume three no one or two and episodes. I'm totally confused, can anyone point me in the right direction to watch from the first show to the last?
This is Jeanette nail my stage name is Jen trees I have sang Mr, ray price is if, my mom knew nim
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where's part three
Hopefully they'll put it on here soon
Ray Stevens might have been running around Naked back then. Don't Look Ethel!