i have to add another comment. A s i am 65 i grew with this song and it means as much to me as it did then. to us in those days it was another song on the hit parade
I am a half breed native you whites can debate the racial crap all day It was a good song Leave it at that I do You poor fools and your guilt trips!!!!!!!
I was singing this one day, My girlfriend/wife heard my and it blew her mind. She thought it was a little dittie her dad made up that he sang to put her to bed.
Dont you think that the world must really suck that if you post a song about a different religion other than caucasian there is a ton of racist comments? Why dont you people just listen to the song instead of breaking its meaning down to every last cell?
lol. i heard this song while growing up a thousand times if i heard it once, and now as i listen to the end i find that they died..lol. sorry. it's just finny because i listened to this over and over and over and over and never knew that. but i checked when it came out and it was 1959, i wasn't born til 60, so i suppose that's my excuse. i was just a little tike.
be the fatehr you need to be imagine the grandfather you will become and then imagine the history of all the things you say now will become the tesotony and destiny all yours will become after right work right word right time
I love this song thogh, I don't think one four year old did when she walked past Dad and I and it was either at the begining or end and she ran away screaming for her mom, whom was in the oppisite direction she was running, while holding her head. Dad was cracking up about it for a a week or two saying she must've thought we were going to scalp her.... The same thing happened about three weeks after that.
this has nothing to do with racism............It is about love....between a man and a woman....................................human beings......not about history........nothing else...pure love...take it for what is is..a beautiful song from our youthful years...melody & words...and maybe a message to future generations.
On side note...did not know listening to a song could generate comment..did not invite it....how do I turn it off....Just listening for my own pleasure
To all you pro wrestling fans out there (like myself): This was the #1 song in the USA when Joe Laurinaitis came into the world (January 26, 1960). Laurinaitis would become famous as Animal of The Road Warriors.
It's the " Hoonga Chaka " that probably bothers people who don't like this song; otherwise it 's "Patches" with Tribal Americans as the love interest.
I remember the Indian Hero "Running Bear" from my childhood. Thankyou for the great upload, but personally think that the graphics could be better. However, it was lovely to find this, please don't take offence.
An interesting sidebar, some years back (about 35 +) someone rephrased this song into a "Singing Call" for modern western square dancing. It was published with a particularly interesting and challenging choreography that became a right of passage for dancers breaking into the Mainstream level of the activity. It was often in high demand since folks wanted to "strut their stuff".
Callers often substituted other pattern but rarely on this one.
I'm Mohawk, relax it was the time of western movies..Just enjoy the song. Thanks for posting haven't heard this in years. it's cool...<3 Peace Forward V
@BLUTundGermany A BLUT i love jonny preston and this song so dont get hairy with me everybodies got an opinion and that was mine......chill and enjoy.
Nice Native American Indian artwork - reminds me of a place in Portland Oregon along the willamette riverfornt boardwalk which I was perusing while waiting for a dinner reservation and got locked in when the worker left early! Haha had to call 911 - one of the funniest experiences I ever had. The 911 operator was incredulous as I had to explain how I got locked into a store and needed to be let out due to proprietor leaving and locking store before official closing time.
ONE THING DOESN'T ADD UP IF THEY ARE FROM DIFFERENT TRIBES THAN HOW DO THEY TALK 2 EACH OTHER COZ ALL TRIBES HAD DIFFERENT LANGUAGES MAYBE I'M BEING TO COMPLICATED
@trisgilmour You're NOT being complicated! YOU are being INTELLIGENT!! There are 500 Indian languages. This erstatz song pokes fun of Indian cultures with terrible "ughs' for everybody (aka Running Bear/Little White Dove, even though they are from separate villages/ language), 'tom, tom' beats--it reduces Indian nationS complexity to ideot Hollywood/Nashville stereotypes. Its a disgusting song--and every supporter who supports Indian Nations should protest its posting here.l
@windstorm1000 its a song...boo hoo..stop crying a user posted he liked the song and hes native american my fiancee is native american she loves it..so stop bitching an just enjoy the music..
