I thought this was the song that plays at the start of L.A. Confidential. I think that goes, you got to accentuate the perogative and.......don't mess with mr. in between lol
Whenever i hear this song i always go back to those long car rides with my grandpa before he passed away. A part of this song will always belong to him, and me, and those drawn out summers that i didn't want to end.
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My name is Kiki, and i was raped before it died. I use to enjoy pain and now inflict it upon people. I was tortured and raped until i could no longer breathe. Those meanies now suffer and die, and those who do not repost this to 5 videos will die too. i hate this 2 but i believe.
At the strike of 12AM, those who did not repost this will die a horrible death after seeing a bloody face covered with long black hair. Those who repost this will get a kiss from their crush
growing up and deciding seems to make you leave some things out, and take some things in,...at all ages...this song says something about what most of us have been through or will go through again tomorrow...Burl sings of our life so smoothly
a twin carbureter and real sharp tomater...., a car and a girl in the early sixties...just what us early teen guys were hearing bout and looking forward to ....and it all came true one anxious day at a time......
Safe,secure, riding front seat (w/out seatbelts) beside my Dad in a 56 Merc Wagon, smoothing down a winding hilly Michigan two-lane...remember smilng at this song then, smiled again just now..Thanks Burl and AlanPaladin
What is the name of that song that goes Oh my moma always told me never never to play with a loaded gun. If I'd a just listened to her she woulda never had a prisoner for a son? 99 years?
Yes, it's on Burl's Greatest Hits CD released in 1996 on MCA. It's also on the Readers Digest set "The Legendary Burl Ives" released in 1997, and the Time Life Heartland set "America's Favorite Balladeer" released in 1998.
The background singers do the refrain by themselves for a lot of the time. It makes this song distinctive. I remember this played a lot on the radio when it came out.
I`m not sure , but I think the song your looking for is called "I`ll be yours Baby tonight,"... pull the shade~turn out the light, bring that bottle rt over ~here".I`ll be yours Baby tonight".
I remember my mom used to have the 45 and on the other side was "Maria".hope thats rt. I wud luv to get that CD myself".
Yes, the name is "I'll Be Your Baby Tonight". It was written by Bob Dylan. The other song was "Maria (If I Could)" written by Charlie Daniels. Both songs also appeared on Burl's 1968 album "The Times They Are A-Changin'". The album was reissued on CD in 2000.
many thanks for that info i thought i was going mad i"ve been trying to trace this song for years and apartfrom me i think your the only one who"s heard of it unfortunitly i don"t have a record player but at least im not going mad cheers
can anyone help me me with help with a song i've been trying to trace for years i think it's called 99 years it goes oh my mama always told me note to play with aloaded gun if i'd just listened to her she'd never have a prisoner for a son the picture is still in front of my eyes and the echo in my ear when the jury said he's guilty and the judge said 99 years hope someone can help it's driving me mad
All you have to do is listen to the lyrics to know what he's talking about it, and it has nothing to do with sexuality. It's about growing older. It starts with "I'm too old for girls, too young for women", and later echoes with "I'm too young for lovin' and too old for foolin'". There's nothing in that there suggests the song is about anything more than a mid-life crisis, basically.
Thanks for posting this, and no, it's about not fitting in anywhere, and that doesn't have to have anything to do with bisexuality. Nowadays, people are looking for that everywhere, and sometimes they're imagining things.
You're right, i totally should have seen how awesomely funny you are.
Hey, you know those companies that text jokes to your phone for a buck, YOU should TOTALLY work for them as a writer! Your technique of trying the same joke twice in a row might not go over so well, but the rest of gems will.
or maybe you need a gig with hecklers, cause your witty retorts like "get a life" are hysterical.
tell you what. just don't be a douche and post under videos how much you think they suck, and let people enjoy their thing.
i'm antagonistic towards the antagonistic because they should enjoy a little conflict. If you do, i'm having a good time dueling with you. If you don't, just let it go and don't take any of this personally. So many people post like you did, and though douchey (like how i've been posting here, too) i'm sure we're all relatively good people.
a "farrey" is a person who doesn't have the ability to look at words phonetically to decipher spelling mistakes, or who thinks pointing out a typo will distract from their backtracking.
yes, that's right. focus on me, and none of the concepts i present to you. Maybe use the same joke a 3rd time. Excellent. Now you're getting the hang of this interweb machine. Hold on, i have to take out my teeth. where was i? oh ya... so then i tied an onion to my belt, which was the style at the time. And i took the farrey over to Ogdenville to get a new sole for my shoe.
this just in, any art made before the year 2000 sucks and we're all idiots for liking it! hear ye! hear ye!
