Wish what passes for country music today could see these old stagers do the genre justice. The old voices may be fading but they still have it in their hearts and in their souls.
I was so sorry to hear that the great Jack Greene passed away a few days ago. I was so glad when I got to see him at the Opry in 2001 during CMA Fest. I loved watching and listening to Jack on the TV and radio growing up. RIP Mr. Greene.
I never tire of listening to this song. I have watched this video many times. It touches my heart and brings back many good memory's of my dear husband. Thank you again
I think Jack should have been inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame years ago. When they bring in a newer artist to the Hall they could, at the same time, induct one of the older artists who deserve it, too. Many greats are still around. It's so powerful to see the artists in this video cheering each other's talents because music like they make is pretty foreign in many of today's artists. Roy and Minnie - wish you were still here to run things. - Thank you for posting this - Paula
It amazes me how all of these great singers retain their beautiful voices no matter their age. God has truly blessed them. Jack Greene always seemed such a gentleman.
These two rank right up there with loretta/Conway..George/Tammy..Porter/Dolly Love these 2 singing together..I agree Jeanne and Jack put these so call country singers today to shame....
"Waltz Across Texas" was written by Talmadge Tubb, the nephew of Ernest Tubb. Ernest said the following about this song, "Talmadge didn't have it quite finished, and it laid around my den for about eight or ten years, and I dug it out and started fooling with it and liked it, so I rewrote the chorus and added a verse, and I decided to do it for my own pleasure, because it's about my home state of Texas". Ernest Tubbs first recorded it in 1965
I do so love this song. The first time I heard Ernest sing it I was hooked. Jeanie and Jack do a really great job with it. What a wonderful song to waltz to - just perfect true country gold. Jack and Jeanie have always been such super inspirations to all of us country music lovers. Their voices blend so well and it's so nice to see them here with other wonderful country artists. Who is the fellow with the red shirt and black hat right before they finish? He looks familiar. -Paula
Hi Paula, happy to see your name connected to these classic clips. You have great taste, don't forget Jimmy Capps and his careful "fill in" on this beautiful performance. Merry Christmas my Friend
beautiful....also recorded by the great E Tubb and also Waylon I believe. So its a great song for Texans! Perhaps Bob Wills may have recorded back in the 50's. Anyone know? Not sure who wrote it/\.
Is Jack OK? Haven't heard or seen him in a while. Of course the Opry is trying its best to rid itself of any artist over 35 except for LJD and a few others.
Just now saw your reply, Tiim. If you look up images of Doc Watson on Google, I think you might agree this blind man is Doc Watson. I could be wrong, but it sure looks like him to me.
After another look a few minutes ago, I still believe that the gentleman is not Doc Watson. However, these videos have a contact address and it might be easily determined who the person is by writing in to: info@cfrvideos.com I'm sure they would be delighted to enlighten us. Tim.
Mr. Greene is 80-yrs old here and he sounds great. Thanks for all the beautiful music Jack. R.I.P. Sir.
❤
I just saw Jeannie Seely (82) and Bill Anderson (84) at the Grand Ol Opry. They can still sing, but the old world is passing.
I have so much respect for these great singers.Great in their young days and still as good now.Rip Big Jack
Jack Greene was a true country legend, since 1969's "There goes my Everything".
Wish what passes for country music today could see these old stagers do the genre justice. The old voices may be fading but they still have it in their hearts and in their souls.
+sledge1960
thats funny but true
I was so sorry to hear that the great Jack Greene passed away a few days ago. I was so glad when I got to see him at the Opry in 2001 during CMA Fest. I loved watching and listening to Jack on the TV and radio growing up. RIP Mr. Greene.
This is real country music. My thanks goes out to CZcams. With out youtube people like me would never get the chance to see these great singers.
A timeless classic country ballad sung by two of the Greats so beautifully. Thank you Country Family Reunion. GJ, UK
I saw them in person in the 80’s. They were great! So thankful for the experience.
Classic Country Music can't live without it.
