Johnny Cash tells to his son, in this beautiful song, about one of the greatest cowboys of the silver screen, Gene Autry.. + Informações

From the 1978 album "I Would Like To See You Again". + Informações

This song has be recorded and performed by multitudes. It was written by Stan Jones in 1948. It was recorded by Gene Autry, Vaughn Monroe, Frankie Lane, Johnny Cash, on and on. It is an ageless song and I guess that is why so many have done it.. + Informações

My rendition of this Gene Autry Classic. Written by: Gene Autry and Johnny Marvin Recorded by: Gene Autry, Johnny Cash, Iris DeMent,. + Informações

Gene Autry and Jimmy Long wrote this song (or updated Red River Valley in all honesty) in the 30's and it went on to become a million seller for Gene. Others to have recorded the song include Jim Reeves, Johnny Cash, The Everly Brothers and Simon and Garfunkel. The only time it actually made the Country chart was in 1980 where it reached the far from lofty heights of position 69 by Slim Whitman. Marty must have known the song so well that I doubt he needed the sheet music when he recorded one of his idol's classic songs.. + Informações

Played on a Suzuki qchord. Gene Autry and Johnny Marvin wrote this song. In fact Autry took it to #20 on the Hot 100 in 1940. In 1959, Johnny Cash made a #22 country hit out of it. Though he had already gone to Columbia Records, this was recorded at, and released by Sun Records, and it has a distinctive sound Cash fanatics can recognize in an instant.. + Informações

One of the best songs ever in my opinion. From the album The mystery of life by Johnny Cash. I don't own the song and I have no gainings from it, I have just uploaded it because it is a great song and it isn't uploaded anywhere. If you like it, BUY IT!. Lyrics:Peterbilt drivers don't pick up low riders they don't slow for the curves in the road They hate to keep logs they hate riders on hogs watch out for shift in your load When I was young I had a Gene Autry gun but I never had a Lionel train Now I've got a truck if I keep payments up and it weights thirty tons in the rain I wear Frisco jeans with riveted seams my money is chained to my belt I wear a cat cap just like my pap he drove till it ruined his health Now Georgia Bill Smith wore thick glasses and boots He could see about as far as he could walk He came up too fast on that bridge overpass Lord the preacher sure gave a fine talk When I was young... [ dobro ] I've read a few lines from the poets and sometimes I might cross the line I don't know the answer to the mystery of life but a woman sure helps pass the time When I was young... When I was young.... + Informações

Songwriter(s): Gene Autry, Johnny Marvin Recorded by: Gene Autry and , Hohnny Cash, Iris DeMent, Slim Whitman, Glenn Miller version: Goodbye, little darling, we're parting Our love has only been a lie You found someone new There's nothing left to do Goodbye, little darling, goodbye Goodbye, little darling, I'm leaving Kiss me one tender last goodbye I found someone new I'm only in your way Goodbye, little darling, goodbye.... + Informações

Buck Norris sings "Ghost Riders In The Sky" by Gene Autry Originally and later by Johnny Cash. Gene Autry from Movie: www.youtube.com Johnny Cash Original: www.youtube.com Blues Brothers Version: www.youtube.com. + Informações

Gene Autry, for you.. + Informações

Song by Gene Autry..Video by Thecowboy4411@Youtube I`m back in the saddle again Out where a friend is a friend Where the longhorn cattle feed On the lowly gypsum weed Back in the saddle again Ridin` the range once more Totin` my old .44 Where you sleep out every night And the only law is right Back in the saddle again Whoopi-ty-aye-oh Rockin` to and fro Back in the saddle again Whoopi-ty-aye-yay I go my way Back in the saddle again I`m back in the saddle again Out where a friend is a friend Where the longhorn cattle feed On the lowly gypsum weed Back in the saddle again Ridin` the range once more Totin` my old .44 Where you sleep out every night And the only law is right Back in the saddle again Whoopi-ty-aye-oh Rockin` to and fro Back in the saddle again Whoopi-ty-aye-yay I go my way Back in the saddle againI`m back in the saddle again Out where a friend is a friend Where the longhorn cattle feed On the lowly gypsum weed Back in the saddle again Ridin` the range once more Totin` my old .44 Where you sleep out every night And the only law is right Back in the saddle again Whoopi-ty-aye-oh Rockin` to and fro Back in the saddle again Whoopi-ty-aye-yay I go my way Back in the saddle again I`m back in the saddle again Out where a friend is a friend Where the longhorn cattle feed On the lowly gypsum weed Back in the saddle again Ridin` the range once more Totin` my old .44 Where you sleep out every night And the only law is right Back in the saddle again Whoopi-ty-aye-oh .... + Informações