This is THE most insulting song ever perpetuated against a culture--outside of the black face minstrals and Amos and Andy. This piece of crap perpetuates every Hollywood stereotype against Indian people and is so typical for that unenlightened American cultural period. I'm not Indian but I feel for my many Indian friends who would cringe if forced to watch this. It also damages Indian youth's image of themselves. Harmful in EVERY way--except for the rednecks who like it.
@PatsyCline101 Jus cause your mother likes it doesn't mean everyone else does (ie culturally sensitive people)--or is your mother everyone?? take a poll of ten indian people--if they like it, THEN I'll swallow my words.
@paulinus43ad Cuz a redneck probably wrote it--and hence the appeal to the lowest society of America--one's who don't think outside their own little boxes--and don't care if songs like these harm the image of other cultures.
always liked this song. curiosity grabbed me and i found it on utube only to discover johnny preston died. synch? coincidence? whatever it is thanks for the good music and pics. didn't johnny make preston anti freeze? mybad jus kiddingk. also didn't know the big bopper wrote this. r.i.p. all you great old rockers.
Just read in the National Post (Canada's version of USA To-day) of Preston's passing. He was 70. Song was written by the 'Big Bopper". J.P. Richardson in 1958 and released in 1959 afrer Richardson's death in that horrific plane crash. The back-up singers were, would you believe, J.P. Richardson and country superstar George Jones.
Gone but never to be forgotten. Johnny, tell the Big Bopper hey. We will see you again. Sing with the angels now. We love you and thank you for the many wonderful memories.
R.I.P. My Daddy used to sing this song to me when I was a lil' girl....it was one of his fave's, therefore became one of mine....Oh, these wonderful oldies and the precious memories they bring.....
Rest In PEACE Johnny Preston who passed away today, March 4th, 2011 ~ see FindAGrave (doht) c o m for more details & Wikipedia search for INFO & BIO~!
This was an all time favourite of mine and my late husband. I can still see him dancing to it like an indian and making indian sounds. Thankyou for the memories.
i have to add another comment. A s i am 65 i grew with this song and it means as much to me as it did then. to us in those days it was another song on the hit parade
purga60 6 hours ago
who cares what race you are as long as you love each other
purga60 6 hours ago
right after watching catch .44 i go to listen to this song!!
MrFalloutdudevault21 13 hours ago
SLF best vesion but fanx!
TheAndu123 16 hours ago
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Tman28666 1 day ago
My Sister & I love this song, but it's always skipped on our record. I'm glad I found it here. =:D
gordogreat74 4 days ago
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Tman28666 4 days ago
I am a half breed native you whites can debate the racial crap all day It was a good song Leave it at that I do You poor fools and your guilt trips!!!!!!!
MrJakedog2112 5 days ago 3
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Tman28666 1 week ago
awesome graphics dude....very nice
Gryfwynn 1 week ago
I was singing this one day, My girlfriend/wife heard my and it blew her mind. She thought it was a little dittie her dad made up that he sang to put her to bed.
merc245 2 weeks ago
I remember listening to this song with my grandmother back in the 50's..brings back fond memories
TheTexasgal77 2 weeks ago
Where did you get these paintings? Especially the one at 1:16.
OldBoiler62 2 weeks ago
I remember this song was on Hee haw in 1969 by Johnny Preston too
MrLehnerd 3 weeks ago 3
ever find yourself knowing the chorus more than the rest of the song?
fairmontxf87 3 weeks ago
To Rog & Jean, from Lonewolf & Whitedove.
hawkflies93 4 weeks ago
This is one of my favourite songs, I have been nicknamed Yogi Bear for 50 years.
yogi1940 1 month ago
Dont you think that the world must really suck that if you post a song about a different religion other than caucasian there is a ton of racist comments? Why dont you people just listen to the song instead of breaking its meaning down to every last cell?
BrownEyedPoos 1 month ago 3
hey!!! this is my grandpa's idain name (this is his grand daughter!)
