Glen Campbell was one of the most talented entertainers & guitarists in the world. He had a lot of hits such as "By the Time I Get To Phoenix", "Wichita Lineman", "Gentle On My Mind", "Dreams Of The Everyday Housewife", "Galveston", "Try A Little Kindness", "Rhinestone Cowboy", etc. Sadly he got Alzheimer's later in life. The last song he recorded was "I'm Not Gonna Miss You".
Asia & BJ, you’ll love his “Wichita Lineman”, "Gentle on My Mind", "Galveston" and “Rhinestone Cowboy”!!! He was a great guitar player who played with the legendary Wrecking Crew. He had a long running TV variety show called 'The Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour'.
i hee he nearly cause the cocaine supply chain in America to damn near dry up but everybody still loved him he wasn't bashful about ii I'm later years. it's all over now. but even i listened to him a little when i was a kid. he applied to the cowboy i wanted to be when i was little.
@@ronwhittaker6317 The Lord, the love of a good woman and finally Glen himself got his life turned around. He returned to the faith of his youth, and, with a couple of bumps along the way, was able to live 2 or 3 decades clean and sober.
Taken from us by a horrible, horrible disease. If you ever get the chance to watch "Ill Be Me" as it documents the last years of his life as Alzheimer's slowly set in. For those of us that have family that suffers from this disease it is truly amazing the strength he had to face it head on and keep performing till he no longer could. I grew up in a small town in SW Arkansas just bout 20 miles from where his family was from and we Arkansans are delighted to call him one of our own. RIP Glen!!!
My beloved mom passed away from complications of Alzheimer's in 2009, a few months after her 89th birthday. It really is a wretched disease. The ONE thing that helped me cope with her passing was knowing that she wasn't suffering anymore. When I think of Glen Campbell, or hear one of his songs, I smile at hearing his amazing voice again...then I remember that he was also diagnosed with Alzheimer's. Just a horrible, horrible disease.
Originally one of the Wrecking Crew studio musicians where he was prized for his virtuoso guitar skills. Eventually got a gig touring on the road with the Beach boys. Finally became a headline performer on his own. Never lost this humility or his rapport with the rest of the musicians. Campbell was a truly gentle soul and an amazing musician.
He had a fantastic run of hits with legendary songwriter Jimmy Webb - Rhinestone Cowboy , Wichita Lineman etc boy this guy could sing and it’s only recently I found out what a great guitarist he was , not just playing for himself but found session work for sone of the biggest names of the 60’s and 70’s. Some dude 👍🏴
Glen actually got the end of that distinctive guitar riff from his friend and equally talented guitarist Jerry Reed and would credit Jerry when performing it live, saying "I'd like to thank Jerry Reed for this lick right here!"
Southern Nights was on the soundtrack of my childhood. It was a smash hit on AM radio which is what everyday people listened to then. Country was often fused with soft rock.
He was amazing. He had so many songs. Two songs by him that are really great vocally are his version of -it’s only make believe and another one he did in the 80s -still within the sound of my voice..
Great old song from a one of the most talented song writers and singers ever. Gen Campbell died a few tears ago of Alzheimer's. A wonderful Christian man. This was a huge hit song in the 70s, on both Country Western and soft Rock radio stations.
Great voice and a great guitar talent. I think his first single was "By the time I get to Phoenix", followed by "Gentle on my Mind" - both released in 1967. Very popular, though voice and guitar talents under-recognized, through the 60's. Was messed up for a short time in early 70's, got straight and had a couple of good songs released '75-'76 = Southern Nights and Rhinestone Cowboy. Was a member of The Wrecking Crew early music career. self-taught but was amazing on the guitar. There is a video of him playing "Gentle on My Mind" with a guitar break - shouldn't miss that. Also, another video of him playing the theme to The Lone Ranger, keeping up with the orchestra, playing a single neck 12 string guitar, while walking around on stage just as nonchalant as can be, and then finished playing it over his head! Phenomenal display of talent. Sadly, he passed along in Aug. 2017.
Ya'll gotta do "Wichita Lineman" It's a song that was written specifically for Glen to record. It's dreamy and beautiful in it's imagery ad Glen's voice is sooooo smooth!
