Yep, that's James Burton. Rick wanted his own musicians not just studio regulars....so he rounded up some top guys, who eventually became the Stone Canyon Band. Great band.
@wdchefdave56 Willie was already an established singer-songwriter at the time this came out, so I doubt he'd be doing session work, especially on an electric guitar:)
Ozzy should have been reprimanded for talking over James Burton's guitar solo- most inconsiderate for us Burton worshippers! Rick's country albums get overlooked as they were ground-breaking- people talk about The Byrds, Dylan and Gram Parsons doing the early country rock stuff but Ricky was there in 1966 so was one of those pioneers.
@omarskats3000 you're probably right but I just can't imagine Elvis saying that as he actually came from the working class while Ricky came from the upper middle class No criticism just two different views
I agree with the sincere compliments for a simple and true Mr Nice Guy with a unique voice, who did not get the praise that he deserved, during his time. Yeah, he is sadly missed now, but his music shall live-on...! May he Rest in Peace... J
I had the pleasure of meeting Rick once. What a doll. Not only was he so handsome, and a great entertainer, he was such a nice person. He is so missed, by so many. Thanks Rick, for the wonderful songs, and memories. Nance86
Just like parents to talk through the guitar solo! The first song, "I Catch Myself Crying," is a Roger Miller composition that Rick got from a Jim Reeves record.
"I Catch Myself Crying" has got to be one of the most heartbreaking songs I've ever heard. Ricky puts so much emotions into it that we do start to catch our selfs crying. Rest In Peace Ricky Nelson. Thanks for the beautiful music you've shared with us down through the years.
Yes Rick Nelson was a good Guy! and his kids are all nice too. But I never liked his wife. She was more into herself than anyone should be. I miss him still!
Most of the soft sounds of what we would refer to as romantic Rock"n"Roll,were all played in the key of C,no matter what people have heard,Ricky was a great guy,and I have heard a lot of stories concerning him,he was my friend,going all the way back to 1958,I know his kids now,I am still in touch with all of them,so if anyone would like any info firsthand about him,please feel free to ask.Sincerely, The Original Chevelles. Chuck Bruni
To all the Ricky fans here, let a personal friend of his tell you he was as good a guy offstage as he was onstage and on screen. By the time I met him he had been through the hard times with drugs and divorce, and was comfortable in his own skin again, and feeling upbeat about the future. Making good records too. His music brings back only good memories, but it now also reminds me of warm friendship, and one man's life, that ended way too soon. To say I miss him is an understatement.
Thanks for sharing your memories of Rick Nelson. It is good to know that he was a good person. His music set the bar just a little higher for those that followed. I fell in love with guitar the moment I heard the deep clear chords on Ricky's "Lonesome Town." Still playing almost every day.
@cagney24 I dont know much about the guy. but when I was a shorty, i came across a re-run of the families show. He was singing I'M WALKING'... I knew something was special about him. He was blessed!!! I WILL NEVER FORGET THE IMPACT HE MADE IN MY LIFE!!
@cagney24 Yeah and he put the "Y" back in his name and returned to the IMPERIAL sound --so much so that he seemed embarrased when he performed Garden Party
i really miss Rick too, he was definatly running with the big dogs back in the day. elvis worried rick would always knock hin off the charts. he just had a soothing voice and his mannerisms made you like him right away. a true rock n roll legend. glad his sons are keeping his music alive.
I love this version of Truck Drivin' Man. On the record Burton majors on Dobro-this version he's doing his Telecaster thing and it's just a little less hectic- although I like both!
@gns423 --yes, and it was originally recorded by Jim Reeves, though I think Rick's version is far superior...if he released this in the 1970's, it is a huge pop hit...
My dear, R. Nelson died along time ago! I am very sorry! He was born to be the best, but Elvis was around at the time, and the King is the King. The world lost 2 fantastic voices of ever...
