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  • นานจังแล้วไม่ได้ฟังมานาน ยังเพราะเหมือนเดิมเรย

  • อ้าวฟังกันด้วยหรอ คอเดียวกันเลยครับ

  • เพลงเพราะดีครับ หนังก็มันส์ ว่าแต่เรื่องไรอะ

  • พ่อผมชอบมากครับ ผมก็ฟัง

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  • เพลงในตำนานตั้งแต่เด็กจนวันนี้­ยังฟังตลอด

  • เก่าก็เพราะดี

    

  • @yimyaemMAX

    ฟังแล้วคิดถึงตอนเด็กๆ ผู้ใหญ่แถวบ้านชอบเปิด เพราะดี ^ ^

  • dasassa

  • sdnfjdhs

    

  • WTF - Antonio Banderas' "Desperado" clip for this great song ? Get a rope.

  • :)) love this song

  • Great ! I listen this song 8 year ago and i never hear any time to this time, today , sit and think about last time and search it on google, i am happy when listen it now.

    thanks !

  • goods feel

  • Antonio Banderas is the best...

  • whatamaster

  • Marshall may have found the gold, but Sutter was the brains of the operation.

  • Great song ^_^

  • Thank you very much.

    I like this song forever.

  • I just love it!

  • Correct, John Sutter did not find the gold, it was James Marshall, and it was January 24th, 1848 -- not 1847 like the song says, among other incorrect information.

    BUT GREAT SONG NONETHELESS!!!

  • @AriaPicturesInc Folk story doesn't have to be precise.

  • @AriaPicturesInc : And the first gold was assayed by the only man in the area who'd had some chemistry training- an Army officer who was a West Point graduate who came in 3rd in his class academically by the name of William Sherman.

  • What movie is this?

  • @TorvinEcho

    Once upon a time in Mexico

  • yeah me too i love this song

  • This sucks compared to the new riders version. Way more upbeat and bluegrassy.

  • Fogelberg went bluegrass on this fine album and did a tremendous job of it. This song is the best of the bunch and still sounds as good as it did when I first listened to it.

  • belle chanson country ! une des mes préférées ! mais pas assez connue en france

  • I've always liked this song. It breaks my heart. I used to live about a mile from the Sutters Mill in Coloma. Dan mistakenly sings that John Sutter found the gold. It wasn't Sutter at all. It was a man named James Marshall. It's a shame that Dan didn't research any better when writing it. James Marshall worked for Sutter, he was the lumberman who built the mill. Dan doesn't even mention James in the song. Breaks my heart

  • country song!!! :D

  • great song, everytime I go to thailand I hear this song being played in some backstreet bar

  • God what a beautiful song and lyrics and Dan was a beautiful man.

  • i so agree with you about dan,,just think what he accomplished in his time here on this earth,,and what we have lost with his untimely death,,

  • there is an old version of this song but i don't know who sings it my grandpa use to play it when i was a kid can anyone help?

  • They are closing Sutter's Mill. I should say that Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger seems to feel that it isn't "valuable" ... only his precious "budget" that he overspent is. Thank you for immortalizing a very important place.

  • this is a really awesome song...its about my family and the sutters mill...

    Im apart of it..im a Sutter,,,and thats awesome !!!!

  • story still rings true with the loss of lives in the search of a better life--great song!

  • Nice melody and I am a big fan of Dan Fogelberg but historically the lyrics aren't even close. James Marshall found the gold not Sutter. Sam Brannen told everyone about the find not Sutter. Sutter hated the gold rush because all the laborers at Sutter's Fort took off to look for gold.

  • yes your right...but he found gold on Sutters mill on January 24 1848..the sutters own that land and thats y its the sutters gold rush...

  • salma y antonio xx

  • very good song

    what a chorus..

  • thats the one

  • That's Antonio Banderas in the movie DESPERADO. Am I right ?

  • I watched this song visuals from a film.what is the name of film?