Around the same time, a cute little blond hit the scene, by the name of Tanya Tucker, with songs like "What's Your Mamma's Name" and a bit later "San Antonio Stroll" She had Campbell hooked and he came out with this song. Both were a bit wild then, a couple kids later and things went sideways. But that was the 70's. Great Rock, the Blues were smoking, disco, well, some of the music has withstood time but we aren't going to miss the styles. I miss my youth because we new how to have fun and weren't glued to gaming consoles
You guys should check out Glen Campbell plays The William Tell Overture (acoustic). That shows how great of a guitarist he was. Musicians know it but most regular folks don't. You should probably recognize the music since it's one of the most famous classical music pieces of all time, but he kills it.
You should check out the live version with Jerry Reed, who taught Glen the guitar lick. This song was written by the great New Orleans writer and musician Allen Toussaint. Glen was an LA studio musician who played guitar on many classic rock tunes from the 60s before he made his career as a singer and virtuoso guitarist. Please react to Glen and Tammy Wynette doing a duet on "My Elusive Dreams". Love you two!!
I love Glenn Campbell and am SOOO happy you reacted to him. I truly hope you react to more of his music as mentioned in the comments. I grew up listening to Try A Little Kindness - such a great song!😊 LOVE your reactions!!
Very talented singer & guitarist, underated in my opinion. By the time I get to Phoenix big hit in 67. Many good songs followed. Had a variety show 69 to 72. Very successful career. This may be my favorite song of his.
Another great singer song writer was Mac Davis. He wrote some of the most memorable songs ever. He also stared in a movie called North Dallas Forty. It a movie about a football team. Closely resembling the Dallas Cowboys. It was a 1979 film.
Glen had a lot of talent & yes he was country. Great guitarist & some great hits as folks have listed below. He passed away in 2017 at age 81 and sadly, he died of dementia. Amazingly he released a final song about his dementia in 2015, called 'I'm not gonna miss you'. So powerful! Amazing song. Get your tissues.
Glenn is from a tiny town (pop. 336 in 2020) in Arkansas called Delight. As a kid I always heard it pronounced Dee-light but I'm not sure if that was just twang coming into play or not.
I'd be willing to bet that "DEE-light" is the local pronunciation, LOL. I mean, Lafayette, Alabama isn't pronounced "La-Fa-YET," it's "La-FAY-ette." And over in Mississippi, "Necaise" isn't pronounced "Nuh-SEZ" in proper French, it's "NEE-caze." 😆
My favorite by Glen Campbell was Witchita lineman because it takes me back to the summer of 1969. My mom would always have the car radio on a country station. I would hear witchita lineman while riding in the car..I was 8 at the time.
Glen Campbell was in the original True Grit movie with John Wayne. Apparently, after one of his shows, he returned to his room and John Wayne was waiting for him backstage. John Wayne offered him the role on the spot. When he asked John Wayne why Wayne responded and said that his daughter like Glen Campbell’s music and that was good enough for him. He was a good musician.
This is a great Allen Toussaint cover. Toussaint was a legendary New Orleans pianist/arranger/producer/songwriter/performer whose songs have been covered by literally everyone. Check out his song, _Freedom for the Stallion_ when you get the chance. Although it's been covered by a million people, I enjoy his original version the most. Peace! 💗💗💗
“Freedom for the Stallion“! I haven’t heard or even thought about that in years. Make that decades. I just looked it up and listened to the Three Dog Night version, which is the one I knew. We really had some great music back in the day.
Mr. Toussaint was an amazing artist. A favorite artist of mine revered him highly, Jimmy Buffett. I love Glen but agree hearing the master's version brings an entirely different feel.
This song is entertaining, but doesn't really do Glen Campbell justice. The man owned Prescription Grade guitar skills. With no more than a guitar and an amp, He could amaze the greatest Metal players. Eddie Van Halen once took lessons from him according to Alice Cooper.
Incredible guitarist and singer. They made a great documentary on him and the devastating effects of Alzheimer’s disease. It’s beautiful but heartbreaking to watch. “Galveston,” “Wichita Lineman.”
Glen toured as a Beach Boy one year when Brian Wilson first started having mental health issues. 'Guess I'm Dumb' by Glen has a Beach Boys vibe. My favorite song of his is actually 'Gentle on My Mind'. If you want to cry, his final recording 'I'm Not Going to Miss You' is a tearjerker...referring to his Alzheimer illness.
