in the 1950s, we had a 78 rpm recording of the tennessee waltz. my poor dad made the mistake one day of remarking that it was his favorite song. from then on, my little sister and i would queue it up every single day and play it when he walked in the door after work. he must have been so sorry he had opened his mouth. RIP dad.
I'm 49 year old, this song reminded me of my grandfather. He's been gone for 25 years now. Thank you very much for bringing me this beautiful memories of him.
Elle sings with an effortless, authentic, and real toned vocal that should bend the ears of the most professional musician, artist and most every day common admirer. Sing on! Eating it up.
My grandfather used to sing this song when he's still alive. He loves it so much, that he can listen to it tirelessly all-day long. Now that he's already gone, whenever I hear this song, it reminds me of him.
So simple. So pure. No stage, no truckloads of props, no fireworks, no light show, no band. Just two beautiful girls and two guitars. And I could listen to them all day.
Fantastic version of this 1950s classic. I remember my mother singing along to the Connie Francis version of this country tear jerker. I am 77 and you two young ladies brought a lump to my throat remembering those good old times. Thank you.
"There still are some Ladies on this planet !!" Thank you so much for sharing. Half a century ago at the barn dances i remember this song. "May God keep you safe forever. Amen."
Being from the 'South' I was raised around this music during the fifty's and sixty's and the first time I heard "Tennessee Waltz" I finally realized how powerful a song could be, and your presentation was like an epiphany - de ja vue and there I was sixty-something years ago with that same feeling touching my soul, just like it did the first time I heard it by Patsy Cline. Thank You Lady's for a most beautiful memory.
My goodness I keep coming back to watch this wonderful rendition of a classic song. Best version ever. Thank you Elle and Toni. Hope you will tour in UK Soon.
Oh my goodness...absolutely beautiful rendition of the Tennessee Waltz. I loved it!!. I came from a "musical" family. We played and sang old classic songs, gospel songs, bluegrass, etc.. Me and my mother still sing and play guitar..I'm 67 and my mom is 86. Thank you ladies for bringing back precious memories. Superb instrumental playing and beautiful singing. ❤ ❤ . 👏 👏 BRAVO..
I have watched you Reina and Tonie for several years.Takes me back when i was a boy in the 1950s Things were simple then you and all your friends are such a blessing I pray keep it up.
Very nice. My mother always sang this when I was young. Now in a nursing home and she doesn't know anyone anymore---but still responds to this kind of music.
Hi Alan, I do lots of concerts in Care/Nursing homes and you are so right. Music is so important for people who have memory loss. It must be very sad for you but the songs will make your Mum happy I'm sure. Thanks for sharing those thoughts.I am going to add this old song to my repertoire as I'm sure it will be well received.
Love it! These ladies can play and sing. I grew up listening to my grandmother trying to sing that song when i was young 60 years ago. Their true country singers. Beautiful!
WAS NOT EXPECTING TEARS TO WELL UP IN MY EYES BUT THEY DID... MY FATHER WOULD DANCE WITH ME AND SING THIS WHEN I WAS VERY YOUNG....THANK YOU FOR THAT WONDERFULL MEMORY ❤
Toni. You are one of the most tasteful, restrained, serving the song excellent players around. I’d rather listen to you than Joe Robinson. You never show off. You’re great.
Toni's vocals are beautiful and her pitch so near to perfect her voice is another instrument. These gals are so good - Josh and Carson too. These kids deserve all the success life has to offer and may they get it..
Fantastic this 1950s classic. I remember my mother singing along to the Connie Francis version of this country tear jerker. I am 77 and you two young ladies brought a lump to my throat remembering those good old times. Thank. 4
Took me 7 years to find this gem. I have listened to you gals often and love everything you do. Toni's simple, clean and melodic playing is for me as a guitarist the Happy Place I strive to reach. Thank you both for so many hours of enjoyment!❤
I'm 45 years old. This was one of the songs my grandmother use to sing to me when I was a kid. I just wanted to take a moment to thank you for keeping this in the general spirit of the original song while at the same time interpreting it in your own style. In my own humble opinion, for whatever it's worth, I found this a fitting tribute to Hank's original. Thanks.
If you mean Hank Williams, I think you're mistaken. The song was written and first released in 1948 by the Golden West Cowboys. In 1950 Patti Page had a monster hit with it and it became her signature song. She double tracked her vocals and the girls harmonizing is hauntingly reminiscent. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tennessee_Waltz
When I was a child, my parents had a record of the Patti Page version of this song. I thought it was the saddest song I had ever heard. I still think that, 70 years later. Never fails to bring a tear. Thanks for this beautiful rendition!
