OK, it's time to be honest with myself. I'm 63 years old, and I am finally willing to admit to myself that this is one of my all-time favorite songs. Such timeless and haunting lyrics and melody. So many different artists have done this song in so many different ways, and they're ALL great, with this one being no exception! Not many songs are like that. First time ever hearing this band, and I am impressed...now I'm gonna watch some more!
@@osakarose5612 oh my gosh I can't believe that you remember Red Foley I've never even heard of another person knowing him except our personal family we lived in Indiana till I was 13 moved to Ohio till I was 16 and moved that summer to Texas so that my dad could go to Bible College seminary... So when I lived in Connorsville, IN, I used to watch Red Foley... thank YOU for reminding me of sweet memories of long ago.... God bless you ✝️🛐😇💜
I'm 73 yrs young today in rural New Zealand. Have my son, grand daughters, and my two beautiful great grand daughters with me for dinner. With you guys singing one of my favourite songs of all time, who could wish for more
At 84 I still love this song. This group is as good as any of them. The time really loved this song was on a night when a storm was on the way. The perfect background. I lived on the prairies in Canada. ❤❤❤❤
My Mom is 96. She also grew up on the prairie, in Vauxhall, Alberta. It's good to hear of another "Prairie Chick" who enjoys the music of Southern Raised.
It is amazing how a song written in the late 1940's has been covered by many generations of artists! This is a great version by these young musicians!!
WHEN I WAS IN VIETNAM 68 70.....THIS SONG WAS OUR BATTLE SONG...IT HAS STUCK WITH US ALL THESE YEARS AND IS OUR FAVOURITE SONG, IN REMEMBRANCE TO THE WAR WE FOUGHT IN..
All these songs, I heard on the radio. Now I can see their faces. My Dad was a Country Western singer. He played all instruments, without reading a note! I grew up on this music 🎶and I love to dance 💃💃🤠!!
I am 77 a working musician.I have been playing and singing this same arrangement for at least 5o years . You guys are terrific. I'm working solo these days raising money for kids cancer research. Keep picking!!!
if i ever make it to 77, my time wont be spent as well. glad others arent spending their time like mine and are helping others, good luck with your research!
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Banjo is perfect, bass player is flawless, violinist superb, and deep voice vocal is on point. Put it all together and this is pure audio ecstasy. You never fail to amaze with your renditions of popular music, problem is you do it better than the originals or any other rendition. Well done.
When my father was growing up in the Soviet Union, he would risk being arrested for buying illegal bone tracks. You could only play them a few times and then they wore out. You never knew if you would get Elvis, Johnny Cash, The Beach Boys, The Beatles etc. He once got this song by Johnny Cash (he thinks). He said the lyrics swept him away. He is now a nuclear and quantum physicist but even though he was almost an adult, he just wanted to be an American cowboy (instead of a Siberian scientist). He heard this playing and recalled closing his eyes to visualize the lyrics being played in his mind and said “whoever is singing that is amazing”. Now that he can buy whatever music he wants and the musician is noted, he said “I would buy this”. I will search iTunes for him. He’s older than my mom by a little over 20 years (he’s 70) and yet I could tell this song transported him. There was no music this good when he was younger. He risked a lot to buy music he could only play once or twice (four times but it would skip) but loss of job, freedom, blacklisting he said it was worth it. He loved music that sent chills down his spine. He did say he didn’t understand Harper Valley PTA at the time. He said his English language skills were not that great and he had no idea what a PTA was. Odd, your comment reminded me that music really does transcend time and place.
Johnny Cash, The Outlaws, even Glen Campbell, but this acoustic version is simply one of the best. Thank you Ladies and gents. Classical American woodwind music
Studying one afternoon in a large field between dorms (on Tampa Bay) and some people erected a mini stage among other things. Spring 1979? People came and the Henry Paul Band played. Just a random Sunday afternoon. Life can be so cool...