Glen Campbell had so many hits check out Country Boy you got your feet in LA There is a clip on you tube of him in concert and he brings his Mum on stage and they sing together so beautiful
Salute Asia and BJ from another Southerner from Texas. Yes, this is so County and Please Check out Glenn's other great music Wichita Lineman, By the Time I get to Phoenix ( My favorite) Galveston, Gentle On My Mind, and many others. He was a very sought out Guitarist playing with many great bands like the Beach Boys and others. Thanks and God Bless!
@@teresabunting6364 Not sure where you thought BrokenMummy said Glen was from Texas. Seemed like he/she was just saying hi from another Southerner who happens to be from Texas. BTW, there are Texans who are offended to be referred to as Southerners. They insist on being part of the Southwest. That's cool too. Depends on where in Texas you live, maybe? Anyway, if you speak with a Southern accent, you're a Southerner in my book. And, yes, I do speak with a Southern accent.
NGL I heard this for the first time in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 but I couldn't stop playing it for a while there, cause this is just so damn, feel good. loved it!
GLEN WAS SO WAY WAY WAYYYYYYYYY AHEAD OF THE MUSICAL TIMES YOU GUYS!😊 SO MUCH I CAN SAY ABOUT HIM BUT FOR NOW I'LL JUST SAT THAT HE DID AND WAS INVOLVED IN SO SO MANY THINGS IN MUSIC I.E : BEACH BOYS, FRANK SINATRA, ELVIS PRESLEY JUST THE TIP OF THE ICEBERG FOR GLEN MAY HE REST COMFY. 😊SAD SAD DAY WHEN HE PASSED ON FROM ( ALZHEIMER'S ) 🙃 BUT HE LIVED A GREAT LIFE FOR THE MOST PART, ESPECIALLY AFTER HE CLEANED UP. 😊ENJOYYYY YOU GUYS
Glen Campbell covering Allen Toussaint, can’t get much more southern than that. I recommend Allen Toussaint performing this song at Joe’s Pub. He talks about his inspiration for writing the song.
To quote Merle Haggard: “If the good Lord put too much talent in one human being's body, that would be Glen Campbell.” “Wichita Lineman”, "Gentle on My Mind", "Galveston", “Rhinestone Cowboy” just a monster of his genre.
Nice to see you enjoying music I did back in 1975, By the way this tune is featured in The Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol#2 When Rocket Ratcoon sets boobie traps great tune and movie.
Always great tunes from you guys I don't usually make a suggestion,but I'm going to drop one on you never heard,just sample Avalanche will be one heck of a surprise
You guys already watched Johnny Cash's "Hurt." If at some point you feel you haven't had enough tears in a day, you can give Glen Campbell's "I'm Not Going To Miss You" a try. I suggest the one from his channel that shows his friends from the Wrecking Crew (th-cam.com/video/yrIW5RpvBnM/w-d-xo.html). Campbell wrote it and performed it, and won a Grammy.
PLEASE listen to "To be treated right" by Terry Reid OR "Song to you" by Donny Hathaway. They are such soulful songs I feel you would both enjoy. thanks love your content ❤️
I got a two video requests to do reactions videos to 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿 First one is 1takejay featuring BlueBucksClan called “ Social Media “ 2nd Jourdin Pauline - Priceless
One of the funkiest country songs of all time.....R.I.P to Glen Campbell.
Jerry Reed probably takes that category but then again he taught Glen this guitar lick.
@@jodyparkercraven That's right
Glen Campbell was one of the most talented entertainers & guitarists in the world. He had a lot of hits such as "By the Time I Get To Phoenix", "Wichita Lineman", "Gentle On My Mind", "Dreams Of The Everyday Housewife", "Galveston", "Try A Little Kindness", "Rhinestone Cowboy", etc. Sadly he got Alzheimer's later in life. The last song he recorded was "I'm Not Gonna Miss You".
Have you heard his daughters song called Remembering
Good selection of his hits in this comment. He was great.
Definitely! Also had a good variety show on CBS from 69 to 72
So sad he got dementia near the end
Asia & BJ, you’ll love his “Wichita Lineman”, "Gentle on My Mind", "Galveston" and “Rhinestone Cowboy”!!!
