My dad was a big fan of Eddy Arnold and the songs he sung. My dad passed away Dec. 18th, 2011 listening to Eddy Arnold's music playing in the back ground. I too enjoy Eddy Arnold's music, so today is a tribute to my dad and his favorite artist. I'm listening dad and hope you are hearing him sing to you up in heaven. I love you and miss you so much daddy!!! RIP
Ah, yes... Eddy... I have three of his albums that used to belong to my parents... I grew up with his music and loved it... still do or I wouldn't still have (and still play) those albums!
Brings a tear to my eye to see and hear him performing this song. My Dad was a big fan, and I have Eddy Arnold's greatest hits burned into my memory from an album he used to play all the time. (On a record player that was hidden inside the mantle of our fake fireplace!) Whether you like this music or not, it sure does represent a different time. My father was a bartender most of his life, back when tending bar was an art form. And this song brings back that whole era. (Sniff...)
11 people do not understand country music. Eddie Arnold is a pillar in country music history. Oh I am so sorry to hear that he passed away. May he attain the supreme bliss of Nirvana.
My Mom passed last April. I remember her playing this song on our stereo when I was a kid. Love & Miss you Mom. God Bless Eddy Arnold. Sing this to Mom for me in heaven!
He was my mom's fav when I was a kid. I remember going with her to a meet and greet at a nearby store where he was appearing (late 60's early 70's?) and she became disappointed because he didn't seem that nice and friendly, etc. I'm not saying he wasn't a nice person, it's just that day anyway he was cold and aloof and I remember feeling very sorry for her. I was just a small child. I think he was her hearthrob at that time....so I understand how it must have made her feel. Great voice though.
take heart he might have just been having a bad day. they're human too. at least she had his years of music to comfort her...that's what does it for me. I've listened to him since i was five (36 now) and I will always love him. have a great day.
@ladybluluv Ladyblu, I had the same experience at about the same time! Eddy, one of my top favorites, came to a Sears Roebuck store in the suburbs of Philadelphia. The store was jammed. We waited and waited. He came out...and wouldn't sing. He said they hadn't paid him enough for that. I did get his autograph and handshake though. He was "cold" but I got to meet him. THEECKS
@DADSMUSIC69 Yeah, we met him too and she got an autograph. This was in LI NY. Just wish it would have been a more pleasant experience for her. Oh well, what can you do? Maybe it wasn't a good time for him or something.
@vespertinne Those values will always be with us. It's just that we notice bad manners and good manners are taken for granted and not noticed. It's like noticing a black dot on a pure white shirt. You wouldn't notice the shirt if it were clean.
This was one of my late grandads songs before he past away. Tanked up in a pub but nevertheless; This one's for John Arthur Outten, one for the legend I say! T'rah coc'
My dad always sang this song. When we were kids we goofed on my dad when he listened to Eddie Arnold. My dad has been gone for a while now and we miss him and the music he listened to. Listening to Eddie Arnold brings back great memories of my dad. Eddie was one of the greats who will be missed.
I have just added this song to my youtube channel of covers...please have a look! I think I did Eddie proud...what a wonderful song! It will live forever.....
Such a Beautiful, smooth voice, always loved Eddy, grew up on him, Patsy, Elvis, Connie Francis, 50's, my parents music. Am now 44, STILL love it... THIS is Pure country music at its Best. I always liked Eddy's personality as well, seemed like a heck of a Nice guy...
I love his old vinyl. some of the arrangements are a hoot. and the players are great. studio product for days and he must have cringed at some of them. But he had a real and natural feeling for a song, and some of them are great, like this one.
This man should have been #1 or 2 instead of 20th. Travis Trett or what ever his name is was in the top ten because he has a nice ass. Give me a break!
AMEN! It is great that we have YouTube and the like sowe can listen to the real talent such as the great Eddy Arnold, Ray Price, Patsy Cline, Jim Reeves.
They all sure didn't need fireworks, and junk to make a show great - because they all had talent. I am sure that there are some new young folks that have talent; however most of the junk today is, fast fake and fizzled out tomorrow kids, that lack substance.
@shedhouserob The "Tennesee Plow Boy" is in my top 4 with Johnny Cash, Hag, and Marty Robbins (in no particular order). Eddie Arnold's voice is as smooth as silk and never gets old. Ever time I hear him sing I want to dance.