I was doing my job one day and I heard music playing and someone singing. As I got closer to where the sound was coming from, I saw them recording this music video. When they took a break , I went down and talked to them. They were very nice people.
Jesus is coming back soon, don't be left behind forever. Let us be glad and rejoice, and give honour to him: for the marriage of the Lamb is come, and his wife hath made herself ready. And to her was granted that she should be arrayed in fine linen, clean and white: for the fine linen is the righteousness of saints. And he saith unto me, Write, Blessed are they which are called unto the marriage supper of the Lamb. And he saith unto me, These are the true sayings of God. Revelation 19:7-9 ✝🌅
I have to confess that I am completely in love with this song ❤❤ The fabulous music, the whistling, the perfect use of instruments and Oh! That bass. 💯💯 One helluva talented group of musicians. On repeat mode NOW!!!
I'm a northener sitting here on a Sunday night at 1245 AM because in have off for President's Day. Absolutely blown away by you guys after a random recommendation. Lead singer has an amazing voice.
Great version! I like how the fiddle break gives it a kind of Celtic feel ( but I guess bluegrass music has its roots in Irish and Scottish traditional music.) whereas the harmonies and whistling give it a more Ennio Morricone spaghetti Western feel for a nice contrast.
Don't know who is responsible for this arrangement but you have certainly made it your own. I've heard many different artist do this song but none is as refreshing and delightful as this. Congratulations on a job well done.
Das stimmt! Songs, die man schon Tausende mal hörte, wirken oft langweilig. Dieses Arrangement überhaupt nicht! Hört sich nach studierten Voll - Profis an!
It has been over 300 years since i had my posse riding in the sky. It is amazing how people still sing about us. A great song and an awesome cover. I feel like my time riding in the sky with my posse of undead cowboys was not in vain, some people still remember us. Nice.
I have always loved this song, but never did I get chills when listening to it. Loved your cover of this classic! So glad you popped up in my TH-cam feed.
This is definitely one of the best covers of this song I ever heard. Brilliant arrangement and the bass voice… OMG, what an amazing deep voice! Perfectly synchronized with the instruments. Thanks for this!
im not a young man any more and never really cared to much for covers or remakes .that said ya'll nailed this you put your own touch to it without butchering a beautiful song great job . you get my thumbs up for sure...
I was never a 'southern gal' ... My parents moved around a bit in midwest and east, but I remember these songs and loved them then, as I do now hearing Southern Raised renditions. Thanks Southern Raised for great, young memories :)
Copying Born Free's Tim Fost, with the technique taught by Geoff Castellucci. However, he's a long way to go to stabilise the low-frequency bass notes - at least four tones.
This was one of the first songs I heard as a child that registered. First through my mother, and then later through my half-blood native grandfather who introduced me to so many things I would never know of otherwise. Wonderful rendition. Thank you so much for this, and for the memory of a man who I wish was still here to hear it.
Just stumbled across this group and this version of ghost riders. I always loved this song and there are a lot of versions out there. I love the way they’ve done it. Can’t get enough of it. Hope they will do more songs with the bass cover.
I've been knowin' ya'll since you were kids and I gotta tell ya'll.... you've done yourself mighty proud! Love your version here- VERY enjoyable!! God Bless!!
A truly wonderful rendition of an old classic in Southern Raised style. In my view, versatility is the mark of true talent which is on full display in this video. Well done Southern Raised! God Bless you all.
America. Endless expanse. Unconditional freedom. The beauty of nature. Honesty of the people. I think of all this - German, 71 years old, never visited America - when I hear this song.
Matt doesn’t look like someone who sings so low. I just found you guys a few weeks ago, so it still throws me off 😃 I’ll also add that your film crew does a really nice job!
This is amazing! I sang this in choir in college and was in a solo trio for part of it (me on bass, an alto, and a Soprano). You guys did amazing on this song! I've said it before, but you just keep on getting better and better for sure! Love you guys so much!