He was a great guitar player who played with the legendary Wrecking Crew.
He had a long running TV variety show called 'The Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour'.
Definitely also had a good variety show on CBS from 69 to 72
by the time I get to Pheonix....classic
i hee he nearly cause the cocaine supply chain in America to damn near dry up but everybody still loved him he wasn't bashful about ii I'm later years. it's all over now. but even i listened to him a little when i was a kid. he applied to the cowboy i wanted to be when i was little.
@@ronwhittaker6317 The Lord, the love of a good woman and finally Glen himself got his life turned around. He returned to the faith of his youth, and, with a couple of bumps along the way, was able to live 2 or 3 decades clean and sober.
Glen Campbell was the 70’s! Glen was a talented guitarist and singer and had many hits! Love you guys!
Glen was got big in the 60's...
Recorded his first album in 1963 and was playing as a studio musician before that . Had his own TV variety show in the 60's
Taken from us by a horrible, horrible disease. If you ever get the chance to watch "Ill Be Me" as it documents the last years of his life as Alzheimer's slowly set in. For those of us that have family that suffers from this disease it is truly amazing the strength he had to face it head on and keep performing till he no longer could. I grew up in a small town in SW Arkansas just bout 20 miles from where his family was from and we Arkansans are delighted to call him one of our own. RIP Glen!!!
My beloved mom passed away from complications of Alzheimer's in 2009, a few months after her 89th birthday.
It really is a wretched disease. The ONE thing that helped me cope with her passing was knowing that she wasn't suffering anymore.
When I think of Glen Campbell, or hear one of his songs, I smile at hearing his amazing voice again...then I remember that he was also diagnosed with Alzheimer's. Just a horrible, horrible disease.
Any day with a Glen Campbell song is a good day. You really can't go wrong with him - the man was a virtuoso and an true artist.
Originally one of the Wrecking Crew studio musicians where he was prized for his virtuoso guitar skills. Eventually got a gig touring on the road with the Beach boys. Finally became a headline performer on his own. Never lost this humility or his rapport with the rest of the musicians. Campbell was a truly gentle soul and an amazing musician.
100% Country
He had a fantastic run of hits with legendary songwriter Jimmy Webb - Rhinestone Cowboy , Wichita Lineman etc boy this guy could sing and it’s only recently I found out what a great guitarist he was , not just playing for himself but found session work for sone of the biggest names of the 60’s and 70’s. Some dude 👍🏴
Glen was one heck of a guitar player, 12 string-guitar instead of 6! One great artist, RIP.
Glen actually got the end of that distinctive guitar riff from his friend and equally talented guitarist Jerry Reed and would credit Jerry when performing it live, saying "I'd like to thank Jerry Reed for this lick right here!"
Southern Nights was on the soundtrack of my childhood. It was a smash hit on AM radio which is what everyday people listened to then. Country was often fused with soft rock.
Songwriter, guitar player,singer, storyteller, TV entertainer,this man did it all at the highest level,a true Icon.
This is, most definitely, a country song---Glen is a Country singer, and that was a banjo in the foreground!! ❤️
Campbell was a country artist and this was a huge crossover for him. It's kind of a country/pop vibe, and sounds like it's straight from the Delta.
He was amazing. He had so many songs. Two songs by him that are really great vocally are his version of -it’s only make believe and another one he did in the 80s -still within the sound of my voice..
Lots of music put out by Glen, Glen was Country but,...he was one of those that led to a change in the sound of Country music from Western to Country.
Glen was supremely talented. Other great songs from him are "Galveston", "Wichita Lineman", "By The Time I Get to Phoenix", "Rhinestone Cowboy", etc.
Towards the end of his days, Glenn could barely remember who those were around him but could still remember every song of his. Music is indelible
Great old song from a one of the most talented song writers and singers ever. Gen Campbell died a few tears ago of Alzheimer's. A wonderful Christian man. This was a huge hit song in the 70s, on both Country Western and soft Rock radio stations.
Jimmy Webb wrote so many classics.Him teaming up with Glen Campbell was music gold.
