My Daddy used to sing this song to me when I was a little girl. I would ask him "Daddy, will you sing At My Table for me?", cuz that's what I called the song. I lost my Daddy when I was 14. I am 48 now, and this song always makes me feel close to him. I miss you Daddy...
I think David was 58 when he passed away, I always loved his smooth voice, I have been in contact with his son, David Jr is very nice, I think he got a lot from his dad even if he did get cheated out of knowing him long. Ed
What's sad is it's next to impossible to find these songs except for here.These songs bring back very fond memories of my childhood.Too bad there's no radio stations today dedicated to playing nothing but this type of country music,at least I haven't found any.
THANKS to everyone who's taken the time to post these classics!!!!!.
If you have a FACEBOOK account please share these and see how many people remember them.
There was a comment on a Patti Page side how women singers seemed prettier then - and I could add fantastic voices despite the non-digital world. Men too seemed to be able to touch the well-spring of romance with their singing- virtually lost today - but then
dancing and its body language was different and enriched the song and vice-versa
My Mom would play this album on that big old Magnavox stereo on Sunday afternoons on the farm where I grew up in Ohio. Her, Dad and that Magnavox are all gone now, and sometimes, I can't seem to bring to mind what Mom and Dad looked like, but I can dream about them and it's like they are standing beside me. LOL, as for Dad, I guess, I need look no further than my son, he looks like a peice fell off of him. Anyhoo, thanks for posting this song.
My first wife Donna Harris had the Answer to this song. She gave up her career to raise my children, Kenny Ray, Dony Dale and Kenna Dawn. Thank you Donna and I will always love you all.
My first wife Donna Harris had the Answer to this song. She gave up her career to raise my children, Kenny Ray, Dony Dale and Kenna Dawn. Thank you Donna and I will always love you all.\
Lovely! I love this song and also the video! An old song from my young years! Often played in our car in our old disc-players, we could it "skivspottare"!
this song can be so true..its easy to understand how a guy could be almost persuaded when perhaps away from home, under stress from the high cost of living, kids, bills, middle age, and if a stranger in the female persuasion comes up to you and does the things this woman does to this vulnereable gentleman..well anyone can see what could happen...but i take my hat off to those who do what this guy did...he remember his loving wife..and her sweet love..and he stopped and go home..
this is what the music is all about. i love this music, all the classic country artists really knew what they were doing. when you hear this music the way it is supposed to be played, it really does something to you.
when serving on the uss america during the vietnam war...i use to sneak into one of the radio rooms and i would listen to country western music like this...so the cool guys from NJ and NY...who i would hang out with...would not think i was a redneck...because in those days...those were the only ones who listen to this kind of music...but i love it so.....yes they did catch me ....but i didn't care....it was that good...and still is....
As a kid growing up in Los Angeles, I never fitted in with the other kids because when they were listening to khj, I was listening to klac. The only redneck kid in L.A.
This song brings back so many memories of when I was a kid listening to records of all the great country artists. This was always one of my favorites up there with Ray Price, Faron Young, and Lefty Frizzell. Thanks so much for sharing this.
I love this song i don't know why buck owens together again is always referred to as the finest steel guitar performance, the steel in this really pulls at the heart strings.
I really wish that we had singers like this now. David Houston had a wonderful voice. I just wish that people could let sleeping dogs lie. Their personal life is theirs, nobody elses. He was a great singer and brought pleasure to many people. You don't know why people do what they do. Nor does anyone know the whole truth. David Houston was one in a million.
@stephen1622 ; Sadly, no...he passed away in 1993, aged 55, of a cerebral hemorrhage. I believe that he had ceased recording some time before then, but continued to perform private gigs.
My Daddy used to sing this song to me when I was a little girl. I would ask him "Daddy, will you sing At My Table for me?", cuz that's what I called the song. I lost my Daddy when I was 14. I am 48 now, and this song always makes me feel close to him. I miss you Daddy...
bkcasa1 1 day ago
Judy F of Honaker VA, if you are reading this, I still love you
toothlessdawg 2 months ago
They don't make anything as good as they use to....the pride and heart is vanishing!!!
There is more good in the old... than is given credit for!
