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Shenandoah | Tennessee Ernie Ford | March 9, 1961 

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Tennessee Ernie Ford sings the classic folk song, "Shenandoah" on The Ford Show, March, 9, 1961.
Many artists have covered the song, but Tennessee Ernie Ford released the most notable and popular version on his 1959 album, "Shenandoah". This live version from The Ford Show is heartfelt and inspiring.
This live recording appeared prominently in the popular video game "Fallout 76." The game also included the Ford's renditions of the miner's anthem "Dark as a Dungeon" and "Sixteen Tons." All three songs play on the game's Appalachia Radio
Ford's original recording also appeared prominently on "American Dad," Season 11, Episode 10, "The Two Hundred."
About Tennessee Ernie Ford
Born Ernest Jennings Ford on February 13th, 1919 in Bristol, Tennessee, Tennessee Ernie Ford has made an indelible impact on America and the world through his unparalleled accomplishments in radio, records and television.
Throughout his legendary career spanning over 50 years, Ernie Ford's early successes as a radio personality led to his signing with Capitol Records in 1949. Through 1976, he released a total of eighty-three albums on the label--and literally scores of single records, including his classic version of Merle Travis' timeless anthem to the working man, "Sixteen Tons"...at the time of its release, the fastest selling single in Capitol's history.
About The Ford Show
On Thursday night, October 4th, 1956, NBC premiered The Ford Show Starring Tennessee Ernie Ford.
As prime-time's # 1 half-hour variety show for five years, The Ford Show featured all the ingredients of the top variety shows of the day; Hollywood's greatest guest stars, top-of-the-line production, and terrific music. But one simple element separated it from all others...Ernie closed virtually every show with a hymn, a spiritual or a song of faith. For the time, it was a bold and powerful statement for a popular entertainer of Ford's stature to be making on live television, especially in the face of the initial objections from Madison Avenue and the network. But it was a statement that would become the trademark of his career, and in many ways, the mark of his life. It would earn him the distinction of almost single-handedly bringing inspirational music into the mainstream of American entertainment...an enduring legacy of the lasting impact that one man's expression of faith can have on millions of people.
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Комментарии : 1,9 тыс.   
@Gregster1234
@Gregster1234 Месяц назад
His voice just moves me in my soul. What a Womderful talent and a good man by all accounts.
@BlakeNix
@BlakeNix Месяц назад
One of the greatest voices we’ve ever had. What a gift.
@carolyenik2128
@carolyenik2128 6 дней назад
He was one of my parents' favorite singer. I grew to love his voice just listening to my mom's records.
@matejamartin2199
@matejamartin2199 11 месяцев назад
Ernie Ford is honestly most underrated singer of the gold ages. He should’ve have bigger popularity.
@jackson4404
@jackson4404 6 месяцев назад
Wasn't he very famous in his lifetime?
@Meallion98
@Meallion98 5 месяцев назад
Who told you he was underrated..
@jackvoss5841
@jackvoss5841 3 месяца назад
Well, yes and no. I certainly agree that Ernie Ford was an impressive singer. I enjoyed all of his artistry. But there were many impressive singers in that era. Some, like Ford, had their own TV shows. Some stuck to singing for records. We were lucky to have had them. We’re also lucky to have their recordings available to us today. Courtesy of Half Vast Flying
@glendahoward8259
@glendahoward8259 3 месяца назад
Agreed. He has a beautiful voice.❤
@killableeez
@killableeez 10 лет назад
I was with Ernie and his wife when he died in VA. A Christian gentleman and faithful husband..Glory be to God for all things.
@TheTenthLeper
@TheTenthLeper 7 месяцев назад
WHAT! AMEN! WOW!!! Thanks for sharing this! Hallelujah!
@spackretired
@spackretired 7 месяцев назад
Aber als junger Mann warf er Bomben auf unschuldige Frauen und Kinder, die jämmerlich verbrennen mussten. Möge Gott seiner Seele gnädig sein.
@matthewstarostenko4288
@matthewstarostenko4288 7 месяцев назад
You still with us ten years later?
