They Call The Wind Mariah Paint Your Wagon

Thanks Johnny for reminding me of this great song!
This song is from the movie Paint Your Wagon starring Clint Eastwood and Lee Marvin. (I am a huge fan of Clint Eastwood! Not just the actor and director, but the singer as well!) Anyway, in the film, this song is sung by Harve Presnell. This was the song that stood out for me. There have been many versions of this beautiful tune, some I really like - Sam Cooke's, The Browns' and Frankie Laine's. But Presnell's version is the best for me. I hope you all like my rendition too.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• The Call The Wind Maria
• Harve Presnell
• Sam Cooke
• The Browns
• Paint Your Wagon
• Clint Eastwood
• Vaughn Monroe
• Frankie Laine
• Kingston Trio
• Western
• Cowboy
• Guitar
• Harmonica
• Gombak Hillbillies
• Country

[starEvil777]

Rasa mcm kat tepi bendang kampung aku n angin panas nyaman sepoi2 bahasa tiup kat pipi. Great singing as always bro!

[gombakhillbillies]

@starEvil777 Thanks bro.

[TexasFrank5]

You have such a wonderful voice and musical talent. When are we going to hear your version of Clint Eastwood's " I Talk to the Trees " ? I am sure you could make it special.

[gombakhillbillies]

@TexasFrank5 Thanks so much for listening, and your comment. Haha. Yep, will start practicing that one. Take care, and thanks again!

[sheilarahman1]

Such a pleasure listening to you - t

[gombakhillbillies]

@sheilarahman1 Thanks Sheila!

[gombakhillbillies]

@ronofnc Thank you so much.

[ronofnc]

Well was I suprised, youwere great, good luck in all your endevavors!

[madamerotten]

@gombakhillbillies That's a hard question to answer. The appreciation of vinyl recordings is partly based on subjective interpretation. There are many articles out there; I suggest that you Google "Vinyl May Be Final Nail in CD's Coffin" as a representative sample- and read what has become popular wisdom among sound recording collectors. Be aware, however, that mastering in a complete analog environment can be costly.

[gombakhillbillies]

@madamerotten Wow, really? How would that be different from recording in digital mode? I'm not good with these things.