I love Rick doing Truck Drivin Man... I've watched this video many times and played along on my Tele. This is the first time I've noticed Ricks wife Chris Harmon sitting in the audience.
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Proves that conspiracy theories are the new religon ("Says so in the Bible").We all go in our way,some in plane crashes like Rickey,Elvis by (whatever) and Gram Parson if anyone killed him it was the lowest of all human life-forms Keith Richards who showed him the fading glory of heroin.Keith R. should have been (I don't want to be sued).
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Conspiracy !The lead guitarist with the big ears had fake ears made by the FBI!The FBI killed Rick Nelson,Elvis Presley and MY Gram Parsons.This guitarist James Burton who was "Pick it James" as Elvis told him to playbehind his kneck James Burton put soul into Gram Parson's live tours before GP died.FBI what did you do?
friendly FYI - James Burton never toured with GP - he played on both solo albums though. He WAS however in the first version of Emmylou's Hot Band. Cheers.
Thnx whitetrash88 for the info on the songwriters re the songs Ricky sings in this clip. Re "I catch Myself Crying" .. I did not know the composer was Roger Miller .. but upon very-first hearing I knew straight away it was a very well-structured song, & classy, very pleasing to the ear. I'm therefore not surprised that someone as legendary as Roger Miller wrote it - and it also sounds, at least to me, a touch like a Roy Orbison style of composition.
What year was this recorded? I'm thinking early 60's (the Jangly guitar has both a 50's R n' R harmonic sound and a twangy Bakersfield sound). Also, the piano is definitely Slip-note style.
The first song is named "I catch myself cring" (Roger Miller), the 2nd is Truck drivin' man (Terry Fell), you can also get the buck owen's amazing version and anothers artist versions too.
Hey speaking of the song : "Poor Little Fool", can someone please upload the original TV Show Appearance/Scopitone of "Ricky Nelson" peforming that song ? From 1958 I think
Ricky was a big success in Chile (1958-1963).Youtube search for DISCO 45 of Manuel Vargas, and you will see an honoring to the best music of all times.
I saw Ricky at the Santa Clara Fairgrounds about 1981, just like every other outing, he gave a rock sure performance. It was all in the genes, but his best western song is "Lonesome Town".
And I consider "Hello Mary Lou" another western classic. Garden Party is his best
Ricky Nelson! The very name gives me goosebumps. I used to listen to my mums music which she loved all rickys songs and which I grew to love too. What a wonderful looking man with eyes like a shut eye doll!
Hey Lhuge3, did you see Ricky's Mary Lou and poor little fool video ?? The one performance he gave in 85 just before he died? Awesome!
Ricky was a fantastic singer of country songs, that album he put out was outstanding, plus a number of his other songs had the Country feel to them. I had the good luck to see him in person in Toronto, in the early 80's
I noticed on one closeup the camerman scooted over and made room for JB. It's unusual for the star to share the limelight with a sideman. But JB was no ususal sideman, he started the whole chickin' pickin' sensation. He played on some Buck Owens recordings and later with Merle Haggard and even John Denver.
Here's a question for you Nelson fans. I have the Rick Nelson Bright Lights and Country Music albums. The song Truck Driving Man is on it. But it's not this version. Was this version released?
The first song was written by Roger Miller and is on the "love and Kisses" soundtrack album (not available on cd I think) and this clip may be from the movie. What is unique about this clip of "Truck Driving Man" is that, unlike most of the Ricky Nelson show songs (icluding the first song in this video), this song is NOT lip-synced, they are actually playing live. Unfortunately, Ozzie talks through half of Jame Burton's solo.
Why did Ozzie leave? He had to get up early work in the morning? I don't think so. He didn't have a job--at least no reference was ever made to him having one for the entire run of O&H!
This is when music was sweet and simple. I listen to many genres of music, but NONE compare to the music of the 50's and 60's. The music was safe and fun to listen to. You can't say that about the music today.