My version of Ghost Riders......I added a few effects to this video which makes me appear kinda Ghoulish....(as if i don't look bad enough already! lol) The reflection in my sunglasses makes it look as if my eyes are sunk into the back of my head and the white glow around the vid gives an spooky look to the vid. -Kenny "(Ghost) Riders in the Sky: A Cowboy Legend" is a country and cowboy-style song. It was written on June 5, 1948 by Stan Jones.[1] A number of versions were crossover hits on the pop charts in 1949. The ASCAP database lists the song as "Riders in the Sky" (title code: 480028324[2]), but the title has been written as "Ghost Riders", "Ghost Riders in the Sky", and "A Cowboy Legend". The song tells a folk tale of a cowboy who has a vision of red-eyed, steel-hooved cattle thundering across the sky, being chased by the spirits of damned cowboys. One warns him that if he does not change his ways, he will be doomed to join them, forever "trying to catch the Devil's herd across these endless skies". Jones said that he had been told the story when he was 12 years old by an old cowboy friend.[3] The story resembles the northern European mythic Wild Hunt. More than 50 performers have recorded versions of the song. Charting versions were recorded by Vaughn Monroe ("Riders in the Sky" with orchestra and vocal quartet), by Bing Crosby (with the Ken Darby Singers), Frankie Laine, Marty Robbins, and Johnny Cash. Other recordings were made by Peggy Lee (with the Jud Conlon .... + Informações

Gene Autry- Back in the saddle again. + Informações

I do not own the copyrights to this music and hope the owners will allow it to remain on youtube.Gene Autry was more than a musician. His music, coupled with his careers in movies and on radio and television, made him a part of the mythos that has made up the American identity for the past hundred years -- John Wayne with a little bit of Sam Houston and Davy Crockett all rolled into one, with a great singing voice and an ear for music added on. He defined country music for two generations of listeners, cowboy songs for much of the 20th century, and American music for much of the world. He was country music's first genuine "multimedia" star, the best-known country & western singer on records, in movies, on radio, and on television from the early '30s until the mid-'50s. His 300 songs cut between 1929 and 1964 include nine gold record awards and one platinum record; his 93 movies saved one big chunk of the movie industry, delighted millions, and made millionaires of several producers (as well as Autry himself); his radio and television shows were even more popular and successful; and a number of his songs outside of the country & western field have become American pop culture touchstones. The biggest selling country & western singer of the middle of the 20th century was born Orvon Gene Autry on September 29, 1907, in the tiny Texas town of Tioga, the son of Delbert and Elnora Ozmont Autry. He was first taught to sing at age five by his grandfather, William T. Autry, a .... + Informações

Featuring Kenny Sears on vocals another classic from the Nashville super group.. + Informações

Gene Autry on the Ozark Jubilee in 1960 performing "Back in the Saddle Again.". + Informações

Visit Zellerauer1 `s channel : www.youtube.com Ghostriders in the sky- performed by JR Shatzeline & Zellerauer1. All instruments are played by one person : Zellerauer1 . Vocal by JR Shatzeline. This is a youtube collaboration between North Germany & South Germany. Hope you enjoy ! An old cowboy went ridin`out one dark and windy day..... Ghostriders in the sky.... + Informações

Gene Autry sings one of the best known and loved Christmas Songs of All Time - Frosty The Snowman. Happ Christmas Everyone!!!. + Informações