But wait... i thought the future would be LESS intolerant, you know... since history has shown plenty of examples of intolerance stiffling social progress time and time again.
It's looking as though it's those who discriminate who are being left in the past. Time catch up, and start letting people be. It's easy to do.
The more you can acceptm in life the easier it is to avoid suffering. But somebody from the future should know that already.
When considering the popularity of Limp Bizkit and Nickleback this statement seems pretty ridiculous, and maybe a little close minded.
But hey, you're entitled to your opinion and presenting it in antagonistic ways. You're entitled to enjoy as many Hanna Montana concerts as you'd like, and nobody should try to make you feel silly for that. I hear she's really big these days.
Nice songs.
eurasian1974 2 months ago
Is he smoking a cheroot on the album cover? What a pimp.
kpz1234 2 months ago
@kpz1234 he's the boss
CH3MIS7RY 1 month ago
@kpz1234 to kpz1234 Burl ain't any pimp. He is Big DADDY!
(you don't seem to know much about Big DADDY do you?)
Great Video & Song
56Rickster 3 weeks ago in playlist Uploaded videos
This music takes me back ... oh... some 45 plus years !!!
Love it !
Those were good times and I didn't know it ...
Thanks for posting this video !!!
hjbpnb 2 months ago
I thought this was the song that plays at the start of L.A. Confidential. I think that goes, you got to accentuate the perogative and.......don't mess with mr. in between lol
Alladin671 4 months ago
Spend his time in the TAIN"T So they call him Mr. In between.............
sirwolfgang 4 months ago
This brings back memories. I love this song, I would sing all the time
1summero 5 months ago
My uncle use to say that that song reminded him of me and i was about 11 or 12 years old.
jackjr112 6 months ago
Mr. In Between some Hairy Butt Cheeks.
rewind721 6 months ago
@rewind721 what an ignorant comment.
pmshanahan100 5 months ago
Whenever i hear this song i always go back to those long car rides with my grandpa before he passed away. A part of this song will always belong to him, and me, and those drawn out summers that i didn't want to end.
KittnzNChz 7 months ago
Who dosen't love Burl Ives?
dolphinluv2413 7 months ago
this is a good song i would pitty the poor soul who wrote it
bandued 7 months ago
You should work on your grammar a little bit Kiki !
jdthechamp 8 months ago
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My name is Kiki, and i was raped before it died. I use to enjoy pain and now inflict it upon people. I was tortured and raped until i could no longer breathe. Those meanies now suffer and die, and those who do not repost this to 5 videos will die too. i hate this 2 but i believe.
At the strike of 12AM, those who did not repost this will die a horrible death after seeing a bloody face covered with long black hair. Those who repost this will get a kiss from their crush
sexxycutie101 9 months ago
charted in the top 100 chart in 1962
arizonaghost1 9 months ago
actually made the top 100 in 1962
arizonaghost1 9 months ago
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I have that greatest hits album. Excellent.
NcicHit2 10 months ago
every one remebers the christmas songs... This is a great sample of his true talent thank you for this!
lilmike55912 1 year ago
Man I bet you this was a great time and I bet this guy had one hell of a life. I can only imagine what went on behind the scenes.
poopyscoopy5 1 year ago 3
what a wonderful voice burl had...the great ones are all gone..no one can replace any of the greats
frankie di nunzio
hershey, pa.