I once had an album of his first shot at country music. The feature song was "Bright Lights and Country Music"; now that I look back at it, it was a pretty good album...I'm sure it's probably available in cd.
magnifique ses chanson country chanter par RICKY
TheOcean2180 2 days ago
Great California country sound .I wasn't disappointed at all
Jm01394 5 days ago
Yep, that's James Burton. Rick wanted his own musicians not just studio regulars....so he rounded up some top guys, who eventually became the Stone Canyon Band. Great band.
expert1946 1 month ago
He was a natural for country music.
toddcharry 2 months ago
@cagney24...you are very lucky to have known him....but I feel like I knew him.Never missed the show...always felt like I was a part of the family!
popobone6617 6 months ago
Thanks a lot, Mom and Dad......couldn't even stay through the whole song.
Fooey
acomena782 7 months ago
unforgettable in Rio Bravo
Flagellator1974 7 months ago
check out the band... is that Willie to the right?
wdchefdave56 10 months ago
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I believe that's James Burton. Also played guitar for Elvis.
wiscokkid 9 months ago
@wiscokkid you bet he did!
johnbutts2006 7 months ago
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wiscokkid 9 months ago
@wdchefdave56 Willie was already an established singer-songwriter at the time this came out, so I doubt he'd be doing session work, especially on an electric guitar:)
agingstoner 2 months ago
Ozzy should have been reprimanded for talking over James Burton's guitar solo- most inconsiderate for us Burton worshippers! Rick's country albums get overlooked as they were ground-breaking- people talk about The Byrds, Dylan and Gram Parsons doing the early country rock stuff but Ricky was there in 1966 so was one of those pioneers.
NickRatnieks 10 months ago
The original American Idol.
fraserlr 11 months ago 2
"if memories were all i sang, i'd rather drive a truck" he wasnt kidding!
omarskats3000 1 year ago
@omarskats3000 you're probably right but I just can't imagine Elvis saying that as he actually came from the working class while Ricky came from the upper middle class No criticism just two different views
elamite66 11 months ago
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"if memories were all i sang, i'd rather drive a truck..." he wasnt kidding!
omarskats3000 1 year ago
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omarskats3000 1 year ago
American music legend forever.
banjohombre 1 year ago
Miss you Ricky
grampamurdoc 1 year ago
I agree with the sincere compliments for a simple and true Mr Nice Guy with a unique voice, who did not get the praise that he deserved, during his time. Yeah, he is sadly missed now, but his music shall live-on...! May he Rest in Peace... J
jdee16yt 1 year ago
NOSTALGHIA
kaloghero 1 year ago
I'll never get over him.
claudyedwards 1 year ago
Thanks for the post.
Thearl 1 year ago
He was one of the best!
zaaritha 1 year ago 3
I had the pleasure of meeting Rick once. What a doll. Not only was he so handsome, and a great entertainer, he was such a nice person. He is so missed, by so many. Thanks Rick, for the wonderful songs, and memories. Nance86
ravenous1z 1 year ago 3
hey ricky....YOU'RE FROM JERSEY!
cute tho ♥
omarskats3000 1 year ago
Ricky, Thanks for the Memories.......Your Pal forever....
claudekingclaudeking 1 year ago
Just like parents to talk through the guitar solo! The first song, "I Catch Myself Crying," is a Roger Miller composition that Rick got from a Jim Reeves record.
exherald 1 year ago
"I Catch Myself Crying" has got to be one of the most heartbreaking songs I've ever heard. Ricky puts so much emotions into it that we do start to catch our selfs crying. Rest In Peace Ricky Nelson. Thanks for the beautiful music you've shared with us down through the years.
RoustaboutKid 1 year ago
The RICK part of him as opposed to Ricky. I love his deeper voice. GREAT!
Christiane373 1 year ago
First song is "I catch myself crying."
Thearl 1 year ago
Wonder who got stuck sweeping up the sawdust in the malt shop after this?