@williamgass9242
@williamgass9242 6 месяцев назад
Yeah right
@jimkerkes5799
@jimkerkes5799 6 месяцев назад
​@@TheTenthLeper 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
@mark332nd
@mark332nd 12 лет назад
Ernie Ford puts more soul into the first few phrases of this song than a lot of singers put into their entire career. Geez I am so glad to have found this.
@PandemoniumMeltDown
@PandemoniumMeltDown 3 года назад
Well said lad, well said!
@josephryan9230
@josephryan9230 2 года назад
Spot on!!
@williamjohnson4388
@williamjohnson4388 2 года назад
The right man for this beautiful song!
@wendypartida2206
@wendypartida2206 2 года назад
As am I!
@mayormccheese3197
@mayormccheese3197 2 года назад
That's because a lot of singers have sold their souls.
@ElJorro
@ElJorro 2 дня назад
Thank you American Dad.
@deltonmcclary7341
@deltonmcclary7341 Год назад
Thank you American Dad for bringing us here ❤️
@numberonefan6964
@numberonefan6964 Год назад
Yo same here
@flordag100
@flordag100 4 месяца назад
Same
@africanmarty
@africanmarty 3 месяца назад
Same
@JordyGuy
@JordyGuy 3 месяца назад
Just now yes exactly
@mhw7375
@mhw7375 2 месяца назад
Yup
@markboller4313
@markboller4313 25 дней назад
What a beautiful deep voice he has. ❤❤❤
@caseym4273
@caseym4273 2 года назад
One of my Papaw's favorite songs. He passed away this evening in his sleep at 91 years old in the house he was born in. He would sing this to my brothers and me when we were small. I will miss you, Papaw.
@OfficialGhostThaReaper
@OfficialGhostThaReaper 9 месяцев назад
rest in peace papaw he lived a good life
@jackson4404
@jackson4404 6 месяцев назад
@mikeguthrie5432
@mikeguthrie5432 4 месяца назад
God bless you and your "Papaw".
@Revelian1982
@Revelian1982 2 месяца назад
@FederalEmployee
@FederalEmployee 6 дней назад
Rest Peacefully to your beloved papaw
@alverstone14586
@alverstone14586 8 месяцев назад
Tennessee Ernie Ford proves that talent is ageless and forever.
@georgeorwell4534
@georgeorwell4534 5 лет назад
The song originally is about a mountain man who falls in love with a Native American princess. Shenandoah is the name of her father the tribal leader. The mountain asks the princess to meet him on the bank of a river to run away together. Instead Shenandoah moves his entire tribe. The song is the mountain man calling to Shenandoah to please come back. The song evolved into a sailing song......."the topsails shiver"....it relates to every sailor who feels the loneliness and leaving at sea.
@Forevertrue
@Forevertrue 4 года назад
Hey thanks for that! Very important info.
@dichebach
@dichebach 4 года назад
Hey man, I REALLY Loved 1984 Great book. Only one thing though: it was supposed to be a fucking CAUTIONARY tale and now all these numbskulls seem to think its a Prescription for Utopia! So in the end: bad book.
@libbyclark1360
@libbyclark1360 4 года назад
Finally someone who know the story of "The Wide Missouri"and correctly has Shenando as an Indian chief and not river in Virginia.
@libbyclark1360
@libbyclark1360 4 года назад
Thank you, George, you are very correct. Shenando is an Indian Chief and not a river. The river is "The Wide Missouri," The piano music of 50 years ago has a bass sound that reminds me of the roll of a river. Yes, I know the sound, I grew up on the banks of the Mississippi River and lived for 6 years on the banks of the Missouri. If you don't believe the Missouri can be wide, ask some of the Farmers who were flooded by it this year when the River flooded and found its own path, the one before man tried to control it.
@lavoxii
@lavoxii 4 года назад
George Orwell Thank you very much
@itschallenger
@itschallenger 9 лет назад
He's got 16 tons of singing talent. Took me 50 yrs to look back and find this wonderful song. Now that I'm 61 I appreciate the music from back then even more. RIP Ernie Ford, Danny Williams and all the other great sincere singers.
@itschallenger
@itschallenger 8 лет назад
+itschallenger Andy Williams I mean sorry
@dantebondin4385
@dantebondin4385 5 лет назад
So sweet!
