Clint Walker - The Wayward Wind 

Lucky, we dont get to see reruns of great shows like that.

So did watch him with my Dad and I'm 73. Love this man. You don't find men like Clint Walker

Same way I watched him as a kid with my Dad and I'm 73 now and still watch Cheyenne.

I read an article about him that said he was 6 foot 5 tall with a 48 inch chest and a 32 inch waist.

Until I was 45, I was 6'1" , 44 chest and 32 waist athletic fit suits. Miss youth and life.

YES in dead.....my 👩 mother and grandmother 👵 and one little girl 👩‍🔧[@ the time] .....ME agree! 😊 From all accounts, he was equally handsome on the inside as well, a really NICE 👦 Guy.

Drop dead gorgeous! And sexy...the kind of sexy that he doesn't even have to try. Mercy!

I'm a man, and it's hard to disagree with you.

me too...

My MaMa was not a blushing little girl way back when and she had a crush on him

I too had a huge crush on him starting at the age of 8. Always thought I would meet him one day any marry him! n

An era of talent we'll likely never see again. Especially in an era that makes stars of people like the Kartrashians.

@@debco12 oh so true.

YUM!

He truly was

Wish we could see these reruns.

Don't fgt Clint Eastwood he was a great horseman too

Diane Hopkins The only cowboy who was wider then the horse he rode, he had the widest shoulders period!

When I watch Clint Walker, poetry in motion comes to mind also.

And they probably never will again.

Oh im sure one day they will find some cute girly boy with long hair put him on a horse and call him the new cheyenne people like clint john wayne james arnes and so many other greats should not be immitated it just does not work my 2 cents for the day !!!

We dont seem to have men like that around these days. I was born in 63. Love the song, played in a few movies like High Noon and in Gunsmoke.

I was born in the 40s what a wonderful world it was to grow up in 40s and 50s our cowboy and girl heroes will never be duplicated good nite ROY DALE MATT GENE LITTLE JOE HOSS PALADIN BATT the list is endless JOHN GABBY LUCUS ON AND ON

Aww your so lucky Rita...Wish I could have met him. I did meet James Garner and Peter Brown who was on Lawman and Laredo Western shows on tv. But I was a big fan of Maverick so meeting James Garner when he was filming Rockford Files was really awesome for me because I had a crush on him. I also go to the same Church as Tom Ritter who was the brother of John Ritter who passed away in 2003. Their father was a western singer and actor Tex Ritter who passed away in the early 1970's.

The good days are long gone.

They would have to find a big set of wings for this giant.

Absolutely! We need more like him. Tho i doubt there ever will be ☹

God blessed this remarkable man with 90 years.

That song is sung by pets not Patsy Cline Gogi Grant

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Should have gotten the best supporting actor Oscar for Posey

Despite everything he brought to the table, he was very humble, down to earth. He truly was one of the good guys.

John Doe I did. He and his wife were very good to me.

@@debco12 Deb...my names is Debbie also...my cousin Susan was married to Clint, during the second half of his life til death..they were older when they met. Were from Chicago...and Clint also hailed from Illinois. He was the best...

@@debbiehadrych8209 yes, I know. I was friends with both of them, Susan more than Clint. I miss hanging out with the two of them. They loved each other so much and were so respectful of each other. You just don't see much of that these days.

@@debco12 now... I don't run around... showing people the situation or trying to brag because that's what it would seem like.... .. out of respect I don't even mention it... but you caught my eye because you seem to have a little more insight and actually knew them... the last I spoke to Susan was in about 1995 I believe ..maybe 1996?... my mother was dying from cancer... and Susan being the beautiful person she is sent us a couple jars of chamomile that was picked from her garden I'm assuming!... of course we lost touch but I did stay in touch some with Lisa... who later told me the story how Mom was and how they met Etc!.... I wish I would have came to visit!.. I know we were welcome... but you know it just didn't seem do able..... since I was ten I was a fan of Clint Walker!... he was everything they say he was .. they don't make them like that anymore.. down to earth true blue good person!.. thanks for letting me bend your ear without blurting out too much information as this is social media... thank you

@@debbiehadrych8209 thank you! I just love Lisa, too. She's the best!

Glynn Knox. His birthday would be the 30 of May. Ninety- one years ago he was born ( a twin sister ).

Thank you!!

He was a good guy, one of the best.

They're all on ME TV!

Thank you. Clint very definitely was a very genuine person. He was also funny, creative, kind, generous, and concerned about his fellow man. The world needs more of men like him.

Thanks, Buck!

1956 by Godi Gant; Pasty Cline (1960) never made it on the charts; a pity.

GOGI Grant. As an FYI. He sat a horse real nice..

I remember it from the late 50s or early 60s. The Lennon Sisters used to sing it on the Lawrence Welk Show on Sat nights. Lol

The person singing that song is Gogi Grant not Patsy Cline

Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it!

Wow, thank you! That means a lot.

LOL, thanks, Sharron for reading the comments! Now I know at least one person does.

DITTO

Hi l had the pleasure to meet Clint & l didn't find any faults!! A nicer man you'll never meet. Great video Deb. Thanks. Judy Mn