RIP Rick. You were one of the best.
softshoes 1 year ago
i'm a fan of Ricky's music. Country or rock.
Same with Elvis.
naysayers, if you can't say something nice, don't say anything.
no1countryfan 1 year ago
@no1countryfan Elvis was a regular at the Nelson home. Also he shared his guitarist with Elvis.
toiseywoisey 1 year ago
Yes Rick Nelson was a good Guy! and his kids are all nice too. But I never liked his wife. She was more into herself than anyone should be. I miss him still!
sfvdiana 1 year ago
c est exceptionnel , pas de mot pour le dire.
lesaquepatrice 1 year ago
truck driving man is in E though not C
wle
wlexxx 1 year ago
bravo e terribilmente sexy ::))
federricoilgrande 1 year ago
Most of the soft sounds of what we would refer to as romantic Rock"n"Roll,were all played in the key of C,no matter what people have heard,Ricky was a great guy,and I have heard a lot of stories concerning him,he was my friend,going all the way back to 1958,I know his kids now,I am still in touch with all of them,so if anyone would like any info firsthand about him,please feel free to ask.Sincerely, The Original Chevelles. Chuck Bruni
cwbruni 1 year ago
Thanks for the post.
Thearl 1 year ago
"This guy was also a legend to me. He taught me to play the guitar basics.
C A-minor F and G7. Then I went D E G and Folk . Thanks Ricky!"
Grifiki 1 year ago
:57 Kris looks so proud and in love with him!
JBmiddleOFnoWHERE 1 year ago
To all the Ricky fans here, let a personal friend of his tell you he was as good a guy offstage as he was onstage and on screen. By the time I met him he had been through the hard times with drugs and divorce, and was comfortable in his own skin again, and feeling upbeat about the future. Making good records too. His music brings back only good memories, but it now also reminds me of warm friendship, and one man's life, that ended way too soon. To say I miss him is an understatement.
cagney24 1 year ago 48
Thanks for sharing your memories of Rick Nelson. It is good to know that he was a good person. His music set the bar just a little higher for those that followed. I fell in love with guitar the moment I heard the deep clear chords on Ricky's "Lonesome Town." Still playing almost every day.
donnyoh 1 year ago
@cagney24 Thanks for letting us know he WAS a good man as well. He looked like one, but you know what they say..Appearances can be deceiving.
Thearl 1 year ago
@cagney24
That's great to hear-his voice was one of the common threads in the music I listened to as akid with my older brother, and still love to this day.
BOOMNERD51 1 year ago
@cagney24
I agree. I watched Rick Nelson grow up on TV. LOVED all this songs.....He left way too early. MISS HIM:))))
Tuckster58 5 months ago
@cagney24 I dont know much about the guy. but when I was a shorty, i came across a re-run of the families show. He was singing I'M WALKING'... I knew something was special about him. He was blessed!!! I WILL NEVER FORGET THE IMPACT HE MADE IN MY LIFE!!
muzicscientist 4 months ago
@cagney24 Yeah and he put the "Y" back in his name and returned to the IMPERIAL sound --so much so that he seemed embarrased when he performed Garden Party
RockinEd 2 weeks ago
One of the greatest Rock n' Rollers, Ricky does country just as well.
barrygioportmorien1 1 year ago 3
I think that first one might be my favorite Rick Nelson song.
nauort23 1 year ago
Your parents walk out before the song's over? They couldn't wait another 30 seconds? That hurts.
lazur1 1 year ago
i really miss Rick too, he was definatly running with the big dogs back in the day. elvis worried rick would always knock hin off the charts. he just had a soothing voice and his mannerisms made you like him right away. a true rock n roll legend. glad his sons are keeping his music alive.
TheChaz64 1 year ago
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A most beautiful person and voice.
