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Someday, in the afterlife, I sure hope I bump into this tremendous woman, I feel like I've known her allready for these 50 years.

@MissSmokeThatLoud---We were all 16 once, you have lots of company on this song. Glad you have good taste.

At the high school dance, you could hold a girl real close and dance slow to this one, feel her heart beat a little! Back in the day---

53 years I've listened to this song, not tired of it yet. Sing on Johnny.

She's been gone 49 years, but it sure don't seem that long. I hear her songs, and I have a hard time believing reality. This is one of those songs that was hers as soon as she recorded it.

Donna, you are the one unforgettable. Fantastic talent you have, wish you were my sister!!

No question about it, Donna is georgeous hunk of lady and sweet talent.

This group has stood the test of time. Totally a class act, a class song, and I'm thankful to have been listening since 1959. One of my all time favorites for sure. Thanks for posting.

@perfectstrangrO yessir, I am with you since before 1955, but this song stands out in my memory of one of a few that got me started listening to music. I hope we both can listen a bit longer.

You could go to the high school dance, grab a girl, hold her so close and dance slow to this one. Wow, what a memory maker, thanks for posting.

1959, I was beginning the 9th grade, remember this tune very well, in fact had the record. Thanks for posting.

Good job, I like it. I like Connor too!

The "country" sound suits you good. I like this.

A favorite of millions---what a singer, what a lady!!

A whole stage full of the best, thanks for posting.

There's a few comments here that don't seem to appreciate the sheer beauty of a custom Peterbilt with a monster v-12 Cat. Sad.

A truck like this would be ideal for off road type of hauling. A timber company that logs on their own land, no weight limits. This one could haul the yarders and shovels of any size up serious steep mountains with no problems.

What a treat to listen to some full grown horses, Even at an idel it is very impressive. The machine seems to be almost like a new one for it's shape. You're blesed to own it.

Fixing the engine in this tractor will be very expensive. Lots of things have probably rotted off in 10 years, and the cost of pulling that shaft and turning it as well as a bearing set, maybe a sleave and piston set, go through the valves and injectors, ouch, OOOHHH, mucho bucks. But---I love it...

@DelTangBrav I'm sorry Del, I was surprised I made this comment on this song, I knew it was "Crazy". Looking at one thing and typing on another, maybe, sorry, thanks for the correction.

Tommy's thoughtfullness here to Chet will always make me a Tommy fan forever. Chet no doubt wanted to please his fans even here, and tommy helped him do it so well. Thanks for the example tommy.

Been a long time since I heard this one, very popular back in the mid 70's.

Pure music from a 275 or 300 in those days.

The old 275's and 300's with a skinny muffler and back drop manifold were in a world of their own for sound. Pure music out the stack, sure miss those things coming up the street here and there.

Without question I think this is your piece of cake, really good job Tonda. You're a country girl!!, keep looking for more songs, you do this so good. Bruce

I like newt's seeming gutsiness about some things, but I can't help but wonder just how gutsy he would be in taking down the 2nd if he conjured up cause to do it? You either have liked guns and owned guns and believe in guns all your life, or you don't. politicians seem to like guns around electi...

Only she can do this one, what a song----what a woman!!

It didn't hurt to have Chet helping out too.

It didn't really matter the song, or who recorded it before her, or how long it had been around. Once patsy sang the song, put her imprint on it, it belonged to her after that. Many of her songs I would'nt even slow down to listen to if sang by someone else, but when she sings it, I pull over!!,...

Looks like he was setting those girls in the back ground on fire with this great music.No way could they help but clap and carry on!!

I don't see any imposters here pretending to be Patsy. Hard to not recognize a lady that pretty.

what a georgeous woman, she just had it it in spades.!!

51 years ago----what's wroing with it? Ans: NOTHING, still a great song and it will be great in 2061, maybe better. I wish there were new records coming out that made the memories this song has made. Thanks for posting.

This is in a league with a Chet Atkins tune, sounds great.

I like it, because I know you put out a lot of work to please me and your friends with this great old song. Congrats girl, this a hard thing to do but you did it, fantastic. Thanks a lot. bruce

At around 6:30 on Blackbird, you look over Chets left shoulder and see a woman with a black blouse and white neck scarf type thing on. That is Jethros wife, and Chets wife to her right. You see them several times actually, but again at about 2:35 and 4:00. I read once that if you saw Chet, chance...

Looks just a biat older than 59. Who would have ordered chain drive in 59?

I would be not happy with a guy idling my truck that fast. Oh well, it's not mine.

@351441. I drove many 262's back in the 70's. They were all 220's, with the 42 horsepower Air Research Turbo added on to them. They would---in many cases, hang in well with a stock 335 Cummins, which was the big gun at the time. A good 262 in a KW, 2-- 4 speeds or a 5 and 3 speed, and you got rig...

Glad I found you playing this just this morning. I'm an old guy, but if you were my neighbor I'd hit you up for guitar lessons as I surely appreciate your accomplishments and style. Keep it up.

A rather simple song, and simple music, but what a powerful song to hear. Gets me a little choked up at times, wonderful!!, and thanks for posting. Jud had to be a great guy.