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Muy buena version canta muy bonito ❤

do they still make basses like this? it's been a hot minute since i heard a real good bass

Best listening to, if you're east bound and down.

This classic spiritual was considered for the summer pops concerts of my choir, the St. Paul's Cathedral Choir of Men and Boys in Boston, which long ago ran a summer music camp, Camp Duncan in Bethlehem, New Hampshire, and we made the rounds of the White Mountains/Franconia Notch area hotels and resorts with our wonderful songs. For some reason this number was eliminated, but it would have been a fabulous addition to our repertoire. Many thanks for posting it!

I do love his version

What has happened to Christianity west. ??. Look at Satan today 2024

This song is so beautiful, I weep, thank you Ernie you're a legend!

Amen 🙏

Elvis and Ernie, two of the greatest voices ever to praise our God. ❤🙏😍

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I still have his gospel songs ,play them in my car every where I go!!!

Amazing voice 😌

1959 was mighty fine..the year this Young'n was born 😀 ! The rest of the verse was: 'She baked me a cake and she baked me a pie, I said old woman we're living high. This morning...'

I'm a 16 year old and I love this song. It's better than any of this modern mass produced pop and rap music

There s a Ford in your future.

I didn't know Orson Welles played the fiddle

This was prime time TV in America...how far we have fallen...

You know how guilty of a conscience you have to have to think it's necessary to do this?

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Johnny cash é maravilhoso ❤

Bless my soul great song well sung .

This song is worldwide song.. I'm from the middle east and i play it daily

Thanks enjoyed it.. TEF. Was my favorite over 60 years ago ♾️🪖

That thumbnail tho 😏🤭😂

Awesome lady

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Beautiful 😍😍😍

My little friends and I used to pedal our bikes around the neighbourhood in the 70’s singing this song as well as Sink The Bismarck and The Battle of New Orleans, etc. It was such a different world then for kids.

Little man that thing I like the regional man that song 16 tons and I like Johnny Cash in and I like all the singers that sing 16 tons of the Bluegrass and all that too I think of every person that ever written about a man in a heartache and rough time engagements roughness in life I think about that all the time cuz I'm just where I'm up at that age I am I think back on the past a lot find me or what Johnny Cash said in a member whatever other country music legend always say it how to keep going anyway even if you have arguments in the family you just got to keep living your life God bless American everybody there are you going to make mistakes either way

Good remember ❤😂.

If I get Tennessee Ernie Ford with my purchase of a Ford Country Squire, I'll buy it!❤

I waited 30 days at the hospital for my mom to come and pick me up when I was born

I thought the ‘60 was a handsome design. One year only, then more good looking vehicles to come. One of my favorite designs was the’60 Starliner…one good looking car.

We had one when I was about 6, I loved it!

Great pitch man!

OMGs.! I remember my dads 1960 Ford Fairlane 500!! One of my favorite Ford car! But ours was the 4 door sedan full size car..it was identifyable in the rear with that Pepsi style symbol taillights' and design marks on the rear bumper!.😂😂

Oh my God what an incredible voice a voice for the ages!

Molto spiritoso, Grazie mille per la condivisione 🙏 A presto 🇮🇹✔️🤗💙

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Yes. Help. Lord. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🛐🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

My dad had one that was real light green. Had it for twenty tow years!

His voice just moves me in my soul. What a Womderful talent and a good man by all accounts.

"Oooooh shanendoah. Ill not decieve you."

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I was 2 years old when this song came out. My parents had the 45. I knew all the words.

Nobody will ever convince me America wasn't a better place in 1960. Ninety percent White and OH so wonderful! Then Ted Kennedy destroyed it.

"Station wagon weather"?! Looks more like Sunliner convertible weather to me!

Ironically, there’s more people living in station wagons than ever before.

We had a gray Country Squire and I remember my father saying he bought it because the GM wagon had the third seat facing backwards and he didn't want his kids staring at headlights during trips. Funny thing is, before we got out of town, we (4 children) would fold down both the second and third seats so we could have a large "playroom". Drove my father crazy. Seatbelts? There weren't any in the first place! He went on to a '64 Country Squire followed by a '67 Country Sedan (which was essentially a Country Squire without the fake wood or the third seat).

Bless your Pea Picking heart God bless you Erie ford😊