What a shame God called him so early in life. R.I.P. my idol of the 60's,
You have to listen to Ricky sing a different style but also a most beautiful song...AGAIN .
A 1949 melody many of Ricky Nelson's fans never heard him sing.
He is romantic...ust super !
VIRIATO1942 1 year ago
I love this version of Truck Drivin' Man. On the record Burton majors on Dobro-this version he's doing his Telecaster thing and it's just a little less hectic- although I like both!
NickRatnieks 2 years ago
The first song is called "I Catch Myself Crying" from his 'Love And Kisses' LP in 1965. I believe it was written by Roger Miller
gns423 2 years ago
@gns423 --yes, and it was originally recorded by Jim Reeves, though I think Rick's version is far superior...if he released this in the 1970's, it is a huge pop hit...
Rainwhisker167 1 year ago
what's the first song called?
winggoddess 2 years ago
Ricky is my idol.even though he's gone he is always here.I listen to ricky everyday.I sure do mis him.Ruthie
TheRuthie1951 2 years ago 2
I loved him!!!! Weeellll I still do!! Cried for days when he died. Still missed Ricky. Your music is GREAT.
mamaprican 2 years ago 3
He could do it all...
mgrimm5 2 years ago
great!
zellerauer1 2 years ago
I loved him.
shitzulovey 2 years ago 2
My dear, R. Nelson died along time ago! I am very sorry! He was born to be the best, but Elvis was around at the time, and the King is the King. The world lost 2 fantastic voices of ever...
Cordeiro757 2 years ago 4
Legendary and young guitarist James Burton and Joe Osborn in the background.
willied53 2 years ago 3
Well it sounds like the name of the first one is I CATCH MYSELF CRYING
alliecat1941 2 years ago
+++++
hotdog4sex 2 years ago
anyone have his copy of "Congratulations"?
firebrusher 2 years ago
Einfach cool!!!
Der Hut von Roi Bravo steht ihm besser...
PlainDream 2 years ago
Hach, schöne Schnulze! ...aber der HUT!!!
Aaaaaaaaaah........!!!
JeverbeiStuhlmacher 2 years ago
somebody knows the name of the first song?
thanks
whiteproudANDfreeHH 2 years ago
I believe it's "I catch myself Crying" by Jim Reeves.
jnsbyrd 2 years ago
The Voice. The Man. Met him in Vallejo CA when he played the fair. Nice guy.
AndreRieuFans 2 years ago 2
RICKY NELSON IS A ROCK N ROLL LEGEND......nuff said.
paul6j7o 2 years ago 24
nostalgie
lagadafe 2 years ago
Thanks for the post.
Thearl 2 years ago
I love Rick doing Truck Drivin Man... I've watched this video many times and played along on my Tele. This is the first time I've noticed Ricks wife Chris Harmon sitting in the audience.
wildhorsestudios1421 2 years ago
Yes but he had a better version than this. Wish I could find it.
jityr2 2 years ago
So the FBI killings are a conspiracy hox? Well, it just goes to show, not every paranoid conspiracy is for real.Says so in the Bible.
MosheNL 2 years ago
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Proves that conspiracy theories are the new religon ("Says so in the Bible").We all go in our way,some in plane crashes like Rickey,Elvis by (whatever) and Gram Parson if anyone killed him it was the lowest of all human life-forms Keith Richards who showed him the fading glory of heroin.Keith R. should have been (I don't want to be sued).
MosheNL 3 years ago
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Conspiracy !The lead guitarist with the big ears had fake ears made by the FBI!The FBI killed Rick Nelson,Elvis Presley and MY Gram Parsons.This guitarist James Burton who was "Pick it James" as Elvis told him to playbehind his kneck James Burton put soul into Gram Parson's live tours before GP died.FBI what did you do?
