Mickey Newbury Larry Gatlin In Session Dec 15, 1983 

I worked at a TV Station a couple hours away from CHCH TV in Hamilton Ontario where this was produced. We carried the show “In Session” that they produced there. So glad I found this . It takes me back . So awesome.

I first saw MIckey at the *original* Exit In in Nashville back in 1978 when I was 17 (and underaged, but oddly wasn't carded)...I was blown away...and have been a lifelong fan ever since....

The reason the views are so many is because everyone knows this is here.

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After going down a music rabbit hole after discovering Patrick Swazey could sing, I then found his "Love Hurts" duet with Larry Gatlin and was wowed by Gatlin's voice. Then, I wanted to hear more! Following the Gatlin rabbit hole, I started listening to him and the Gatlin Bros. (especially loved the short Alleluia song they did a capella(, as well as songs shared with other country artists, like "Indian Summer" and then happened upon this video. Like all of you here, I was in awe of the talent of these two men. Newbury is spellbinding, and Gatlin here is pure beauty. Just wow, where have all the good musicians gone...as Garlin sung, "Johnny Cash is dead and his house burned down." ☺

Mickey and Townes are two finest and that's probably the bottom line.

Mickey even brought Townes into the fold

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l certainly am glad I didn't pass away before having a chance or twenty to view it.

Amazing, right? I clipped it out into its own RU-vid video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-5zcuGKyK6X4.html.

Agreed. What an awesome performance. I clipped it out into its own RU-vid video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-5zcuGKyK6X4.html.

That's awesome!

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It's awesome, right? I clipped out that portion into its own RU-vid video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-5zcuGKyK6X4.html.

Because people are addicted to foolishness and garbage these days. Most people that enjoy this in the USA are either older or dead and gone. I’m 52 and I don’t personally know anyone my age or younger that listens to this. It’s a shame that we’ve moved so far from this style of music; sad, really. Mickey and Larry are both from Texas, USA. Larry is now in his 70s and we lost Mickey in 2002. Mickey is, in my mind, the finest songwriter in American history. Oh, that he would have stayed away from cigarettes, we might still have him with us. I listen to him on most days; those songs are so precious, because there will not be another to finish his work.

@@hogsandsooners Great comment! I'm 44 and became a fan of both Gatlin and Newbury through my parents who were fans. These two legends wipe the floor with anyone on the charts today in the talent department . You can really hear the huge influence Mickey had on Larry in this show.

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C'mon, Natural. He's having a good time! Is Gatlin so insufferable? Or is it you?

@@richardmindemann6935 Trust me--it's not me. It's a known fact in Nashville and the country.

You appear to have knowledge that I don't. I just know of Gatlin's ability to write a good song and put it across. The writer of Houston, Broken Lady, and All the Gold in California is a big talent, He's also a good singer, and with his brothers, and band, can deliver a fine entertainment experience. Maybe he's a jerk, or something like that, but so is Van Morrison. That fact doesn't make Domino less catchy. I'll point out that he is most respectful of Mickey, who is obviously an inspiration to him. His attitude towards Mickey Newbury is somewhere between admiration and reverence,.So, no....I don't see the issue. @@NaturalRagman