To put it simply Eddy Arnold is a supreme entertainer. A country great who mastered the simplicity and sincerity that country music is famous for, Easy listening at its absolute finest.
Thanks for being able to see/hear Eddy again been so long. Also for your tidbit about him being in a MUCH better place. I often wonder what these old singers think about our awful music today. enough of that... but sure have been blessed tonite for several hours here on YouTube. Amen to others who wrote. GBUA
when I hear this song, it reminds me of when I was younger and I would go spend summers with my grandmother and she use to play her records.. Oh how I so miss those days!
Eddy Arnold...what a voice..what a true country gentleman....I remember my father singing Eddy's songs in a style close to Eddy's...watching and hearing this makes me miss them both very much...God give you rest Eddy Arnold ....
I am so thankful that we have the opportunity to see this song shared by Willowcat.Thank you soo much for bringing back a treasured part of my life's memories for me today. No one sang this song like he did.
This is the great Eddy Arnold deivering one of this great hits of the 60's . You can see that he was sick and still he gave his best. This is "real country music", not the bullshit that passes for that type of music today like Garth Brooks etc. God bless you Eddy and we'll see you in "Hillbilly Heaven".
no, youre a waste of skin piece of vermin feces, sheep fucking,blood of a slut, goat blowing, semen slurping, outhouse seat licking waste of human breath that you are! . Go hang yourself, and dont waste precious space by posting your inbred comments on here, and let the people remember Eddy Arnold, as a legend. Now go spend monday with your spouse/brother/uncle.! This comment is for ankatz, not for the rest of those that have posted here :)
Against my better judgment -- because it may only feed your need for attention -- I have to respond to one more stupid, ignorant, immature comment on your part. You're 45 YEARS OLD?! Grow up and get a life....
From the time I was a small girl we listened to Eddy. He was a true southern gentlman and was quoted as saying " I am no better than the fans I sing for " " I am better for having them " Not a redneck statment but a really wonderful human being. Any one slandering him is slandering there selves. He's with his beloved Sally now. RIP Eddy.
Why? Because you say so? "This woman" happens to be famous country comedienne Minnie Pearl (real hame Sarah Ophelia Colley Cannon). Mrs. Cannon was influential in Nashville society and a philanthropist. Nobody says you have to like country music. Nobody says you have to post here either.
You'd do well to live up to your user name. I don't see either kindness or honor in your comment. Eddy was no redneck. Eddy was the consumate gentleman. You obviously aren't.
Thanks for this great live performance. What a gentleman Eddy was. There will never be another Eddy Arnold. An extraordinary God-given talent and a rare man. Thanks, Eddy, for all you've meant to so many of us for so many, many years. We've all lost a friend, and the world is a little sadder, a little poorer for your loss. Rest in peace.
He was the #1 singer when I was a boy. First in "Hillbilly" music and then in Countrypolitan, which he invented. A true gentleman. Thank you for all the great moments Eddy. I'll be joining you one of these days in the not too distant future.
My parents were fans of Eddy Arnold,
I grew up with country.
This gentleman was one of the best!
He left a great legacy, his great singing!
Thank you Eddie, you are in Heaven singing!
*****stars and thumbs up
gloheart1 2 weeks ago
My dad was a big fan of Eddy Arnold and the songs he sung. My dad passed away Dec. 18th, 2011 listening to Eddy Arnold's music playing in the back ground. I too enjoy Eddy Arnold's music, so today is a tribute to my dad and his favorite artist. I'm listening dad and hope you are hearing him sing to you up in heaven. I love you and miss you so much daddy!!! RIP
Octoberschild1 1 month ago
I am an Eddy Arnold fan forever. Dear Lord thank you for Eddy Arnold.
jazzfusionary 1 month ago
SO BEAUTIFUL AND YOU CAN UNDERSTAND ALL THE WORDS. SO SAD THAT YOUNG PEOPLE DON'T HAVE THE GREAT SINGERS LIKE YEARS AGO.
doglov31 2 months ago
Ah, yes... Eddy... I have three of his albums that used to belong to my parents... I grew up with his music and loved it... still do or I wouldn't still have (and still play) those albums!
