Ryman Country Homecoming 1999 Willie Nelson/Waylon Jennings/Lorrie Morgan/Lynn Anderson/B.J. Thomas 

Glen Campbell will forever be a country music legend and treasure. Simply an amazing talent never to be forgotten. Rest in peace Rhinestone Cowboy!!

I’m 88 and I think I’ve enjoyed every one of these songs a few times. I went to High School in Leslie County Kentucky, The greatest blue grass boys, The Osborne Brothers came from the same place Hyden, Ky. Love their sound. Love the mountain folks. Joe E Parker

I feel like I just saw a Million Dollar Concert... that's worth Billions. Thank You! It's fabulous to see people who love their job... and love their time in harmony, joy, laughter... Doing It! God Bless!

That Roy Clark was mesmerized by Glen Campbell's picking says it all...

Glen Campbell was known mostly for his hit songs, but he was an extraordinary guitar player, and ranked right up there with the very best.

"I'll play one" boy you absolutely did. That was fantastic, thank yo Mr Campbell, you are sorely missed.

I remember when Elvis sang the song "CRYING," and he broke out laughing to keep from crying! Thanks for all the great and heart touching songs and music! God Bless all these artists we love so much that add so much Joy to life! God is good, all the time! Amen. 03/23/24

This is a childhood reunion of TV. Glen Campbell is the best guitarist of all time and BJ Thomas has the best voice, but Crystal Gayle really took me back to my childhood memory.

OMG this was 25 years ago. Please God turn back the hands of time. How can you not love this and these artists.

Gentle on my mind. Ain’t ever going to get tired of that song.

Glenn Campbell & Roy Clark two of the very best EVER

These artists (& some who are not there) were the greatest bunch of country singers. We only need Charley Pride, Eddy Arnold.

Like many viewing this program, I'm old, seen way to many friends in my life, and friends from the music world pass away. This video took me back to so many happy times of years past, a time when hope of new things to happen was alive. A time when I felt even better years were still in front of me. These songs made me feel so alive decades ago.......... and tonight, a rare time now, alive once more.

Glen Campbell with an absolutely sensational rendition of Crying ❤

All present was amazed and entertained by Glen Campbell - genius talent - RIP - a room full of talent of time come and gone - like times to come and go!

Oh, Glen! Gentle On My Mind will always be one of my favorite songs (and, as a Rock and Roll girl, that's saying something!). You remain one of the most skilled guitarists we've known. Rest in Peace, and thank you for the gifts you gave us. 💚

Glenn Campbell might be one of the best guitarist along with Roy Clark and Chet Atkins on this planet.

BJ Thomas is a phenomenal and extraordinary artist.

What wonderful pleasure to listen to these amazing artists...

Anybody not in tears of joy of this, just aint livibg in the teal world. Glen singing Roy was over the top

Glen Campbell has more talent in his little finger than most musicians have in their entire bodies.

There's a whole mess of garbage on utube but this is gold,so many memories of souls that made me smile years ago .now lost to time. Rip to the ones that passed on.

It makes me sad that most of these people are no longer with us,they were the best.

What a truly wonderful walk down the country music memory lane. How I miss what real country music was all about.

Rest In Peace Mr. BJ Thomas!

When country was truly country

Such great singing and great artists the likes of we may never see again in our lifetimes.

The world lost with the passing of Glen Campbell.

i’m going to be 60 years old on my next Birthday and my Dad was a big Country Western Music Fan we always had it on in the Car and at home this group of performers is exactly who i think of when I think of great Music it would include a few others like HankWilliams ,George Jones,Dolly ,and Kenny Rogers ,Eddie Arnold Charlie Pride and a few more i still have most of my Dads Records and enjoy listening to them and sharing that music with others as a Teenager i spent many All Nighters Restoring Antique Automobiles with my Dad in the garage we built onto the back of our home in Hollywood Florida and we had a radio out there playing Country my Dad actually had a nice Voice and sang along with h we’re all good memories as we teased and joked with one another we Worked Hard and Long hours and in all honesty i enjoyed it working with my hands is how I made a Living my Adult life to feed my family and i enjoyed all the years i was a Craftsman

Yesterday when I was young..this brings me back to then..fantastic artists..beautiful music.. great memories...thank you.

