I was very blessed to see him perform at the Comanche Texas fireworks display years ago. I got to talk to him a little but never got to see him perform again. I sure am sorry I didn't. He was a real genius in his craft. He wrote some of my favorite songs. I really miss him.
George Klassen It was composed in the late 1940s by a songwriter named Stan Jones. Vaughn Monroe and then the Sons of the Pioneers had the earliest hits of it.
There will never again be such a great cowboy songwriter and musician!😪
A Cowboy God of music...yes, that is Don Edwards!
I was very blessed to see him perform at the Comanche Texas fireworks display years ago. I got to talk to him a little but never got to see him perform again. I sure am sorry I didn't. He was a real genius in his craft. He wrote some of my favorite songs. I really miss him.
Wonderful version of this classic song by a great singer
Mr. Edwards, outstanding performance! Well done sir!
A wonderful version of this classic song by a great singer
The best!
Don is a gem! Santa Cruz guitars sounding pretty awesome too! Beautiful.
A wonderful song, first introduced to me by street performer and beautiful soul "The Space Lady." This was a wonderful rendition!
Don's voice is AWESOME!!
Lo, those many years ago that I used to go to the White Elephant Saloon in Ft. Worth to enjoy Don't Edwards.
Sounds like great life memories!
There just isn't a bad version of this song, and when in the hands of Don Edwards...WOW!
Don Edwards = The true definition of old western music.
Great version
Great job
Fabulous singer
a fabulous performance,,,
Fantastic Thank you Don Edwards, and LR Baggs for posting it.
I never thought anyone could sing Marty robbins songs but don is amazing and not many people can sing this one so well
Hate to break it to you but marty robbins didn't create this song.
I agree with you wholehearted! But you should hear the original by Vaughn Monroe in 1948!
R.I.P Don
All honor to the cowboy. You're praises they will sing. Cuz you never sold your saddle, and that's the most important thing. RIP Mr. Edwards.
fantastic! lovely Santa cruz guitar as well.
its the intro the PBR uses.
Another great cowboy singer gone . He died last year
Seria o Tião Carreiro estrangeiro, country music originals!
3:46 😲😲😲
paid the cost to be the Don. major respect to Mr. Edwards
next to marty robbins and johnny western he is a favorite
a do don don a do don don
the outlaws have the best version !
Were did this song originate?
George Klassen It was composed in the late 1940s by a songwriter named Stan Jones. Vaughn Monroe and then the Sons of the Pioneers had the earliest hits of it.
First recorded by Burl Ives.
It's a Cowboy legend similar to the hunt in Norse folklore. But the first recording was in the 40's.
fuck yeah
Very hickish