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xIArcherIx 4 months ago
This is one I grew up with. My parents had good taste, no?
mysteryfaze 5 months ago
gta
Lukasilvabr 6 months ago
12 tone deaf people don't like this beautiful perfomance of a timeless song.
margondine 7 months ago
What year is this?
flix2view 7 months ago
@flix2view Last I looked, 2011.
Alikah1 3 months ago
@Alikah1 Oh you are so funny.
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Would give anything for a slow dance to this song with the man I love in Texas...
GirlieGirlNC 8 months ago
Would give anything for a slow dance to this song with the man I love in Texas...
GirlieGirlNC 8 months ago
God, please bring Eddy and Minnie back, we will trade you for Lady Gaga and any rapper of your choice.
ckwonpoker 8 months ago 16
@ckwonpoker im with you...
seltaebb 8 months ago
@ckwonpoker We will trade 100 rappers for them both and toss in Lady Ga Ga for free.
MrMikeb1958 6 days ago
God, please bring Eddy and Minnie back, we will trade you for Lady Gaga and any rapper of your choice.
ckwonpoker 8 months ago 4
Brings a tear to my eye to see and hear him performing this song. My Dad was a big fan, and I have Eddy Arnold's greatest hits burned into my memory from an album he used to play all the time. (On a record player that was hidden inside the mantle of our fake fireplace!) Whether you like this music or not, it sure does represent a different time. My father was a bartender most of his life, back when tending bar was an art form. And this song brings back that whole era. (Sniff...)
bobbytee1959 8 months ago
Soap, guimauve....Bof ...Basta !
countrychess 8 months ago
11 people do not understand country music. Eddie Arnold is a pillar in country music history. Oh I am so sorry to hear that he passed away. May he attain the supreme bliss of Nirvana.
gemunuwira 9 months ago
@hoth260 make episodes I II &III go away
Notarapeist 9 months ago
My Mom passed last April. I remember her playing this song on our stereo when I was a kid. Love & Miss you Mom. God Bless Eddy Arnold. Sing this to Mom for me in heaven!
ilovbradpitt 10 months ago
This man had class. I can't believe that there are 11 people who do not like this.
terrisonb 10 months ago
This man had class.
terrisonb 10 months ago
Oh what a beautiful voice and song,
happymoon6969 11 months ago
Thanks for the "way back machine" . Pushing 50 now and loved this tune since I was a kid. : ^ )
sexmoochogranday 1 year ago
Missing my dad who loved this music.
Amber1ize 1 year ago 2
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Make Republicans go away!
hoth260 1 year ago
@hoth260 thats funny.
ghostofChrist 1 year ago
@hoth260 Please don't ruin such lovely music with your petty political problems.
CrinkleCutBeatroot 1 year ago
My wife is eddy;s great niece. loved his voice before i ever met her
cattlefart 1 year ago
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minestrone3 1 year ago
This mans voice can calm da savage beast!
therealraybaby 1 year ago 2
I MISS MY FAMILY...WHAT'S EVERYONE DOING?
skylar831 1 year ago
you ae rigth wish those good od days wee still here i love all eddy arnold songs but makes the wold go away is my favorite one!!!!
erlinda261 1 year ago
Another on of my dads favs
HERNANDEZ92880 1 year ago
Amen Vasper!!!
flybikeshop 1 year ago
i would LOVE to hear Josh Turner do this...but he wont equal Eddy...
Ammitt 1 year ago
@Ammitt Oh i agree with you!! Josh Turner would be great
Laurie8811 1 year ago
#26 on the all time country pain and angst songs
daveatthegig 1 year ago
were is her hat????
originalmarsbase 1 year ago
RIP Hank Cochran too. He wrote this song.
railgeek404 1 year ago
RIP Eddy
CatsJams 1 year ago
A true gentlemen..Class, grace and class.
Amber1ize 1 year ago
he inspired me to sing.great..check out my songs as well...hit on gypwin..cheers
gypwin 1 year ago
its been 8 months since i text anything my dad and eddy are still in my heart XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
colin7983 1 year ago
great song. imortalized in gta san andreas^^
LiderJoao 1 year ago
Mello!
therealraybaby 1 year ago
im realated 2 him!!!!! my grandfaher tells awsome stories about him!!!!!!
christieaa1000 1 year ago
Sniff, sniff! :*( R.I.P. Mr. Arnold. We miss you!