So sad to see all these great musicians that are no longer with us, but thank God they left their talent and beautiful music to remember them by!

Glenn Campbell’s rendition of “Crying” really stirred the crowd. A hearty round of hoops and hollers ensued. Wonderfully done. Glad he put it on an album later.

Bravo. Pray all these talents will be in heaven and sing and play music for eternity!!!

Now that was real country music.

They were all great but Roy Clark nearly brought them all to tears, Beautiful.

Music without auto tune, tone. Real music.

When you watch this in 2024 and realize this was 25 years ago.

Thank you to RU-vid for no interruptions on this treasure.

I am 84 years old I truly know country and miss it very much.

So glad I came across this. What a crowd of great country performers.

Much respect for bj singing raindrops. 16 year olds today with guidance would love the song

Will we ever have such great singers again? I do not think so. Very sad

What part of no don’t you understand…great song, sung by a great singer! True pleasure to see and hear!

My family and I had the pleasure of visiting the Ryman Auditorium and we stood in the circle on stage and we looked at the pictures of the stars that frequently stood on that stage and it was breathtaking and beautiful. If you get a chance to visit Nashville take the time to visit the Ryman Auditorium ❤

Too bad so many of these cool people are already gone

Nothing quite like an excellent steel guitar player. Amazing.

I’m struck with how much they all enjoyed each other. They left their ego’s at the door.

Nothing in short of amazing, I echo the wish that some day we will reocgonize the beauty and perfection of this time in history.

This music isnt old. Its timeless and relevant. Jack to a king, drinking, having fun, a dance song. And im just 53 lovin the hell out if this

Janey Fricke is such an underrated talent. I met her in 1982 in Tallahassee, Florida backstage at an Alabama show and she is a really nice, down to earth, very approachable person. Sweet as a Peach, in fact.

What an unexpected surprise stumbling across this gem! What a wonderful way to spend a Friday evening.

This makes my ❤ smile with memories thank you 😊

The people in this video shaped the very fabric of our nation. What a privilege to have lived to see and hear these people in all their glory.

The amount of talent on that stage is amazing. Pure talent, no autotune.....

What an era, in one room singing along to each other's songs. Wow.

Roy’s song with the camera panning on everyone listening … beautiful

Waylon cracks me up. What a shy humble man..No clue the ultra legend hed become..

That's a mighty star-studded lineup, right there

Play this whenever you want to feel good.

Sitting here enjoying a post new years beer enjoying real country music. My daddy is still alive today and he is the reason I love this American treasure..country music. I think of him having "his" drink on Sundays and sitting me and my siblings on the couch. He would entertain us with great music and we would sit and well...have to enjoy it with him. Not so sure then but I sure as hell love it today, fifty years later. Why can't we find this kind of entertainment today?

Watched this on my television and loved it and saved it.. beautiful music

Finally a full version and you can even hear the steel guitar on it.

No one is better than Glen Campbell

I the 1970’s great Trucking Industry folded , Red Ball Motor Freight in Dallas a place that gave my Husband a chance to make a good living! A Radio Station the next day dedicated a song to All Employees “ On the Road Again” I will never forget that day!Yes my family survived ! Writing today at 92 yrs old! Loving and thanking ever Truck Driver on the Roads today! Talented , hard working men, everyone can’t do it! On the road give them a break! Get out of their way! What would America or the World do without our Truckers!

Big Willie Nelson fan 😊 he's always been my man ❤

NOW DAYS it is totally impossible to find entertainment this good anywhere ⚡⚡

5:37. modern country music is dead, just listen to glen Campbell here, this is alive, its beautiful (same with all the artists on this video)

I absolutely loved this!! So much talent in that room. The singers today can't hold a candle to any in that room.

