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l love women who love wearing pantyhose! This is fantastic. THANK YOU

this is fascinating!

The most beautiful women inside and out ever. She is patriotic too, a rarity in show business it seems these days. What a treat to view. Thank you so much!

Just beautiful! A Canadian penned classic, performed by an American icon about a returning Viet Nam veteran about the greatest sport RODEO.

Tanya's version of this masterpiece is so angelic you sing along and do not even realize the damned vs darned thing. Love all who have sang this. When I hear this song I am settling down on an NFR bucking horse, getting ready for one of the rides of my life. The chute opens and if you can imagine...

All of your videos are excellent! THANK YOU!

She has beautiful hands and perfect manicred fingernails to go along with the sexiest legs on the world.

Talent beyond comprehension.

Christmas Day 1910 was a Sunday like 2011. My Grandfather was a miner in Leadville at that time. Needles to say,my people are native Colordans. It is incredible what has happenned to that state, but for those of us who where lucky enough to be be born and raised in The Centennial State...THIS IS ...

at 50 years old, and my family's roots embedded in colorado since the 1880s, I feel this is the greatest Christmas song EVER recoreded. Emmy Lou's background vocals on this recording is priceless. Thanks to the NGDB and to you for posting this.

I have always thought that if you could sum up Nashville in 3 minutes and 17 seconds, this is the song. Arguably, maybe the best country song ever recorded. I know that is saying alot.

Using images of the holocaust to push this point is disturbing and just wrong.

Summer breeze makes me feel fine. Winter breeze makes me feel like crap. From the Great White North.

Love the recent comments from younger people. I'm 50, a heavy metal, pure country music, long haired hippy at heart and I am 14 all over again when I hear this. ABBA was the BEST!

The sound of high heels clicking on a tile floor is such a turn on!

Title song from this 1987 album. This song is beyond great, beyond awesome. While he did not write this song, he did write or co-wrote six other songs on this album. Listen to "Anything Goes," or "It's Not My Cross To Bear," and you will see the musical genius of Gregg Allman.

Timothy B. Schmit to this day seems to not have aged. This is the best of the best. God bless southern rock and all of you who dig it. From an old fart.

WOW!! You're vidoes are so well done. Thank you!!

Carole Kings' Tapestry album IS the best popular music release of the 20th century. Says a lot huh? Nothing against Elvis, Sinatra, The Stones ect. But when you listen to this album, it is timeless. It (the album) could have been released in 1981 or 1991 and been just as phenomenal. 1901 through ...

SIMPLY BREATHTAKING. VERY BEAUTIFUL

A real work of art. Thank you.

Whoa! Too many names being thrown around that don't mean sheep shit from coffee beans. Justin Beiber, Bob Dylan, Rod Stewart. First recorded in 1974 by blah blah. Who the fuck cares. This is a timeless masterpiece sung by KIM CARNES. By doing so she made the summer of 1981 unforgetable. Not no o...

Yes it is the summer of 1981 all over again. That is what great songs are supposed to do. This one passes with flying colors!

Keith was on track to be the best of the best. Just listen to this. Keith was set to embark on a career the industry had never seen. He died so young. I cried. This particular number is a Merle Haggared/Bonnie Owens treasure. On line or at your local record store, check out Keith's stuff.

The Bakersfield sound. This is it. The most exiting thing that ever happened to Country music. God bless Buck, Don, Bonnie. I love you all. RIP. I miss you.

Tundaboy05...What a GREAT comment! When you are right, you are right! Stevie is the best! You are the best for posting this. This is an American classic for the ages. It is nice to know other people recognize his genius.

pontusgardinger...the worst comment I have EVER read. This song is a masterpiece, whoever sang it.