Wauw, discovered you guys today, all the way from The Netherlands :)). You guys have great music and voices, i really like the golden oldies and how the voices blend. Curious what is to come, maybe something daring like "coat of many colors" ?? I'm a real country fan especially Dolly, Kenny and the other "old ones". Keep up the great music, you gained another fan...
This song was actually written in the 1800s. I don't know the whole story but, it's made its way into the hearts of the decades to come and go. I still love it.
This song was written about an old Texas panhandle legend. The legend is built on cowboy tales about cattle drives with deadly outcomes throughout the 1800's. This is my understanding and the name of the place I am uncertain of but at least that's how I remember it. Great story, great song, great rendition.
Wow, this is an awesome version of this song… great vocals (across the board), and a very nice video to boot. Thank you all… will be checking out more of your videos real soon based on what I’ve seen (and heard) in this one! 👍😀
It’s actually a Tin Pan Alley song first recorded by Burl Ives in the 1940s. Bing Crosby recorded it. Johnny Cash’s version was the 6th or 7th hit recording. Clever video but mediocre music.
Love the video & the music was awesome, the location is perfect! Shepherd of Hills outdoor theater. You couldn’t have pick a better place for it! Nice job!!
Nice rendition of this Johnny Cash classic in the peculiar Southern Raised style. As always, excellent background setting! This time it reminds us an Old West ambiance. (My favorite Southern Raised classic rendition is "Wayfaring Stranger", though.)
Great music, reminds me of living in the backwoods of West Virginia and listening to my neighbor sing blue grass, his voice was a little deeper. Great job ladies and gents. Want your album........
This tune has haunted me from the first time I heard it, and that was too long to remember . You did a beautiful job. I have just found your channel and will listen to more songs.
Actually Gene Autrey would be proud. He sang it originally. Cash made it better and S.R. just added their flair to it which greatly enhanced its greatness:)
Stan Jones wrote it , and recorded it first circa '48- '49 . But everybody who is anyone in Western Swing , Country ,Pop, and Southern Rock has either recorded it ,or played Live.
When I first started watching this I didn’t expect much after listening to Vaughn Monroe, Marty Robbins, and Johnny Cash, but these people are really good. Great sound, haunting singer, perfect voice for ghost riders.
This can't be real!?!? Second song I've ever heard of you and you meld the ladies voices in the perfect places of these two song... This and sixteen tons... Wow.. Chills once more
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I am 70.I used to sing and play this song since my 12.I loved country music .❤👍🇹🇳
I'm also 70 and I still love this song.
I've eaten some ice cream just yesterday.
so did my lovely dad ,god bless his soul,i couldnot stand it,i like ac/dc
OK, it's time to be honest with myself. I'm 63 years old, and I am finally willing to admit to myself that this is one of my all-time favorite songs. Such timeless and haunting lyrics and melody. So many different artists have done this song in so many different ways, and they're ALL great, with this one being no exception! Not many songs are like that. First time ever hearing this band, and I am impressed...now I'm gonna watch some more!
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Yes it is good. So pick up an instrument and play along!
@@texhaines9957 I do. This was one of the first songs I learned to play on banjo. Have played it on harmonica even longer!
I totally agree with you and I I'm about to turn 71 one of my favorite songs always but I love love this arrangement
@@osakarose5612 oh my gosh I can't believe that you remember Red Foley I've never even heard of another person knowing him except our personal family we lived in Indiana till I was 13 moved to Ohio till I was 16 and moved that summer to Texas so that my dad could go to Bible College seminary... So when I lived in Connorsville, IN, I used to watch Red Foley... thank YOU for reminding me of sweet memories of long ago....
God bless you ✝️🛐😇💜
No matter what genre of music you follow, you just can’t help but love this song! Timeless classic!
I'm 73 yrs young today in rural New Zealand. Have my son, grand daughters, and my two beautiful great grand daughters with me for dinner. With you guys singing one of my favourite songs of all time, who could wish for more
Hey a fellow Kiwi 🥝
New ¸Zealand, These guys are awesome
Actually, you are 73 years old. Don’t kid yourself. The fat lady is about to sing.
