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Hank must have really loved this song. It's raw and beautiful here just as it is but hank took it to another level.

I like Miller better when he sings straight, like here. Great clarinet too - Jimmy Dorsey?

Wish he did a version without the pitchy lady.

Back to the roots...back to the blues ❤

I thought this was on a ukulele

that picture of bing crosby in blackface jumpscared tf out of me. I was just working here on the side, just to turn and think WTF is THAT! Lol.

Racist music

The nicest piece of cantorial

The story of Dave and Sally.

Charlie Poole does a good song about this story. It's called Leaving home. They both came out around the same time.

❤ A BEAUTIFUL SONG SUNG BY PERRY COMO❤ 2024..

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The restoring of the Willard Robison heritage will be extremely difficult. I have no idea where manuscripts and such may be. On this one, the questionable word in the line "When village bells ring out of that cool {?}" is "eveningtide" followed by: "The heart goes warm and so, satisfied."

Achingly beautiful ... thank you M. Skorecki for posting this blues masterpiece!!!

I had the LP as rather dreamy teenager

This has to be the best and sweetest version of this song yet! I LOVE this!

From the film Masked and Anonymous for context ua-cam.com/video/JekcWa65xuo/v-deo.html

Emmett Miller rules

Reading Heartwood by James Lee Burke. He mentioned Floyd Tillman in the book.

Love this tune and Willards vocal is icing on the cake. Thanks for sharing!

The song is beautiful but the lyrics are sublime. Nostalgia and heartache. We never know why this is a lost love but the most cherished part of life remains a divine memory.

The racists wound up censoring American History, in the name of “racism”.

Just beautiful, she and her voice. 💙

Based Beverly.

Gary Stewart, George Jones, Dick Curless and Johnny Paycheck -- the best voices in country music. ❤

Leon Redbone does this version. Love it!

Just today I read on Instagram in an interview with Otis Rush where he said that Charles Brown was a big influence on him, that he tried to sound like him but on the guitar.

Красиво!

Blues, country western, rockabilly....these will probably be America's greatest gifts to the world ❤

and here’s a pitch for Wild Bill Davison

Will you all stop arguing and agree with me

oh yeah

Sam, you sure do look like you've got the miseries Man, I ain't got no miseries, I've got the blues That's whats matter with me Birds singing in the trees and the sun is shining You shouldn't have no blues I know I shouldn't have 'em; but, but I got Every known indication of being in that condition What's the matter, did they lock up your bootlegger? No, it wasn't that I went home this morning and peeped through the window And that little sweet thing of mine had done called out So, now I got them lovesick blues I′m in love, I'm in love, I′m in love with a beautiful gal That's what's the matter with me I′m in love, I′m in love, with a beautiful gal But she don't give a darn about me To make her love me I tried, How I sighed and I cried But she just refused And ever since my momma gone away, I've got those lovesick blues Got the feeling called the "blue hoo′s," Since my momma said "Good Bye" Seems I don't know what to "Do Hoo" All day long I sit and cry That last long day we spent alone I′m yearning for it yet She thrilled me, filled me, With a kind of lovin', I never will forget, the way she called me sweet daddy" Twas just a beautiful dream I hate to think that it's all over I lost my heart it seems I got so used to her somehow But I′m no body′s baby Now, gee it's awful when you′re lonesome And get those lovesick blue-oo-oo-oo-oo's Got the feeling called the "blue hoo′s," Since my sweetie said "Good Bye" Seems I don't know what to "Do Hoo" All day long I sit and cry That last long day we spent alone I′m yearning for it yet She thrilled me, filled me, With a kind of lovin', I never will forget, the way she called me sweet daddy Twas just a beautiful dream I hate to think that it's all over I lost my heart it seems I got so used to her somehow But I′m no body′s baby Now, gee it's awful when you′re lonesome And get those lovesick blue-oo-oo-oo-oo's

Just watch the sunrise on the other side of town Once more I've waited and once more you've let me down This would be a perfect time for me to die So I'd like to take this opportunity to cry You gave your word now I return it to you With this suggestion as to what you can do Just exchange the words I love you for goodbye While I take this opportunity to cry I'd like to see you but I'm afraid That I don't know wrong from right And if I saw you would I kiss you Or want to kill you on sight It's been a long night so I think I'll go home And feed my nightmares they've been waiting all night long They'll be the last ones to tell me goodbye They'll give me many opportunities to cry Well, I'd like to see you but I'm afraid That I don't know wrong from right And if I saw you would I kiss you Or want to kill you on sight...

Everybody is Influenced by somebody....sometime. Hank Williams is no different...

לדעתי בחזן הגדול שהיה בכל הזמנים.צריך לקחת את כל היכולות והיצירות שלו ואין אף אחד כמהו.יהיה זכרו ברוך. ‏‪8:25‬‏

פינציק ז"ל האחד החזנים הטובים בעולם. תענוג לשמוע אותו בכל זמן ובכל מצב. בפרט הקטע - רזא דשבת, זה קטע עם הרבה מאד נשמה ויפהפה.

Too bad no one intervened to prevent her from taking her own life. A unique voice she had. So sad.

....I posted this lovely song THIRTEEN YEARS AGO. I still love it. Here's another great LIVE version: ua-cam.com/video/gE6JtM9DF_0/v-deo.htmlsi=GUFleX1h_ER1BYnY

Wow

Awesome!

חודר כליות ולב

Dis iz good 😉

Emmett miller was an exception among black faces: first, he was a man from Georgia, in the deepest of Deep South, and he felt the deepest black blues from within his soul .. Seconde: never forget whites, mainly in the North never knew or approached a black man, so this blackface was the closest they ever came to meet black manAND his music ... And musically, his genius influenced many great country singers (they always recognized his long lasting influence): Jimmie Rodgers, Hank Williams, Merle Haggard Bob Wills ... They always re"cognized the man's genius and his heavy influence on all of them ... LONG LIVE THE ONE AND ONLY EMMETT MILLER ...

People saying this was “accepted” at the time need to go back look read what black newspapers of that time said about how demeaning blackface was. Even black performers in blackface only did so as a financial necessity to work and they were seen as sell outs. Weird how actual black people’s feelings do not register to blackface apologist.

My father and I would listen to this together. Often.

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People don't live long during the war. Enjoy while you can.

We're 🧳 travellers from America. Love 🥰 the yiddishkeit

Wow! My heart!