MyFreedomChannel 1 year ago 2
Beautiful
Beautiful Memories......Say the things you used to say......AW......Teardrop....
meehall121 1 year ago
I'm 19. My generation is lost in the meaning of music. We need more of this. Taylor Swift is the closest to something like this.
brunetteDUH 1 year ago 5
@brunetteDUH your joking about taylor swift right?
DrOlliefish 1 year ago
@DrOlliefish No I am not. Taylor writes songs about real life. She writes it with passion and meaning. Jeezus please stop with the hater comments.
brunetteDUH 1 year ago
@brunetteDUH Taylor Swift doesn't even come close to eddie arnold
hiddenrocker11 1 year ago
@hiddenrocker11 I'm not comparing her to Eddie Arnold you twat. Stop trollin'.
brunetteDUH 1 year ago
@brunetteDUH
Wrong answer, try again.
Taylor Swift? Really!
KyleKleef 1 year ago
R.I.P. Eddie. They just don't make such artist anymore.
Wajlonis 1 year ago 3
Fabulous song extraordinary voice!! LOVE IT!
greenowl2 2 years ago
He was my mom's fav when I was a kid. I remember going with her to a meet and greet at a nearby store where he was appearing (late 60's early 70's?) and she became disappointed because he didn't seem that nice and friendly, etc. I'm not saying he wasn't a nice person, it's just that day anyway he was cold and aloof and I remember feeling very sorry for her. I was just a small child. I think he was her hearthrob at that time....so I understand how it must have made her feel. Great voice though.
ladybluluv 2 years ago
take heart he might have just been having a bad day. they're human too. at least she had his years of music to comfort her...that's what does it for me. I've listened to him since i was five (36 now) and I will always love him. have a great day.
rennogsd1996 2 years ago 3
@ladybluluv Ladyblu, I had the same experience at about the same time! Eddy, one of my top favorites, came to a Sears Roebuck store in the suburbs of Philadelphia. The store was jammed. We waited and waited. He came out...and wouldn't sing. He said they hadn't paid him enough for that. I did get his autograph and handshake though. He was "cold" but I got to meet him. THEECKS
DADSMUSIC69 1 year ago
@DADSMUSIC69 Yeah, we met him too and she got an autograph. This was in LI NY. Just wish it would have been a more pleasant experience for her. Oh well, what can you do? Maybe it wasn't a good time for him or something.
ladybluluv 1 year ago
Ohhhh... back when men were gentlemen and people had manners. :-) I wish those values were here today. What a great song. Sappy, but GREAT!
vespertinne 2 years ago 54
@vespertinne Those values will always be with us. It's just that we notice bad manners and good manners are taken for granted and not noticed. It's like noticing a black dot on a pure white shirt. You wouldn't notice the shirt if it were clean.
Himself73 1 year ago
@vespertinne Exactly...give me sappy any day!
toxicwaste523 1 year ago
I can't find one of Eddy's songs from 1978 called "If everyone had had someone like you"
is1531 2 years ago
Great & Super
israel858 2 years ago
This was one of my late grandads songs before he past away. Tanked up in a pub but nevertheless; This one's for John Arthur Outten, one for the legend I say! T'rah coc'
jeffhardyII 2 years ago
Ed is great!! one of the best country singers of all times!!
EdwarDixie 2 years ago
this is country music not that stuff thats on today.... country gentleman
scotty24740 2 years ago
my dad and gpa can sing ths song it pretty kewl but idk y it on my fav I DID NOT PUT IT THERE!!!!!!
danideedanielle 2 years ago
A great baritone like Jim Reeves! They have left a legasy for country music.
franklindavid 2 years ago
My dad always sang this song. When we were kids we goofed on my dad when he listened to Eddie Arnold. My dad has been gone for a while now and we miss him and the music he listened to. Listening to Eddie Arnold brings back great memories of my dad. Eddie was one of the greats who will be missed.
RMYak54 2 years ago 2
my dad sung this all the time now hes gone and so has eddie i miss them both in my heart forever
colin7983 2 years ago 3
Great Super Post. Eddy Arnold was one of the best.