At 84 I still love this song. This group is as good as any of them. The time really loved this song was on a night when a storm was on the way. The perfect background. I lived on the prairies in Canada. ❤❤❤❤
My Mom is 96. She also grew up on the prairie, in Vauxhall, Alberta. It's good to hear of another "Prairie Chick" who enjoys the music of Southern Raised.
I am 74, hispanic, and I love the country american music.
F yeah ....me too
I'm latina I luv this song😊❤
I'm 79 and was ready to go out dancing after I heard this group. First heard it sung by Tex Ritter back when God was still making dirt!
I’m old enough to remember Frankie Lane singing it. I was thrilled to my core, even as a child. Have always loved this. ❣️❣️❣️
It is amazing how a song written in the late 1940's has been covered by many generations of artists! This is a great version by these young musicians!!
Yes. You can't mess with a good song.
Relative to the song, I am young. Relative to me these musicians are young. I love the fact that the younger generation can appreciate older music.
Well said
Wait until you hear “In the Pines/Where did you Sleep” by Nirvana.
My favorite group ever to this day I’m 57 an you bring all the classics back I ❤❤❤❤ you .
WHEN I WAS IN VIETNAM 68 70.....THIS SONG WAS OUR BATTLE SONG...IT HAS STUCK WITH US ALL THESE YEARS AND IS OUR FAVOURITE SONG, IN REMEMBRANCE TO THE WAR WE FOUGHT IN..
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All these songs, I heard on the radio. Now I can see their faces. My Dad was a Country Western singer. He played all instruments, without reading a note! I grew up on this music 🎶and I love to dance 💃💃🤠!!
Thank you for your service soldier
Thanks for your service. Welcome home.
I am 77 a working musician.I have been playing and singing this same arrangement for at least 5o years . You guys are terrific. I'm working solo these days raising money for kids cancer research. Keep picking!!!
if i ever make it to 77, my time wont be spent as well. glad others arent spending their time like mine and are helping others, good luck with your research!
Awesome 👌 keep that kind of music alive. Forever sounds great 👍 God bless u all
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Thank you for using your talent to help those in need! RESPECT!!!
I love that you are still doing something that you obviously LOVE. Keep it up, ALL THE BEST....TONY..
Banjo is perfect, bass player is flawless, violinist superb, and deep voice vocal is on point. Put it all together and this is pure audio ecstasy. You never fail to amaze with your renditions of popular music, problem is you do it better than the originals or any other rendition. Well done.
Indeed, this baritone voice is fantastic!!!
@@IvanaBjelac Baritone? No, he's a Bass.
I'm 65 and I remember listening to this on the radio, it would send chills thru me ... also Big bad John ! so timeless, thankyou
When my father was growing up in the Soviet Union, he would risk being arrested for buying illegal bone tracks. You could only play them a few times and then they wore out. You never knew if you would get Elvis, Johnny Cash, The Beach Boys, The Beatles etc. He once got this song by Johnny Cash (he thinks). He said the lyrics swept him away. He is now a nuclear and quantum physicist but even though he was almost an adult, he just wanted to be an American cowboy (instead of a Siberian scientist). He heard this playing and recalled closing his eyes to visualize the lyrics being played in his mind and said “whoever is singing that is amazing”. Now that he can buy whatever music he wants and the musician is noted, he said “I would buy this”. I will search iTunes for him.
He’s older than my mom by a little over 20 years (he’s 70) and yet I could tell this song transported him.
There was no music this good when he was younger. He risked a lot to buy music he could only play once or twice (four times but it would skip) but loss of job, freedom, blacklisting he said it was worth it. He loved music that sent chills down his spine. He did say he didn’t understand Harper Valley PTA at the time. He said his English language skills were not that great and he had no idea what a PTA was.
