The Wilburn Brothers Show (1969) Thanks A Lot (Eddie Miller, Don Sessions) Who's Gonna Take Your Garbage Out (Teddy Wilburn / Johnnny Tillotson / Lucille Cosenza)
I love to watch Tubbs’s face as he sings, especially his eyes. You can’t fake that kind of sincerity and sense of fun. One of the great ones when country was really country.
The best description I ever heard of Ernest was by Hank Wangford when he described the late singer as " a man who sang delightfully flat all his life". I love it and I loved Ernest Tubb for it too!
Your right old Erny did sing flat yet always stayed in tune great showman and promoter of up and coming younger stars. RIP Mr Tubb you live forever on RU-vid keeping all us old fans happy
His pitch on these songs is fine, if not perfect. When hey say flat I think they mean something else... maybe referring to how plain and unadorned his style is. Sounds good in this era of overwrought divas.
@@johnsieger6197 It's perfectly off, it's harder than just nailing the note for most people. But he definately sings pretty consistently flat in this song. I sure hope your ears are in my audience and not my band. ;-)
My grandfather ran a Hudson Valley cities firefighter fundraisers and regularly billed him. He has a hell of a tale of organizing a beautiful bill until Tubbs never shows an act before set. He had to rush to the motel he bought him and drag him out of bed at 6pm to slug his set only to leave with shoulders over groupies. Still never smug....just slug haha. Guy was never a leech coward or villain. He was just a beautiful humble every man laughing through stardom. Gotta love him
Man I got to see Loretta when I was about 10 years old it was great, Wish I could have got to see Ernest before he passed on, sure do love his music to this day I still do!
I used to watch the Wilburn Brothers show every Saturday night when I was a kid. I watched it to laugh at the squares but I came away with a life-long deep love for real country music. When I saw Loretta on here back in the early 60's I always thought she was a big star. It wasn't until later that I realized she was just starting out.
Good God! I had no idea good Ol’ Ernest was born in 1914...1 week ago from this day, on 9th of February, about 104 years ago! A thing like that... Happy belated 104th E.T!
This is Country Music Royalty at it's BEST! Earnest Tubb and then Loretta Lynn, Then nthe 2 of them sing " who's gonna take your garbage out ! What a song, and what a title! you want Country Music legends here you go !!!
I'm gonna spend the night like every night before Playin E.T. and I'll play him some more I've gotta have a shot of them old troubadours Set 'em up Joe and play? Walking The Floor?
Thanks Thanks a lot I got a broken heart That's all I've got You made me cry Now I cried a lot I lost your love Baby thanks a lot You told our friends As I was passin' by That you're not sorry That you made me cry You said I deserve Just what I got Well if that's how you feel Honey thanks a lot Thanks thanks a lot [Chorus] You wanted a fool And I played the part Now all I've got Is a broken heart We loved a little And laughed a lot Then you were gone Honey thanks a lot
I met Ernest Tubb when I was a little boy. He was at a county fair near Flint Michigan. He autographed a picture for my mom and was so down to earth and friendly. He asked mom her name so he could write it on the picture and when she said it was Barbara he said, “ok here ya go Barbie doll.” Then he gave her a wink as he handed her the picture.
My eyes teared up while watching this. Brings back memories of watching the Wilborn Brothers with my mom as a young boy in the 60's. Miss you momma, thanks for exposing me to all the great country artists of that era especially ET and Loretta.
love them both , E T was my favorite in the late 50 ts, and those two together is fabulous, they just dont make country music like that any more, my all time favorite is walz across texas
When my brother and I were little, we would call him the "Texas 2x4". What a legend he was...... and still is. Loretta Lynn - "The Queen of Country Music" Her recordings from the 1960s can't be touched. R. I. P. Ernest Tubb Billy Byrd🎸
Domnule Marinescu, daca ati stii ce mult ma bucur acum sa vad ca mai sunt romani care asculta muzica asta buna! Asta da muzica de calitate, nu-i asa? Nu e pacat ca in Romania nu e cunoscuta? Eu ascult Loretta Lynn, the Wilburn Brothers, cateodata Ernest Tubb si, rareori, Statler Brothers! It's great to hear there are Romanians who have heard of country music and enjoy it!
😅 that was good old country music back in the day I'll still love it today and it's 2024 okay I'm still kicking and I'm glad I'm still kicking thank the Lord
And the reason why you're listening to today's Country: Big screen,processed cheese?? Support the independent artists and labels if you want the legacy to continue.
