One of the originators of the "Bakersfield Sound, along with Cliffie Stone, Buck Owens, Ferlin Huskey (known as Terry Preston at the time), Freddie Hart and Don Rich (who played both Fiddle and Guitar) for Buck Owens and sang harmony on most of Buck's early records. He was killed in a motorcycle accident and Buck took a long time to recover from the death. Of course there were Ralph Mooney and others that played in the Buckaroos, Heartbeats, and Wynn Stewart's grand.
The pride of country music. Charlie Pride, a successful country singer with a number of hits that moved up to the top of the country charts. From a former country and western DJ
My husband and I were good friends with Carmol. A very wonderful person. Same old Carmol everytime you saw him. I sang with him at the Corral Club in Tupelo,Ms. during the late 60's an 70's many Nights. He taught me a lot. I went on to have a .gospel Group called Saving Grace and remained there til my husband died. Was glad to find this site,bro't back a lot of memories. RIP Carmol
Hi Dallas nice to hear you are on the net. I met you years ago at one of your shows in Canada. Wish you had more songs on the net. thanks and take care RL
Love Justin, His music was great Especially this oneand Take A Letter Miss Gray Oh yeah dont forget Lonesome 77203 Justin was probally shut out because he woulden't cave to the Nashville sound, which in my openion ruined country music, Seems like every few years the powers of country music decide to change what we want and in doing that ruin it
hi Rj , I agree this is one of Marty's best. I am a long time fan of his ,and love evrything he does. another one you might like is a song called The Beginning of Goodbye. it is also on youtube . I had never heard this beautiful song. check it out sometime !!