Odd, your comment reminded me that music really does transcend time and place.
It also increases your typing words per minute for some reason!😃
I love watching the younger generation taking what was a personal favourite of mine & giving me music that I can love as much as the old. Great job.
One of the best renditions I have heard. The lead singer's voice rocks. His rhythym is dead on, as well.
Johnny Cash, The Outlaws, even Glen Campbell, but this acoustic version is simply one of the best. Thank you Ladies and gents. Classical American woodwind music
Vaughn Monroe probably did the best vocal but this is the best!
Одна из моих любимых мелодий !!!
@@railroad9000 the best
The man in Black would be very PROUD!!! YEAH HAW!
Studying one afternoon in a large field between dorms (on Tampa Bay) and some people erected a mini stage among other things. Spring 1979? People came and the Henry Paul Band played. Just a random Sunday afternoon. Life can be so cool...
Dear friends, I am sending you
Love and respect for the wonderful soulfull music that you have gifted us with. Belgrade, Serbia
Hello, thank you so much!!!
An all-time Classic with a skilled , polished delivery. The things of live that we cannot take beyond.
Simply OUTSTANDING! What a great interpretation of this classic western song. Seventy-three years old and better than ever.
Viva cialis yippy ahhh.
Only 73-years old, well, it is younger than I am. I can still enjoy it, played with gusto and making is come alive in a newly refreshed way
I'm 70 and have love gospel, country and bluegrass music all my life and I love what this young band is doing. They being all three together great.
You can tell right off that this group has played many many hours together great job can't wait to hear more
Hello dear....Great job, awesome. Thanks.
I was doing my job one day and I heard music playing and someone singing. As I got closer to where the sound was coming from, I saw them recording this music video. When they took a break , I went down and talked to them. They were very nice people.
I never get tired of listening to these folks-doesnt matter the tune…They’re THAT good👍
super good and don’t matter
Saw the Sons of the Pioneers sing this 30 years ago. Nice to hear the younger generation pick up such a classic western sound.
Some people have just got it - and these guys have! Brilliant in every way.
This song came out two or three years before I was born, and it is still just fantastic. Guys, you did a wonderful job! Thank you!
@@ricardochaalan 🤩❤💋
I m 63 and this is probably the best rendition Id ever heard.
Willie Nelson @ Johnny Cash the best.
One of the most awesome songs ever written!! Bravo!!
Awesome is right. Along with such classics as Come Sail Away and Stairway to Heaven.
Lost my Grandfather 30+ years ago. This was his favorite song and he would have loved the way you preformed it.
kudos ( i feel u)
Great to hear that songs from past are coming back, it proves these young groups know good music
Jesus is coming back soon, don't be left behind forever.
Let us be glad and rejoice, and give honour to him: for the marriage of the Lamb is come, and his wife hath made herself ready.
And to her was granted that she should be arrayed in fine linen, clean and white: for the fine linen is the righteousness of saints.
And he saith unto me, Write, Blessed are they which are called unto the marriage supper of the Lamb. And he saith unto me, These are the true sayings of God.
Revelation 19:7-9 ✝🌅
I have to confess that I am completely in love with this song ❤❤ The fabulous music, the whistling, the perfect use of instruments and Oh! That bass. 💯💯 One helluva talented group of musicians. On repeat mode NOW!!!
Yep, it's one of my favorite songs! It is truly fabulous! They are very talented.
Excellent!!! My father sang this to us when we were kids, over 60 years ago. Great version!!!
Woooow. I've never heard That song before. I think it's a great song.
Ghost riders was one of my first reccords,i was 12 years old.I love this song.wonderful singing.Greetings from germany
Hey thanks!!!
Ausgeseicht my friend. Enjoy the moment sir.🙉🙈🙊
Die Apaktoliptischen Reiter does a fine cover of this song also
I'm a northener sitting here on a Sunday night at 1245 AM because in have off for President's Day. Absolutely blown away by you guys after a random recommendation. Lead singer has an amazing voice.
