Edwards, from Richmond, Va., had a number of excellent recordings -- including this one and "It's All In The Game" -- in the early 1950s, but he didn't hit the pop charts big-time until 1958. This song reached No. 27 on the Billboard charts in early 1959, while the flip side ("Please Mr. Sun") went to No. 11.
@hoserman100 Sad too. I have the album "All in the Game" on LP and it's a great album. I think that "All in the Game" was his greatest hit. I have a several copies of it on 45. People who don't own turntables and/or 8-track players will never know of some of these great artists because there is so much music from the past that will never be available on CD or YouTube. Glad to see this one posted.
@LadODell I'm only 39, but know of a lot of the great older music from the older albums and singles that I have. My grandparents had Tommy's "All in the Game" album, which was passed on to my parents, so I grew up with an appreciation for his music. It seems that with so many of the older artists, you may find a few of their top hits here on youtube and that's about it.
@MrAAA3330 I first heard Tommy in '60 when I came to the states from Scotland. I'd never heard "pop" music
and it was pure magic when I first heard it. Now, I'm in my late '60's. I hit every second hand store and "antique store I see. I've found a few of Tommy's albums. They are few and far between. Seems that people that have them know what they have and they hold on to them. Good luck in your search.
just think, we all have a morning side buy no one says it like Tommy
mo052246 1 week ago
one of the best singers i have heard
3672404 2 weeks ago
This gentleman had such a voice -- like velvet! He was truly one of the great ones!
dormantone 5 months ago 2
Edwards, from Richmond, Va., had a number of excellent recordings -- including this one and "It's All In The Game" -- in the early 1950s, but he didn't hit the pop charts big-time until 1958. This song reached No. 27 on the Billboard charts in early 1959, while the flip side ("Please Mr. Sun") went to No. 11.
vandywilliam 9 months ago
Few people would remember this fellow but I think he has one of the purest, richest voices of any artist we could remember - Rick
hoserman100 1 year ago 8
@hoserman100 AGREE(:
Paskenta09 11 months ago
@hoserman100 Sad too. I have the album "All in the Game" on LP and it's a great album. I think that "All in the Game" was his greatest hit. I have a several copies of it on 45. People who don't own turntables and/or 8-track players will never know of some of these great artists because there is so much music from the past that will never be available on CD or YouTube. Glad to see this one posted.
MrAAA3330 10 months ago 2
@MrAAA3330 There is no much really great music just fading into the sunset. It's too bad. It, like this song,
had a special way of making you drift into another wonderland.
LadODell 7 months ago 4
@LadODell I'm only 39, but know of a lot of the great older music from the older albums and singles that I have. My grandparents had Tommy's "All in the Game" album, which was passed on to my parents, so I grew up with an appreciation for his music. It seems that with so many of the older artists, you may find a few of their top hits here on youtube and that's about it.
MrAAA3330 7 months ago
@MrAAA3330 I first heard Tommy in '60 when I came to the states from Scotland. I'd never heard "pop" music
and it was pure magic when I first heard it. Now, I'm in my late '60's. I hit every second hand store and "antique store I see. I've found a few of Tommy's albums. They are few and far between. Seems that people that have them know what they have and they hold on to them. Good luck in your search.
LadODell 7 months ago 2