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KSLI, DLI, SCLI, KOYLI, Ox. & Bucks, 60th, KRRC. I served in the LI and we're still about. Aucto Splendore Resurgo.

So glad this has been uploaded, ever since my dim and distant youth I thought it was recorded by Conrad Veidt!!

The Man With The Dark Brown Throat; really miss you Johnny. Thank the Lord there are folks who put songs like this one on here.

Thank you.

This man will never receieve the recognition that should have been his due. What a total disservice to an incredible talent. God bless Clifford.

THAT'S the way its done! Have a soft voice and carry a big stick!!

I don't pontificate and I believe in Law and Order, I believe in capital punishment for the appalling type of crimes that are becoming more and more common. So, hang them/shoot them/imprison them...but don't become the criminal by inflicting this degradation. This is an indictment, not of the cri...

Amazing really; Cloete is still down South I think, don't know about Roy Robinson, Eddie Dodgen...is his farm still at Beatrice? Pete Enwright must be gone by now, Pete Marshall...all PATU Mash Prov...what a long time ago. Even Clem has passed on...but Rhodesians Never Die (I was an adopted Rhod...

Oh Gawd! I feel so old! Blondie and Phil, Dick Softley...where are you now lads. Aucto Splendore Resurgo!!

THIS is the version I've been seeking! Exquisite!

My God! Superb phrasing, exquisite range! Simply excellent!

I LOVE the fact that so many younger people are into Country! These songs are all about how and where they grew up, you can see the Smokey Mountains and hear the Loons in these songs. Keep talking people, you're the next generation of Country lovers! Bravo!

Mr. LeKing...you're talking through your butt! Dolly wrote it (and most of us know for and about whom) and she will never be bettered in her rendition. The best ever version from The Lady Parton.

I agree with the other comments but (and this will no doubt make me unpopular!), I do prefer the Oreste version. Lanza was the better actor (much better than Purdom in the 'Student Prince', but unfortunately Lanza was a balloon by then), but there was a beauty in Oreste's voice that we never full...

They didn't call the Big O the Caruso of Pop for nothing, did they? Peerless.

They called him The Man With The Dark Brown Throat...and the Man In Black...he's always going to be there!

I may be wrong, but I think Medic was prior to Paladin. He was one of the great characters, remember him in 'The Warlord', 'Big Jake' and as Sam Houston in The Duke's 'The Alamo'?