Great version! I like how the fiddle break gives it a kind of Celtic feel ( but I guess bluegrass music has its roots in Irish and Scottish traditional music.) whereas the harmonies and whistling give it a more Ennio Morricone spaghetti Western feel for a nice contrast.
Hey thanks!!
TH-cam finally suggested something awesome! Outstanding playing and vocals. They have some really great bluegrass gospel songs as well.
I watch this video a couple of times a day. I'm 72 and this is the best version of this song I've heard. Thanks
You might Geoff Castellucci version. If so you're welcome I'm only 66
Love the older songs. They bring back such vivid memories from my younger days in Nam.
Thank you!!
Or on the Angolan border...in 1987....fucking up the communists.
Don't know who is responsible for this arrangement but you have certainly made it your own. I've heard many different artist do this song but none is as refreshing and delightful as this. Congratulations on a job well done.
Das stimmt! Songs, die man schon Tausende mal hörte, wirken oft langweilig. Dieses Arrangement überhaupt nicht!
Hört sich nach studierten Voll - Profis an!
@@gutmensch9339 Had to get my interpreter on this and I see we agree. If you haven't already done so check out their version of Orange Blossom Special
Great song! Love it. I’m a turkish guy grown up in germany, that song reaches and catches guys like me 😊, thanks much!
It has been over 300 years since i had my posse riding in the sky. It is amazing how people still sing about us. A great song and an awesome cover. I feel like my time riding in the sky with my posse of undead cowboys was not in vain, some people still remember us. Nice.
I have always loved this song, but never did I get chills when listening to it. Loved your cover of this classic! So glad you popped up in my TH-cam feed.
This is definitely one of the best covers of this song I ever heard. Brilliant arrangement and the bass voice… OMG, what an amazing deep voice! Perfectly synchronized with the instruments. Thanks for this!
im not a young man any more and never really cared to much for covers or remakes .that said ya'll nailed this you put your own touch to it without butchering a beautiful song great job . you get my thumbs up for sure...
omg. my last 60 years of enjoyment made possible by a new band… i’m in!
I have watched/listened to this at least fifty times in the last few months. I love this band. True musicians! Keep up the music !
REAL MUSIC!
REAL INSTRUMENTS!
REAL VOCALS....PURE!
I was never a 'southern gal' ... My parents moved around a bit in midwest and east, but I remember these songs and loved them then, as I do now hearing Southern Raised renditions. Thanks Southern Raised for great, young memories :)
You guys are freaking awesome!! The dude with the bass voice looks like he walked straight out of a western. Loved this cover, best I've heard!
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Music country boy end girl
Bonjour je suis intéressé par votre western
I agree 👍
Copying Born Free's Tim Fost, with the technique taught by Geoff Castellucci. However, he's a long way to go to stabilise the low-frequency bass notes - at least four tones.
Well done,!
This was one of the first songs I heard as a child that registered. First through my mother, and then later through my half-blood native grandfather who introduced me to so many things I would never know of otherwise. Wonderful rendition. Thank you so much for this, and for the memory of a man who I wish was still here to hear it.
Just stumbled across this group and this version of ghost riders. I always loved this song and there are a lot of versions out there. I love the way they’ve done it. Can’t get enough of it. Hope they will do more songs with the bass cover.
I've heard many versions of this by many musicians but this was awesome this one sent chills up my back love it thank you
I’ve listened to this song my whole life, many different versions, you all did it justice. Great job.
Another excellent video!
I hope your talent is widely recognized in the future and pays dividends for you all.
Thank you kindly!
For me this is one of the best group I've heard of for years
What an amazing cover!!!
You're all quite astonishing.
I wholeheartedly agree with what other posters have written about the excellent video work.
I've been knowin' ya'll since you were kids and I gotta tell ya'll.... you've done yourself mighty proud! Love your version here- VERY enjoyable!! God Bless!!