Great voice and a great guitar talent. I think his first single was "By the time I get to Phoenix", followed by "Gentle on my Mind" - both released in 1967. Very popular, though voice and guitar talents under-recognized, through the 60's. Was messed up for a short time in early 70's, got straight and had a couple of good songs released '75-'76 = Southern Nights and Rhinestone Cowboy. Was a member of The Wrecking Crew early music career. self-taught but was amazing on the guitar. There is a video of him playing "Gentle on My Mind" with a guitar break - shouldn't miss that. Also, another video of him playing the theme to The Lone Ranger, keeping up with the orchestra, playing a single neck 12 string guitar, while walking around on stage just as nonchalant as can be, and then finished playing it over his head! Phenomenal display of talent. Sadly, he passed along in Aug. 2017.
Very feel good song! Late afternoon sunset image in the mind! Glen Campbell excellent!
Glen was a member of the wrecking grew. He is very talented and had many hits.
He played with The Beach Boys, I think.
This Song Is A Straight Up Jam!
I Have Loved This Song Since I Was A Kid Back In The 70’s! 😊
Ya'll gotta do "Wichita Lineman" It's a song that was written specifically for Glen to record. It's dreamy and beautiful in it's imagery ad Glen's voice is sooooo smooth!
Around the same time, a cute little blond hit the scene, by the name of Tanya Tucker, with songs like "What's Your Mamma's Name" and a bit later "San Antonio Stroll"
She had Campbell hooked and he came out with this song. Both were a bit wild then, a couple kids later and things went sideways. But that was the 70's. Great Rock, the Blues were smoking, disco, well, some of the music has withstood time but we aren't going to miss the styles.
I miss my youth because we new how to have fun and weren't glued to gaming consoles
You guys should check out Glen Campbell plays The William Tell Overture (acoustic). That shows how great of a guitarist he was. Musicians know it but most regular folks don't. You should probably recognize the music since it's one of the most famous classical music pieces of all time, but he kills it.
Better yet any version of Jimmy Webb's MacArthur Park by Glenn
You should check out the live version with Jerry Reed, who taught Glen the guitar lick. This song was written by the great New Orleans writer and musician Allen Toussaint. Glen was an LA studio musician who played guitar on many classic rock tunes from the 60s before he made his career as a singer and virtuoso guitarist. Please react to Glen and Tammy Wynette doing a duet on "My Elusive Dreams". Love you two!!
I love Glenn Campbell and am SOOO happy you reacted to him. I truly hope you react to more of his music as mentioned in the comments. I grew up listening to Try A Little Kindness - such a great song!😊 LOVE your reactions!!
Very talented singer & guitarist, underated in my opinion. By the time I get to Phoenix big hit in 67. Many good songs followed. Had a variety show 69 to 72. Very successful career. This may be my favorite song of his.
This song is so criminally underrated
Glen Campbell was so talented it took your breath away. He could play the guitar like crazy. This song doesn’t even really do him justice.
Asia ! It's Glen Campbell, naturally it has a country feel to it.
Another great singer song writer was Mac Davis. He wrote some of the most memorable songs ever. He also stared in a movie called North Dallas Forty. It a movie about a football team. Closely resembling the Dallas Cowboys. It was a 1979 film.
With Nick Nolte. That’s a throwback movie.
He played with Beach Boys too. One of our Arkansas Natives along with Cash.
This song was written by composer and arranger Allan Toussaint. This version, while very good is quite different than the original arrangement.
Southern nights and southern music forever ya'll!🙂👍
Thx y’all! “True grit” is a beautiful song!
Glen had a lot of talent & yes he was country. Great guitarist & some great hits as folks have listed below. He passed away in 2017 at age 81 and sadly, he died of dementia. Amazingly he released a final song about his dementia in 2015, called 'I'm not gonna miss you'. So powerful! Amazing song. Get your tissues.
Glenn is from a tiny town (pop. 336 in 2020) in Arkansas called Delight. As a kid I always heard it pronounced Dee-light but I'm not sure if that was just twang coming into play or not.
I'd be willing to bet that "DEE-light" is the local pronunciation, LOL. I mean, Lafayette, Alabama isn't pronounced "La-Fa-YET," it's "La-FAY-ette." And over in Mississippi, "Necaise" isn't pronounced "Nuh-SEZ" in proper French, it's "NEE-caze." 😆
My favorite by Glen Campbell was Witchita lineman because it takes me back to the summer of 1969.