Thanku Peter for the send. Thans to the poster.
geena6 2 years ago
thats was my step fathers favorite sond,, rest in peace hubba..
kimmiekann000 2 years ago
im related to him and this is the first time i looked him up.
PIKMINinMYGARDEN 2 years ago
me too!!!
wowdeathknighting 2 years ago
WONDERFULL VOICE....
TmVRCTY 2 years ago
I have just added this song to my youtube channel of covers...please have a look! I think I did Eddie proud...what a wonderful song! It will live forever.....
Cheers!
elvidinck 2 years ago
is he still alive , love this song, but wow he looked old there even.
tenaciousharmonizer 2 years ago
No. He passed away at May 8, 2008 (aged 89)., week before next birthday. RIP
raul572001 2 years ago
This is one of my favorite karoke songs to sing. He was an incredible singer,
jimmydcap 2 years ago
Such meaning.
Amber1ize 2 years ago
he inspired me to sing.. check out gypwin
gypwin 2 years ago
Such a Beautiful, smooth voice, always loved Eddy, grew up on him, Patsy, Elvis, Connie Francis, 50's, my parents music. Am now 44, STILL love it... THIS is Pure country music at its Best. I always liked Eddy's personality as well, seemed like a heck of a Nice guy...
we miss you Eddy, rest in Peace...
DERedhead65 2 years ago 2
thank you for posting this
TheCyberphlak 2 years ago 2
A great singer and a southern jentlemen. I know I will miss him.
louisasueblank 2 years ago
Never heard of a "jentlemen"?
snavarro228 2 years ago
I love his old vinyl. some of the arrangements are a hoot. and the players are great. studio product for days and he must have cringed at some of them. But he had a real and natural feeling for a song, and some of them are great, like this one.
rvbarnesboy 2 years ago
Search for Eddy Arnold on GrooveSafari (dot) com
GrooveSafari 2 years ago
please tell me that you love me, and make the world go away
StarZiggy3 2 years ago
its a great song.
daricen 2 years ago
Remember corporate America has it's agenda, "profits", it is more intrusive than you realize,.... even in Nashville
calerouan 2 years ago
The most amazing voice - such real talent. No wonder Elvis admired him so much.
Kidgate 2 years ago
This man should have been #1 or 2 instead of 20th. Travis Trett or what ever his name is was in the top ten because he has a nice ass. Give me a break!
shedhouserob 2 years ago 16
AMEN! It is great that we have YouTube and the like sowe can listen to the real talent such as the great Eddy Arnold, Ray Price, Patsy Cline, Jim Reeves.
They all sure didn't need fireworks, and junk to make a show great - because they all had talent. I am sure that there are some new young folks that have talent; however most of the junk today is, fast fake and fizzled out tomorrow kids, that lack substance.
14thetruth 2 years ago 3
This is a time gone by,and will never be seen again .
htuomnom 2 years ago
@shedhouserob The "Tennesee Plow Boy" is in my top 4 with Johnny Cash, Hag, and Marty Robbins (in no particular order). Eddie Arnold's voice is as smooth as silk and never gets old. Ever time I hear him sing I want to dance.
pyakubov 1 year ago
this is such an amazing song and such a classic!!!! i love it so much
PoolDal8 2 years ago 5
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metalxx7 2 years ago
To put it simply Eddy Arnold is a supreme entertainer. A country great who mastered the simplicity and sincerity that country music is famous for, Easy listening at its absolute finest.
vocalist1952 2 years ago 5
He still sounds good, after all these years.
franklindavid 2 years ago 4
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endre58 2 years ago
Eddy A. is my favorite top coumtry music. And I love this song. I missed him..
schulzmark3 2 years ago
Thanks for being able to see/hear Eddy again been so long. Also for your tidbit about him being in a MUCH better place. I often wonder what these old singers think about our awful music today. enough of that... but sure have been blessed tonite for several hours here on YouTube. Amen to others who wrote. GBUA
hischild828 2 years ago 3
such an easy voice to listen to
nayve9 2 years ago 2
He was good!
zaaritha 3 years ago 3
He is still good, but his original recording when he was young was his best.
franklindavid 3 years ago
This was back when country was real music, with meaning and feelings. RIP Eddy.
jimgreene68 3 years ago 5
I love this song
mariohacker1 3 years ago 3
This should definalty be a fallout 3 song!
sworddancer112 3 years ago 2
im related to this guy.. no joke either lol he was my great annts son
rcnkiller 3 years ago
Awesome!
ellecee13 3 years ago 2
when I hear this song, it reminds me of when I was younger and I would go spend summers with my grandmother and she use to play her records.. Oh how I so miss those days!
