This song is just beautiful. I can't even begin to describe how much I love this song. It brought me to tears. I like this version of the song a lot better than Larry Bagby's original version of this song. His version isn't as highly pitched as this version. He sings it a lot lower and no harmony either. Cold Case is great for turning me onto songs. Whoever does the sound track for the show does a really good job olf picking out the songs. Especially era songs. I could never get sick of the show.
This is also my favourite episode. Cold cases are often very difficult to look at , because very young people never had a chance to make anything of life. I started looking again recently, and it always moves me very much.
I've been trying to work out what makes this clip so magical. It hit me hard the first time I ever saw it (that's over a decade ago) and it has stayed in my memory ever since. There is a magic in this clip and I think most of that magic has already been identified in the comments below - the lyrics, the melody, and the "chemistry". The clip is such a pleasure to watch, I have looked at it countless times over the last day trying to identify what it is that results in that sublime chemistry between the two singing besides the lyrics, melody etc. I thought I had it nailed a short while ago.... I thought it was that they never blinked, they just stared at each other the whole time. But, that is incorrect. Whilst they do stare, they also do blink but, when they do, it usually less of a blink and more a gentle opening and closing of eyes. Who would have thought that could be so powerful? But, before posting the above, I thought I should have one last look at the clip and I see that I am totally wrong. Again! I am super pleased at being wrong. I suspect that this is one of those truly beautiful things we (well, people like you who have commented below and me) come across that cannot be broken down in to "byte" size chunks. I love all types of music from Classical to Hard Rock but, I must say, if this song was the last I was to ever hear, I would die a happy man. It still strikes me.
@@animallivesmatter7852 oh u said rerun...my bad...sad these series to stop...imagine...i try to find full seasons of law and order in greek subs and its hard..
Nothing beats seeing Mike do this live, singing to his lovely lady in the audience. Mike Stinson wrote the song and is "playing" the pedal steel in the clip. Tony Gilkyson is on guitar and Shawn Nourse is on the drums. Tony, Mike, and Shawn play together often. They are amazing. Shawn is also the drummer in I See Hawks in LA, one of the best bands in Los Angeles.
I ain't from hood but born and lived in Ethiopia. Great song sir. It's only music, but Otis, van halen or willy. It's a reminder of us as the same sobs.
They aired the episode 5 minutes ago here in germany. I'm a Psytrance-DJ and former Metaldrummer, and now I'm sitting here and slowly dissolve in my own tears.... SO F..... BEAUTIFUL!
Same here - believe me, I'm NOT a country music fan usually, but I fell in love with this song! (but then I've fallen in love with many songs I heard on CC :)
Same. I normally do not listen to country music either but love this. I see you wrote this 6 years ago, but another country song I've heard from the TV that I liked was from the movie FOREVER MY GIRL called Smokin' and Cryin'. It surprised me that I liked that one too
Truck Sugar looks like Andy Roddick dressed up as a Cowboy!! This is a great Show over the years and this was a great Epsiode in many. Song sticks in your head like glue!! Well Done!!
I know it’s all fake but I must say it’s a great clip. That break from onstage sing to someone back to reality was really good. When you sing from the heart it’s good. They made it look like real love and break to stage show. Very cool. 👍
Larry bagby no hizo nada, la letra es de mike stinson y aunque no se ve igual de bien ante las cámaras es el original, todo lo demás es falso o merchandising,
I FIRTS HEARD IT ON CSI....IT WASW THE SAME NITE THE SAME STATION HAD HORROR SHORTS .... IT WAS AN AMAZEING TIME TO LISTEN TO IT FOR THE FIRST TIME..INFACT .....
Now, I know that was all stagecraft and lip syncing for that show, but it looked right. Well choreographed. Actors did excellently. Loved the eye eye to eye and movements. At the end when he stopped and broke a smile, that looked real like we do sometimes. I say GOOD JOB ALL!!!
Mike Stinson wrote the song, but Larry Bagby is doing the vocals here. His solo release is in a lower pitch, but this is his voice on the soundtrack. Actor Shaun Benson is lip-syncing.
song's written by mike stinson. you find the original version on his album "last fool at the bar". the better known "cover" version (with the same voice like the one on this video) is interpreted SOLO by larry bagby. you find CMLS on his albums "on the radio" and "player with a heart"
I love this song. I use to have it downloaded when it was offered on Larry Bagby's site for free...but my computer crashed and it was lost :( Least I can come here for an occasional fix.
Great Song, If my father Roland Baribeau(see my playlists For Roland Baribeau from daughter Cherie Baribeau) on You Tube If he were alive today you can bet we would have done this together on stage at his Country and Western Bar the Silver Dollar in Spfld Ma. I miss him and I miss doing duets with him.Here's to you dad; Salute!!!
