Ferlin Husky As Simon Crum!
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- This man Ferlin Husky was one of country music's true legends, not only did he have that great song "GONE" his imitation of Simon Crum is truly legendary plus his generosity to other up and coming musical stars is to be admired!
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Old fashioned good folks and good music. Wish this type of a get-a-long was "infectious" as Ferlin used to say. Sure could use a dose or two in this old world today.
Rest in peace country music. Not to many people still do traditional country anymore
I could sit and just listen to his voice! Makes me laugh! He was wonderful!
Great.songs..ferlin.husky
my dad played lead guitar for ferlin for many years in the 70s and ferlin recorded one of his songs we got to know him pretty well and he was just like this
God Rest His Soul, A Legend In His Time and Ours😇
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Huge fan of Ferlin Huskey!!!!!!!!!!
All the Old time ones are gone,great music. The stuff now I wouldn't even bother to listen.
Oh, I would!
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You are looking for good new country music in the wrong places. Dale Watson, Hank III, Wayne Hancock, Sturgill Simpson. Start there.
I have never ever heard this. It is hilarious. Ferlin Husky did a great job singing this song on Family's Country Reunion. What a great country music legend he was. Rip, Ferlin
Hello Melissa?
RIP Ferlin You Were A Country Legend That We Will Never Forget
Love the southern accent. It's got character and a definite identity.
Thank goodness for that!
Ferlin husky was Such a great entertainer
A great show on history of our music of days of old.
My dad owned a demo 45 of Simon Crum singing "Cuz You're So Sweet" and "My Gallina" back in the mid '50s and we kids played it to death. It got tossed in a move and I thought I'd never hear them again but with the miracle of TH-cam... I never knew Ferlin Husky was Simon Crum. What a great pleasure this interview was.
Thanks ferlin for the music and story’s these are are all amazing Americans wish we had a bunch like em nowadays
This is entertanment!
ABSOLUTELY PRICELESS 😂😂 LOVE THIS BLESSING 🙏🤗❤️🙏🎶🎶🎶🎶❤️🙏
How lovely & entertaining! xx
Ferlin husky great singer they don't make that these days rip
I love Ferlin. Growing up I thought Simon was in my family.
Understood everything he did. It was years later, I cried like a baby when I heard Mr. Husky say, Simon is no longer with us. As An Adult, all I can say is, Mr. Ferlin Husky was & is a great inspiration. A Legend in our time. Thank You, Ferlin, for all you did, for all you gave. We love Ya!! 🎲
Why do we loose great people .I just love them all
I was asked to help mime a Ferlin song with a week-end female comic and that was my first acquaintence with Ferlin. We were so popular doing this that we were requested when reunion time or convention time came around to do our part, on the Jersey shore. Watching this helps me get reacquainted with this man's talent. I do not know what or where my partner is today, but I am 80+ and she just may be interviewing Ferlin up yonder. I went on to be a Disc Jockey and a talent scout for a radio station just starting up in CA. I also was the first, back then, to do a live remote show on radio during Rodeo Days What a hoot that was. They used the gray portable jail house where they jailed those not dressed western for me to do my show. Talk about comedy. I had to lasoo people just get them to come close enough to the "jail" to do an interview with me. It was a drive for the Heart Association and they hung plastic hearts around the jail for people to donate. Very little was collected that way but the show brought in a bumper crop of dollars and went over the top of last years collection. My station boss was thrilled because it was great PR for the station. The station was awarded a beautiful certificate of achievement that hung on the station walls along side my ham radio license. For all I know it could still be there.
Country Legends never die, they don't even fade away, like old soldiers. Their voice continues ever after on discs or tapes. Thank God for Country Folk and Poor Folk who haunt us with their voices and sweet spirits every time their voice is played.
What a great entertainer
Thank you for this video it is totally awesome, I always loved Ferlin Husky, and his Simon crum was crazy funny, awe the old days
Feeling Husky
A great talent. Loved his music.He could sing anything.
Best TV show ,much enjoyed
Got to love that. Those were the day those were the Folks.
Ferlin husky a true country legend just thank god for all our gold legends real country music comes from the heart and soul so many lord knows think God for all of them
Why isn't there music like this anymore?
Love all country
Totally awesome country singer..you done an excellent job on this video too...Thank you so so much....
Too bad Husky was a SATANIST. (freemason)
He's so humble, a real gentleman.