My mom would always have the car radio on a country station.
I would hear witchita lineman while riding in the car..I was 8 at the time.
Glen Campbell was in the original True Grit movie with John Wayne. Apparently, after one of his shows, he returned to his room and John Wayne was waiting for him backstage. John Wayne offered him the role on the spot. When he asked John Wayne why Wayne responded and said that his daughter like Glen Campbell’s music and that was good enough for him. He was a good musician.
Was lucky enough to see him in concert maybe 20 years ago, fantastic guitar player.
This song was and is still a jam!!! RIP, Mr. Campbell.
This is a great Allen Toussaint cover. Toussaint was a legendary New Orleans pianist/arranger/producer/songwriter/performer whose songs have been covered by literally everyone. Check out his song, _Freedom for the Stallion_ when you get the chance. Although it's been covered by a million people, I enjoy his original version the most. Peace! 💗💗💗
“Freedom for the Stallion“! I haven’t heard or even thought about that in years. Make that decades. I just looked it up and listened to the Three Dog Night version, which is the one I knew. We really had some great music back in the day.
Most people these days haven’t even heard of Toussaint
Also take a listen to Little Feats' cover of On Your Way Down
@@davidhattman7649 Yes, awesome song!
Mr. Toussaint was an amazing artist. A favorite artist of mine revered him highly, Jimmy Buffett. I love Glen but agree hearing the master's version brings an entirely different feel.
such a happy song!!!
as a guitarist myself, glen was great. top three for me -- #1 Brian May, #2 Steve Howe, and #3 Glen Campbell.
The Hand that Rocks the Cradle. Best Glen Campbell song ever, if you love your Mama.
This song is entertaining, but doesn't really do Glen Campbell justice. The man owned Prescription Grade guitar skills.
With no more than a guitar and an amp, He could amaze the greatest Metal players.
Eddie Van Halen once took lessons from him according to Alice Cooper.
Incredible guitarist and singer. They made a great documentary on him and the
devastating effects of Alzheimer’s disease. It’s beautiful but heartbreaking to watch.
“Galveston,” “Wichita Lineman.”
This hit the radio when i was a little kid. Loved it back then n still do !
Used to eat chef boyardee spaghetti while listening to this,being latch key kid of the 1970s😁
Haha! What a fun song. Another popular one played on the radio. Enjoyable.
Glen toured as a Beach Boy one year when Brian Wilson first started having mental health issues. 'Guess I'm Dumb' by Glen has a Beach Boys vibe. My favorite song of his is actually 'Gentle on My Mind'. If you want to cry, his final recording 'I'm Not Going to Miss You' is a tearjerker...referring to his Alzheimer illness.
Fun song. Brings back so many memories from the 70s when I was a kid 😊
Glen Campbell had so many hits check out Country Boy you got your feet in LA
There is a clip on you tube of him in concert and he brings his Mum on stage and they sing together so beautiful
Considered one of the "Best Studio Musicians"... thanks, you guys are fun! ripglen.
He wasn't perfect person, but he could sing, and play guitar!!! Love this song!
Written by the great Allen Toussaint.
He has a Mac Davis kind of sounds. Since you live in Texas you should do his song Galveston
You should listen to him singing Amazing Grace and mull of Kintyre Where he also plays the bagpipes
This is a song by Allen Toussaint...
Killer guitarist, as part of THE WRECKING CREW... played on hundreds of songs. Glen could LEGIT SHRED. Rest Easy
Salute Asia and BJ from another Southerner from Texas. Yes, this is so County and Please Check out Glenn's other great music Wichita Lineman, By the Time I get to Phoenix ( My favorite) Galveston, Gentle On My Mind, and many others. He was a very sought out Guitarist playing with many great bands like the Beach Boys and others. Thanks and God Bless!
He was from Arkansas not Texas.
@@teresabunting6364 Not sure where you thought BrokenMummy said Glen was from Texas. Seemed like he/she was just saying hi from another Southerner who happens to be from Texas. BTW, there are Texans who are offended to be referred to as Southerners. They insist on being part of the Southwest. That's cool too. Depends on where in Texas you live, maybe? Anyway, if you speak with a Southern accent, you're a Southerner in my book. And, yes, I do speak with a Southern accent.
