Those in charge of the entertainment business will Never give this guy a chance. This is an old classic country song. And done very well. It is Not the propaganda crap we hear today.
I never cared much for covers. It always seemed to me a lazy way of trying to capture some fame rather than writing your own stuff or doing an original from a hungry songwriter. But it's hard to take umbrage with this one. Great singing, playing, and I like his phrasing. It does the original full justice.
You ever sing a song your self it's no different but ppl record them self doing it then post it because they can make money off it plus this is better than the original by a lot
@@DW-qs7zd -- Obviously you didn't read my comment since your answer has nothing to do with what I wrote. I know I sing way better than you write. Your lack of punctuation is atrocious. Try a few commas so it's not one long sentence.
@@ricenglish4556 ok you said you never care for covers I explained why ppl do them and why it's not just a lazy thing Todo and sorry I don't give a fuck about how I type on CZcams comment from a 15 year old video any one who does is loser this is not school no one grading this and you understood what every word I wrote means so since you was able to decode what I wrote that means the words I used worked just fine sorry if all that's not perfect on the touch screen I'm typing don't use autocorrect
@@ricenglish4556 think about it's 15 year old video what would be the point in taking the time to make sure every single word I type is spelled correctly or used the proper grammar that's not how ppl talk in the real world or have you never used lol or idk in your life while texting
When this first came out I was living in my first apartment....the wallpaper in the kitchen was covered in mushrooms! I didn't have the money to go anywhere except work. I didn't have a TV either, so I REALLY felt this song!!!
My late mom heard this on the radio and loved it! She always felt like the Statler Brothers version was a bit too "chipper" for someone who's slowly losing their mind. She said that, with the drums and Eric's deeper darker voice, the song becomes more dangerous-sounding, like he's about to crack and start killing people a la "Falling Down". (If you haven't seen that movie, watch it. It's good)
I love the original but it hit me that it is more chipper, or at least in the early versions of it. My mom played this type of music when I was a kid (born in 70) so even though it wasn’t “new”, it felt new to me. I miss this type of song.
dangerous? killing people? dude's just depressed, the "chipper" tone is just him trying to mask it, after all why would he keep saying he's fine and having "lots of fun" if he sounded depressed and edgy ?^the happy and quirky melody also contrasts well with the lyrics and gives very particular anxiety notes that are missing on this cover. Dude on this one sounds like he already gave up and is being ironic about it ; While on the original he sounds like he's tryna super hard to convince not just his friends but mostly himself he's fine
I was born and raised in Staunton Va. I grew up listening and watching the Statler Brothers and was even around them a few times. Eric done a excellent job with this song. Wish he would do more.
I learned about this version filling out a quiz. I'm 64 and still love this song. So I thought I'd listen to it. They do the song justice. I'm going to listen to more from this guy but I agree with everyone it's a shame he wasn't a big success. Reminds me of the Stray Cats which we don't have anymore. I'm glad this got over 2 million views.
Saw Eric 25 years ago in Tootsies and then a year later. A dynamaic and talented performer/composer. How on earth he didn't make it big I'll never know. He played in London and Country Music People gave him a great write up. When I see some of the muppets today, I just shake my head.
Who's here in 2020, sitting at home because of COVID-19? Somehow, this song seems appropriate right now...LOL Take care, everyone. Stay inside and be smart. This too shall pass.
written by the late great Lew DeWitt, tenor with the Statler Brothers. he passed away in 1990 from Chron's Disease at the age of 52. what a great legacy. Eric gave the song great new life, i love this version. RIP Lew
This song came out when I was 22. And it HIT me so hard back then. I adore this song. To me, it's about how life was for real introverts, before online gaming and social media. Finding ways to entertain ourselves because we really did NOT want to be out there.
I was totally impressed when this came out. He did such a great job with this cover. I was expecting him to be the next big thing. I was so sad that he didn't get to continue in the industry.
Great version of an awesome song that I often use to explain my need for solitude to my friends who would have all the reason in the world not to have me in their reality.
This dude, has more talent in his pinky than most of the so called “artist” that made it big! Amazing guitarist, song writer … Musician!! I love watching Eric’s showmanship and Guitar chops!! AMAZING!! He now sings with his Lovely wife As “The Record Store Troubadours”!!!
@@bradleycarroll8187 You realize this song came out in 2000 right? None of those acts were his contemporaries. You wanna mention acts that made it instead of him then you go with onea who debuted around the same timd: Gary Allan, Kieth Urban, Brad Paisley, Rodney Atkins, Montgomery Gentry, Josh Turner etc. And that's not to mention the previous generation that was still putting out music regularly.