MosheNL 3 years ago
friendly FYI - James Burton never toured with GP - he played on both solo albums though. He WAS however in the first version of Emmylou's Hot Band. Cheers.
twaang 2 years ago
Early 60s' Kris Harmon is in the audience
Daffyd23 3 years ago
Sad he he was in that plane
speedyvfr 3 years ago 2
Thnx whitetrash88 for the info on the songwriters re the songs Ricky sings in this clip. Re "I catch Myself Crying" .. I did not know the composer was Roger Miller .. but upon very-first hearing I knew straight away it was a very well-structured song, & classy, very pleasing to the ear. I'm therefore not surprised that someone as legendary as Roger Miller wrote it - and it also sounds, at least to me, a touch like a Roy Orbison style of composition.
Great posting, great memories of Ricky here.
colindominy 3 years ago
Very good singer and that Burton guy was excellent guitar player, but this was just too contrived and staged
bitterchew 3 years ago 2
What year was this recorded? I'm thinking early 60's (the Jangly guitar has both a 50's R n' R harmonic sound and a twangy Bakersfield sound). Also, the piano is definitely Slip-note style.
soundsfromnothing 3 years ago
The first song is named "I catch myself cring" (Roger Miller), the 2nd is Truck drivin' man (Terry Fell), you can also get the buck owen's amazing version and anothers artist versions too.
whitetrash88 3 years ago
Il tu cute un peu ehn?
bozomahoney 3 years ago
Great clip! is that first song "Poor little fool?" Love james Burton´s guitar work here, hot stuff going on!
haraldthune 3 years ago
MOi j'ai tous les albums de RICK NELSON et j'aime, c'est extra....
Bertrandd06 3 years ago
vraiment??
bozomahoney 3 years ago
fan de Ricky France
Bertrandd06 3 years ago
Vicki Tasso sings a great song dedicated to Ricky Nelson called "Dear Ricky"....a must hear for Ricky fans
villilo81 3 years ago
i love him soooooooooooooooooo.....
thanks for post .............
donthoneydont 3 years ago
:((((
simoslav 3 years ago
TOP 5*****
Deutschland1961 3 years ago 3
Hey speaking of the song : "Poor Little Fool", can someone please upload the original TV Show Appearance/Scopitone of "Ricky Nelson" peforming that song ? From 1958 I think
jhbitodfhitdfjbhgtfh 3 years ago
Ricky was a big success in Chile (1958-1963).Youtube search for DISCO 45 of Manuel Vargas, and you will see an honoring to the best music of all times.
renejote 3 years ago
did you see his wife in the audience
emb1st 3 years ago
You are right, front row (table) seat.
RicksGardenParty 3 years ago
Great song by Rick! And yes! "Things You Gave Me" is awesome!
BADASSMENTALITY 3 years ago
I saw Ricky at the Santa Clara Fairgrounds about 1981, just like every other outing, he gave a rock sure performance. It was all in the genes, but his best western song is "Lonesome Town".
And I consider "Hello Mary Lou" another western classic. Garden Party is his best
pornguy2 3 years ago
Awesome! Only James Burton can make the Tele sound like a steel guitar.
smitty54017 3 years ago
Boy does this bring back the memories - thanx :o)
PeaceInSongs 3 years ago
They Don't make'em like that anymore...
viccharm 3 years ago 3
This song still takes my breath away! To be that young, again.
RickNelsonLady 4 years ago 5
Ricky Nelson! The very name gives me goosebumps. I used to listen to my mums music which she loved all rickys songs and which I grew to love too. What a wonderful looking man with eyes like a shut eye doll!
Hey Lhuge3, did you see Ricky's Mary Lou and poor little fool video ?? The one performance he gave in 85 just before he died? Awesome!
afreespirit7 4 years ago 2
I want somebody to post Ricky Nelson's "Things You Gave Me."
lancerooke 4 years ago
Ricky was a fantastic singer of country songs, that album he put out was outstanding, plus a number of his other songs had the Country feel to them. I had the good luck to see him in person in Toronto, in the early 80's
barrygio1
barrygio1 4 years ago
I am Rick's country music, characteristic feature.Rest less Kidd is honky-tonk Tele, the Greater of barton's to love.