RunningBearTV 1 month ago
@RunningBearTV Please do tell, what is an idain?
nmaster13 3 weeks ago
@nmaster13 an i think imight have spelt it wrong :P it is indain is what i was talking about!
RunningBearTV 3 weeks ago
My father sang this to me as a child. I was brought up on music! Not what passes for music today
jimbofrance 1 month ago 4
thank you for shareing yhis and take heart we feel like you about this song
gunny2091 1 month ago
Song is still decent -- art is sentimental commercialized trash showing some technical skill.
Scarbonac 1 month ago
thanks for sharing it, beautiful pictures as well
GAFireAngel 1 month ago
Great video
welbyskinner 1 month ago
This was the No1 UK single the day I was born...
weegordon48 1 month ago
HEARD THIS SONG IN the movie : CATCH 44
praveenscorpio 1 month ago
lol. i heard this song while growing up a thousand times if i heard it once, and now as i listen to the end i find that they died..lol. sorry. it's just finny because i listened to this over and over and over and over and never knew that. but i checked when it came out and it was 1959, i wasn't born til 60, so i suppose that's my excuse. i was just a little tike.
liwmld 1 month ago
I heard this song when I was 13 and now I am 28 and I love it still
Zagmerth 2 months ago
I was taught this song at girl scout camp I love it :)
twiligh0608 2 months ago
The moron should've built a canoe.
don417 2 months ago
My father married an Indian woman in his first marriage. So my family have Indian blood in it. Nice video.
mortalhellion 2 months ago
@mortalhellion It's "so your family HAS Indian blood". My father married an intellegent woman in his only marriage, so my family has brains in it.
CrackerLance 1 month ago
@CrackerLance Wow, a racist comment. Good job. Your statement has nothing to do with the video or my comment.
mortalhellion 1 month ago
I can't stop listening to this...
acelesteh5 2 months ago
What started out as a reasonable video went to shyte as soon as it started morphing into a B-rated porn calendar.
7961640 2 months ago
I like the way it switches from an indian chant to some kind of skid row strip joint raunch.I'm not sure but it might be the racist in me.
rw5791 2 months ago
be the fatehr you need to be imagine the grandfather you will become and then imagine the history of all the things you say now will become the tesotony and destiny all yours will become after right work right word right time
maisecret1 2 months ago
Thanks for sending this to me flowerpot love this song..
Straight to favs xx...........Ann:)
glamorgangirl 2 months ago
good song, nice beat haven't heard in a long time two thumbs up!!!!
danbrnt2 2 months ago
The song makes me think of Jana Mashonee. If you are native you will know what I mean.
cafe20011 2 months ago
A great oldie.
TheGoingwolf 2 months ago
TURTLE MOUNTAIN BAND OF CHIPPEWA INDIANS LIVE STRONG
701Leslie 2 months ago
zit's little dove, not white girl. but still a great song
otherworldtrader1 2 months ago
love the song but wow the visuals outstanding ty for the post.
latykai 2 months ago
Brilliant it takes me back a while
milnesusan 2 months ago
I love it, I felt when it came out it was written for me. LOL Thank you for posting it
joycelittlewhitedove 3 months ago
he rocks
kurokariyu33 3 months ago
lol, Dixi.
that really happened? wow, that must have been halarious to see.
or, are you just pulling our legs?
either way, lol.
lcrs5050 3 months ago
Ah yes! November 1958! Played it all the time at the Charcoal Grill in Eagle Pass, Texas!!
Dlanorepmart 3 months ago
I love this song thogh, I don't think one four year old did when she walked past Dad and I and it was either at the begining or end and she ran away screaming for her mom, whom was in the oppisite direction she was running, while holding her head. Dad was cracking up about it for a a week or two saying she must've thought we were going to scalp her.... The same thing happened about three weeks after that.
Dixieroundupdivas 3 months ago
I have always loved this song. It is one of the greatest love songs in my humble opinion.
