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Tom T. Hall tells the story of the song and then he sings it.. + Informações

This shows tom at his very best he must be one of the best story tellers via singing this was recorded at the church street station in orlando florida back in 1990. + Informações

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I Love (Little Baby Ducks) sung and written by Tom T. Hall (born May 25, 1936 in Kentucky) an American country songwriter, and country singer. He has written 11 no.1 hit songs, with 26 more that reached the Top 10, including the pop come C/W hit "I Love", which reached no12 in the States. I never listened to Country and Western or Bluegrass when I was younger I thought it was too square (theres a weird word from the past ha ha). But I have discovered loads of stuff in the last few years specially banjo and fiddle stuff. Also got into Scotty and Irish music. LETS FACE IT all genres of sounds have their brilliant frontline pieces. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Lyrics I love little baby ducks, Old pick-up trucks, Slow-moving trains, And rain I love little country streams, Sleep without dreams, Sunday school in May, And hay And I love you too I love leaves in the wind, Pictures of my friends, Birds in the world, And squirrels I love coffee in a cup, little fuzzy pups, Old Tv shows And snow And I love you too I love honest open smiles, Kisses from a child, tomatoes on the vine, And onions I love winners when they cry, Losers when they try, music when it's good, And life And I love you too. + Informações

PLEASE NOTE: I divided my uploads between multiple channels, Bookmark this link in your browser for instant access to an index with links to all of John1948's oldies classics. LINK: tinyurl.com Tom T. Hall is known as a storyteller, a songwriter with a keen eye for detail and a knack for narrative. Many musicians have covered his songs -- most notably Jeannie C. Riley's 1968 hit "Harper Valley PTA" -- and he also has racked up a number of solo hits, including seven number one singles. Hall is the son of a bricklaying minister, who gave his child a guitar at the age of eight. He had already begun to write poetry, so it was a natural progression for him to begin writing songs. Hall began learning music and performing techniques from a local musician called Clayton Delaney. At the age of 11, his mother died. Four years later, his father was shot in a hunting accident, which prevented him from working. In order to support himself and his father, Hall quit school and took a job in a local garment factory. While he was working in the factory, he formed his first band, the Kentucky Travelers. The group played bluegrass and gigged at local schools as well as a radio station in Morehead, KY. After the Kentucky Travelers broke up, Hall became a DJ at the radio station. In 1957, Hall enlisted in the Army and was stationed in Germany. While in Germany, he performed at local NCO clubs on the Armed Forces Radio Network, where he sang mostly original material, which usually had a comic .... + Informações

That's How I Got To Memphis Sung by: Tom T. Hall Written by: Tom T. Hall. + Informações

Very clever from the master poet, Tom T. Hall. A big hit in the summer of 1972, reaching No. 11 on the national C&W charts. Yes, 1972 WAS a presidential election year (Richard Nixon vs. George McGovern).. + Informações

Tom T Hall Old Dogs Children & Watermelon Wine. + Informações

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THIS ONE IS BY SPECIAL REQUEST FROM: shuffle877______________________________________________________________outlaw Radio has a large collection of hard to find, out of print songs in its library. All songs are original recordings. And this is just one of them. If there is a song that you have been looking for and have yet to find, send me a request cause there is a chance that I have it. Thanks, Snoop Diddy Program Director at Outlaw Radio.. + Informações

Tom T. Hall Medley of Hits (With Johnny Cash). + Informações

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From August 9, 1969, on his sole appearance on "The Johnny Cash Show," Tom sings "The Ballad of $40.". + Informações

In 1982, Tom T. Hall and Earl Scruggs collaborated on a bluegrass album recorded on the Columbia label. The album titled, "The Storyteller and The Banjo Man", featured some new material written by Hall, as well as this classic, "Shackles and Chains". Original lyrics below. Vocals: Tom T. Hall Banjo: Earl Scruggs Words & Music: Jimmy Davis On a long lonesome Journey I'm going Oh darling, and please don't you cry Though in shackles and chains they will take me In prison to stay till I die And at night through the bars I gaze at the stars And I long for your kisses in vain A piece of stone I will use for my pillow While I'm sleeping in shackles and chains Put your arms thru these bars once, my darlin' Let me kiss those sweet lips that I love best In heartache you're my consolation In sorrow my haven of rest And at night through the bars I will gaze at the stars The plans that we made were in vain A piece of stone I will use as my pillow While I'm sleeping in shackles and chains ©1949 Peer International Corp.. + Informações

Classic country television moment from 1979 with Johnny and Tom re-enacting a writing session.. + Informações

Tom T Hall,. The Story Teller singing I Took A Memory To Lunch.. + Informações

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Tom T Hall finishes off the set with two of his most requested songs.An excellent performance from the headline act at the Peterborough Country Music Festival (UK) 1983.. + Informações

One of my favorites the legendary Tom T Hall at the Peterborough Country Music Festival (UK) 1983, sings a varied set and I was able to be there to see it. A great performance.. + Informações

Country music and TRAINZ simulator. + Informações

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Old Dogs-Children and Watermelon Wine by Tom T. Hall (Live) from 1978. Old Dogs-Children and Watermelon Wine was released in 1972 and became a #1 hit on 1/27/1973.. + Informações

Rich Hall sums up Tom Cruise movies in a few lines.. + Informações

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