Not just today as in December 12/2020....but I find this every year since the time it first came out and The Statler Bros....I always listen to both recordings as I really love both so much....such a well written song....they both seriously burned it down....😇🙏❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
He brought out the bluesy, despairing feel of the song. This guy got screwed. He should have been a big star, but the machine just dropped him. Think of all the no talent pop-porn phonies that have made it big since this song came out. A total shame.
I agree..I saw this video the day it first came out..thought .WOW..He kicked it hard.....waited for him to go viral......never happened....so sad thought he was AMAZING...😇🙏❤
I was seven years old when this song came out, and I thought this was the coolest sounding song i ever heard! I decided to check out his album a few years back, and it was just as groovybsnd brilliant!! It should have been a career making album for Eric! Nashville, you missed the boat with this cat!
Written by Lew Dewitt. It was first performed by The Statler Brothers, and was released as their debut single in September of 1965. The song became popularity in January of 1966, spending four weeks at No. 2 on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart, and No. 4 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. In 1966, the song won a Grammy Award for Best Contemporary (R&R) Performance - Group (Vocal or Instrument). In 1967, Nancy Sinatra covered the song for her album "Boots" (1967). In 1975, The Statler Brothers rerecorded the song for their first Greatest Hits album; "The Best of the Statler Brothers". The song was featured as the soundtrack to the 1994 film "Pulp Fiction". In 2000, Eric Heatherly covered the song for his debut album "Swimming in Champagne" (2000), also his debut single. Heatherly's rendition reached No. 6 on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart, and No. 50 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. The rendition was made into the song's music video, which was directed by Gerry Wenner.🙂
Home Free Vocal Band in Honor of Harold Reid has a Recover of Flowers on the Wall on CZcams just released May 2020. We were big fans of the Statler Brothers. Loved Harold and his Entertainment! Will Be Missed.
this song brings back memories of being just a little guy in the back of the car with my mom and aunt running errands or whatever it was. so carefree way back then. damn tings have changed so much from then. sometimes i wish i could have it all back just one more time! good times!!! good song still!!!
This is so much like my dad... He has multiple sclerosis and I always worry about him, but he showed me this song and it makes me so relieved... He says it's exactly how he feels.
You have to say what you feel when you feel it, especially if you are an artist of any kind (as your name infers). Don't worry too much about what other people think. What you think is important. While I was a mere baby when this came out, my much, much older brother played the original over and over again when he broke up with his girlfriend. It is etched into my brain. The originals always tend to be the ones that stick in our heads, but I enjoyed Eric’s version. He has a nice voice.
EnderTron 360 no worries, but seriously, imagine if some Radio Disney/Disney Channel artist did a cover of this? It could either be surprisingly good, or a big flaming middle finger
I think it gives it a bit of a rockabilly feel rather then the more traditional country that the Statlers had with it. But it was also 1965 when they did it.
Heard this today on the radio during a throwback Thursday, and the minute the chorus hit it was like BAM! Face full of nostalgia. And I find it kind of funny that the older I get, the more I learn that songs I loved as a kid were covers.
Ofen wondered what happened to Eric...met him years ago & thought for sure he had a huge career ahead of him...a very personable & talented artist...so much BETTER than many of the artists making tons of $$$ out there today...the music industry is so strange & too many times HUGE talent goes overlooked..
I always loved this a❤❤Statler Brother’s song but I have to say this guy nailed it. I love it way more than the original! Great Job! MAY GOD BLESS YOU GUYS! Amen!
Love this version.... I saw this guy live once .. totally random thing in Boise Idaho 20 years ago.... very impressive stage personality... great dynamics!!!
It's been 17 years since I last heard this song and though I couldn't remember the name at first, all I had to do was sing the words and it all came flooding back. As long as its been, I never forgot the words....I've really missed this song.
I used to sing this at Karoke when I was 15 years old back in 2003 , those were good times! I too remember when this was on heavy rotation on CMT back in 2000.
HE IS A GUITAR PICKING PHENOM!!! NASHVILLE MISSED ON THIS CAT!!!! HE'S BETTER THAN 100 SO CALLED STARS TODAY!!!!
He and Brad Paisley should have a pick off!
@@PNWRideAlongs lmfao bitch pratly?
@@PNWRideAlongs Eric Heatherly is far better than Brad "Pansy" will ever be.