@TheFolkRevivalProject
@TheFolkRevivalProject 3 года назад
I just uploaded a RU-vid video about the history of this song, which includes several recordings sung by actual sailors as early as 1906! Feel free to have a look and subscribe to my channel if you're interested in this kind of thing. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-h3fphQDlaZs.html
@lizdoyle7158
@lizdoyle7158 3 года назад
Danny williams too EXCELLENT FABOULOUS AWESOME singer as was Andy Williams
@happyjohn354
@happyjohn354 Год назад
Hell lots of younger generations love this dude as well due to his music being in Fallout 76
@robertsimard735
@robertsimard735 6 месяцев назад
I have listen to many great artist sing this beautiful song. No one matches this rendition. This is Ernie’s song even in 2023.
@byrnseyogden2644
@byrnseyogden2644 10 лет назад
gosh - you don't hear a voice like that very often.
@Sealed_Chamber
@Sealed_Chamber 3 года назад
I was taken aback when I first heard it, a very unique and powerful voice.
@rhiahlMT
@rhiahlMT 3 года назад
@@Sealed_Chamber Check out his song 16 tons.
@Sealed_Chamber
@Sealed_Chamber 3 года назад
@@rhiahlMT I will, thanks for the suggestion.
@literallyanangrymoose7717
@literallyanangrymoose7717 3 года назад
@adolf anne hitler frank my voice is much like his as well. I'm repeatedly told to start recording songs and been told I should be on the radio. If I ever do record something, this'll be one of the first ones I do.
@Samp50
@Samp50 3 года назад
@@rhiahlMT yes 16 tons is great song, Ford sang very well. Original is by Merel Travis..
@carolynpurser7469
@carolynpurser7469 Месяц назад
He had such a beautiful voice.
@walterpalmer2749
@walterpalmer2749 4 года назад
No hype, no big band, no glitter, no gold, just sheer voice and a from the heart performance. Nothing better.
@stevebenton9193
@stevebenton9193 Год назад
This performance harkens back to a time when people who couldn't sing didn't.
@mjw3121
@mjw3121 3 года назад
My wife loved this song. She died of Breast Cancer in 2019. It's very sad and I can hardly hold back the tears when I listen to it. The song reminds me of the Civil War; I could picture some soldiers singing this around a campfire.
@mrlaw711
@mrlaw711 3 года назад
If you never watched the movie "Shenandoah" with Jimmy Stewart you may enjoy it as the theme is played throughout the the movie which takes place during the Civil War. It's not so sad if you look at all sides, and what the tune represents. Am sure your wife saw much beauty in this tune, musical or with lyrics.
@ALF3Y
@ALF3Y 3 года назад
Hope you’re doing well buddy
@beckybirdsell2290
@beckybirdsell2290 3 года назад
I am so sorry for your loss. As a widow who is battling kidney cancer for the second time, I understand your pain. And, yes, panic. The thought of never knowing someone like I knew, and loved, my husband tears at the fabric of my soul. I will not tell you that the pain gets better but I will tell you that you will get used to it. My son is a Civil War reenactment and they occasionally sing this around the campfire at night. Stay strong and be well.
@beckybirdsell2290
@beckybirdsell2290 3 года назад
Reenactor, not reenactment. Stupid autocorrect!
@bandini22221
@bandini22221 3 года назад
Your story is touching and heartfelt and, yes, watch the Jimmy Stewart before the woke left cancells it. Thanks for sharing.
@josephl6896
@josephl6896 2 года назад
You know a great song when it instantly transports you to a place you've never been, but to which you desperately want to return.
@NeverTalkToCops1
@NeverTalkToCops1 2 года назад
Well said.
@nick31427
@nick31427 Год назад
Ok Don Draper lol
@eddiejones2121
@eddiejones2121 2 месяца назад
Lovely saying
@garyjones6288
@garyjones6288 8 лет назад
He had a great, deep, but soft voice. Although he was a big star, I always felt he was somewhat underrated. He was all class, though.