That was beautiful!! Reminds me of my grandma, when we would play it together. She played the piano and I played guitar. Good memories! Great job girls! ❤
very nice ladies i'm 60yrs old and it is nice to see and hear some of the old classics you do from the younger generation proving good music never goes out of style i;ll keep watching your videos :)
This song was released while my mother was pregnant with my eldest brother. She adapted the song with some nonsense lyrics to use as a lullaby (so she wouldn't have to think of real words at 2:00 am...) It became her _Go-to_ lullaby for four sons, three grandsons, two granddaughters, and one great granddaughter. Not to mention kittens, puppies, that need cuddlingly and lullabying... etc, etc etc,,, She would sing _Nee nee niegh neigh, nipsy no no, nipsy neigh neigh nipsy noodle..._ ect... I was actually fourteen before I realized _That Song_ was _The Tennessee Waltz._
My father's favorite song. Came from somewhere back when he met my mother I think. Song took on a bigger meaning for him when she died. He never cared much for me, but he loved my mother, and this song..
This song was released in 1948 the year I was born, obviously a few years later I can remember my mom singing this, brings back so many happy memories, love my mom and dad. .
When I was a little boy, I used to beg my mother to play this for me on our old 16 RPM record player. She would play it and sing along for me. Now I'm in my 60's and hearing you perform it so beautifully carried me back all those years. Thank you.
Oh how wonderful to see this song move to the next generation and not not die out... And what a voice girls... Brings a tier to my eye to see this move generations...
I've never been to Tennessee. But listening to these girls I can imagine I'm sitting in Tennessee watching the sunset.. You guys trigger human imagination. That's what real artists do to us..
I've heard many versions of this song, by many famous guitarists and singers, but yours is the purest and goes to my heart every time! Toni's twangy guitar and Reinas sweet voice ( not to mention the cute way she curls her mouth when she's hitting the high notes!) Thank you girls! English Pete 😊
There are times when you see a version in which a musician/singer blows the roof off, you go... Wow! But, you know you'll never do that. Then, you so hear something like this... so simple, so beautiful. And simply because you know, its something you can replicate around a campfire, it still blows your mind! Just loved it!
Toni Lee!!! I'm so happy to hear YOU singing!!! Your harmonies sound awesome and no to mention your finger lick and solos are spot on! I also love your lead singers raspy vocals in this song! Love you TLSQUARED!!!
You two have just became my favorite duo. I really love how your voices blend so well to say nothing of the pure talent exhibited by the both of you. This song makes my eyes leak because I've been there and done that.
Thank you for bringing to life one of my parents' (rest their souls) very favorite old classics. You have done the song (and Mom and Dad's memories) a great justice! A heavenly arrangement. --Jim
I grew up listining to my uncles playing and my 2 cousins, sisters playing all these old classics, except they where pretty new back then, brings back floods of memories and tears. Thank you girls, your playing and singing is beautiful
Simply beautiful music! The guitar work by the girl on the left hand side was lovely......and voice of the right hand girl was just perfect--on this sweet USA tune. Bravo!!!!!!!!
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in the 1950s, we had a 78 rpm recording of the tennessee waltz. my poor dad made the mistake one day of remarking that it was his favorite song. from then on, my little sister and i would queue it up every single day and play it when he walked in the door after work. he must have been so sorry he had opened his mouth. RIP dad.
Recuerdo encantador. Gracias por compartirlo..
I'm 49 year old, this song reminded me of my grandfather. He's been gone for 25 years now. Thank you very much for bringing me this beautiful memories of him.
Wow 7million+views. Not surprising. These 2 gals got it goin on 🇺🇸
❤
Toni's guitar work is the standout in all of these videos. Great feel and timing.
Patti Page was my great aunt,. Thanks for the reminder, one of her songs has sold over 10 platinum in sales.
何年か前に初めて聞いた時からその素朴なスタイルに惹かれました。
数年を経てまた思い出して聞きにきて、その思いを新たにして自分の過去に思いをはせる私でした。
Elle sings with an effortless, authentic, and real toned vocal that should bend the ears of the most professional musician, artist and most every day common admirer. Sing on! Eating it up.
My grandfather used to sing this song when he's still alive. He loves it so much, that he can listen to it tirelessly all-day long. Now that he's already gone, whenever I hear this song, it reminds me of him.
my grandmother !
Absolutely love the cleanliness of their playing and singing. Almost makes an old man cry. 75 years.
76
Almost...
74 in a few days. These ladies.
69 , indeed , they are great.
Simplicity is sometimes the Best way to let your soul emerge , 20 de nota!!!
