Where to get it - www.cfrvideos.com 0:00 sec.row: Jimmy Fortune, Helen Cornelius, John Conlee, Jimmy C Newman, Gene Watson front row:Bill Anderson Jeannie Seely, Jack Greene, Jan Howard 0:30 Larry Butler, T.Graham Brown 0:44 Sharon and Cheryl White 0:52 Buck White, Jim Ed Brown, Moe Bandy, Johnny Lee, Little David Wilkins(red coat), Billy Grammer(black glasses) 1:14 Helen Cornelius 1:19 Jeannie Seely 1:21 Nora Lee Allen 1:25 Sharon White 1:29 Melba Montgomery 1:32 Jimmy Fortune, Helen Cornelius 1:40 Jean Shepard 2:28 Shelley West, Duane Allen (Oak Ridge) 2:31 T.Graham Brown, Jim Ed Brown Some of the bandplayers: Mike Johnson steelguitar Jimmy Capps guitar Hank Singer fiddle Les Singer guitar Don Gardner drums. + Informações

Narvel sings one of his big hits, backed up by JR Country, in Cadillac, MI, 2005.. + Informações

Narvel's biggest hit played live at Lincoln Center, New York City backed by Lee Rocker on bass, Jim Weider on guitar and Randy Ciarlante on drums.. + Informações

wembley ... 80's. + Informações

Narvel shows off his soaring chops with this #14 hit from 1974. A request by "Krispete1968". Enjoy!. + Informações

Narvel Felts - Drift Away (1973) This is off the original album (Drift Away) which I brought in 1973. So sorry for the pops and scratches. + Informações

Somewhere between the greed for money and sound judgment, the legends of country music were tossed aside for the outlandish sound they call country music today. RJB Nashville, Tennessee ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Portions of this work contain the intellectual property of third party authors and contributors. As such, third party authors and contributors retain all copyrights in the individual works and reserve all rights not specifically granted herein.. + Informações

Ugh...3rd time the charm uploading this?? A #10 hit for the awesome voice of Narvel in 1976.. + Informações

Narvel Felts singing "Somebody Hold Me" At Cape Girardeau, Mo. Eagles.. + Informações

NARVEL FELTS - AINT IT FUNNY HOW TIME SLIPS AWAY. + Informações

Singer/songwriter Narvel Felts was in the country music business for over 30 years. Born in Bernie, MO, he was a self-taught guitar player inspired by the country music of such performers as Ernest Tubb and Floyd Tillman. Felts started out in 1956 when he won his high school talent contest with a rousing rendition of "Blue Suede Shoes." A deejay from Dexter, Missouri, was in the audience, and was so impressed that the next day he announced over the air that his station, KDEX, wanted to get in touch with Narvel Felts. The excited teen and his father drove eight miles to the nearest phone, and soon Felts was appearing at the station for his own Saturday afternoon show. He got his real break when he asked Jerry Mercer if he could jam with the latter's band during a performance. Soon Felts was a member and when Mercer left in 1956, 17-year-old Felts became the new frontman for the Rockets. His first manager was a record shop owner who arranged for the group to audition for Sun Records in Nashville. Felts and one band member attended the first tryout in front of Jack Clement, who suggested they return home, write a few more songs and return with the whole band; they did, but these first sessions were not released until much later. The Rockets returned to performing, and while opening for the film Rock, Pretty Baby, at a theater in St. Louis, a regional promoter from Mercury heard them and eventually signed them to his label.They cut five singles with Mercury but were released .... + Informações

This interview was conducted December 2, 2010 by Joe Beavers host of the Joe Beavers Ozark Talent Showcase.. + Informações

Narvel Felts, who was born (11/11/1938) in Keiser, Arkansas enjoyed his greatest success during the 1970s. Raised in Missouri where he attended Bernie High School, Felts was discovered during a talent show at the school. He had been encouraged to participate in the show by some of his classmates, and it just so happened that a talent agent was attending the performance at the time. Felts made his first professional recording at the age of 16. Marvel launched his career with the help of Roy Orbison and Johnny Cash. Felts enjoyed modest pop success in 1960 with a remake of the Drifters "Honey Love." However, it wasn't until the 1970s when he began experiencing moderate success on a national level as a country singer. Felts broke into the national spotlight in 1973, with a cover of Dobie Gray's "Drift Away" (No. 8, 1973). His follow-up single, "All in the Name of Love," just missed breaking into the top--ten. Felts continued to produce moderate chart activity during the next couple of years when he recorded for ABC-Dot Records. That year, he charted his biggest hit with "Reconsider Me," which topped out at number 2 on Billboard. Felts became known to his fans as "Narvel the Marvel." A series of moderate chart activity carried him through the 1970s, including "Funny How Time Slips Away" (No. 12, 1975), "Lonely Teardrops" (No. 5, 1976) and "Everlasting Love" (No. 14, 1979). It's perplexing that Felts didn't achieve greater chart success. He had a very distinct voice and .... + Informações

Nice cover of Joe Hinton's version...if fact, I didn't research it, but Narvel's was probably before Joe's...Please leave comment. + Informações

A moving tribute to Narvel's late son, Albert Narvel Felts, Jr., performed at Prairieville Farm Days, Delton, MI, on 8/29/2007.. + Informações

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Narvel Felts -1962 STARLINE 7551-I Swear By Stars Above.. + Informações

Great rockabilly song from Narvel's Sun Records era with Lee Rocker on bass, Jim Weider on guitar and Randy Ciarlante on drums.. + Informações

SUN / MERCURY Rockabilly & Country Legend NARVEL FELTS rocked VALENCIA HALL PARTY with DIMAGGIO CONNECTION. What a GREAT ROCKABILLY NITE. April 17th 2010. He still got his rockin skills.. + Informações

Nice!!!. + Informações

These clips are from a proposed Television music program produced in 2000. The venue was in Leachvile, Arkansas, and the headliner was Narvel Felts. I directed the shoot, and the music director for the show was Doug Deforest. We used an assortment of cameras and taped the show on 3/4" U-Matic format. Narvel was as much a gentleman as a professional entertainer. His set was well received by the audience. This clip contains two of his biggest hits from the 60's, "Ain't It Funny How Time Slips Away" and "Lonely Teardrops". Among the musicians onstage were Doug Driesel on bass and Robbie Springfield on steel.. + Informações

Narvel Felts & The Rimshots on stage at Hemsby 22, Hemsby, England on 9th May 1999. This video was taken by myself and my good friend Faye Huffman from Baton Rouge, USA. The song is dedicated to Bob Timmers of the Rockabilly Hall Of Fame to thank him for all he has done to help promote Rockabilly music the world over.. + Informações

1957 SUN Unissued. + Informações

Teenbeat ballad. + Informações

Americana, Newark Showground, UK. + Informações