  • what movie is it? :D

  • What a screwed up video, who's brainchild is that pus?

  • RIP, Dan.

  • Dan wrote some great love songs, I especially enjoyed and admired his works when he told a story in his songs. His talent really showed through. And lets not forget how he rocked as well as some of his guitar licks.

  • I fall in love with this song since the first time I heard it

  • @smartlavender I marry to this song since the second time I heard it

  • what a great track..what a great voice...

  • I love this song and the video. Nice job putting it together. I could watch Antonio Banderas all day long.

  • Amen sister friend~!  Antonio is so somking hot it almost burns the corneas of my eyes to look at him. And the more I see this, the more the song and vid look as though they belong together. I love Desperado. Reminds me of one of my lovers, he's a real bad boy, and a real good man. Yum Yum!!!

  • Great minds think alike, hah. I hope Antonio knows how much pleasure he brings to women the world over. He is so beautiful!! I mean it. I just like to look at him, over and over again.

  • Oh yeah, he looks like a real bad boy......

  • but baby, I bet he's a real good man. . .

  • I love this song, the heart in the story. Also, the song, "Forefathers" HE was a compassionate man, he saw his forefathers and what they went through. THIS SONG IS GREAT! Sad about those who died in the Rocky Mtn's.

    MISS U DANNY BOY

  • the song is great!

  • I agree -- what a great song! When Dan decided to do a Bluegrass album, as everything else he did, it was a real work. The video is totally undeserving to be put with this song. What's up with that? Someone apparently didn't pick up on the history lesson Dan put forth so eloquently in the lyrics.

  • this video don't match this song,

  • The movie is "Desperados"

  • Great song Terrible Video

  • Hey Dan, If threre is God, Then May He Bless You Where Ever You Are!!!

  • Antonio Banderas is one of the hottest men in the acting business.

  • The girl's pretty hot too.

  • I'd still love to know what movie this video is based upon. :) Please?

  • I think it is from "Zorro" starring Antonio Bandaras and Salma Hayak... but it's been a while since I saw the film.

  • The movie is "Once Upon a Time in Mexico"

  • GREAT MUSIC. NOT relevant video to this MUSIC. can you not find any better than this CRAP video? YES THIS VIDEO IS CRAP. CRAP OF CRAP.

  • Don't hold back. Say what you REALLY mean.

  • REALLY C-R-A-P video.... understand now?

  • I understood very well before, my friend. I was not using words literally, but sarcastically. Anyway, I hope you manage to increase your vocabulary so that you can express yourself more elegantly in future.

  • Totally agree. Great song, terrible video.

  • Do you understand the lyrics? Just imagine antonio banderas is John sutter and the bad guys want to find his millsite to have his gold.

  • my stepmother Lib introduced me to Dan and I dedicted Leader of the Band to my Father years ago, and it gives me chilles and makes me proud to know that he died on my father's birthday last year. 3 thumbs up to Dan! jan from NC

  • this song is growing on me! the more I hear it the more I want to hear it again.. like so many of his great songs!! they get better with age..thanks for posting it!!

  • The more I slip in here and listen to this geat song about 1860 Deadwood goldrush stuff more I appreciate the video that goes along with it... the damned thing grows on ya! It's funny as hell. Thanks man, you got a good eye.... just one tho... here's hoping It ain't in the middle of your forehead like mine is. I have trouble getting fitted with glasses but on the up-side it is cheaper having to use only one false eye-lash at a time. I don't exactly know how to write good through Old Crow

  • Sutters Mill was California, not Deadwood.

  • touchy... I knew that joycarol

  • The guy who put this video with this song has a bad sense of direction but at least he's got good taste in music or maybe he really likes Salma... I think he should have used the snake scene from From Dusk Till Dawn.... Now that would have been a lot funnier.

  • To the Morning (from Home Free) may very well be the most beautiful song ever written and recorded...if you have not listened to it, do. Dan wrote and recorded it at either 17 or 18 yrs old...magical talent.