I prefer this version over the original one
Those in charge of the entertainment business will Never give this guy a chance. This is an old classic country song. And done very well. It is Not the propaganda crap we hear today.
he totally honored the original with this version. I wish he had found more success. I was and am a fan
well said!
I still listen to that very album.
I wish he had been more successful too. This was a wonderful cover and true to the original
Me too, Laura. Mystery sometimes why such talent doesn't "make it". HOWEVER, HE DOES HAVE A FACEBOOK PAGE AND IS STILL PERFORMING, LOOK HIM UP😎
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Eric never got the chance or recognition.... He has one helluva voice....
I never cared much for covers. It always seemed to me a lazy way of trying to capture some fame rather than writing your own stuff or doing an original from a hungry songwriter. But it's hard to take umbrage with this one. Great singing, playing, and I like his phrasing. It does the original full justice.
Bro do you know how many covers are just better than the original? And at worst a cover is okay. Idk what you're talking about lol
You ever sing a song your self it's no different but ppl record them self doing it then post it because they can make money off it plus this is better than the original by a lot
@@DW-qs7zd -- Obviously you didn't read my comment since your answer has nothing to do with what I wrote. I know I sing way better than you write. Your lack of punctuation is atrocious. Try a few commas so it's not one long sentence.
@@ricenglish4556 ok you said you never care for covers I explained why ppl do them and why it's not just a lazy thing Todo and sorry I don't give a fuck about how I type on CZcams comment from a 15 year old video any one who does is loser this is not school no one grading this and you understood what every word I wrote means so since you was able to decode what I wrote that means the words I used worked just fine sorry if all that's not perfect on the touch screen I'm typing don't use autocorrect
@@ricenglish4556 think about it's 15 year old video what would be the point in taking the time to make sure every single word I type is spelled correctly or used the proper grammar that's not how ppl talk in the real world or have you never used lol or idk in your life while texting
I've listened to this song 20 times today, now don't tell me I've nothing to do
Same here I just keep listening to it on replay
I love you guys!!!
When this first came out I was living in my first apartment....the wallpaper in the kitchen was covered in mushrooms! I didn't have the money to go anywhere except work. I didn't have a TV either, so I REALLY felt this song!!!
You have nothing to do! Lol
I end up back to artists like these and I'm always thinking, "Where'd you go?! Come back!!" I love this version. What a voice!
I do not care for covers much but this dude rocks this fine catchy tune. Love it Eric
I agree, he did right and proper tribute, while somehow adding some pizazz and flair of his own style. Well done cover for sure!
My late mom heard this on the radio and loved it! She always felt like the Statler Brothers version was a bit too "chipper" for someone who's slowly losing their mind. She said that, with the drums and Eric's deeper darker voice, the song becomes more dangerous-sounding, like he's about to crack and start killing people a la "Falling Down". (If you haven't seen that movie, watch it. It's good)
I love the original but it hit me that it is more chipper, or at least in the early versions of it. My mom played this type of music when I was a kid (born in 70) so even though it wasn’t “new”, it felt new to me. I miss this type of song.
This was a great cover of the Statler Brothers classic. Liked the upbeat guitar and the bass line was perfect.
nah
dangerous? killing people? dude's just depressed, the "chipper" tone is just him trying to mask it, after all why would he keep saying he's fine and having "lots of fun" if he sounded depressed and edgy ?^the happy and quirky melody also contrasts well with the lyrics and gives very particular anxiety notes that are missing on this cover. Dude on this one sounds like he already gave up and is being ironic about it ; While on the original he sounds like he's tryna super hard to convince not just his friends but mostly himself he's fine
I was born and raised in Staunton Va. I grew up listening and watching the Statler Brothers and was even around them a few times. Eric done a excellent job with this song. Wish he would do more.
I love Eric's version A LOT, always have. He is soooooo handsome. Why did he not become a country superstar? He definitely should have.
I know! I loved his whole album! It’s got that cool Rockabilly style. I have no idea why he never made it.
Flowers On The Wall is one of my all times favorite songs, decided to listen to this preparing to be unimpressed, but I LOVE it
I was the same. So happy I gave it a listen.
Wow!! I LIKE it!! Great cover!
That guitar is MEAN!!
Breathe London
I learned about this version filling out a quiz. I'm 64 and still love this song. So I thought I'd listen to it. They do the song justice. I'm going to listen to more from this guy but I agree with everyone it's a shame he wasn't a big success. Reminds me of the Stray Cats which we don't have anymore. I'm glad this got over 2 million views.