Fabulous ! Jack Greene has a great voice the passing years have given his voice a great quality.
I never tire of listening to this song. I have watched this video many times. It touches my heart and brings back many good memory's of my dear husband. Thank you again
Anyone that says things don't get better with age is 100% wrong. This is a treasure.
Jeannie is so sweet to Jack . . . Bless her heart!!!
I have met her twice. She is every bit as nice a person as she is a singer songwriter.
I love to hear these two sing together. They are really good!
Loved every song he sang. Miss him so much. ❤
Thankful for videos.❤
the guy on the steel guitar deserves a lot of credit ---- great job
George Sutton Mike Johnson, check out his emulation of John Hughey's "Lost in the Feeling", a Conway Twitty song that Papa John played on.
Yeah, Mike Johnson is a superb pedal steel man.
I totally agree!
Its pure romantic music and you can see beautifull texas with bight stars shining in the wide night sky.
Absolutely beautiful!!
Sandy, you are absolutely right... I could listen to this all night....
I think Jack should have been inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame years ago. When they bring in a newer artist to the Hall they could, at the same time, induct one of the older artists who deserve it, too. Many greats are still around. It's so powerful to see the artists in this video cheering each other's talents because music like they make is pretty foreign in many of today's artists. Roy and Minnie - wish you were still here to run things. - Thank you for posting this - Paula
God This is Beautiful! They Sound the Same as Years Ago.
This is Just the best!!
I Love Seeley.........
R.I.P. Jack. Another great country voice has been silenced.
THANK YOU, UTUBE FOR ALL OF THIS OLDER "GOOD" COUNTRY MUSIC! IT JUST CAN NOT BE BEAT, JUST LOVE IT.
Thanks for the memories Mathew so many great ones have gone on., but there music live on.
It amazes me how all of these great singers retain their beautiful voices no matter their age. God has truly blessed them. Jack Greene always seemed such a gentleman.
isn t this man over 80? And he sings that great, amazing!
ITS MUSIC LIKE THIS THAT REMINDS ME OF REAL COUNTRY,LOVELY DUETJEANNIE&JACK COUNTRY IS HERE FOREVER,THANKS FOR POSTING THIS MIX,GOOD MEMORIES
Great job by an old Texas Troubadour, Jack Greene use to be Tubb's drummer. Of course we can't leave out Jeannie's great voice out. I love it.
Didn't know that. Love❤ Jack Greene.
Absolutley beautiful
I love this old song!
Touching..Two giants in the Country and Western genre.
Delores Brit I saw Jack Greene when he was Ernest Tubbs. He was the drummer and Cal Smith was playing guitar. It was wonderful to see all of them.
+Delores Brit YEP!
my aunt and uncle out in texas years ago had this as their wedding song. and on their 50TH wedding anniversary they danced to the same sone.
Jack Green, is a american Country Music Artist. I will always miss him and adore him for what he gave us ❤. Joanna Dendise.
It doesn't get any better than this
DirtMod808 so true, sir
Just love listening to jeannie and jack rip big jack ur great voice lives on,Christine dublin
This was a great duo! Saw them live. Harmony was great.
This is music as it was meant to be
bill anderson you must be proud of the sets you put together with great singers like thees
Have the dvd of this. We lived in Texas 2 years, very friendly down to earth folks. Thanks for sharing.🎶❤️
Never in the litte, libing in pice..........
A great singer mr Greene wish we had 1000 like him n my all time favorite ms Jeanie 👏👏
I learn to waltz to this song
I lover these sessions.........this a beautiful duet with two great singers.Lovely .Great band too and Mike Johnson is awesome on steel.Thanks bro.
could listen to this all night just wants to make you dance.
Beautiful tribute to E.T.
These two rank right up there with loretta/Conway..George/Tammy..Porter/Dolly
Love these 2 singing together..I agree Jeanne and Jack put these so call country singers today to shame....
RIP Jim Ed
RIP Jack
Excellent.