Chet Atkins died just a few years later in '01. That's him teasing B J Thomas about all the singers who turned down "Raindrops." Waylon Jennings, too, died in '02. Then, Glenn Campbell died in '17, Roy Clark in '18. We lost B J Thomas in '21. Someone fill in the rest if I've missed any but I remember these deaths as they happened. That's a heck of a lot of talent sharing one stage. Thank God Willie Nelson is still with us!

CLASSIC TRULY BRILLIANT GLEN CAMPBELL GENIUS AND JANIE FRICK BRILLIANT

When Glen plays & sings everything feels like it's gonna be alright. What more could you want.

Watching this in Jan 24, and glen’s beautiful version of Crying, has me crying…..miss his beautiful voice and music. He is truly Gentle on my mind today. Thanks to all in this video.

Rain drops keep falling on my head! OMG, what a great song, and you have the perfect voice to sing this song! What a great surprise!

No autotune there all authentic voices

Peddle steel part is amazing.

This program was classic! Never to be repeated!

4 years old watching hee haw. Perfect life

He was the best on the guitar and singing may he rip mr Glen Campbell

Willie was a young man then! 66 or so years old.

Legends of country music, at their finest!

I was crying, then laughing, then just awestruck by all of the talent here. What a magical show. Love it. Some of those people are gone, so it makes it special.

simply amazing to see and listen to this , the best of the best .

Willy and Waylon is a Treasure. This whole show is Amazing..

That gentle on my mind guitar break will never get old, Just the room all smiling and cheering, Great moment

I know Roy that you are gone. But from a youth watching Hee haw. You were my idol. And to this day in 24, some songs ill never get threw with out a tear. Thank you sir ,i can never thank you enough.

Fantastic!!!!! So much incredible talent in one place!! Thank you!!

So wonderful seeing these beloved country stars all together conversing and singing. Felt like Saturday nights when I was young.

I would have loved to sit and watch this live. All great entertainers.

The Musicians in the back ground were true legends.! How they just "Did it" was nothing less than incredible.!!🥰😍😆😍🥰

God bless you Glenn rip. I always loved your music and always will. ❤️. How the world needs you! You helped me get through the Nam war. With three brothers fighting I stayed home to pray. And listened to your records forever your . HAPPY NEW YEAR BROTHER . 😊

We will never see that much talent on one stage ever again.

My God, roy clark singing that song.years ahead of his time. My god. Roy clark was this this master craft in a meld of music

so much talent in one place, brilliant, sitting here with tears in my eyes listening to the story's and songs, love it

They partied like it was 1999. What wonderful and beautiful people. I like their stage. 🎶 🌈 🧡

These guys have more talent in what they crap out of their asses than artists today.

Walt Disney World used to do special events overnight. Many years ago my girlfriend and I went to a Valentines Day event. It was a concert with various artists and the ones I remember were Marty Robbins, Larry Gatlin and the Gatlin Brothers, Ray Stevens, and I can’t remember the 4th artist (my bad). Anyway, we started with Marty Robbins and ended with Ray Stevens. We really enjoyed Larry’s performance but Ray Stevens brought the house down. He was supposed to end at a certain time so they could clean up and prepare for the next days opening. After about his 4th encore they cut his power. He just sang louder. They finally cut off the lights. With that he took the hint. He led us out of the park in a conga line with Ray leading the way.

oh gosh. what a ton of talent on that stage. the band is incredible. and those great songs. well this goes straight to the heart and soul. big thanks for sharing. and greetings from germany.

It’s doesn’t really matter which tempo Glen’s playing and singing this at, I was a young 12 yo Ky coal miners daughter and loved it. I believe that when I first heard this song it embedded in me a longing to be one of those who wander but are not lost!

Its great to see all the country ledgends together.

Great! Roy Clark!!