    I have loved his music more than for any other musicians in the last 30 years and I have seen him live @ a dozen times. His wonderful music stands for itself. On his website someone wrote "it is hard to imagine heaven, without Dan there". So very true

  • what kind of moron would put that video to that song ??? yes i said  moron

  • It is from the movie Desperado, but the song is not in the movie, and someone put differnt things in it together.

  • i want more please

  • I am pretty sure, this is from the movie Desperado, back in 1995.

  • That's Salma Hayek, isn't it? Never saw this film, so can't verify if the song was used. Nice, tho, both the song and her.

  • Interesting video. Obviously someone put a lot of work into it. Would someone tell me its origin, and what's going on in it?

    Dan was a genius and will be missed. His music will last forever. God speed, Dan. May you rest in peace with Jesus.

    TIA,

    paul

  • I was set free from my first marriage, early in my 20's with 2 babies. He was my hero then and still is. God Bless Dan for all he gave each one of us.

  • OOPS! Sorry for the mis-wording..i DID mean Dan! (thinking one thing and typing another!) Thanks for letting me know!! God Bless

  • Some would fail and some would prosper Some would die and some would kill Some would thank the lord for their deliverance And some would curse john sutters mill. Well, they came from new york city, And they came from alabam With their dreams of finding fortunes In this wild unsettled land. Well, some fell prey to hostile arrows As they tried to cross the plains. And some were lost in the rocky mountains With their hands froze to the reins.
  • In the spring of forty-seven, So the story, it is told, Old john sutter went to the mill site Found a piece of shining gold. Well, he took it to the city Where the word, like wildfire, spread. And old john sutter soon came to wish hed Left that stone in the river bed. For they came like herds of locusts Every woman, child and man In their lumbering conestogas They left their tracks upon the land.
  • John..Your music brought me many a peaceful moment...Thank you, true friend..go recieve the reward you've earned..R.I.P. my friend.

  • I'm guessing you meant "Dan"?

  • you man Dan right?

  • Loved the song and the video and sorry to hear of our loss~

  • I'ved just check my email and got the news of his passing...Another legend gone but your music stays forever as your "living legacy"...This song is my fave...,thanks a lot...rip

  • Dan, thanks for your music and poetry. will miss you. rest in peace as i know you will.

  • First heard this song in Summer '85 - a one off that I never forgot. Came across it just now and am thrilled ---- still sounds as good.

  • I come from a mining town in Mountain Province,Philippines;where "some prospered and some failed". Mining is a tough job so I went to school and came to America hopefully to prosper...sony touche k. sawad

  • I come from a mining town in mountain province,Philippines where "some failed and some prospered"...Mining is a real tough job so I went to school and came here to America,hopefully to prosper...sony touche k. sawad

  • I first heard this song from a friend back way back in high school in the Philippines and I fell in love with it.Reminds me of the good old days....beautiful!!!---Touche

  • it is not good

  • ok nice song but who scored first was it doolin dalton by the eagles this by dan fogelberg almost identical

  • I'm confused, I love the song, and the video is awesome, but is this one of the videos to a movie, using a song as a songtrack behind it? That's my guess, can you tell me if that is so?

  • Please? It would help.

  • Yes. An Antonio Banderas movie whose name escapes me at the moment.

  • hay đó tui nghe hoài mà chẳng bit chán

  • Uh, thật ra bài này có lâu rồi và cũng thỉnh thoảng nghe lại nhưng chưa bao giờ thấy ko muốn nghe cả! Chúc vui với bài hát, mình cũng đang nghe lại đây :D

  • uh mình nghe bài này cũng lâu rùi, lang thang vào đây để coi lại hình, nghe cảm giác thật dễ chịu

  • One of the most touching epical songs ever made

    High Country Snow, a little jewel

  • Yes... One of the song I like the most :D!

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