リックのカントリーミュージック、本領だよね。レストレス・キッドは大好きだよ
バートンのホンキートンクなテレキャスター、グレイツ
jazzbass0321 4 years ago
j'aime beaucoup.
Fan français de Ricky Nelson.
Bertrandd06 4 years ago
I noticed on one closeup the camerman scooted over and made room for JB. It's unusual for the star to share the limelight with a sideman. But JB was no ususal sideman, he started the whole chickin' pickin' sensation. He played on some Buck Owens recordings and later with Merle Haggard and even John Denver.
bgdenham 4 years ago
fab , great to see this
elvischevy 4 years ago
ive watched this video a hundred times & Ricky Nelson is fantastic.i wish it was the fifties again
Lhugh3 4 years ago 4
Yes, the 50's... what a great time and great music. That's why I still do a lot of 50's stuff in our country band.
ccwhoss 3 years ago
Nice to see James B standing next to another pop/rock icon.
BCK 4 years ago
Here's a question for you Nelson fans. I have the Rick Nelson Bright Lights and Country Music albums. The song Truck Driving Man is on it. But it's not this version. Was this version released?
BillAqua 4 years ago
The first song was written by Roger Miller and is on the "love and Kisses" soundtrack album (not available on cd I think) and this clip may be from the movie. What is unique about this clip of "Truck Driving Man" is that, unlike most of the Ricky Nelson show songs (icluding the first song in this video), this song is NOT lip-synced, they are actually playing live. Unfortunately, Ozzie talks through half of Jame Burton's solo.
nsrockwell 4 years ago
Last time i saw him was this past yr at a guitar festival he started & is doing well.
I agree Ricky is one of the tops & will be but, Elvis...What else needs to be said? He is & will always be the King of Rock-n-ROll.
CadillacL 4 years ago
Rick Nelson died in a plane crash December 31, 1985
dustydave38 4 years ago
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NO SHIT MAN WE NO THAT
pua7oooo 4 years ago
Yes He's still pickng away..>he has a festival here he started bout 3 yrs ago...ive had to sao far..)
CadillacL 4 years ago
Why did Ozzie leave? He had to get up early work in the morning? I don't think so. He didn't have a job--at least no reference was ever made to him having one for the entire run of O&H!
handinside 4 years ago
This is when music was sweet and simple. I listen to many genres of music, but NONE compare to the music of the 50's and 60's. The music was safe and fun to listen to. You can't say that about the music today.
gooberwiggins 4 years ago
So true! I belong to the seventies but I catch myself listening to this type of music and love Ricky altho the love of my live is Elvis!
Ricky looks like a clean cut kid with such doll like eyes that blink so cutely:)
RIP Ricky we still love and appreciate you.
crazyelvisfan 4 years ago
Yes, it is!
ellum68 4 years ago
Yes that is the one & only James Burton. He lives here in Shreveport. Proud to say I'm a friend of his.
CadillacL 4 years ago
So what's JB up to? Does he play clubs or other venues?
coyotesong 4 years ago
If really so cadillacL give him a hug for me and tell him altho I love Ricky Nelson I will always love the KING ELVIS!
Tell Burton, I think he's an awesome guitarist and I truely love watching him now or back then!
RIP Ricky we love you so!
crazyelvisfan 4 years ago
does nelson have a cd on country ?
gerryups 4 years ago
I once had an album of his first shot at country music. The feature song was "Bright Lights and Country Music"; now that I look back at it, it was a pretty good album...I'm sure it's probably available in cd.
geebeeman1 4 years ago
i like nelson
leizhucn 4 years ago
Mom and dad look on so proudly!
satisfaction2000 4 years ago
beautiful song
finderwg 4 years ago
AWESOME
martincq 4 years ago