@@rocknroll7316 you anf i must be a bellamy brother babyboomer. 1946-1964. folks born a year after ww2 korean and start of an american war called vietnam.
The inimitable Shel Silverstein wrote this song. I have been a fan of his ever since I was a kid. He was a genius and a true renaissance man who seemed to excel at everything he did. He wrote songs in a number of genres (NOT just country-western), was an brilliant artist and cartoonist, and published books of prose and poetry in a number of styles, including children's books. About the only thing he lacked was a decent singing voice; although his songs were so good, and his style so unique, that audiences didn't seem to mind.
Shel was amazing, just ask the guys from DR. HOOK they did over 20 of his songs including "Cover of the Rolling Stone" I had two shel favorites "Big Four Poster Bed" a hit for Brenda lee and "The Unicorn Song" by the Irish Rovers. And as for shel "A front row seat to hear ol Johnny Sing" is a stand out.
Priceless--and advice that actually taught me a couple of important things I now try to keep in mind if such a situation arises, from a 'silly old country song', no less.
This is when singers sounded just like they did on their recordings. Today you don't need to be a good singer to sale recordings. Auto tune will do the singing for you.
after all I been through I thought I was a winner!! After a stroke I,m a loser my winning days are over! My brain is so messed up it forgot who I was!! my toung don't taste nomore my right eye don't see no more, I been in the hospitals all I,m goin to be so that makes me a losed wow!!
Great Shel Silverstein tune, so many of his songs done by Bobby Bear, Dr. Hook etc. If only we could have had Shel sing more of his own songs it would have been perfect. About the only one we hear is his "to her old Johnny sing". What a record Shel Silverstein sings his hits would have been I can hear his singing "That Four Poster Bed" and "Ha Loretta" and "The Cover of the Rolling Stone" dang..
Bobby Bare played the type of country I grew up with.
at 86 bobby bare is a hero and a winner today august 1 2023.
Great story song ..Bobby Bare, probably the most underrated performer...cept by his peers...
You won't find a current song that remotely resembles this subject matter that's what makes it likeable for me
@@rocknroll7316 you anf i must be a bellamy brother babyboomer. 1946-1964. folks born a year after ww2 korean and start of an american war called vietnam.
My favorite Bobby Bare song
Bobby has the sweetest smile..... and a good voice too...
It's about time someone uploaded a live version of this Bobby Bare classic.
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Yes, your a pussycat
This song explains it all.You never know what you will run into in a bar.
The inimitable Shel Silverstein wrote this song. I have been a fan of his ever since I was a kid. He was a genius and a true renaissance man who seemed to excel at everything he did. He wrote songs in a number of genres (NOT just country-western), was an brilliant artist and cartoonist, and published books of prose and poetry in a number of styles, including children's books. About the only thing he lacked was a decent singing voice; although his songs were so good, and his style so unique, that audiences didn't seem to mind.
I think his voice is nearly perfect for his type of music.
@Bobby Bare from Salem VA, born in Nashville
@Bobby Bare I would love to. I have been a die-hard fan since "Detroit City".
Shel was amazing, just ask the guys from DR. HOOK they did over 20 of his songs including "Cover of the Rolling Stone" I had two shel favorites "Big Four Poster Bed" a hit for Brenda lee and "The Unicorn Song" by the Irish Rovers. And as for shel "A front row seat to hear ol Johnny Sing" is a stand out.
True.
Priceless--and advice that actually taught me a couple of important things I now try to keep in mind if such a situation arises, from a 'silly old country song', no less.
This song ISN'T silly, especially if it taught you something.....
I play this for the new recruits at our academy when we talk about deescalaltion techniques lol
@@dragons8822 a great song, I wish to share with all my old friends
..... and enemies. Can we all remember the days that we had to prove ourselves. 😉
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I love to hear Bobby Bare!!!
He had a lot of fun songs.
I am a huge Bobby Bare fan. Thanks for doing Shels songs and giving them such a fantastic voice and performance Bobby!
I live in a rough neighborhood and this song helps keep some of the violence in perspective. Gotta always be the winner.
This song should be played right before every MMA fight !!!
Song was made for Bobby bare and vice vera....excellent, funny,
Seems almost true..... that’s
What it takes to be a winner!
Go Bobby!
This is when singers sounded just like they did on their recordings. Today you don't need to be a good singer to sale recordings. Auto tune will do the singing for you.
Bobby Bare the Winner
Bobby bare awesome y'all!
Handsome Harry Clay, never met him, my grandfather.
Hell yes dam good country song .
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I like this song a lot too. I really like Bobby Bare songs ❤❤❤❤❤
Better because you can remember all those lyrics I love his classic 500 miles away from home it is a classic
Amazing song
after all I been through I thought I was a winner!! After a stroke I,m a loser my winning days are over! My brain is so messed up it forgot who I was!! my toung don't taste nomore my right eye don't see no more, I been in the hospitals all I,m goin to be so that makes me a losed wow!!
Yeah, but have you seen the other guy?
Great Shel Silverstein tune, so many of his songs done by Bobby Bear, Dr. Hook etc. If only we could have had Shel sing more of his own songs it would have been perfect. About the only one we hear is his "to her old Johnny sing". What a record Shel Silverstein sings his hits would have been I can hear his singing "That Four Poster Bed" and "Ha Loretta" and "The Cover of the Rolling Stone" dang..
Never mess with the old guy at the bar
LOVE BOBBY
I worshipped Bobby Bare.still do.
Good old country.
I let my mouth over ride my ability when I was in the army. That was a trip 69 to 72. Still ft. Bragg.
This a great song the winner
Don't hear this kind of good music anymore
Makes me think about my dad
...and a handsome man...
What show was this on? It looks kind of familiar like something I would have watched in the 70's.
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They have removed Kris Kristofferson's version of this song. Once you've heard that, no others will suffice..
It's still on here.
You gain nothing by fighting..
Thanks but I don't have anything, but love you
The Winner's wife sounds like my wife. LOL
Good'un.
No shame in walking away from a fight.
DROP KICK ME JESUS 0:30 0:30
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