Texasmlh 3 months ago in playlist Louises Faves
roger 459 i wish i can meet you so i can fuck you up
davecle777 3 months ago
excellent song
chipper602 3 months ago
It's a Beautiful Love Song!
tsea1949 3 months ago
Another great Dicky Lee song, thx rameyblue
sunny56763 4 months ago
We have to sing this for extra credit in Physics.
shsbecky 4 months ago 10
I haven't heard this song since I was probably like 6. I'm 13 now. I love it! Can't believe I went so long without listening to it.
MegTMBAbingdon 4 months ago
Had this song on a 45 when I was a kid. Good song.
copperbeagle1 4 months ago
This SONG came out before POLITICAL CORRECTNESS....!
ROGER459 4 months ago
@ROGER459 NOTHING YOU SAY TODAY IS POLITICALY CORRECT, YOU MIGHT OFEND SOMEONE.
WELL I SAY FUCK THEM I'M A WOP AND WHO CARES IF YOU CALL ME THAT!!!!!!
crusher1944 4 months ago
@crusher1944 in my day ,,call me a wop ,,,,,heads were smashed,,, what times,,,,,,,
paulinus43ad 4 months ago
this is such a sad song but very good and your pictures are beutiful and life like thanks so much for this upload.
tabbykitty1970 4 months ago
honestly i just felt offended from the opening
tomde3 4 months ago
this has nothing to do with racism............It is about love....between a man and a woman....................................human beings......not about history........nothing else...pure love...take it for what is is..a beautiful song from our youthful years...melody & words...and maybe a message to future generations.
On side note...did not know listening to a song could generate comment..did not invite it....how do I turn it off....Just listening for my own pleasure
ragsdale1969 5 months ago 39
@ragsdale1969 It's more like Romeo and Juliet
rydag11 3 weeks ago 4
This is very much a song of my childhood. One that I have and always will remember.
2002tess 5 months ago
tribal americans?
where'ed you get that?
anyways, I love this song. I love listening to this.
:)
lcrs5050 5 months ago
beautiful video.
346barry 5 months ago
To all you pro wrestling fans out there (like myself): This was the #1 song in the USA when Joe Laurinaitis came into the world (January 26, 1960). Laurinaitis would become famous as Animal of The Road Warriors.
mkl62 5 months ago
those r beautiful artworks of the native americans and a awesome song
redhead553 5 months ago
i just want to say we are NOT CALL Indian , we are NOT FROM DAMN INDIA , we are from Canada or the USA , so we are call Native America thks .
ronda706 5 months ago 4
@ronda706 Thats right you tell them, Zha Baa Dees, Anishnawbek
Kenebutch 5 months ago
Offensive from the get go. Bigots
KidEgo666 5 months ago
It's the " Hoonga Chaka " that probably bothers people who don't like this song; otherwise it 's "Patches" with Tribal Americans as the love interest.
therealjoebloggs 5 months ago
a true love song that spans time
flgirl11221995 5 months ago 2
thanks
dedset1 5 months ago
There is always going to be negative people. I remember this from early '60's. This is a very beautiful video. Thanks for sharing it with us.
hersey201 5 months ago
Beautiful words and beautiful artwork. cant believe 4 people gave it a thumbs down, where is your soul!!!
eleyna100 6 months ago
Beautiful song and artwork!
MyHenryco 6 months ago
Still get shivers from this...:)awesome song from the Past :)
varania7 6 months ago
Dandy tune.........
onemoretime101 6 months ago
luv it barrows9
rustyjohndeer1 6 months ago
luv it
rustyjohndeer1 6 months ago
Good song. Mmmmm... really nice pictures!
lookhear49 6 months ago
Love this song ..and the Indian art is beautiful.
fruitlesspuppy 6 months ago
The deep voiced guy doing the "Humba" beat was The Big Bopper
hotforxx 7 months ago 3
nice song
boerjanful 7 months ago
I have about 28 years not to touch this song. I liked this song because it is cheerful
and melody is good.
MrGiesella 7 months ago
The Big Bopper provided the background
Indian chant track in this great song.