TheFrankieDee 1 year ago 4
growing up and deciding seems to make you leave some things out, and take some things in,...at all ages...this song says something about what most of us have been through or will go through again tomorrow...Burl sings of our life so smoothly
baseballballerina 1 year ago 2
a twin carbureter and real sharp tomater...., a car and a girl in the early sixties...just what us early teen guys were hearing bout and looking forward to ....and it all came true one anxious day at a time......
baseballballerina 1 year ago 4
Safe,secure, riding front seat (w/out seatbelts) beside my Dad in a 56 Merc Wagon, smoothing down a winding hilly Michigan two-lane...remember smilng at this song then, smiled again just now..Thanks Burl and AlanPaladin
baseballballerina 1 year ago 2
What is the name of that song that goes Oh my moma always told me never never to play with a loaded gun. If I'd a just listened to her she woulda never had a prisoner for a son? 99 years?
kencwalsh 1 year ago
i agree
TheKath56 1 year ago
he was a great singer...he also sang to the h.u.a.c. too though.named names, didn't he?
noclass33 1 year ago
Ah, gawd this makes me think of my dad. He used to play this record all the time...thanks for posting.
daughterofolaf 1 year ago 4
There should be a picture of Burl Ives in the dictionary beside 'distinguished'.
hirdy6 1 year ago 2
Score! I heard this during the 1960's.
(Don't figure out my age, LOLOLOLOL).
Juliaflo 2 years ago 2
This is a fantastic song. Is it available on
CD? I have been unable to find it.
ashpet100 2 years ago 3
Yes, it's on Burl's Greatest Hits CD released in 1996 on MCA. It's also on the Readers Digest set "The Legendary Burl Ives" released in 1997, and the Time Life Heartland set "America's Favorite Balladeer" released in 1998.
60Cascade 2 years ago 2
I remember he did this song on Hee Haw with Roy Clark & I still love this song even to this day.
deloufu 2 years ago 3
The background singers do the refrain by themselves for a lot of the time. It makes this song distinctive. I remember this played a lot on the radio when it came out.
toobyu2859 2 years ago 3
You can never go wrong with a Burl Ives song.
circusitch 2 years ago 2
Pan zpěvák.Zlatá doba.
Dzery44 2 years ago 2
M2345
I`m not sure , but I think the song your looking for is called "I`ll be yours Baby tonight,"... pull the shade~turn out the light, bring that bottle rt over ~here".I`ll be yours Baby tonight".
I remember my mom used to have the 45 and on the other side was "Maria".hope thats rt. I wud luv to get that CD myself".
anyone else have an idea of the name"?
LUV "Burl Ives"! thanx
M2345MB 2 years ago 4
Yes, the name is "I'll Be Your Baby Tonight". It was written by Bob Dylan. The other song was "Maria (If I Could)" written by Charlie Daniels. Both songs also appeared on Burl's 1968 album "The Times They Are A-Changin'". The album was reissued on CD in 2000.
60Cascade 2 years ago 4
thanks , could you post " I will be your baby tonight" by himm
padamkanan 2 years ago 3
I'll Be your baby tonight - Burl Ives, Just posted it on Youtube for you
1594fatty 2 years ago 4
I'm still Mr. In-Between
formadaldafray 2 years ago 4
My grandma used to play this all the time when I was a kid I LOVE IT !!! Thanks for sharing it !!! :-)
dynamic881964 2 years ago 5
many thanks for that info i thought i was going mad i"ve been trying to trace this song for years and apartfrom me i think your the only one who"s heard of it unfortunitly i don"t have a record player but at least im not going mad cheers
helpame 3 years ago 5
can anyone help me me with help with a song i've been trying to trace for years i think it's called 99 years it goes oh my mama always told me note to play with aloaded gun if i'd just listened to her she'd never have a prisoner for a son the picture is still in front of my eyes and the echo in my ear when the jury said he's guilty and the judge said 99 years hope someone can help it's driving me mad
helpame 3 years ago
Burl Ives did it. Its on his "Funny Way of Laughing" album. NOT ON CD. Must get album.
dahman351 3 years ago 3
290290090416 E BAY # Nice FUNNY WAY OF LAUGHIN ALBUM With 99 years on it $2.00 "buy it now " cheep if nice shape Good luck ..Take a look
dahman351 3 years ago 5
Yeah, it's on the Funny way of Laughing Album. Great album.