I'm 38, and the stray cats was the fist cd I ever bought. Still have their vinyl. Still one of my favorite bands
Very good with a rockabilly spin. It's hard to beat the Statler Brothers, but this is very close!
Cool song my Grandma loved his version & at the time she was in her 70
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close but Statlers will always be hard to match so its inferior
@@beautifulkalkaninturkey3320 Better than you could do.
@@sergeantmasson3669 well you don't know that because you've never heard me sing have ya Sarg
I can’t help myself, I just keep coming back to watch this great artist. 👍👍👍
Saw Eric 25 years ago in Tootsies and then a year later. A dynamaic and talented performer/composer. How on earth he didn't make it big I'll never know. He played in London and Country Music People gave him a great write up. When I see some of the muppets today, I just shake my head.
WTF! This is the absolute best remake of any song I've heard of in my 55 years on this planet...why can't I share it?!
Cathy just tell people about this great cover song...
Just copy and paste the link to share.
I seem to recall a version that says Lucky Strikes
Who's here in 2020, sitting at home because of COVID-19?
Somehow, this song seems appropriate right now...LOL
Take care, everyone. Stay inside and be smart. This too shall pass.
This is me irl right now.
Sigh.
#stayhome
I'd love to watch captain kangaroo right now!
This song is perfect for right now lol
This song is so appropriate for the times. And I 💘 this version.
This is my introvert theme song.
Fantastic version of this classic. I love it !!!
I'm okay with someone taking a song and making it their own. I believe he accomplished that with this version. I think the statler brothers approve.
I think he done good with this song. Most modern country sucks but I actually like this, lol. Guess it's not so modern anymore, man I feel old.
MOST EXCELLENT COVER!! BRAVO!!!!
Hi Pamela,How are you?
Rockabilly at its finest! 🥰
...DON'T TOUCH THE SONG!! It's the best rendition I've ever heard. It NEVER WAS a rock and roll song!! Absolutely fabulous!!
As a kid I was enamored of "Flowers on the Wall". I couldn't find a decent rendition of it on CZcams, but I found this excellent cover!
written by the late great Lew DeWitt, tenor with the Statler Brothers. he passed away in 1990 from Chron's Disease at the age of 52. what a great legacy. Eric gave the song great new life, i love this version. RIP Lew
Hello Mandi
Loved this cover of the old Statler Brothers tune the first time I heard it. Not a big fan of remakes but this one rocks!!
Upright Base is something to behold
Aye, it is.
Holy smokes, havent heard this since I was a kid like 15 years ago and I'm 24 years old now. Thanks pulp fiction for reminding me.
Hey!! Im sitting here watching pulp fiction, heard Butch singing it in the car and I thought of this song and came right here! Lol 😆🤣
Happy 52nd Birthday Eric Lafon Heatherly!(Born February 21, 1970)😃🥳🎂🎉🎊🎈🎁🍾🥂👍👏🙌
This song never gets old.
Love this version He nailed it
This song came out when I was 22. And it HIT me so hard back then. I adore this song. To me, it's about how life was for real introverts, before online gaming and social media. Finding ways to entertain ourselves because we really did NOT want to be out there.
Day three of being in a hospital. I've always loved this song but I feel this song more now than I've ever felt it before.
I love the retro-rocker vibe Eric Heatherly had. I just wish everyone else shared my same opinion.
I was totally impressed when this came out. He did such a great job with this cover. I was expecting him to be the next big thing. I was so sad that he didn't get to continue in the industry.
Man i forgot how much I love this version 🤟🏼
The Statler Brothers approve this message.
Great version of an awesome song that I often use to explain my need for solitude to my friends who would have all the reason in the world not to have me in their reality.
Same💔
This dude, has more talent in his pinky than most of the so called “artist” that made it big! Amazing guitarist, song writer … Musician!! I love watching Eric’s showmanship and Guitar chops!! AMAZING!!
He now sings with his Lovely wife As “The Record Store Troubadours”!!!
Sucks how this dude didn't make but Jason Aldean Luke Bryan Sam Hunt Florida Georgia Line etc did. Just shows us how far country has fallen off
@@bradleycarroll8187 You realize this song came out in 2000 right?
None of those acts were his contemporaries.
You wanna mention acts that made it instead of him then you go with onea who debuted around the same timd: Gary Allan, Kieth Urban, Brad Paisley, Rodney Atkins, Montgomery Gentry, Josh Turner etc.
And that's not to mention the previous generation that was still putting out music regularly.