@JDMatthias
@JDMatthias 4 года назад
If he didn't have that pencil thin moustache he wouldn't look like a quintessential bad guy...maybe that was the one thing holding him back
@Mike583
@Mike583 3 года назад
I don't understand how people could think he was "underrated"? With a voice like his...❤
@Mike583
@Mike583 3 года назад
@@JDMatthias Looks doesn't amount to a hill of beans,compared to his magnificent voice!❤
@ZingZing609
@ZingZing609 2 года назад
@@Mike583 they mean he didn't get as much love and attention as they deserve.
@VoxGothica
@VoxGothica 2 года назад
He rarely gets mentioned amongst Country music‘s greatest ever, but he certainly had one of the finest male voices in the history of recorded music.
@Kosh_Naranek.
@Kosh_Naranek. 6 месяцев назад
I desperately miss my days as a merchant sailor. This captures how I feel so well
@octave772
@octave772 26 дней назад
This song is so beautiful, I weep, thank you Ernie you're a legend!
@roberterich5970
@roberterich5970 6 месяцев назад
So glad this music is still available on utube, for those who appreciate it.
@numberonefan6964
@numberonefan6964 Год назад
I came for an American dad episode. I stayed for Tennessee Ernie Ford.
@michaelkushner5469
@michaelkushner5469 2 месяца назад
Same bro
@TennesseeErnieFordTV
@TennesseeErnieFordTV Месяц назад
thanks for visiting
@4sakend1
@4sakend1 Месяц назад
As soon as i saw the opening of the episode i had to look for this.
@iandiecane6031
@iandiecane6031 Месяц назад
Seth MacFarlane has the best taste in music
@papylo9276
@papylo9276 Месяц назад
Same
@marilynsnider8183
@marilynsnider8183 9 месяцев назад
I grew up listening to Ernie Ford. He had an amazing voice.
@dougrepman8339
@dougrepman8339 Месяц назад
Oh my God what an incredible voice a voice for the ages!
@robhensel2097
@robhensel2097 Год назад
My mama used to sing this song to me when I couldn’t sleep or was sick or woke up from a nightmare. We had our differences, but she had the voice of angel for this song.
@mkalic
@mkalic Год назад
Today I played a bit of Fallout 76 for the first time in maybe a year and the song came on the in-game radio while I was going through a field of dead grass... Me and my girlfriend used to play the game together, we broke up about half a year ago, never thought a game would make me tear up... 😥
@DannyProton
@DannyProton 8 месяцев назад
spotify doesn't do this song justice, it's so low quality and muffled. so much better on youtube!
@RobertHullihen-xs4hw
@RobertHullihen-xs4hw 5 месяцев назад
I'm 54 and I remember when I was in the 4th grade, the music teacher introduced us(the class) to this song and we sang it. It'd such a BEAUTIFUL song.
@Mamalapp
@Mamalapp 7 месяцев назад
The best rendition I have heard. He was a very versatile actor and a one in a million singer. My ancestors lived in the Shenandoah Valley and I would love to go there one day.
@hairlesscat6458
@hairlesscat6458 3 года назад
Oh so this is why my great grandmother loved Ernie. Ernie Ford was a true American.
@gaara98250
@gaara98250 10 месяцев назад
I'm so happy Fallout included so many of these old gems!! The only game I ever mention anything about the music!
@ztmobiledetailing
@ztmobiledetailing 8 месяцев назад
@wolverine3219
@wolverine3219 Месяц назад
Which fallout game was this song in again?
@gabesixx1181
@gabesixx1181 Месяц назад
​@wolverine3219 its in FO76 along with his other song "16 tons"
@MundaSquire
@MundaSquire 6 лет назад
My grandmother loved this guy. She was born in 1885.
@pfylis
@pfylis 8 месяцев назад
what a beautiful voice...
@rustyshadow7
@rustyshadow7 7 месяцев назад
Him and Jim Neighbors' voice, magnificent.
@owengreene382
@owengreene382 Год назад
My father played it on a his harmonica. When there were nothing a radio to listen too.
@SS-ws8bf
@SS-ws8bf 5 месяцев назад
You can see emotion when he is finished singing. These artists today arent doing it for the songs anymore. Nor are DOCTORS actually trying to CURE PEOPLE. Everyone just wants a paycheck. Thank you Tennessee Ernie Ford. Your first name is significant to me.
@jakyungrhee2180
@jakyungrhee2180 Месяц назад
He had recorded this song even before I was born.