Check out on video Glenn playing the"WILLIAM TELL OVERTURE " I mention the video to see him play behind his head.
When I hear this, I'm 5 years old riding my big wheel next to my mom in small town Indiana to the laundrymat...
Great song with good banjo playing.
NGL I heard this for the first time in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 but I couldn't stop playing it for a while there, cause this is just so damn, feel good.
loved it!
He was born and raised in Delight Ark. he had a hit called Arkansas.
Well, Billstown, but I won't split hairs. 😊
Allen Toussaint wrote this - New Orleans native.
Glen was also one of the guitar players ever!
Made you smile which is what this song is about. Making people happy. Allen Toussaint wrote the very best. God bless.
Glen Campbell was a country music singer
My grandma and my mom as always told me that glen Campbell is my cousin but ethier way he is very great
Eddie Van Halen once asked Alice Cooper to book him a guitar lesson with Glen Campbell (they were golfing buddies).
Wrecking Crew!
GLEN WAS SO WAY WAY WAYYYYYYYYY AHEAD OF THE MUSICAL TIMES YOU GUYS!😊 SO MUCH I CAN SAY ABOUT HIM BUT FOR NOW I'LL JUST SAT THAT HE DID AND WAS INVOLVED IN SO SO MANY THINGS IN MUSIC I.E : BEACH BOYS, FRANK SINATRA, ELVIS PRESLEY JUST THE TIP OF THE ICEBERG FOR GLEN MAY HE REST COMFY. 😊SAD SAD DAY WHEN HE PASSED ON FROM ( ALZHEIMER'S ) 🙃 BUT HE LIVED A GREAT LIFE FOR THE MOST PART, ESPECIALLY AFTER HE CLEANED UP. 😊ENJOYYYY YOU GUYS
Glen Campbell covering Allen Toussaint, can’t get much more southern than that. I recommend Allen Toussaint performing this song at Joe’s Pub. He talks about his inspiration for writing the song.
Dolly parton
Song : rocking years.
You'll love it.
Love the reaction at 3:20, right after he says
Wish I could
Stop this world from fighting
Da-da-da-da-da etc….
"I need a lover (that won't drive me crazry)" John Cougar.
Great song glad u enjoyed it. 😉 🙃🙂😁
To quote Merle Haggard: “If the good Lord put too much talent in one human being's body, that would be Glen Campbell.”
“Wichita Lineman”, "Gentle on My Mind", "Galveston", “Rhinestone Cowboy” just a monster of his genre.
Great song!
You guys need to get into some "Chicago." You'll love it! "I've Been Searching So Long" is my favorite!
Can't get much smoother 😊
One of the best guitar pickers EVVVVA!
You guys gotta do more Country!
Rhinestone cowboy and this song are great
Nice to see you enjoying music I did back in 1975, By the way this tune is featured in The Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol#2 When Rocket Ratcoon sets boobie traps great tune and movie.
Always great tunes from you guys I don't usually make a suggestion,but I'm going to drop one on you never heard,just sample Avalanche will be one heck of a surprise
Glen Campbell born in Arkansas
You guys already watched Johnny Cash's "Hurt." If at some point you feel you haven't had enough tears in a day, you can give Glen Campbell's "I'm Not Going To Miss You" a try. I suggest the one from his channel that shows his friends from the Wrecking Crew (th-cam.com/video/yrIW5RpvBnM/w-d-xo.html). Campbell wrote it and performed it, and won a Grammy.
Uggghhhh, what a heart-smasher that song is, especially if you know the context.
PLEASE listen to "To be treated right" by Terry Reid OR "Song to you" by Donny Hathaway. They are such soulful songs I feel you would both enjoy. thanks love your content ❤️
Jerry Reed wrote the song
Gentle on my mind " is a must and if cos "Rhinestone cowboy*
Sorry! an hour off out here in WA. Dan.
If you watched Guardians of the Galaxy 2 this song was played in the movie.
I got a two video requests to do reactions videos to 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿
First one is 1takejay featuring BlueBucksClan called “ Social Media “
2nd Jourdin Pauline - Priceless
It’s country pop.
It was in guardians of the galaxy part two
AM radio era country pop.