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It's good to hear this wonderful old classic sung just as a man would sing it. It was apparently written originally for a woman to sing. Many artists have recorded it and I like all the versions. Mac Wiseman has my favorite version as I have loved him for so many years. His unique voice and style make any song unforgettable. Thank you for posting this winner. - Paula
I have been a Cash fan since 1956, thought I had got everything but thanks to you people who keep posting I realise there's a lot out there I havent heard.Keep posting please and thanks a lot
After listening to this again, I'm pretty sure near the end Anita and maybe her sisters are doing backup vocals. I can hear anitas voice i'm pretty sure
I have the Anita Carter version of this (which is on youtube) on an mp3 file. I burnt it to a cd and I can't stop listening to her version in my car... so beautiful. she was just amazing.
Great version by Johnny here too which I've never heard
It in nice that they credit APD Carter but Ralph Peer
had almost everything the Carters sang credited to AP- cash for copyrights. AP only wrote a few considering the great number of songs they recorded. I have found a recording at Internet Archives predating the Carters.
AP Carter was one of the most admirable persons to grace this earth. His own songs range from ditties to sophisticated musical adventures. I wish I had known him.
I went to Poor Valley but at the wrong time of year.
If you watch the YouTube of the Chieftains w/Martina Mc Bride it tells you the song was written in 1879. I would truly love to know who wrote it. It has been sung by Kitty Wells, the Louvin Brothers, Mac Wiseman, and a host of other performers; my favorite still remains the Carter Family, especially knowing the circumstances of their failed love.
This beautiful old song is certainly done well by Johnny. He can sing a terrific ballad. This is the only version I've heard - so far - where the words fit the person at the wedding. I would love to know who wrote this song as I've just recently found it is an old old song. One that I've heard for years and I feel a kinship with all the musicians who have sung or played it with all their hearts. I wonder if either June or Mother Maybelle is playing the autoharp here. Thanks so much. - Paula
I remember my grandmother singing this. :)
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BUD LAXTON THANKS FOR NUTURING CAROL AND DON TO THE TOP. CAROL AND DON ARE BEING CONSIDERED FOR THE SIR WILLIAM CARR WALLER DOG AND PONY SHOW NOWOSIELCE. JOAN RIVER, MIKE TYSON, TOMASZ LIS VLAURUS PROJECT. see NOWOSIELCE DOZYNKI NOW. VLAURUS
jpwarzinski 1 year ago
It's good to hear this wonderful old classic sung just as a man would sing it. It was apparently written originally for a woman to sing. Many artists have recorded it and I like all the versions. Mac Wiseman has my favorite version as I have loved him for so many years. His unique voice and style make any song unforgettable. Thank you for posting this winner. - Paula
twinPaula12 1 year ago
This is just one of John's great's-is he
awesom or what?
TheCashmobile 2 years ago 8
I have been a Cash fan since 1956, thought I had got everything but thanks to you people who keep posting I realise there's a lot out there I havent heard.Keep posting please and thanks a lot
dustydesert 2 years ago 3
Oh, so good. They really sings fantastic, also the backup vocals is great. Johnny Cash is always a star. Thank's for this video :)
allaboard70 2 years ago 2
I never heard this! IT SOUNDS like very early columbia- prob " now that was a song! 1960?
harpozzz 2 years ago
I love it! Thank you so much for posting!
jcashfan69 2 years ago 7
......awesome!!! Jreb
Jrebindixie 2 years ago
After listening to this again, I'm pretty sure near the end Anita and maybe her sisters are doing backup vocals. I can hear anitas voice i'm pretty sure
Twisted19881 3 years ago
I have the Anita Carter version of this (which is on youtube) on an mp3 file. I burnt it to a cd and I can't stop listening to her version in my car... so beautiful. she was just amazing.
Great version by Johnny here too which I've never heard
Twisted19881 3 years ago
It in nice that they credit APD Carter but Ralph Peer
had almost everything the Carters sang credited to AP- cash for copyrights. AP only wrote a few considering the great number of songs they recorded. I have found a recording at Internet Archives predating the Carters.
AP Carter was one of the most admirable persons to grace this earth. His own songs range from ditties to sophisticated musical adventures. I wish I had known him.
I went to Poor Valley but at the wrong time of year.
fscofi 3 years ago 2
Went searching for everyone. TB Ranson wrote this song in 1879. Rural Roots of Bluegrass. Take care everyone
fscofi 3 years ago
If you watch the YouTube of the Chieftains w/Martina Mc Bride it tells you the song was written in 1879. I would truly love to know who wrote it. It has been sung by Kitty Wells, the Louvin Brothers, Mac Wiseman, and a host of other performers; my favorite still remains the Carter Family, especially knowing the circumstances of their failed love.
fscofi 3 years ago 3
I have the Chieftains/McBride album and it credits A.P. Carter as its composer.
planecrazy644 3 years ago
Great song, as always. Cash is King!
JoeCamelCigg 3 years ago
Love this song. I recently came across a web page that stated that it was written in the 1800's. Now I can't find that page again.
The original Carter Family recorded it back around 1928 or 1930. More recently, Martina McBride has done a great job with it.
Thanks for posting it. Where's the video?
artnh 3 years ago 5
that is the video but there is a video of luther perkins and june carter sing it together
ricdmt101 3 years ago
@artnh that is true its a old irish song
rileyd12345 4 months ago
This is the song that Luther and June sung together! I actually found the video and will put it up soon! Thanks for sharing Jreb.
EliteUBH 3 years ago
......WOW. Never knew Johnny did this song. Thanks for posting. Jreb
Jrebindixie 3 years ago
This beautiful old song is certainly done well by Johnny. He can sing a terrific ballad. This is the only version I've heard - so far - where the words fit the person at the wedding. I would love to know who wrote this song as I've just recently found it is an old old song. One that I've heard for years and I feel a kinship with all the musicians who have sung or played it with all their hearts. I wonder if either June or Mother Maybelle is playing the autoharp here. Thanks so much. - Paula
PaulinaRena 3 years ago 2