Amen! I grew up in Kentucky with people that played instruments and sang on my Grandparents, porch! Loved it!
he is cool
I listen to Lawm and Abner every morning it’s great can’t believe it’s still on
It's Lum & Abner
At lest Jimmy was still dressing country in the 70s'
This clip was taken from 'Country's Family Reunion at the Ryman' DVD this was filmed about the beginning of 2000! www.amazon.com.au/Countrys-Family-Reunion-Ryman-Vol/dp/B000WCM9VO
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Love Ferlin. The real deal. But watch his comments about Jim Nabors. That's how it was back then. He genuinely liked him but had to keep up with the times. And boy have they changed. God speed both Felin and Jim Nabors ❤️
Simon Crum
Knocked the pee outta old Mr.Crump
bop cat bop up in heaven god bless ya fearling
So basically Ferlin Husky aka Simon Crum inspired Gomer Pyle....WOW.
B0W W0W! Pyle was a SODOMIST!
Little Jimmy wasn't having it lol he looked pissed off
I thought the same and i don't know anyone....but i'm going to now.amazing!
A GREAT SINGER ! A GREAT COMEDIAN ! STELLAR VOICE, ONE OF A KIND ! DON'T MAKEM LIKE THAT ANYMORE !
I was just wondering if Jim Nabors had based Gomer Pyle on Simon Crum. Well here Ferlin answers the question.
Mr. BLACKHAWK - The doctor let him touch the computer?
Take the pills and write something new.
What's hat song he sang?
simon crump? i wonder if that's relation to the crumps around here cuz i mean ferlins from near me
What is the title of that song Ferlin sings in the video?
Country Music's Here To Stay--- I think the title.
Simon Crum was his real name. He was born Simon Crum. He was a cousin of mine. No bull. He would come and visit my great grandparents and my father - who would never lie- remembers these days. I guess Ferlin changed the story and his real name IS Simon Crum. Maybe he didnt want to be associated with regular folks I have no idea . Nothing against him. He was a wonderful man. But My great Grandma Crum would not have lied either! Her name was Texie Anna Crum. No 'B'. Just Crum.. but ah well... i adore his singing to bits. ♥
I cannot find anything online to support your claim. Every bio piece gives his birth-name as Ferlin Husky
You're 100% correct he was born Ferlin Eugene Husky if you listen to what Ferlin even says in this clip above, during World War II, Husky served in the United States Merchant Marine for five years, entertaining troops on transport ships. His Simon Crum character evolved from stories he told at the time about a Missouri neighbor named Simon Crump. After the war, Husky continued to develop the Crum character while working as a disc jockey in Missouri and then Bakersfield, California in the late 1940s www.ferlinhusky.com/Simon_Crum.html
I call bs. Ferlin Eugene Husky.
I think she is referring to the neighbor across the creek in his story. She is saying the man's name is Crum not Crump or Crumb as he stated in his dialogue.
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Who’s the guy with the bow tie and glasses beside Mandy Barnett?
Hairl Hensley-- WSM radio & Oory announcer for yrs, known as the Dean of Opry announcers. He passed about 6 yrs ago. Nice gentleman.
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Was Ferlin really "husky"?
Ferlin's birth name was Ferlin Eugene Husky en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ferlin_Husky
Who is the guy behind Ferlin with the bow tie that keeps laughing?
His name is Hairl Hensley they called him the 'Dean of Grand Ole Opry' announcers he died 31 Dec 2017 (aged 81) www.findagrave.com/memorial/186301762/charles-hairl-hensley
Who’s the pretty young lady behind Ferlin?
Mandy Barnett, played Patsy Cline in the play " Always, Patsy Cline". Mandy has a beautiful voice in any style.
The girl back behind Ferlin just was probably confused as heck because all these other people were older than her and the stories had to be perplexing to her.
The lady behind Ferlin is Mandy Barnett and believe me none of the people in this group were confusing or perplexing to Mandy at all, I thoroughly believe Mandy who is no girl, she's 46 years old now and has study early country music since she was very young, Mandy was the star of the Patsy Cline tribute show, she just wishes she could have lived the experiences these people went through! th-cam.com/video/q_Iv6-UeT2k/w-d-xo.html The sad part every time I watch the Country's Family Reunion at the Ryman series I think out of all the stars in this group at least 15 of them have gone home! th-cam.com/video/uvPsv-C6b3Y/w-d-xo.html
@@heyhey1956 thanks for clearing that up !!! and thanks for linking me too!!! I appreciate it !!! Great stuff !
Little Jimmy Dickens looked sour
He woulda been a hit on HeeHaw!! Is anyway....