MyRohan 3 years ago 2
GREAT 5 stars
claysjavelin1 3 years ago 3
My dad used to waltz my mama around the house to this, and I have the luxury of the memorie of what greatness is and always will be.
waltzingtilly 3 years ago 4
eddy arnold was really a GREAT country singer.. too bad, he just died may 8, 2008..rip, eddy..
pinyaks 3 years ago 3
This song is in the beginning of Carrie Underwood's music vid for Just a Dream! XD
jickajohnda 3 years ago
lol that's how i learned about this song, from the just a dream music video xD
oxmxfxgxxily 3 years ago
Lol, same here! =D
jickajohnda 3 years ago
My father played this all the time. What memories. then and now. thanks
bbudacious 3 years ago
JE SUIS FRANCAIS EST J' aime beaucoup la musique americaine
ITALIAI2008 3 years ago
Make the world go away...
eaglestriker24 3 years ago
i loved eddy:*)
such a shame he died:(
he was my grandpas uncle.
i never met him:(
rickypaulgriffin 3 years ago 2
my gma and gpa use to dance to this song cheek to cheek ,,they were married 60 years. beautiful song.
screamgorgeous45 3 years ago
Beautiful song and melody.
strummer357 3 years ago
It is!!
13triki 3 years ago
does any one have eddy singing the old porch swing?
BobbiBlue2 3 years ago
Eddy Arnold...what a voice..what a true country gentleman....I remember my father singing Eddy's songs in a style close to Eddy's...watching and hearing this makes me miss them both very much...God give you rest Eddy Arnold ....
midasdm 3 years ago
I'm related to him
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what a great song!
julieaydlott 3 years ago 3
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With all the respect to the late great Eddy Arnold, but I love the way Elvis does this song much better.
alicia1060 3 years ago
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dang eddy arnold is my great grandpa i never new he was this famous i wish i would have met him
soccerboccer26 3 years ago
Eddy was and still is one of my favorite singers, man what a smooth baritone voice he had no one can compare!
kboyzrock 3 years ago 2
Johnny Cash Can
sammyt1215 3 years ago
I am so thankful that we have the opportunity to see this song shared by Willowcat.Thank you soo much for bringing back a treasured part of my life's memories for me today. No one sang this song like he did.
highsince1967 3 years ago 5
summed up perfectly....highsince1967
mal334455 3 years ago
I'm heart sore to see a good man go on,god take and keep his singin soul safe,he made the world a better place,MAC
macswag 3 years ago 3
classic! eddie was my first crush! i was only about seven! rest in peace!
1lhotstuff 3 years ago
This is the great Eddy Arnold deivering one of this great hits of the 60's . You can see that he was sick and still he gave his best. This is "real country music", not the bullshit that passes for that type of music today like Garth Brooks etc. God bless you Eddy and we'll see you in "Hillbilly Heaven".
taterdickens 3 years ago 2
this was a great classic song!!
emmtampa 3 years ago 3
rest with God mr arnold! you will be missed
afccapt07 3 years ago 4
Rest in Peace Eddy.
You will be missed!!!!
PhilFeedback 3 years ago 4
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no, youre a waste of skin piece of vermin feces, sheep fucking,blood of a slut, goat blowing, semen slurping, outhouse seat licking waste of human breath that you are! . Go hang yourself, and dont waste precious space by posting your inbred comments on here, and let the people remember Eddy Arnold, as a legend. Now go spend monday with your spouse/brother/uncle.! This comment is for ankatz, not for the rest of those that have posted here :)
bryyang 3 years ago
Eddie, we will miss you. You are certainly one of a kind. My God Bless your soul, our prayers go to your family
atp1962 3 years ago 4
He is going to be missed
laughingcrow 3 years ago 5
God Bless Eddy Arnold!