@pfylis
@pfylis 9 месяцев назад
you can never get it out of your head. love it.
@thequestioningwhy
@thequestioningwhy 9 лет назад
What a voice full of mourning, rejoicing, pain, and song all at once...so beautiful.
@Karuminu2
@Karuminu2 6 лет назад
You described it splendidly.
@anfearmor9616
@anfearmor9616 6 лет назад
Awesome.
@carlthomascox1
@carlthomascox1 6 лет назад
There are times when the mind takes a journey to That Place that fills the senses. To a place that holds all those things that are precious. A place that leaves all the trials and troubles that follow me. Listening to the words, feeling the Music and understanding what it means to cross over that Wide Missouri. And to Cross Over, there are those to be left behind, sadly. A choice that can't be undone, O' Shenandoah.... I Long...Blessings, As Always...
@MrJohnMonroe
@MrJohnMonroe 6 лет назад
The 218 people who thought this song rated a thumbs down must be deaf!
@TheLittledikkins
@TheLittledikkins 6 лет назад
He had a TV show in the 1950s and I always loved it.
@michaelschexnayder6642
@michaelschexnayder6642 2 года назад
American Dad brought me here. It’s what led me to find out Tennessee Ernie Ford 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
@walteranddeemartel5467
@walteranddeemartel5467 3 месяца назад
Such a rich deep voice…wish men had such voices today
@Kingmick58
@Kingmick58 Месяц назад
Howdy. My Mum used to play this on her record player over 50yrs ago when i was very young. Always stayed with me. Now after all this time, i can hear it again. I'm 66 now. Many thanks for posting. Andy from Rockhampton, Queensland Australia.
@gianniveeful
@gianniveeful 11 лет назад
I grew up on black lake bayou in the back woods of Louisiana, in every southern boy's mind is a Shenandoah, a body of water that takes us back to those days of skipping stones and fish caught on a line with a pole.... years later, in the Army, freezing on the DMZ in Korea or covered with mud in Hohenfels, Germany as the rain drizzled cold into my bones this song brought the misty Bayou back to me... I thank the Lord God for Tennessee Ernie Ford. We all loved him.
@k.c.843
@k.c.843 7 месяцев назад
In every girl's too. I'm sitting here bawling like a baby listening to him. It just evokes memories of simpler times and love of family and home.
@jimhallford7970
@jimhallford7970 Месяц назад
@@k.c.843 Amen
@JIBBIEJINKS1
@JIBBIEJINKS1 3 месяца назад
I never really realized how deep and strong his singing voice way.
@briantoomey2090
@briantoomey2090 10 лет назад
One of my dear father's favorite songs. Rest in peace, dad.
@negroblack8171
@negroblack8171 5 лет назад
@@fistmedaddy6998 why you gotta do the man like that 5 years later
@pineapplesandbass2442
@pineapplesandbass2442 4 года назад
@@fistmedaddy6998 ignortant.
@yaniel111
@yaniel111 4 года назад
This comments are real assholes but, I’m not one of them and I hope your father rests in peace.
@PetesMaGeats
@PetesMaGeats 4 года назад
Rip 🙏🏼
@Forevertrue
@Forevertrue 4 года назад
And Ernie, a wonderful man.
@nigelguiboche2840
@nigelguiboche2840 3 года назад
Love exploring Appalachia to this.....
@dominiksuhic371
@dominiksuhic371 5 лет назад
Oh Shenandoah, I hear you calling, Hi-o, you rolling river. Oh Shenandoah, I long to hear you, Hi-o, I'm bound away. 'Cross the wide, Mis-sou-ri. Mis-sou-ri, She's a mighty river, Hi-o, you rolling river. When she rolls down, her topsails shiver, Hi-o, I'm bound away, 'Cross the wide, Mis-sou-ri .Farewell my dearest, I'm bound to leave you, Hi-o, you rolling river. Oh Shenandoah, I'll not deceive you, Hi-o, I'm bound away. 'Cross the wide Mis-sou-ri.