Thank you so much!!! You're so kind, God bless you!
The women singers add another dimension to the music and song. Well done.
I heard this tune in the seventies with Johnny Cash. Your new version is outstanding.Keep up the good work.
Thank you very much!
My love for this song goes back to 60's.
Cash far from the best. Go back to the 50s and listen to Vaughn Monroe.
@@donmoore4989 In my ears are SR outperforming both JC and VM
It's originally Stanley Davis Jones's (Ghost) Riders in the Sky: A Cowboy Legend.
Love the memories of this song. These folks do a great version, now everyone go find the old recordings, especially Vaughn Monroe and Johnny Cash.
Marty Robbins my favorite;
This version is unique❤️
That whistling feels like about time for a duel at high noon
The whole thing gives me goosebumps.🔥🔥 Could you please put Big Iron on your list to sing and release for our enjoyment?
I know right wow
A truly wonderful rendition of an old classic in Southern Raised style. In my view, versatility is the mark of true talent which is on full display in this video. Well done Southern Raised! God Bless you all.
Thank you! God bless you!
America. Endless expanse. Unconditional freedom. The beauty of nature. Honesty of the people.
I think of all this - German, 71 years old, never visited America - when I hear this song.
Matt doesn’t look like someone who sings so low. I just found you guys a few weeks ago, so it still throws me off 😃
I’ll also add that your film crew does a really nice job!
You should watch some of their older videos. He did it back then and was much younger.
@@MasonCroneMusic Thanks. I’ll check them out 😀
Thank you!! Matt does our film work!!!
@@SouthernRaisedBG He's very good with it, your videos look very professional.
what's in that throat!
What a wonderful version. I used to sing it when I was a child.
Superbe!!such a wonderful touch of freedom! Keep on goingand greetings from Switzerland
Great work!! First heard this song decades ago, and in a much better country than what it is today. If more people only knew.
Amen, hoss. Amen.
Love the lead singers deep voice. I’m partial to Johnny Cash. Great job guys! Love the enthusiasm. You’re about my age
Great rendition of a classic song. First heard Berl Ives sing this and then Johnny Cash. This is right up there with theirs.
Roy Clark has a great version too.
Best version I have heard yet! Guys you ran shivers up my spine.
Best version is the original version.
The first time I heard this song 65 years ago, my skin got up and crawled around the room. Still gets a thrill.
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You´re so right!!😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
Spectacular! I’m sitting in the Walmart parking lot blasting as loud as possible
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Wow, thanks so much! Love to hear that!
Walmart seems the be the joint for that
If it's too loud, you're too old!
My favorite song played by a very talented group…loved it, must hear more.
Wow!!,one of those best musical instruments and ghost riders I ever watch.I like you guys.May GOD bless you all and famillies.
This is amazing! I sang this in choir in college and was in a solo trio for part of it (me on bass, an alto, and a Soprano). You guys did amazing on this song! I've said it before, but you just keep on getting better and better for sure! Love you guys so much!
Awe thanks so much! So cool, I bet it was do fun!!
*so fun
@@SouthernRaisedBG It was fun! But you guys are still the best!
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Brilliant version of this song,love the deep voice,great harmonies😀
The singer's voice is the voice of heaven !
Wauw, discovered you guys today, all the way from The Netherlands :)). You guys have great music and voices, i really like the golden oldies and how the voices blend. Curious what is to come, maybe something daring like "coat of many colors" ?? I'm a real country fan especially Dolly, Kenny and the other "old ones". Keep up the great music, you gained another fan...
Thank you so much!!! And thanks for the suggestions!
Didn't realise this song could slap any harder than it already does. Sure wouldn't wanna bet against y'all!👍🎶❤
This song was actually written in the 1800s. I don't know the whole story but, it's made its way into the hearts of the decades to come and go. I still love it.
1948, by Stan Jones
@@davidpeters4129 Hmmm. Thank you. I must've misread something.