😍
So simple. So pure. No stage, no truckloads of props, no fireworks, no light show, no band. Just two beautiful girls and two guitars. And I could listen to them all day.
EXACTLY!!!
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Great job.
DirtMod808 Amen!
You right.
Fantastic version of this 1950s classic. I remember my mother singing along to the Connie Francis version of this country tear jerker. I am 77 and you two young ladies brought a lump to my throat remembering those good old times. Thank you.
I am 68 and I remember my dad playing this song when I was a young man. Thank you for paying it forward!
"There still are some Ladies on this planet !!" Thank you so much for sharing. Half a century ago at the barn dances i remember this song. "May God keep you safe forever. Amen."
thats how we swopped partners [aimacilly]/no offence inferred,
My father passed away a couple years ago. He played paino and sang this. And also on his guitar at 82 years old. He would of loved this so much
She’s so tasteful. Toni! She never overplays. She’s just perfect.
Best guitar playing I have ever heard and I'm 73
Being from the 'South' I was raised around this music during the fifty's and sixty's and the first time I heard "Tennessee Waltz" I finally realized how powerful a song could be, and your presentation was like an epiphany - de ja vue and there I was sixty-something years ago with that same feeling touching my soul, just like it did the first time I heard it by Patsy Cline.
Thank You Lady's for a most beautiful memory.
My goodness I keep coming back to watch this wonderful rendition of a classic song. Best version ever. Thank you Elle and Toni. Hope you will tour in UK Soon.
5 yrs later I still listen to this often. Best lead
On this song EVER. Toni, you go girl!
Yes, I understand, I returned, too. They still do great stuff, but no better than this, Jambalaya (on the tracks), and a few others.
do you have the tab?
Great lead. And she does harmony, too. Impressive.
Reina doesn't have anything over Toni!
No fancy stage, just 2 beautiful “neighborhood “ girls singing with their hearts and sincere voices which puts tears in my eyes.❤️❤️❤️ 0:21
Oh my goodness...absolutely beautiful rendition of the Tennessee Waltz. I loved it!!. I came from a "musical" family. We played and sang old classic songs, gospel songs, bluegrass, etc.. Me and my mother still sing and play guitar..I'm 67 and my mom is 86. Thank you ladies for bringing back precious memories. Superb instrumental playing and beautiful singing. ❤ ❤ . 👏 👏 BRAVO..
I have watched you Reina and Tonie for several years.Takes me back when i was a boy in the 1950s
Things were simple then you and all your friends are such a blessing I pray keep it up.
Real people, real instruments, real music, thank you for sharing your talents..
I know what you mean.
Who determines what is 'real'?
ChronicTown, I do
Real people real insurance real cars... Toyota it’s what makes a Subaru
@@jkmorgan1975 😄😄😄😄😄
I am 72 yrs and love the songs of these two girls. They do joyful songs. For long I don't see people singing waltz but they it very well.
Very nice. My mother always sang this when I was young. Now in a nursing home and she doesn't know anyone anymore---but still responds to this kind of music.
Your mother is nice woman.
And that is another example of the transcendent power of music ! God bless you and your mother, too.
+666 hey666. get right with God ur day could come any time u don't want 2 go 2 he'll do u? goo
Hi Alan, I do lots of concerts in Care/Nursing homes and you are so right. Music is so important for people who have memory loss. It must be very sad for you but the songs will make your Mum happy I'm sure. Thanks for sharing those thoughts.I am going to add this old song to my repertoire as I'm sure it will be well received.
Peter M. Adamson mom
Love it! These ladies can play and sing. I grew up listening to my grandmother trying to sing that song when i was young 60 years ago. Their true country singers. Beautiful!
WAS NOT EXPECTING TEARS TO WELL UP IN MY EYES BUT THEY DID... MY FATHER WOULD DANCE WITH ME AND SING THIS WHEN I WAS VERY YOUNG....THANK YOU FOR THAT WONDERFULL MEMORY ❤
Toni. You are one of the most tasteful, restrained, serving the song excellent players around. I’d rather listen to you than Joe Robinson. You never show off. You’re great.
Toni's guitar playing is so fantastic that it eclipses her beautiful vocal harmonies. Oh how I wish I had someone who could sing like that.
Toni's vocals are beautiful and her pitch so near to perfect her voice is another instrument. These gals are so good - Josh and Carson too. These kids deserve all the success life has to offer and may they get it..
Toni's playing (is it only me?) kinda reminds me of Don Felder...
Fantastic this 1950s classic. I remember my mother singing along to the Connie Francis version of this country tear jerker. I am 77 and you two young ladies brought a lump to my throat remembering those good old times. Thank.