bryyang 3 years ago 4
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no cris, because Carrie Underwood is horrible, she's a bubble gum singer, maybe she should go back to high school to finish her grade 12
bryyang 3 years ago
i agree
sandra002533 3 years ago
They just invited Carrie on to the grand ol Opry. She has yet to earned this gift.
jimmydcap 3 years ago
Brad Paisley and Carrie Underwood are singing a tribute for him at the ACM's tomorrow night on the ACMs, it should be great!
chrishamrick15 3 years ago 3
I missed it!!!! Was it great? I looked for it on YouTube (1 hour after the show ended). It hasn't made it here...YET! Carrie is cool and so is Brad!
browneyedcarol 3 years ago
It was the BEST performance of the night.
sarahcisley 3 years ago 4
Great post, RIP Eddy you will be missed dearly. -BCOR Radio
Bo33778 3 years ago 4
I love this song by Eddie Arnold!! I wish I could make the world go away!!
Strait6 3 years ago 2
OMG! Take that back! ;) My friend and I used to sing this song like this; "make the world go away...........and give me your welfare check." lol
whenaman 3 years ago
Tasteless attempt at humor. Totally inappropriate.
navigatormike56 3 years ago
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Cease to "Pontifficate". Who made you the Judge??
whenaman 3 years ago
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Stop "pontifficating". Who put you in charge?
We have freedom of speech here in the US.
whenaman 3 years ago
Against my better judgment -- because it may only feed your need for attention -- I have to respond to one more stupid, ignorant, immature comment on your part. You're 45 YEARS OLD?! Grow up and get a life....
navigatormike56 3 years ago
One of God's Pleasures for the human race! Eddy
norsegod666 3 years ago
From the time I was a small girl we listened to Eddy. He was a true southern gentlman and was quoted as saying " I am no better than the fans I sing for " " I am better for having them " Not a redneck statment but a really wonderful human being. Any one slandering him is slandering there selves. He's with his beloved Sally now. RIP Eddy.
arntigreat 3 years ago 4
Thanks for a great post. Eddy's secret was his sincerity, humility and kindness. A man's character shows in his face -- and in his voice as well.
navigatormike56 3 years ago 2
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God this woman is hideous.
KINDNESSEQUALSHONOR 3 years ago
Why? Because you say so? "This woman" happens to be famous country comedienne Minnie Pearl (real hame Sarah Ophelia Colley Cannon). Mrs. Cannon was influential in Nashville society and a philanthropist. Nobody says you have to like country music. Nobody says you have to post here either.
navigatormike56 3 years ago 2
grou up redneck kindness, but only in your dreams you are kind
drake88man 3 years ago 2
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One less redneck. Yay! Country sucks.
KINDNESSEQUALSHONOR 3 years ago
You'd do well to live up to your user name. I don't see either kindness or honor in your comment. Eddy was no redneck. Eddy was the consumate gentleman. You obviously aren't.
navigatormike56 3 years ago
eddy isn't really gone. he's been recorded and will be enjoyed for years to come. the future looks brighter because eddy's in it.
scrmntchavez 3 years ago 3
One of the true country legends will be missed wholeheartedly-Rip Eddy!+
WarlordFeyd 3 years ago 3
they said Eddy was worth more than 40 million! not bad for a country plowboy Farewell Eddy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ELVISFREE1977 3 years ago 2
Thanks for this great live performance. What a gentleman Eddy was. There will never be another Eddy Arnold. An extraordinary God-given talent and a rare man. Thanks, Eddy, for all you've meant to so many of us for so many, many years. We've all lost a friend, and the world is a little sadder, a little poorer for your loss. Rest in peace.
navigatormike56 3 years ago
the first time i heard this song was from the GTA San Andreas station... great song :)
TkrB 3 years ago 2
The fond soundtrack of my childhood.
RIP Eddy Arnold
goat725 3 years ago 3
He was the #1 singer when I was a boy. First in "Hillbilly" music and then in Countrypolitan, which he invented. A true gentleman. Thank you for all the great moments Eddy. I'll be joining you one of these days in the not too distant future.
hfelknor 3 years ago 2
Good point about the two distinct phases of Eddy's career. He reached the pinnacle of his career in the years