Great stuff here Dude!!!!
wildcrafterb1 3 months ago
Wonderful song.
MrCajunmojo 3 months ago
great classical country. he is awesome. thanks for the share.
NourNZ 3 months ago
☆☆☆☆☆
Fantastic song and performance John
Cheyenne
lovegermanshepherds 5 months ago
A time when country songs had meaning.
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TheServiceWeb 5 months ago
I think David was 58 when he passed away, I always loved his smooth voice, I have been in contact with his son, David Jr is very nice, I think he got a lot from his dad even if he did get cheated out of knowing him long. Ed
honormanful 5 months ago
thanks for posting this classic country music and sharing with us!
mammie64 6 months ago
I am almost 41 years old and I grew up listening to country music like this how I wish I had time machine so I could go back to those days.
TheThomasmoon 6 months ago
@TheThomasmoon ...
This was the time when counry music had heart!
What's sad is it's next to impossible to find these songs except for here.These songs bring back very fond memories of my childhood.Too bad there's no radio stations today dedicated to playing nothing but this type of country music,at least I haven't found any.
THANKS to everyone who's taken the time to post these classics!!!!!.
If you have a FACEBOOK account please share these and see how many people remember them.
teedawg11 6 months ago
one of the great old classics when country music was country not like todays crap
rainsplayer 6 months ago
There are about 10 songs that define really country musics roots.
Jack Greene David Houston, Tammy Wynette Loretta Lynn,Merle H Porter Wagoner
Were the BIGGIES...in 1966/69 you couldn't go anyplace without hearing one of them...
2bwhiteproud 7 months ago
This man OWNS this song, Hank Locklins version is a very close second - love it
mrrich1733 7 months ago
There was a comment on a Patti Page side how women singers seemed prettier then - and I could add fantastic voices despite the non-digital world. Men too seemed to be able to touch the well-spring of romance with their singing- virtually lost today - but then
dancing and its body language was different and enriched the song and vice-versa
saciji 7 months ago
my family to my knowledge and learnings have been back to sam houston too thats cool
wpackfan12 7 months ago
My Mom would play this album on that big old Magnavox stereo on Sunday afternoons on the farm where I grew up in Ohio. Her, Dad and that Magnavox are all gone now, and sometimes, I can't seem to bring to mind what Mom and Dad looked like, but I can dream about them and it's like they are standing beside me. LOL, as for Dad, I guess, I need look no further than my son, he looks like a peice fell off of him. Anyhoo, thanks for posting this song.
ghostfish01 7 months ago
RIP
pieword 7 months ago
A great son for this young man that left us so early! If you have ever been in this situation, the words are so real!
halmahouse 8 months ago
vilken underbar låt den bästa jag hört
monkan1000 8 months ago
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My first wife Donna Harris had the Answer to this song. She gave up her career to raise my children, Kenny Ray, Dony Dale and Kenna Dawn. Thank you Donna and I will always love you all.
JulesElway07 8 months ago
My first wife Donna Harris had the Answer to this song. She gave up her career to raise my children, Kenny Ray, Dony Dale and Kenna Dawn. Thank you Donna and I will always love you all.\
JulesElway07 8 months ago
This a great video. I love the pictures. 5 ***** and thumbs up!!! Gwen Weaver
caswell1000 9 months ago
A #1 song for David Houston on the Country & Western Charts. It was the 104th #1 C&W song of the Rock Era.
mkl62 10 months ago
Love this song. Great memories.
superflora86 10 months ago
Lovely! I love this song and also the video! An old song from my young years! Often played in our car in our old disc-players, we could it "skivspottare"!
Ewa in Sweden
tagewa 10 months ago
this is my first cuz from la he wrote is song for me when i was a little boy im now 51 he died in 1994 from heart trouble
TheMralleycat2427 11 months ago
A great, albeit sappy song from Country Music's Golden Era. How is David doing nowadays?
joshuabrooks21 11 months ago
love these proper country and western songs they have true meaning and touch your heart
sammipink1 1 year ago
Houston is super with this signature song. I think his voice is one of the very best country voices.
outlander165 1 year ago
a pleasant listening experience this is. is it my imagination or are there fewer waltz-tempo songs on the country charts today?
wallofvideo 1 year ago
this song can be so true..its easy to understand how a guy could be almost persuaded when perhaps away from home, under stress from the high cost of living, kids, bills, middle age, and if a stranger in the female persuasion comes up to you and does the things this woman does to this vulnereable gentleman..well anyone can see what could happen...but i take my hat off to those who do what this guy did...he remember his loving wife..and her sweet love..and he stopped and go home..
billythedoggie 1 year ago
this is what the music is all about. i love this music, all the classic country artists really knew what they were doing. when you hear this music the way it is supposed to be played, it really does something to you.