Who's still listening to this in 2020 and i know him great guy
Not just today as in December 12/2020....but I find this every year since the time it first came out and The Statler Bros....I always listen to both recordings as I really love both so much....such a well written song....they both seriously burned it down....😇🙏❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I wish I could meet him.. I would shake his hand on what an amazing job he did on this song!!
2021 for me
Ho
I'm listening to it in January of 2021.
Absolutely love the original, this is my new favorite version of it.
VERY impressive!!! I was skeptical, completely won over!
He brought out the bluesy, despairing feel of the song. This guy got screwed. He should have been a big star, but the machine just dropped him. Think of all the no talent pop-porn phonies that have made it big since this song came out. A total shame.
Tis but a shitty world
I agree..I saw this video the day it first came out..thought .WOW..He kicked it hard.....waited for him to go viral......never happened....so sad thought he was AMAZING...😇🙏❤
its a crap cover what are you saying? brings out the feeling my ass the Statler brothers aced it
Junkyard might be my favorite band of all time. They were victims of the machine too
Il agree him and Statler bros both sing it very well I get made fun of bc I'm 25 and loves oldies country
Best cover of that song , genius
Seriously channelling the Statler Brothers.
I LOVE THE SEATBELT STRAP.........VERY ORIGINAL..
I was seven years old when this song came out, and I thought this was the coolest sounding song i ever heard! I decided to check out his album a few years back, and it was just as groovybsnd brilliant!! It should have been a career making album for Eric! Nashville, you missed the boat with this cat!
I like this version of it. Used to play on the country stations all the tine
I LOVE THE STADLER BROTHERS.... But this cat did it justice . With some hair on it. Great!!
I am old enough to remember this song hit the AM airwaves.I just love the guitars with all that twang and palm muting.Great video loved it.
He did great job with this song
i used to listen to this song ALL the time wen i was five it brings back so memories!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You can't understand this song till you lived this song
That was extremely well done. For as song that old it's incredibly catchy!!!
Yup, the original came out in 1965
"I keep hearin' you're concerned about my happiness
But all that thought you're givin' me is conscience I guess
If I was walkin' in your shoes, I wouldn't worry none
While you 'n' your friends are worried about me I'm havin' lots of fun
Countin' flowers on the wall
That don't bother me at all
Playin' solitaire till dawn with a deck of fifty-one
Smokin' cigarettes and watchin' Captain Kangaroo
Now don't tell me I've nothin' to do
Last night I dressed in tails, pretended I was on the town
As long as I can dream it's hard to slow this swinger down
So please don't give a thought to me, I'm really doin' fine
You can always find me here, I'm havin' quite a time
Countin' flowers on the wall
That don't bother me at all
Playin' solitaire till dawn with a deck of fifty-one
Smokin' cigarettes and watchin' Captain Kangaroo
Now don't tell me I've nothin' to do
It's good to see you, I must go, I know I look a fright
Anyway my eyes are not accustomed to this light
And my shoes are not accustomed to this hard concrete
So I must go back to my room and make my day complete
Countin' flowers on the wall
That don't bother me at all
Playin' solitaire till dawn with a deck of fifty-one
Smokin' cigarettes and watchin' Captain Kangaroo
Now don't tell me I've nothin' to do
Don't tell me I've nothin' to do"
Songwriters: Lewis Dewitt
Flowers on the Wall lyrics © Warner/Chappell Music, Inc
How is it this guy isn't a country legend?! I have been listening to him for years. I think he needed a new agent:)
amen brian
He should be playing all over the country. Great performance
He really does this song justice...just awesome!
Excellent version. Beautifully done
This song popped into my head randomly just now, and I have no idea why 🤷
Written by Lew Dewitt. It was first performed by The Statler Brothers, and was released as their debut single in September of 1965. The song became popularity in January of 1966, spending four weeks at No. 2 on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart, and No. 4 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. In 1966, the song won a Grammy Award for Best Contemporary (R&R) Performance - Group (Vocal or Instrument). In 1967, Nancy Sinatra covered the song for her album "Boots" (1967). In 1975, The Statler Brothers rerecorded the song for their first Greatest Hits album; "The Best of the Statler Brothers". The song was featured as the soundtrack to the 1994 film "Pulp Fiction". In 2000, Eric Heatherly covered the song for his debut album "Swimming in Champagne" (2000), also his debut single. Heatherly's rendition reached No. 6 on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart, and No. 50 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. The rendition was made into the song's music video, which was directed by Gerry Wenner.🙂
Home Free Vocal Band in Honor of Harold Reid has a Recover of Flowers on the Wall on CZcams just released May 2020. We were big fans of the Statler Brothers. Loved Harold and his Entertainment! Will Be Missed.