R.I.P. Johnny Preston(1939-2011)
and Big Bopper(1935-1959).
hamilton59840 7 months ago
always a good love song
6365blondes 7 months ago
@6365blondes And it tells the special story of
two beautiful Native American souls in love
on Earth and Life Eternal in Heaven. :)
The pictures in this piece are fabulous and uplifting
of the spirit especially the images of the revered wildlife. :)
hamilton59840 7 months ago
I remember the Indian Hero "Running Bear" from my childhood. Thankyou for the great upload, but personally think that the graphics could be better. However, it was lovely to find this, please don't take offence.
normalil 7 months ago
I love the SLF cover for this ;)
QuiteLargeGuy 7 months ago
I think the correct title for this song is "Running Bare".
CatapultYourMom 7 months ago
Rest In Peace Pap, I Love You :) Here Is Your Song
THEREALlittlejo 7 months ago
Written by the BIG BOPPER?
2SugarsPleeze 7 months ago
@2SugarsPleeze Sure was. That is him and George Jones in the background doing the umpa umpa sounds.
decoycarver17 7 months ago
@decoycarver17 Thanks, you just jogged my memory, i recall that now.
Do you know if the Bopper ever recorded the song himself?
2SugarsPleeze 7 months ago
@2SugarsPleeze No he did not. He died before he could.
decoycarver17 7 months ago
White dove-loved running bear-Touching--as big as the Sky.
jimmatera 7 months ago
aint heard this in forever...My fiancee is full blooded blackfoot ..she played this over skype to me while im deployed..love it!
BLUTundGermany 7 months ago
Why couldn't he have just gotten a canoe and paddled over to her? I guess that would have ruined the song. The Big Bopper rules!!
donkeysnot 7 months ago
Oh, thanks for the memories....loved this song when I was a kid....still love it...
nana99324 7 months ago
This song is brill :)
LaurenGoddard96 7 months ago
My dad really loved this song.It makes me cry when I hear it,cos It makes me think about him.
ElledieWildAndFree 7 months ago
An interesting sidebar, some years back (about 35 +) someone rephrased this song into a "Singing Call" for modern western square dancing. It was published with a particularly interesting and challenging choreography that became a right of passage for dancers breaking into the Mainstream level of the activity. It was often in high demand since folks wanted to "strut their stuff".
Callers often substituted other pattern but rarely on this one.
rdvqc 7 months ago
I'm Mohawk, relax it was the time of western movies..Just enjoy the song. Thanks for posting haven't heard this in years. it's cool...<3 Peace Forward V
MsCourtneybrown 8 months ago 3
an australian artist by the name of warren williams sings a version of running bear and does a much better version than jonny preston.
rockawilliams2 8 months ago
@rockawilliams2
blaspheme...and just cant post a positive comment could you?
BLUTundGermany 7 months ago
@BLUTundGermany A BLUT i love jonny preston and this song so dont get hairy with me everybodies got an opinion and that was mine......chill and enjoy.
rockawilliams2 7 months ago
Nice Native American Indian artwork - reminds me of a place in Portland Oregon along the willamette riverfornt boardwalk which I was perusing while waiting for a dinner reservation and got locked in when the worker left early! Haha had to call 911 - one of the funniest experiences I ever had. The 911 operator was incredulous as I had to explain how I got locked into a store and needed to be let out due to proprietor leaving and locking store before official closing time.
majik2hanz 8 months ago
Great song, wish more were like it nowadays. Tis a pitiful shame it is.
TheTemari2037 8 months ago
i was around when this song came out n they didnt talk just eyed each other n fell in love
ricglos 8 months ago
ONE THING DOESN'T ADD UP IF THEY ARE FROM DIFFERENT TRIBES THAN HOW DO THEY TALK 2 EACH OTHER COZ ALL TRIBES HAD DIFFERENT LANGUAGES MAYBE I'M BEING TO COMPLICATED
trisgilmour 8 months ago
@trisgilmour You're NOT being complicated! YOU are being INTELLIGENT!! There are 500 Indian languages. This erstatz song pokes fun of Indian cultures with terrible "ughs' for everybody (aka Running Bear/Little White Dove, even though they are from separate villages/ language), 'tom, tom' beats--it reduces Indian nationS complexity to ideot Hollywood/Nashville stereotypes. Its a disgusting song--and every supporter who supports Indian Nations should protest its posting here.l
windstorm1000 8 months ago
@windstorm1000 THANKS AND IT'S TRUE
trisgilmour 8 months ago
@windstorm1000 its a song...boo hoo..stop crying a user posted he liked the song and hes native american my fiancee is native american she loves it..so stop bitching an just enjoy the music..
