Skeeter Davis - Tell Tommy I Miss Him
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This video is a response to Tell Laura I Love Her- Ray Peterson
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@Freyja1133 Maybe it can't be heard in this song, but Skeeter was more of a Country singer than a Pop singer. She had "only" eight Hot 100 Pop hits while racking up 41 Country hits. She was a Grand Old Opry winner in 1959 AND married to Ralph Emery of the C&W Hall of Fame!
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Why didn't they do a response song when Dickey Lee originally did it?
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What a sweet voice she had...
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wow i miss these songs so much now this is music <3
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Just darling...
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I think most of us have forgotton how many hit records Skeeter had.
Such a wonderful sweet lady. Love to watch her on
Countrys Family Reunion.
rip Skeeter
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brillllllllllllliant
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Love it
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It sounds exactly like 'Tell Laura I love her'. Was it purposely done?
nastykurtbadboy 5 months ago
@nastykurtbadboy Yeah it was, hence why it is an answer song. Skeeter made an album 'Here's The Answer' which has several songs answering the originals. I have several on my channel like 'He'll Have To Stay' 'I Really Want You To Know' a live version of '(I Can't Help You) I'm Falling Too' and this one.
manbehindthescreen1 5 months ago
@manbehindthescreen1 Wasn't the original done by Marilyn Michaels?
meganbekkarr 2 months ago
@meganbekkarr Michaels' single record was released in August 1960. Skeeter's album was released in January 1961. So yes, Marilyn was a little earlier.
manbehindthescreen1 2 months ago
Skeeter Davis is more of a Pop singer..not country
Freyja1133 7 months ago
@Freyja1133 She's as country as can be but can sing both. These records were made when the Nashville Sound was at full force which was necessary to counter Rock n' Roll (Guess you know that, if not try Wikipedia) otherwise it probably would have stayed honky-tonk/raw country.
manbehindthescreen1 7 months ago 2