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@474TFW You sound like one sick puppy. Better go see a vet.

How come you never see the girl who is singing those REALLY high notes? Her voice is just as unique as Jay's. I remember when this song first came out and I have loved it ever since.

I'm sure that Hank Locklin would have approved of Janie's rendition of this song. She really puts a lot of heart into it and if I could find it on a CD, I would buy it just for this song. She did a Christmas special with the Statler Brothers years ago where she sang "Away in a Manger" and it br...

I was driving to work one night and this song was playing in my mind. A little while later it came over the radio and you almost never hear this song on the radio. Well All Right and Everyday are my two favorite Buddy Holly tunes. I'd rather listen to Buddy's music than anything out there today.

@Kidstylez7 You'll have to excuse that mental midget 125TVThird. He probably wouldn't know a good song if somebody hit him over his fat head with it. It's people like him who give assholes a bad name.

A wrong picture is better than NO picture! Anybody who wants to make a federal case out of a wrong picture needs to get a life.

As for the song, it is absolutely my all-time favorite song and my musical interests go back to the '50's. I ALWAYS turn the volume up when this song comes on the rad...

@pleasecho2 I remember that song. I think that the refrain went something like "Steel men, workin' on a bridge to cross that water, steel men, workin' on a bridge of steel". You can find it on amazon.com and can download the mp3 for .99 cents. Hope this was of help to you.

I liked Elvis as much as the next person and have most of the music that he ever recorded. However, this is not one song that I ever associated with him and I think that it is a stretch to say that it was made most popular by him. Al Martino and Glen Campbell are probably most responsible for ...

@lowlights Not every songwriter can do justice to a great song that they wrote. A prime example is the song "City of New Orleans" by the late Steve Goodman. While I also enjoy his performance of it, Arlo Guthrie really did it justice. I get choked up every time I hear Arlo sing it. Having...

@DownhillAllTheWay Your taste is all in your mouth. For my money, Dusty Springfield was the greatest singer of our times and I miss her dearly. She deserved a better fate than the one that she had. DownhillAllTheWay should do the world a favor and take a long walk off a short pier.