BLUTundGermany 7 months ago
brings a tear to my eye
lil White Dove a true Indian princess
god what a great song
thanks for the upload
TheLadandLass 8 months ago
This is THE most insulting song ever perpetuated against a culture--outside of the black face minstrals and Amos and Andy. This piece of crap perpetuates every Hollywood stereotype against Indian people and is so typical for that unenlightened American cultural period. I'm not Indian but I feel for my many Indian friends who would cringe if forced to watch this. It also damages Indian youth's image of themselves. Harmful in EVERY way--except for the rednecks who like it.
windstorm1000 8 months ago
@windstorm1000 haha my mothers cherokee and she likes this song, and I love this song, so maybe it's just you who doesn't like it darlin.
PatsyCline101 8 months ago
@PatsyCline101 Jus cause your mother likes it doesn't mean everyone else does (ie culturally sensitive people)--or is your mother everyone?? take a poll of ten indian people--if they like it, THEN I'll swallow my words.
windstorm1000 8 months ago
@windstorm1000 well darlin, your not everyone either, now are you? you take a poll of ten indians and then I'll swallow my words.
PatsyCline101 8 months ago
@PatsyCline101 fair enough
windstorm1000 8 months ago
@windstorm1000 what the hell has rednecks got to do with this song,,,,,
paulinus43ad 8 months ago
@paulinus43ad Cuz a redneck probably wrote it--and hence the appeal to the lowest society of America--one's who don't think outside their own little boxes--and don't care if songs like these harm the image of other cultures.
windstorm1000 8 months ago
@windstorm1000 fair enough,,
paulinus43ad 8 months ago
@windstorm1000 You say this song is insulting to Native Americans and then you use a term like "redneck"? Hypocritical much?
titostacos 7 months ago
You put this together beautifully. Great job!
dublin1948 8 months ago
Johnny preston was a great singer unlike to days so called artist.
zeemmou2476 9 months ago
@julia flo A Happy and Holy Easter to you , too
.Ken, Toronto, Ontario
dreadnought45 9 months ago
uga! uga! uga! uga!
ZachTheFurryFox 9 months ago
Absolutely Fabulous song!!!!!!
TJCATLOVER 9 months ago
@TJCATLOVER faboulously racist, yes.
windstorm1000 8 months ago
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This Has Been My Favorite song since I was 6 or 7 And Will Probally Always Be, Great PicturesToo
RavenMillwood 9 months ago
This Has Been My Favorite song since I was 7 And Will Probally Always Be, Great PicturesToo
RavenMillwood 9 months ago
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OnlyBoo1 9 months ago
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OnlyBoo1 9 months ago
always liked this song. curiosity grabbed me and i found it on utube only to discover johnny preston died. synch? coincidence? whatever it is thanks for the good music and pics. didn't johnny make preston anti freeze? mybad jus kiddingk. also didn't know the big bopper wrote this. r.i.p. all you great old rockers.
guyglowmore1 9 months ago
Based on Romeo and Juliette. Recorded in Dalas, Texas in 1958
Ken, Toronto, Ont.
dreadnought45 9 months ago
Just read in the National Post (Canada's version of USA To-day) of Preston's passing. He was 70. Song was written by the 'Big Bopper". J.P. Richardson in 1958 and released in 1959 afrer Richardson's death in that horrific plane crash. The back-up singers were, would you believe, J.P. Richardson and country superstar George Jones.
Ken Toronto, Ont.
dreadnought45 9 months ago
@dreadnought45 The Big Bopper wrote this? Well, raise my blood pressure.