This song was written about an old Texas panhandle legend. The legend is built on cowboy tales about cattle drives with deadly outcomes throughout the 1800's. This is my understanding and the name of the place I am uncertain of but at least that's how I remember it. Great story, great song, great rendition.
Wow, this is an awesome version of this song… great vocals (across the board), and a very nice video to boot. Thank you all… will be checking out more of your videos real soon based on what I’ve seen (and heard) in this one! 👍😀
Many legends have made this song their own, add yourselves to the list...magnificent, loved it!
Please don't stop to sing the country music.❤❤❤
This is amazing! I know it's not y'alls style but I am compelled to play loud obnoxious leads over this💯🎸🎶 It's just to good. GREAT JOB GUYS👏🎶
Excellent! They made me travel to the good old west! Nostalgic, yet happy to hear them.
An absolutely fantastic group of very talented musicians. Love that bass voice!
Muito linda essa versão... Adoro está música.....lenda da música country americana...
It’s actually a Tin Pan Alley song first recorded by Burl Ives in the 1940s. Bing Crosby recorded it. Johnny Cash’s version was the 6th or 7th hit recording.
Clever video but mediocre music.
@@thomaskline that’s not mediocre music, why you compare them with great country music singers? That’s not the point.
A bass version of this? Best I ever heard. Listened to this for years but this out does all others
Great job everyone! Enjoyed this video and the music. I was in the audience at Shepherd of the Hills a year ago. Great setting for a video.
It was amazing! So cool to get to film there! Thank you
@@SouthernRaisedBG been waiting for you guys to do something like this!!! one of my favorite 20th century songs sung by one of my fav bands
Love the video & the music was awesome, the location is perfect! Shepherd of Hills outdoor theater. You couldn’t have pick a better place for it! Nice job!!
Thank you so much!!!
That is where I thought this was shot. Love this version. First video watched on this channel.
Outstanding
Lead singers voice is awesome, great rendition of this song.
Nice rendition of this Johnny Cash classic in the peculiar Southern Raised style. As always, excellent background setting! This time it reminds us an Old West ambiance. (My favorite Southern Raised classic rendition is "Wayfaring Stranger", though.)
Hey thank you very much!!
Here is an old Spanish version of this classic by the world famous artist from Spain, Raphael Martos: th-cam.com/video/NOY4kJkeGVQ/w-d-xo.html
Not a "Johnny Cash classic" MUCH older-- from Vaugh Monroe through Sons of the Pioneers, etc al ❣️
This song was around a LONG time before Johnny Cash!
Stan Jones is credited with writing the song in 1948 but the Johnny Cash version is one of the most popular.
Great music, reminds me of living in the backwoods of West Virginia and listening to my neighbor sing blue grass, his voice was a little deeper. Great job ladies and gents. Want your album........
This tune has haunted me from the first time I heard it, and that was too long to remember . You did a beautiful job. I have just found your channel and will listen to more songs.
Johnny Cash would be Proud. You all did an amazing job singing this one. I'll be eagerly waiting for more songs from your band.
Thanks so much!!
Actually Gene Autrey would be proud. He sang it originally. Cash made it better and S.R. just added their flair to it which greatly enhanced its greatness:)
Stan Jones wrote it , and recorded it first circa '48- '49 .
But everybody who is anyone in Western Swing , Country ,Pop, and Southern Rock has either recorded it ,or played Live.
When I first started watching this I didn’t expect much after listening to Vaughn Monroe, Marty Robbins, and Johnny Cash, but these people are really good. Great sound, haunting singer, perfect voice for ghost riders.
This can't be real!?!? Second song I've ever heard of you and you meld the ladies voices in the perfect places of these two song... This and sixteen tons... Wow.. Chills once more
Perfect!
Lovely song! Music for all times! Best execution! Beautiful performer! Listen and looked with pleasure! Thanks!
It's so lovely that people are carrying on this old masterpiece.