CADILLACTATE 1 year ago
I met David Houston at Panther Hall in Ft.Worth, TX around 1967. He was a super guy. Humble and soft-spoken.
14nomonkeys 1 year ago
when serving on the uss america during the vietnam war...i use to sneak into one of the radio rooms and i would listen to country western music like this...so the cool guys from NJ and NY...who i would hang out with...would not think i was a redneck...because in those days...those were the only ones who listen to this kind of music...but i love it so.....yes they did catch me ....but i didn't care....it was that good...and still is....
billythedoggie 1 year ago
@billythedoggie I was also country when country wasn't cool! LOL
gabbydeb 1 year ago
Really Great singing !!!
Dick
dickmeurs 1 year ago
As a kid growing up in Los Angeles, I never fitted in with the other kids because when they were listening to khj, I was listening to klac. The only redneck kid in L.A.
randalljones58 1 year ago
This song brings back so many memories of when I was a kid listening to records of all the great country artists. This was always one of my favorites up there with Ray Price, Faron Young, and Lefty Frizzell. Thanks so much for sharing this.
rocklvr71 1 year ago
I love this song!! He was a strong man!
norbie6 1 year ago
its funny, but i feel like i'm the only one in this situation.. listening to songs like this about straying from the path really helps me feel better
StayGoldHC 1 year ago
I love this song i don't know why buck owens together again is always referred to as the finest steel guitar performance, the steel in this really pulls at the heart strings.
MyJustified 1 year ago
I really wish that we had singers like this now. David Houston had a wonderful voice. I just wish that people could let sleeping dogs lie. Their personal life is theirs, nobody elses. He was a great singer and brought pleasure to many people. You don't know why people do what they do. Nor does anyone know the whole truth. David Houston was one in a million.
jazzydoll10 1 year ago
Smooth unintrusive pedal steel guitar from one of the top session men in Nashville , Pete Drake.
pedalman 1 year ago
einfach super weiter so country 70 er
2949alfred 1 year ago
This is old song that I absolutely love. David Houston has such a clear and beautiful voice.
caswell1000 1 year ago 5
@caswell1000 you are so right.............
geraldmillar19 1 year ago
This is one of my favorite songs and I love the way David Houston sings,
caswell1000 1 year ago 4
Reading the bio of Tammy Wynette this song was referred to many times so I had to come and hear it. It was woth the trip!!
colinhotham 1 year ago
@colinhotham Yeah, it's one of my favorite country classics.
John1948ThreeC 1 year ago 2
@colinhotham Yes, and Tammy did a great duet with this song.
g1h2nedlaw 1 year ago 2
@colinhotham That's what brought me here too. What a book
zped99 6 months ago
drank a lot of beer listening 2 this song in the 70's
fmccraine57 1 year ago
This song is AWESOME!
jubinizzle 1 year ago
@jubinizzle One of my favorite songs, definitely AWESOME!
jjrickroller 1 year ago 2
@jjrickroller your so right.............
geraldmillar19 1 year ago
remember when i was very very young this was my favourite somg
dboi306 1 year ago
Wonderful singer. My late husband and David had a few jam sessions together. cassbryce
cassbryce 1 year ago
Jim Nabors does a great job with this song...
BushMass 1 year ago
IsDavid Houston still alive? Please let me know
stephen1622 1 year ago
@stephen1622 ; Sadly, no...he passed away in 1993, aged 55, of a cerebral hemorrhage. I believe that he had ceased recording some time before then, but continued to perform private gigs.
recordman64 1 year ago
Many memories come alive when I hear this song.
donham298 2 years ago
Thanks it's one of my favorites.
billbob654321 2 years ago 2