Pat Willbond hosting a Mississippi Blues Society jam at the Elmdale House, Ottawa Ontario Canada with Bill Serson on drums; Mike Lush on bass; Pat Willbond on harmonica, guitar, vocals. Videocam operator: Gregory James Johnston SUPPORT LIVE MUSIC!. + Informações

I don't own the rights to this song. Burl Ives: Riders In The Sky (A Cowboy Legend). Poet Stan Jones, a guide on the John Wayne western "Three Godfathers", wrote "Riders In The Sky" and sang it for the crew after hours. Before he knew it, he was in Hollywood, where the song was recorded by Vaughan Monroe and was made into a 1949 movie starring Gene Autry. Burl Ives had the hit from the film, which reached No. 8 on the country charts and No. 21 pop.. + Informações

RIP to everyone in this video who has passed. Song: Anchored in Love Sung by: Janet Carter, Joe Carter and Dale Jett. People in video: (in order) Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash Earl and Louise Scruggs Hank and Audrey Williams George Jones and Tammy Wynette Waylon and Jessi AP, Sara and Maybelle Carter Jackie and Gene Autry Johnny and June Hank and Audrey? Earl and Louise Waylon and Jessi Johnny and June Waylon and Jessi Johnny and June Waylon and Jessi Johnny and June. + Informações

Roy Rogers sings the very fun song "HOPPY, GENE, AND ME". We put matching video clips over the audio track.. + Informações

Our rendition of this old country tune. Written in 1932 by: Gene Autry and Jimmy Long. Recorded by: Gene Autry, Simon and Garfunkle, Johnny Cash, Jim Reeves, Ferlin Huskey, The Everly Brothers, Marty Robbins. Born Orvon Eugene Autry (September 29, 1907 -- October 2, 1998), better known as Gene Autry, was an American performer who gained fame as The Singing Cowboy on the radio, in movies and on television for more than three decades beginning in the 1930s. Autry was also owner of the Los Angeles/California Angels Major League Baseball team from 1961 to 1997, as well as a television station and several radio stations in southern California. Although his signature song was "Back in the Saddle Again", Autry is best known today for his Christmas holiday songs, "Here Comes Santa Claus" (which he wrote), "Frosty the Snowman", and his biggest hit, "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer". He is a member of both the Country Music and Nashville Songwriters halls of fame, and is the only celebrity to have five stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Biography Autry, the grandson of a Methodist preacher, was born near Tioga, Texas. His parents, Delbert Autry and Elnora Ozment, moved to Ravia, Oklahoma in the 1920s. He worked on his father's ranch while at school. After leaving high school in 1925, Autry worked as a telegrapher for the St. Louis--San Francisco Railway. Talent with the guitar and his voice led to performing at local dances.. + Informações

Gene Autry Gun Watch. + Informações

Lew Dite put this up on his channel and got a copyright notification. As far as I know this song is in the public domain as it is traditional, and of unknown origin. We'll see what happens to it on my channel. We were obviously singing this as dinner was being prepared. The song was popularised by Lead Belly, whose 1936 Library of Congress recording received a Grammy Hall of Fame Award. He claimed he learned it from his uncle. It may have been based on an 1886 pop song by Gussie L. Davis. The Weavers' 1950 recording in New York City lasted 25 weeks on the charts, reaching No 1. It has since been recorded by a number of artists, including Frank Sinatra (1950), Gene Autry, Jerry Lee Lewis, Johnny Cash, Ry Cooder, Michelle Shocked, Bryan Ferry, Little Richard, Pete Seeger, The Irish Rovers, Peter, Paul & Mary, Mississippi John Hurt, Bob Hope, Nat King Cole, Odetta, Carl Perkins, Big Bill Broonzy, Lonnie Donegan, Robert Johnson, Chet Atkins, Leon Russell, Willie Nelson, Tom Waits, Van Morrison, The Chieftains, Jimmy Buffett, Grateful Dead, The Pogues, Mitch Miller, John Sebastian and just about everybody else.. + Informações