@ronaldrommel6189
@ronaldrommel6189 5 лет назад
Thank you so much XD
@alexmiller6775
@alexmiller6775 5 лет назад
Thanks so much because I had no idea what he was saying 😂
@charlesnickerson4812
@charlesnickerson4812 5 лет назад
Shenandoah Valley is in Iowa
@donaldzahnke2123
@donaldzahnke2123 5 лет назад
@@charlesnickerson4812 also in Virginia
@Leo-vr3bg
@Leo-vr3bg 4 года назад
Donald Zahnke and Pennsylvania Shenandoah pa. Pronounced Shendo.
@smilingbeauty8694
@smilingbeauty8694 5 лет назад
First heard this song on American Dad episode "The 200".. The song resonates sadness and remorse. Great vocals by Tennessee Ernie Ford.
@yourmomspuzzy
@yourmomspuzzy 2 месяца назад
Thanks captain obvious for giving every last detail!
@blue1054
@blue1054 4 месяца назад
One of my childhood heroes….
@MrRod4000
@MrRod4000 4 года назад
He was a classy guy. My girlfriend was waitress in a restaurant where Ford and his friends were having dinner. Dinner ran way overtime, and our date was pretty well ruined. He came over and apologized to me and he tipped her $50 when that was a couple of days wages.
@nicholasneyhart396
@nicholasneyhart396 3 года назад
Adjusted for inflation that is about 300-400 dollars for anyone curious.
@tank2449
@tank2449 3 года назад
That’s cool to hear! What year was that? I’m related to him!
@MrRod4000
@MrRod4000 3 года назад
@@tank2449 1970 or so. A LONG time ago!
@username60671
@username60671 Год назад
Thank you fallout 76 for introducing me to this song
@countersphere2924
@countersphere2924 Год назад
Agreed! Fallout 76 and the Fallout series as a whole has introduced me to so many songs that I've totally fallen in love with. :')
@ShunyamNiketana
@ShunyamNiketana Год назад
Another day older and deeper in love with this song.
@SusanAWolfe
@SusanAWolfe 4 года назад
There was a marvelous Jimmy Stewart film on TV called Shenandoah. It was a sad CIVIL WAR movie, but every time I hear this song, I remember that movie. Of course NO ONE can sing like Ernie Ford did. He was just great!!
@gregnormal55.
@gregnormal55. Год назад
Hello!!! How are you doing today, please pardon me for intruding into your privacy but I just wanted to know if you’re a fan ? Have a great day… Stay Safe
@bipper7943
@bipper7943 11 месяцев назад
There are a number of songs that no matter how talented you are, you will not covey the message and delivery that the song deserves unless you truly feel the lyrics. You may be the best singer in the world, but you will never capture the emotion of a song. You may hit every note perfectly, but someone singing a song such as this imperfectly will put anyone to shame that is pitch perfect if they feel the words and emotions that the song conveys. Very few songs such as this nowadays that can be applicable.
@alvincook8888
@alvincook8888 Год назад
I grew up with the Shenandoah family's on the Onondaga Tribal Nation. I remember singing this in grade school music class. Many of that family still alive today.
@timothyjcrabb190
@timothyjcrabb190 10 месяцев назад
I would love to go back to this time in my life. When life was simpler and more loving🙄🙄🙄🙄
@ztmobiledetailing
@ztmobiledetailing 8 месяцев назад
God Bless you. It was taken from us, unfortunately.
@jameschandler2776
@jameschandler2776 10 лет назад
I really miss some of these old entertainers. You never know what you have lost until it is gone. I am glad that we are able to save their talent on recordings and video. Think how much was lost before this technology came along.
@oakleysierney1918
@oakleysierney1918 5 лет назад
amen to that brother
@Forevertrue
@Forevertrue 4 года назад
Many of these performers of that era, were sincere, honest, moral, ethical, people. Unheard of today.
@2014wow
@2014wow 4 года назад
@@Forevertrue not true, not unheard of today just not easy to find
@whales7743
@whales7743 4 года назад
Were really lucky to be able to listen to this
@freewill1114
@freewill1114 4 года назад
Jennie Lind was a famous Swedish opera singer with a legendary voice during the 19th century. Sadly, sound recording was unavailable at the time, so no one can hear her today. Well into the 20th century, there were people who had heard her, and they swore that none could sound like her. She undertook an extraordinarily popular concert tour of the USA in 1850.