I heard it back in the day, and thought it was an interesting song.
(Don't try to figure out my age, LOLOLOLOLOL).
Happy Easter.
Juliaflo 9 months ago
aww, antiquated racism. adorable.
girlgettingbitter 9 months ago
4 people went down in the river with them.
TonyB08 9 months ago
rip johnny. one of my favorite songs also.
HULKAMANIACS8 10 months ago
Great song and fantastic Indian artwork with this video. Thanks.
happydragon5077 10 months ago 32
@happydragon5077 its not Indian -_- its Native :)
nativepride345 3 months ago
@nativepride345 Thanks for the correction. :o)
happydragon5077 3 months ago
Great memories
1950bba 10 months ago
i'm sorry to see him go. Running Bear was one of my favs in jr high.
tncat47 10 months ago
Gone but never to be forgotten. Johnny, tell the Big Bopper hey. We will see you again. Sing with the angels now. We love you and thank you for the many wonderful memories.
Ggsraggy 10 months ago
Love it, thanks so much.
Komet67 10 months ago
Johnny you are with th Bib Bopper now. Your song was one of my favorites. True love never dies Doris!
Bope
TheBope38 10 months ago
brings back memories ...Rest In Peace Johnny Preston...
beachcomber20 10 months ago
R.I.P. My Daddy used to sing this song to me when I was a lil' girl....it was one of his fave's, therefore became one of mine....Oh, these wonderful oldies and the precious memories they bring.....
pwhistleb 10 months ago
R.I.P. Johnny Preston..........
drumsyeah 10 months ago 16
R.I.P. I remember singing this song when I was in Girl Scouts.
sunbugsmom 10 months ago
Rip babe, thank you from the heart.
wanda247 10 months ago
r i p Johnny - - this song is a marvellous legacy to us all Thankyou.
Maz4136 10 months ago
Johnny..............They've been waiting for you in "those happy hunting grounds"! RIP, you will be missed!
53Topanga 10 months ago
RIP :(
esc4all 10 months ago
Goodnight to Johnny a decent good hearted man rest in peace.
ginger1959able 10 months ago
R.I.P. Johnny. Seen you a few times down in Port Arthur. A great voice and great person.
pelican201 11 months ago
I had the pleasure of seeing Johnny a few years ago, something I'll never forget.
R.I.P. Johnny
ferrarial 11 months ago
RIP 1939-2011
IbrahimDurakovicTV 11 months ago
rip lad
salty198 11 months ago
Rest In PEACE Johnny Preston who passed away today, March 4th, 2011 ~ see FindAGrave (doht) c o m for more details & Wikipedia search for INFO & BIO~!
OldTownSpringTX 11 months ago
This is based on a true story. They just changed the names for legal reasons.
jimboster 11 months ago
rest in peace, johnny preston, who passed away March 4, 2010
deathsforbiddenangel 11 months ago
great pix thanks!!!
benbrenyefski 11 months ago
This was an all time favourite of mine and my late husband. I can still see him dancing to it like an indian and making indian sounds. Thankyou for the memories.
777Lotusflower 11 months ago
Outstanding fowens4763
fowens4763 11 months ago
My Granddad sang this in a loin cloth last night live....
And it was the funniest thing I've ever seen in my life
BradleyIsFat 11 months ago
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I sang this song at an amatuer night in Sawyerville when I was just a kid at the old hall.Does anyone rember.
peder674 11 months ago
I sang this song at an amatuer night in Sawyerville when I was just a kid at the old hall.Does anyone rember.
peder674 11 months ago
This is brilliant, thank you so much.
bagaay1 11 months ago
my dad died 11 years ago today, and this song i play in his memory, he looooved it!
stevomaster1 11 months ago
Oh my Lord, talk about walking down memory lane. This was my favorite many moons ago.
lillucy120 1 year ago
@lillucy120 yep! it sure was a fave!:)
TheCliffPhilShow 11 months ago
they just don't write them like this anymore!! Love it!
MrAG55 1 year ago
Great Song & Great Pictures
The2ndinfdiv 1 year ago