The Statler Bros. Random Memories Part Three

[OneKewpie]

I love this video, thank you so much! ~OneKewpie~

[Siemianowiceee]

Dear Author,

It would be better, rather than say random memories, to connect the so-called randomness together for the reader of any book.

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The reader will automatically make their own connections in any book it reads, the opportunitiy to impose an individual bias or view is lost, if the contents of the book are random; leaving the reader supposedly, to peruse the index at the back for any connectedness with anything else.

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Bad title.

Cheers

from,

del-boy.

[flashback96]

What is crazy is that, when you tune into the voices of the sons, they sound just like their dads!

[EnchiladaMan360]

@flashback96 I agree. It's crazy cool.

[captglennsr]

Harold and Don please consider making a song and/or a video regarding America. At this point in time we the people need a touch from the past to rally the old time beliefs that formed our great nation. John Wayne has passed, Roy Rogers has passed......you guys are the only living reality of the "real" past we have (Great Entertainers). You have and still represent the United States of America as historic patriots. Please consider this request. The younger generation need to hear from you.

[ericedy]

I hope they are all well...God Bless them for all the great times they gave to us, the fans!

[atp1962]

We really miss you guys. I never got to go to your concerts, mainly cause I was to broke to go. I appreciate you tube and getting to see you guys on TV. I hope you guys will still do a occasional special.

[albprods]

I had the pleasure and pleasure of working with The Statler Brothers as a sound engineer, back when they were doing the Johnny Cash show in Los Angele's What A Class Act. I will always remember them and I take pride in being in their presence, what a great sounding band and Gents..GOD BLESS THEM they will always remain in my heart and I feel fortunate to have their recordings and I might add their sons sound fantastic . I will be following their careers as well thank you guys great gift to us.

[crzyjanie]

the statler brothers are the best country and gospel band ever.they stayed true to their roots.that is the truth.that is why they will be remembered as the best band ever.they are so personable,and harold is so funny. i will miss them but thank goodness for the posts everyone has of them. they will always be my only love,and my favorite band in every kind of music.may god bless the statler brothers and their families,and thankyou for your music and memories.

[krabbeguy]

Statlers will forever be, "THE" Class Act of the Music Industry!

[cfwwrmww]

on 4th of July2000, we were visiting out daughter in hampton rds, va and got up early to drive to staunton to see the parade! We made a memory we'll never forget seeing our favorites and listening to them. we miss you in topeka

[LittleJimmySouthern]

I stopped by the gift shop in Staunton last week. I was driving from Florida to the endless mountains of PA. A very nice lady named Adrianne helped me. Bought two shirts (And got two free autographed pix) and picked up the book.

You know what I like about these guys?

They are real.

They never went Nashville Nuts or Hollyweird.

They had a lot of talent and worked their butts off.

That is the "secret" of the best singing group......ever.

The book is well worth the price.

Thanks, guys.

[JRB20834]

In the following 35 years I have seen the Brothers in concert at a State Fair in PA;

at the Theater in the Round at Valley Forge, PA a couple of times; in Huntsville, AL; in a field near Springfield, IL; at Silver Springs, FL ... each and every one a great concert. Thanks for the memories ...

[JRB20834]

May I relate my "Random Memories" ... I first heard of and saw on stage the Statler Brothers at Brandywine Raceway, DE with the Johnny Cash/June Carter show back in the early 1970s ... and

loved their music. Guess I was about 35 and have seen them in concert all up and down the East Coast in the 35 yrs since then ... I doubt if they remember appearing at the Firehall in Elkton, MD a year or so later, sort of the start as a group on their own. Then in Salisbury, MD a year or so later.

[williamsonmunier]

Does anyone know when/where this will be shown in total? It's a treasure, just like the book!

[2true2blue]

I love the honesty , the pure comedy, of each situations in their lives.

[newphilly99]

I had the privilege of being at their last concert in Salem, VA, and it, indeed, was a very emotional evening. They all are true gentlemen.

[npretzer09]

The book is wonderful! I can relate, somewhat, to crying at their last concert. Thanks for so many wonderful memories through your songs.

[KID211233]

Wonderful video commercial. Nearly as good as the book!

[ALLENMUSKY]

Classic story....

[MAMsMom97]

I knew Harold Reid was already guilty of stealing my heart, but a smuggler?!?!? Geez!