@ThommyofThenn
@ThommyofThenn Год назад
I just heard this song as part of a video game soundtrack. It was playing when I was running alongside a river , picking mutated plants and it was absolutely beautiful with that song
@thekindpenguin7497
@thekindpenguin7497 Год назад
I'm here for the same reason
@1CE.
@1CE. Год назад
Nothing like this song playing as you’re walking down Appalachia especially in the forest and savage divide
@ThommyofThenn
@ThommyofThenn Год назад
@@1CE. it's actually become one of my very favorite tracks in the entire game.
@countersphere2924
@countersphere2924 Год назад
@@ThommyofThenn Same, it's always so nice whenever it comes on in the radio
@user-mj7zj1fe9p
@user-mj7zj1fe9p Год назад
I learned it from American dad season 11 episode 10, the intro combined with the song stuck with me
@RollingEasy
@RollingEasy 9 лет назад
I guess anyone who grew up by a river can identify with this. I did. My river was my playground for many many years. A Tom Sawyer and a Huck Finn I was and never wanted to grow up and probably never have. I still go back and look at those places from more than a half a century ago and still feel I'm there again. Hey... This is a beautiful song and is sung magnificently. Pardon me reminiscing to begin with. But isn't that one of the most wonderful qualities of great music and of beautiful song? That it can take you back and put joy in your heart and it can do it over an entire lifetime.
@loralie59741
@loralie59741 9 лет назад
The name Shenandoah refers to an old Indian. It was a poem written by a young Indian for his new father-in-law after he had married the old mans daughter. supposedly the poem was a hit even then. It was not set to music till many years later.
@oxusriver
@oxusriver 9 лет назад
Oh Reeni Longworth I long to see you. Away, you dirty river. Oh Reeni Longworth I long to see you, away, I'm bound away, cross the filthy Irwell... Doesn't have the same ring as the Mighty Missouri does it!!!.
@JayBohringer
@JayBohringer 9 лет назад
Tom Tee Totally agree with you Tom. What a remarkable voice TEF has. God I miss Missouri my native state. Blessings and peace!
@Taipans
@Taipans 9 лет назад
Jay Bohringer You can have Misery. This place sucks.
@phyllisholmes1078
@phyllisholmes1078 9 лет назад
Tom Tee Oh so beautiful.xx
@juliam.mallen9019
@juliam.mallen9019 10 месяцев назад
Yes this New York City gal actually grew up with a whole lot of awesome country!🇺🇲
@katherinepoletto1089
@katherinepoletto1089 5 лет назад
I have Loved this Song and movie since i was 16.so 1972 ? God Always Bless You Tennessee Ernie Ford.kat,ct.2=6=19.and Thank You for Remembering Him,putting the Song on U tube for ALL OF US WHO LOVED ERNIE
@gregnormal55.
@gregnormal55. Год назад
Hello!! How are you doing today, please pardon me for intruding into your privacy but I just wanted to know if you’re a fan ? Have a great day… Stay Safe
@gwhaberlein
@gwhaberlein 10 лет назад
I am 17 years old and I will always find this man amazing.
@twelvenation6393
@twelvenation6393 2 года назад
25 now huh still a good song
@EddieTheLightbringer
@EddieTheLightbringer 14 лет назад
Nobody has a rich, powerful bass voice like Tennessee Ernie Ford.
@gregnormal55.
@gregnormal55. Год назад
Hello! How are you doing today, please pardon me for intruding into your privacy but I just wanted to know if you’re a fan ? Have a great day… Stay Safe
@RamenNdStuff
@RamenNdStuff Год назад
Everyone here from past experiences, I'm here from American Dad and a good taste of music
@JohnJones-yk9yk
@JohnJones-yk9yk 2 месяца назад
What a voice, so emotive, beautiful.
@MrMaunaloa
@MrMaunaloa 9 лет назад
The Real Deal, Ernest Jennings Ford was an American Original, whose likes we might never see again. Possessed of a phenomenal bass-baritone voice, he became an American icon with the release of his famous "Sixteen Tons" in 1955, which I played on the juke box as a young sailor. In the year 1965 Ii had the pleasure of seeing the live telecasts of his daily San Francisco production on local television station KGO-TV. In one particularly delightful presentation, he performed several arias with his old voice teacher from the Cincinnati Conservatory of Opera, and ---- MYGOD! ---- what a powerful voice this man projected! He will never be replaced, either on the music scene or in the hearts of those who were privileged to hear him sing.
