Freddie Hart - The Wall

This request is going out to ezlle71!
In 1958, Hart signed with Columbia Records and scored his first chart hit with "The Wall" in 1959 which made the Top 20.

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[prairielily25]

Thanks for posting this wonderful hit of Freddie's!

[livingadream2]

Your welcome! Thanks for stopping by!

[ezlle71]

Thank you so very much!!! Nothing like that "nashville sound"!!

[livingadream2]

You can't beat the country classics! Thanks for requesting it. Just so many to choose from and I might have missed it. Thanks for stopping by!

[mkl62]

12-21-2011. Sake's alive, sake's alive, look who's 85. Happy Birthday, Freddie.

[ltootsie421]

Thanks!!! Another emotional song where feelings come through, because of his terrific voice!!

[LimaGolf284th]

My 2nd favorite (after Easy Lovin') Freddie Hart song. Suicide by cop is a sad subject, but a great song, nevertheless.

[margusify]

First time i've heard this......superb!

[vonniegirl11]

@joshuabrooks21 Heck I turned the kids into Four Seasons and Tommy Roe fans (their favorites). It was amazing to see a bunch of teens up and dancing to the singers while we "old timers" sat and enjoyed the concerts in our way!

Oh, I saw it starting to grow when they would introduce their friends to my CDs and they'd all dance at home and sing along! It was so much fun to see them so happy!

[joshuabrooks21]

@vonniegirl11 Cool! Way to keep planting the seed. Now, just sit back, and hopefully it'll grow!

[vonniegirl11]

@joshuabrooks21 I've been to many concerts, can't count them all! Also met Little Jimmy Dickens & Buck Owens. Concerts for Bellamy Brothers, Hank Williams Jr., Dolly Parton, Kenny Rogers, Neil Diamond,  Everly Brothers, Four Seasons, Partridge Family, Lynn & Liz Anderson, Herman's Hermits, Paul Revere & the Raiders, Tommy Roe, Elvis, Gatlin Brothers & so many more! As a foster mother each new child was "forced" to go with me as "mandatory fun" the 1st time & then they "hunted" for shows 4 me!

[joshuabrooks21]

@vonniegirl11 The only legends I've met are Howard and David Bellamy, after they did a free show at the Yakima County fair a few years ago, and the drummer for Motorhead, in a parking lot of my local Wendy's store. So far, I've seen Tracy Lawrence, Pat Benatar, Travis Tritt, Andy Griggs, The Bellamy Brothers, Brad Paisley, Reba McEntire, Terri Clark, Ty Herndon, Little Big Town, Sawyer Brown, Dierks Bentley, and Motley Crue. Brad Paisley is the first, and only, entertainer I've seen twice.

[vonniegirl11]

@joshuabrooks21 At least 3 that I'm positive of, but maybe more. He would go to military bases during the 70s and I never missed a chance at seeing him! So much charisma! The last one was in 77 when I actually got to meet him and I was so amazed that he was even more pleasant to talk to than I had imagined!

[joshuabrooks21]

@vonniegirl11 How many of his concerts have you been to? Personally, I've never been to one of his concerts.