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Took me 7 years to find this gem. I have listened to you gals often and love everything you do. Toni's simple, clean and melodic playing is for me as a guitarist the Happy Place I strive to reach. Thank you both for so many hours of enjoyment!❤
I'm 45 years old. This was one of the songs my grandmother use to sing to me when I was a kid. I just wanted to take a moment to thank you for keeping this in the general spirit of the original song while at the same time interpreting it in your own style. In my own humble opinion, for whatever it's worth, I found this a fitting tribute to Hank's original. Thanks.
If you mean Hank Williams, I think you're mistaken. The song was written and first released in 1948 by the Golden West Cowboys. In 1950 Patti Page had a monster hit with it and it became her signature song. She double tracked her vocals and the girls harmonizing is hauntingly reminiscent. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tennessee_Waltz
One of the best earlier time songs! Not expecting this surprising and enjoyable cover!
Toni Lindgren, you are one of the finest guitarist in the business!
Reina del Cid fantastic singer and Toni Lindgren stratospheric guitarist for a unique duo in the world!
Nothin 'else to say!
When I was a child, my parents had a record of the Patti Page version of this song. I thought it was the saddest song I had ever heard. I still think that, 70 years later. Never fails to bring a tear. Thanks for this beautiful rendition!
Seven years younger. Amazing girls with their talents completing each other.
You know someone loves music when they do such a fantastic job playing a Patti Page song. Love listening to you two!
possibly the best version ever, voices, guitars all so beautifully understated.
That was beautiful!! Reminds me of my grandma, when we would play it together. She played the piano and I played guitar. Good memories! Great job girls! ❤
Every time Toni plays guitar.. Ahh, so beautiful
What a breath of fresh air it is to see young people sing the old songs and do it bloody well
It doesn't get any purer. Red haired picker..don't be shy. Let your voice sustain during harmony. Like your lyrical picking. Lovely, lovely pairing.
stan hall
Great
Here here...music without gimmicks ...well done!
@@51bbob it's called singing harmony you dumb fuck
One of the greats from the American songbook. Rachelle's voice is perfect for the key the duo chose. Perfect...
very nice ladies i'm 60yrs old and it is nice to see and hear some of the old classics you do from the younger generation proving good music never goes out of style i;ll keep watching your videos :)
This song was released while my mother was pregnant with my eldest brother. She adapted the song with some nonsense lyrics to use as a lullaby (so she wouldn't have to think of real words at 2:00 am...) It became her _Go-to_ lullaby for four sons, three grandsons, two granddaughters, and one great granddaughter. Not to mention kittens, puppies, that need cuddlingly and lullabying... etc, etc etc,,, She would sing _Nee nee niegh neigh, nipsy no no, nipsy neigh neigh nipsy noodle..._ ect...
I was actually fourteen before I realized _That Song_ was _The Tennessee Waltz._
Toni is one of the best musicians I have ever heard.
My father's favorite song. Came from somewhere back when he met my mother I think. Song took on a bigger meaning for him when she died. He never cared much for me, but he loved my mother, and this song..
This song was released in 1948 the year I was born, obviously a few years later I can remember my mom singing this, brings back so many happy memories, love my mom and dad.
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When I was a little boy, I used to beg my mother to play this for me on our old 16 RPM record player. She would play it and sing along for me. Now I'm in my 60's and hearing you perform it so beautifully carried me back all those years. Thank you.
guitar skills of ms Toni is absolutely fascinating! simply graceful, melodious and spontaneous!
Utterly gorgeous rendition of a true classic country song .. and what a pair of diamonds those girls are 😍
I played this at my mom's funeral. Her favorite song. Ty! It's Sunday morning, now, and a good day for reflection.
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Reina's distinctive voice and Toni's guitar skills make this a beautiful Tennessee Waltz.
Oh how wonderful to see this song move to the next generation and not not die out... And what a voice girls... Brings a tier to my eye to see this move generations...
Reina is the Very best folk and soul singer! HALLELUJAH!
I love it when Toni closes her eyes to concentrate on her solos
I'm crying. And it ain't from choppin' onions. Well done ladies.
Chopin lmao
Nice to hear you and your mom sing together. Better than top 40 on the radio where everything is done by computer or edit. Thanks for the song.
The song is as beautiful as the ladies singing one of the best versions have ever heard. Keep up the good work God bless you
Ladies,you all are a breath of fresh air. Keep singing girls!!
I've never been to Tennessee. But listening to these girls I can imagine I'm sitting in Tennessee watching the sunset..
You guys trigger human imagination. That's what real artists do to us..
