Thank you for this great album! I miss records and record shops! Music was so great back then....l love Freddy Hart! What a fabulous singer and a real nice guy!
I woke up one.morning and parked next to me was a blue Peterbilt with " Easy Loving " across the front. Name on the door said " Hart Lines". Nashville , Tennessee .
I was about eleven when I would hear easy loving that's only been fifty year's ago Yet hearing the entire album sends me back to a nice place and time neato.
If it hadn’t of been for my Son Garrett, who I believe sent me a song that this man sang & recorded around 70 years ago, that answered a 70 year old memory & mystery of mine, I might not have ever discovered this very talented man, or the answer to my life long mystery, if my memory of a wonderful song was no more than the remnants of a vague long ago dream. I would have eventually found out that it wasn’t, but it wouldn’t of been in this physical realm.
Ash Ketchum: Well, My Fellow Pokémon! Let's Move Out! Pikachu, You're With Me. Pikachu: Pika Pikachu! Ash Ketchum: Well Then, Everybody, Let's Go On A Migration! Follow Us, And Let's Go!
This was my daddy's favorite song. I remember going to some concerts with him. My daddy past away from a heart attack when he was 45 shortly after we went to his concert. Easy loving this is for you daddy.❤️
Thank you for this outstanding album. So happy to hear it again! Love the vinyl. I miss playing mine. I was fortunate to see Mr. Hart perform in Hagerstown, MD in 1975. What a wonderful man! His style is perfect country. He was also a great writer. One of my favorite country stars in my lifetime. We're losing so many of the greats! May he R.I.P. 🎼🎵🎸
I was with Freddie on that show- I was the “front man” and rhythm guitar player for Freddie from December 1972 until April of 1976 and was featured during his show singing a song- I sang harmony along with some of the best musicians in that era- The Heartbeats was a wonderful band (and who Freddie was so proud of) consisting of JD Walters on steel guitar Buddy Church on lead Jimmy Moore on lead Glen Brodeur on bass Archie Michaud on drums and myself Marc Chase- Thank you for those comments and I am so proud to have been part of something so good and with someone so pure and honest as Freddie Hart-
@@marcchase4042 Mr. Chase! I am so sorry, I've only just seen your comment now, 4/7/24. Thank you so much for taking the time to reply! The Heartbeats were a wonderful band! And Freddie Hart was in a class by himself! I hope life is treating you well. I can't thank you enough for the years of enjoyment and for sharing your musical talent. These songs are as wonderful now as they were then. Believe me, there are many of us who are still listening. 🎶 God bless you and your family.
No one writes music like this any more nor appreciates the sane .. I was born in 1961 and the honor and privilege of growing up to this music.. down in one free space match, listening to her mom and dad’s LPs. It’s like it was yesterday.. we were just kids ..
She was the best love I never had.🎶😃Well that makes since. A dream lover. 😏But that too will take everything you thought you wanted! Maybe the real world as we know it is not so bad. I have had some good women to a company me and most of what has been awesome. Now. Guess who is next? Lol 🎶🎶👍🎬
Anne Murray -- one of my all-time favorite recording artists since the early '70s! Thanks to Capitol Records Canada in the early 2000's, I was finally able to get ALL of Anne's Capitol albums on CD from the mastertapes. At about the same time, I also saw Anne perform live in Nashville with the Nashville Symphony. She packed a full house, and what a thrilling show it was! She's every bit as good live as she is on her studio recordings. "Shadows In The Moonlight" and "Yukitan Cafe" are two excellent examples of Anne's finest recordings. Thanks for reminding me, Jack! You've inspired me to get out my Anne CD's once again!
Beautiful, love watching the record spin in moments of contemplation...in fact thanks to this video I think I'll get the old freestanding 30's RCA out of the attic for the living room and watch that, lol. cheers and thank you.
