JUST A CLOSER WALK WITH THEE - audio only - (Ferlin Husky)

[pattykake19]

I.ve listened to Ferlin Husky all my life & This is diffinately Ferlin.

[johnnyreb067]

this is Ferlin Husky and the best version of this song..

[NiceOldBoy]

What a great voice and subtile background!

Thank you for sharing - and special thanks for the sheet!

Froehliche Gruesse aus Tirol

;-)

[alexis4860]

hi i like this song...can you send me the notes I want to sing this with blockflote..please gbu!

[xrayPL]

that's not a correct rythem and barely correct melody:(

[nsim333]

you might just want to listen to judith durham with the seekers from 1966  it will send chills up your spine kinda brings a tear to your eyes by the way she is still singing today in australian concerts to packed houses would be hard to get her to come to usa

[nsim333]

sorry but it sure is ferlin husky as i have the album thank you

[stewartabesha]

i think its jim reeves

[stewartabesha]

this is not aduio oonly

[jessilu]

There is no question about it, this is definitely Ferlin Husky!!

[bulbheadmyass]

Wonderful music. I don't think it's Ferlin, but it is good whoever. Sheet music is a good visual.

[zener39]

This is Furlin...........I think

[gbiggun]

Ferlin was a good singer but this is not him.Too much bass. This version is J D Sumner and the Stamps Quartet.This was recorded after Elvis died and J D put out some alburms. He was older and his voice wasn't as strong so he had trouble trying to sing the higher range of this song.

[charlieb1950]

That is moct definitly ferlin

[kgus123]

Ferlin Husky -- good call, he's the guy. Glad someone recognized him.

[bottledsoul]

I got a version of red foley from ares and it doesn`t sound the same.

[bottledsoul]

sounds a lot like ferlin husky.

[19131915]

Thanks for your comment. I think we've got the right man this time. I just listened to Ferlin Husky singing Lonely Christmas (1967)and it sounded just like this guy. Also the backing group seams to match, so it's probably from the same era. I never heard of Ferlin Husky before today. Thanks again.

[kgus123]

Definitely not Cash. Sings a bit like Red Foley, but in a lower register -- compare to studio version of Peace in the Valley. Sounds like a live airtake, which could explain style and voice differences -- but no trademark "oh yeah". He sure sounds familiar.

[19131915]

Thanks. I just had a listen to Red Foley "Peace in the Valley" and I'm inclined to agree with you. I'll head it up as Red Foley, and see if anyone disagrees.

[jondj1]

I'm thinking it may depend on the era and age at the time of this particular recording.

I'm certainly not an voice analyzer but you can hear some Ferlin here (but at what age?) The ferlin husky website has two versions of this song and many others if not all.

[Jonafat69]

It sounds alot like johnny cash