Reina has such a swert voice. Toni is a fantastic musician
Natural. Pure. Simple.👍👍👍
I love hearing the old classics the way they were written a performed originally.
Not all gussied up.
Here I am again. This is the best version of the Tennessee Waltz I have ever heard. Pure and Simple.
I am literally in tears. Thank you both so much. This is beautiful.
ME TOO
Such pure voices, and that guitar work ... wow!
One of the best renditions! Guitar piece was simply unparalleled!
I've heard many versions of this song, by many famous guitarists and singers, but yours is the purest and goes to my heart every time! Toni's twangy guitar and Reinas sweet voice ( not to mention the cute way she curls her mouth when she's hitting the high notes!) Thank you girls! English Pete 😊
Und die von Connie Francis meint Conni Franz
Look up the Holly Cole Trio.
Thank you both for reminding me of this song. I had to go and learn it. Then, Toni smiled.
It's 2020 so I'm late to the party, but you young ladies have made me smile. Thank you for helping to keep the classics alive, so beautifully.
Same here!
들을수록 또듣고싶다~땡큐
Paul, it's now 2023, so don't feel bad. I am 71.
There are times when you see a version in which a musician/singer blows the roof off, you go... Wow! But, you know you'll never do that. Then, you so hear something like this... so simple, so beautiful. And simply because you know, its something you can replicate around a campfire, it still blows your mind! Just loved it!
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It's great to see/hear two young people doing an old, beautiful song.
This is pure music, nothing more nothing less,.. so so beautifully crafted from the heart
Lovely version of this song, and Toni's guitar playing is outstanding
... CRYING AGAIN ... still such a sweet sound ... here I am two years later with the same impression and emotion ... BOB here
Hooray! This is wonderful, and I just love watching and listening to Toni play the guitar. Her playing is truly beautiful.
Tim Ayers Québec
Two ladies, two guitars with good harmony and lovely voices. thank you for the play.
2 beautiful ladies singing a beautiful song doing a beautiful job! Thank you ladies...
Pure talent. I don’t know how I recently found these two. But I thank god for that.
Once you start watching their videos, then you never stop! :)
Absolutely wonderful ladies it is so good to see young people playing the old songs. Great Job - Burton Trent
Luv their singing & style😊
Let the music and performance speak for itself. Plain splendid! Nothing better than a waltz.
Brings back some great memories of years gone by,brilliant.Ian,Belfast,Northern Ireland,UK.
I keep coming back to listen to this again. My favorite version of an old favorite!
My Mom used to sing this half a century ago in the Philippines.
Toni Lee!!! I'm so happy to hear YOU singing!!! Your harmonies sound awesome and no to mention your finger lick and solos are spot on! I also love your lead singers raspy vocals in this song! Love you TLSQUARED!!!
I cannot believe these girls didn't make it . There are the most beautiful duel
You two have just became my favorite duo. I really love how your voices blend so well to say nothing of the pure talent exhibited by the both of you. This song makes my eyes leak because I've been there and done that.
Thank you for bringing to life one of my parents' (rest their souls) very favorite old classics. You have done the song (and Mom and Dad's memories) a great justice! A heavenly arrangement. --Jim
I grew up listining to my uncles playing and my 2 cousins, sisters playing all these old classics, except they where pretty new back then, brings back floods of memories and tears. Thank you girls, your playing and singing is beautiful
Good to see some of the young ones keeping real music alive.
Love this. The lead guitar is just sublime.
Great job. It brings back memories. Back in the early fifties, I use to listen to Bill Monroe on a 78 record my parents owned.
Toni has amazing instinct and musicality to go with her obvious chops. She just keeps getting better and better!
Simply beautiful music! The guitar work by the girl on the left hand side was lovely......and voice of the right hand girl was just perfect--on this sweet USA tune.
Bravo!!!!!!!!
@Sonia, Moving words and beautiful video, how are you and how is your week?
It's nice to hear you sing and also have fun. ,like your playing toni really enjoy listening to you both
Overwhelming music, sounds and a 'breath of fresh air" by these young, excellent musicians! Bravo to both and Thank you!!!!
The girl sure knows how to play 🎸 I love seeing young people play this kind of songs, it gives me hope.
My great aunt was the late Patti Page. Thanks for the reminder. One song of her's, sold 100 platinum sales.
I REMEMBER IT WELL ..... MUSIC HATH CHARMS
Absolutely beautiful....nothing like listening to voices in harmony and playing instruments....really well done ladies...
Great to hear you wonderful ladies graced our shores 🇮🇪🇮🇪.
Wonderful acoustics and voices, very enjoyable 💜💜