Someone else asked for dates for the videos especially for those of us who have been watching the most years. Love. It. Thanks.
Thank you so much for posting this video, love their duets
"Waltz Across Texas" was written by Talmadge Tubb, the nephew of Ernest Tubb. Ernest said the following about this song, "Talmadge didn't have it quite finished, and it laid around my den for about eight or ten years, and I dug it out and started fooling with it and liked it, so I rewrote the chorus and added a verse, and I decided to do it for my own pleasure, because it's about my home state of Texas". Ernest Tubbs first recorded it in 1965
This is just great.
jack green is 84 years young a wounderful singer
I do so love this song. The first time I heard Ernest sing it I was hooked. Jeanie and Jack do a really great job with it. What a wonderful song to waltz to - just perfect true country gold. Jack and Jeanie have always been such super inspirations to all of us country music lovers. Their voices blend so well and it's so nice to see them here with other wonderful country artists. Who is the fellow with the red shirt and black hat right before they finish? He looks familiar. -Paula
Johnny Lee.
tHATS HOW THE PRO,S DO IT AWESOME
IMAGINE MISSING OUT ON ALL THIS WONDER IF NOT FOR YOU GOOD PEOPLE WHO UPLOAD AND UTUBE..GOD BLESS
Just Beautiful !!
Wonderful music, many thanks.
What a duo two great stars
Beautiful
Nice to see Ol Jack. He was such a drivin force with The Texas Troubadours.
they could've sung the Sears catalog together and it would have sounded good
GREAT SONG RIP JACK
so so lovely
Hi Paula, happy to see your name connected to these classic clips. You have great taste, don't forget Jimmy Capps and his careful "fill in" on this beautiful performance.
Merry Christmas my Friend
Awesome !!!!
Magnificent !
Jack Greene was a rascal gentleman, and real country singer.
Why can’t they make music like this today?
Great duet, it's as though they are singing to each other.
R.I.P Jack
What a special moment that was.
Looks likes Mike Johnson on steel.
LOVE< LOVE
start in Beaumont to Houston To Brenham on to San Antonio then Elpaso
My dad waltzed me on his shoe tops with this one.
i play this over and over just to hear that steel guitar
Awesome
this is Jack Green and Jeannie Seely Riley
LOVING THIS
awesome stuff
Excellent Duet Great Talent
loved it
we would skate to song at the oaks park skating rink iin portland oregondon
Exactly the same
Respekt.good old man.
Good Morning Y'all
Remember Sharon K Love you for ever
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beautiful....also recorded by the great E Tubb and also Waylon I believe. So its a great song for Texans! Perhaps Bob Wills may have recorded back in the 50's. Anyone know? Not sure who wrote it/\.
Jack turned 81 this past January.
When all these old guys are gone.... country will be gone, the crap they put out today is an embarassment to all real country talent.
I think Jimmy Page approved of the steel guitarist 😊
Jeannie Seely ard Jeannie C.Riley are two different people...
Is Jack OK? Haven't heard or seen him in a while. Of course the Opry is trying its best to rid itself of any artist over 35 except for LJD and a few others.
Whose the man at the steel guitar? Perfect..
Mike johnson steel guitar. In the last album for Merle Haggard and willie Nelson 2015 Mike steel guitar
Does anyone know who the the lady with the red hair in the back ground is ? Thank you.
shelly West
TheRperreault reba
TheRperreault is the first one
TheRperreault Shelly West
Thank you stay in touch.
who is the blind gentleman?
His name is Doc Watson.
+wgd7920 I do not know who the gentleman is, but I do not think that it is Doc Watson.
Just now saw your reply, Tiim. If you look up images of Doc Watson on Google, I think you might agree this blind man is Doc Watson. I could be wrong, but it sure looks like him to me.
After another look a few minutes ago, I still believe that the gentleman is not Doc Watson. However, these videos have a contact address and it might be easily determined who the person is by writing in to:
info@cfrvideos.com
I'm sure they would be delighted to enlighten us.
Tim.
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