Best version
This version totally does the original version justice. Well done !!!
this song brings back memories of being just a little guy in the back of the car with my mom and aunt running errands or whatever it was. so carefree way back then. damn tings have changed so much from then. sometimes i wish i could have it all back just one more time! good times!!! good song still!!!
Very good.
Eric, you knocked it out of the park with that performance! Great!
Eric hit #6 in Billboard, 8-27-00. God bless ya, for postin' it. Thanx! Have a great week!
This is so much like my dad... He has multiple sclerosis and I always worry about him, but he showed me this song and it makes me so relieved... He says it's exactly how he feels.
You have to say what you feel when you feel it, especially if you are an artist of any kind (as your name infers). Don't worry too much about what other people think. What you think is important. While I was a mere baby when this came out, my much, much older brother played the original over and over again when he broke up with his girlfriend. It is etched into my brain. The originals always tend to be the ones that stick in our heads, but I enjoyed Eric’s version. He has a nice voice.
This has more respect for the original then Disney Remakes
EnderTron 360 there’s a Disney version of this?
Why?
@@bladeobrian2144 no I meant that Eric cared more about the original song and I was comparing it to Disney's horrible movie remakes
EnderTron 360 oh I see,
Sorry about that,
@@bladeobrian2144 it's alright, it's a pretty easy mistake to make
EnderTron 360 no worries, but seriously, imagine if some Radio Disney/Disney Channel artist did a cover of this?
It could either be surprisingly good, or a big flaming middle finger
Great performance of one of my favorite all time songs. He should be a big star! Crazy music industry. 😔
Hello Rhonda
Great rendition...a fine guitarist Eric.
This is me .....counting flowers again....😉GREAT SONG❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
the first time i heard this song i was working in a group home full of ppl with mental disorders... it fit perfectly! love the way he does this song!
good version and respectful of origanal
what is the origanal ?
@@jansdoe6963 Statler Brother's, we just lost Harold Reid the Bass Singer
I think it gives it a bit of a rockabilly feel rather then the more traditional country that the Statlers had with it. But it was also 1965 when they did it.
wow i love it Eric!
You have excellent taste destiny.
For
Great rendition!!
All i can say is dang..eric he really nailed this song., I've been a fan of the original song but his cover of it so Good
Well done.
Heard this today on the radio during a throwback Thursday, and the minute the chorus hit it was like BAM! Face full of nostalgia. And I find it kind of funny that the older I get, the more I learn that songs I loved as a kid were covers.
Never heard of this performer but he does a great cover of the Statler Brothers' classic. Great song for any occasion. Nicely done, Sir.
He should have come out with more amazing songs he was a wonderful singer
Ofen wondered what happened to Eric...met him years ago & thought for sure he had a huge career ahead of him...a very personable & talented artist...so much BETTER than many of the
artists making tons of $$$ out there today...the music industry is so strange & too many times HUGE talent goes overlooked..
I always loved this a❤❤Statler Brother’s song but I have to say this guy nailed it. I love it way more than the original! Great Job! MAY GOD BLESS YOU GUYS! Amen!
Love this version.... I saw this guy live once .. totally random thing in Boise Idaho 20 years ago.... very impressive stage personality... great dynamics!!!
It's been 17 years since I last heard this song and though I couldn't remember the name at first, all I had to do was sing the words and it all came flooding back. As long as its been, I never forgot the words....I've really missed this song.
Very good song I remember listening to this song when I was little.
Hello Sarah, How are you doing?
Ever since I heard this in pulp fiction it’s been on the playlist
One of the few cover versions of a classic that compares very favorably with the original.
As a kid I always loved this song and I never understood why, I never knew this was a cover,
same here, I just remembered it yesterday and went to look it up... not as catchy as I remember it to be.
I used to sing this at Karoke when I was 15 years old back in 2003 , those were good times! I too remember when this was on heavy rotation on CMT back in 2000.
I remember listening to this song all the time as a child. Brings back such good memories.
This is the version I grew up with and it will suddenly pop into my head
My Quarantine song
Hello Patty
Respect..it really surprised and impressed. Great artist
Awesome Version 👌 👏 👍
He did an absolutely fantastic job with this remake! GOOD JOB!
Hello Cathy