Benkenobi8118 1 year ago 3
Great music. Great voice.
rileycrews 3 years ago 7
Good quality music that is wholesome, you just cant beat this. No comparison to the crap of today....
huevorosado 3 years ago 4
Anyone have Burl Ives Mary ann Regrets?
konagalvo 3 years ago
Burl was great, this song shows that.
barrygioportmorien1 3 years ago 7
Burl had such a sweet and totally unique singing voice. It seemed as effortless as simply talking, but it always wonderful to listen to him.
fleecyboy 3 years ago 7
All you have to do is listen to the lyrics to know what he's talking about it, and it has nothing to do with sexuality. It's about growing older. It starts with "I'm too old for girls, too young for women", and later echoes with "I'm too young for lovin' and too old for foolin'". There's nothing in that there suggests the song is about anything more than a mid-life crisis, basically.
cervanntes 3 years ago 5
I always thought this was about being an adolescent more than mid-life but it sounds odd having such a mature voice singing about being an adolescent
FlamingoKicker 3 years ago 3
Thanks for posting this, and no, it's about not fitting in anywhere, and that doesn't have to have anything to do with bisexuality. Nowadays, people are looking for that everywhere, and sometimes they're imagining things.
vinylsingleman 3 years ago 5
..not unlike Mongo in Blazing Saddles,
Burl was Straight
53hankster 3 years ago 7
ohhhhhh. i get it now.
"before entertainment was invented!" HAHAHAHA!
so fresh! so witty!
You're right, i totally should have seen how awesomely funny you are.
Hey, you know those companies that text jokes to your phone for a buck, YOU should TOTALLY work for them as a writer! Your technique of trying the same joke twice in a row might not go over so well, but the rest of gems will.
or maybe you need a gig with hecklers, cause your witty retorts like "get a life" are hysterical.
obscenery 3 years ago
tell you what. just don't be a douche and post under videos how much you think they suck, and let people enjoy their thing.
i'm antagonistic towards the antagonistic because they should enjoy a little conflict. If you do, i'm having a good time dueling with you. If you don't, just let it go and don't take any of this personally. So many people post like you did, and though douchey (like how i've been posting here, too) i'm sure we're all relatively good people.
peace.
obscenery 3 years ago
i haven't mentioned Burl once. i think you missed the point.
obscenery 3 years ago
I think you missed the point. Get a sense of humor. A crack was made about Burl and now you need to lecture. Zzzzzzzzzzzz.
westman2003 3 years ago
a "farrey" is a person who doesn't have the ability to look at words phonetically to decipher spelling mistakes, or who thinks pointing out a typo will distract from their backtracking.
obscenery 3 years ago
yes, that's right. focus on me, and none of the concepts i present to you. Maybe use the same joke a 3rd time. Excellent. Now you're getting the hang of this interweb machine. Hold on, i have to take out my teeth. where was i? oh ya... so then i tied an onion to my belt, which was the style at the time. And i took the farrey over to Ogdenville to get a new sole for my shoe.
this just in, any art made before the year 2000 sucks and we're all idiots for liking it! hear ye! hear ye!
obscenery 3 years ago
you live in the future??? WOW!
But wait... i thought the future would be LESS intolerant, you know... since history has shown plenty of examples of intolerance stiffling social progress time and time again.
It's looking as though it's those who discriminate who are being left in the past. Time catch up, and start letting people be. It's easy to do.
The more you can acceptm in life the easier it is to avoid suffering. But somebody from the future should know that already.
obscenery 3 years ago
When considering the popularity of Limp Bizkit and Nickleback this statement seems pretty ridiculous, and maybe a little close minded.
But hey, you're entitled to your opinion and presenting it in antagonistic ways. You're entitled to enjoy as many Hanna Montana concerts as you'd like, and nobody should try to make you feel silly for that. I hear she's really big these days.
enjoy your thing.
obscenery 3 years ago
Fantastic! Ya gotta luv the songs of Burl Ives.
(Not to shabby of an actor, either)
MisterCanning 4 years ago 7
Thanks for this one. Old Burl is scarce and this is one of his goooood ones.
oldtexascountry 4 years ago 18
I love this song done perfectly none better Thanks for posting. G.G.
ghostgal30e 4 years ago 7