@atalkativemime6800
@atalkativemime6800 3 года назад
Who are you?
@wendypartida2206
@wendypartida2206 2 года назад
Oh what lovely back story to add, I thank you most sincerely for sharing those memories with us. Your shared memories of TEF, his daily San Francisco broadcast program and the episode w/ his former operatic teacher will forever be a part of my thoughts that come to mind when I think of this great voice in a fine and talented man.
@gregnormal55.
@gregnormal55. Год назад
@@wendypartida2206 Hello!! How are you doing today, please pardon me for intruding into your privacy but I just wanted to know if you’re a fan ? Have a great day… Stay Safe
@NateK94
@NateK94 14 лет назад
I wish I wouldv'e been alive in those days... to hear all those great voices (Ford, cash, crosby) in their hayday. I'm only 16, but I have a deep respect and love for this music because, unlike most of the garbage being pumped out to us through tv, internet, and radio, the lyrics are CLEAN and the voices that sung them were purely natural. no synthesized and electronically enhanced stuff like today.
@noahholley9992
@noahholley9992 9 месяцев назад
i cannot believe that you’re now 28 and probably have a wife and kids
@bh5606
@bh5606 Год назад
Always enjoyed him. RIP Ernie.....
@mailmanjim57
@mailmanjim57 Год назад
Saw this as a small child, and as a 66 year old man, I love it so much more!
@WeAreNotAmused
@WeAreNotAmused Год назад
Dude , This song is electrical It never fails to make my hair stand up and. Get goosebumps The wind is a nice touch but Ernie makes you feel the cold bitter wind as if he was still alive very haunting Excellent beautiful song Such depth of emotion and. Peace and. Sorrow mixed together
@HansieDZ
@HansieDZ 14 лет назад
If Ernie's voice and these lyrics don't bring a tear to your eyes.... well,then you've a harder heart than myself.
@user-kk8gf9ul4j
@user-kk8gf9ul4j 27 дней назад
I still have his gospel songs ,play them in my car every where I go!!!
@1redsoxfan1963
@1redsoxfan1963 14 лет назад
This was my fathers favorite singer. He used to sing to my mother and try to get her to dance with him. He was a crappy singer, but all us kids ( seven of us) would just smile. He has been gone now for twenty years and mom for twenty four. Sure do miss them Thanks for the post.
@kennethbrownjr.636
@kennethbrownjr.636 11 месяцев назад
What a BEAUTIFUL song!!!
@magnificientkiller
@magnificientkiller 5 лет назад
Unbelievable song. Back when America had pride in music and did it like no one else. Thank you Tennessee Ernie Ford.
@sess122
@sess122 9 месяцев назад
Just imagine if these iconic entertainers could see what has happened, or been done, to popular music today. A truly sad reflection and state of affairs in a country that was once strong, great, free, full of tradition, unity and faith.
@61747
@61747 9 лет назад
The old pea picker. This brings back memories of my childhood.
@jeggerton
@jeggerton 13 лет назад
No autotuning, no overproduction, no gimicks. Just a great song and a great singer. Thanks for posting.
@basshead.
@basshead. 2 года назад
I wouldn't mind an EDM version of this song.
@rarecandy3445
@rarecandy3445 2 года назад
yeah it was recorded before autotune was really popular and back then this was just the set bar for big studio production. get over yourself
@RobinaDunstan
@RobinaDunstan 2 года назад
@@rarecandy3445 this was broadcast live performed before a studio audience. Autotune didn't exist. All that could be tweaked by a sound engineer was generally volume in this situation. The great performers of his era had to be genuinely great.
@rarecandy3445
@rarecandy3445 2 года назад
@@RobinaDunstan yeah i said this was recorded before autotune was popular
@theskyizblue2day431
@theskyizblue2day431 2 года назад
@@rarecandy3445 dude are you ten? Lmao
@hourlynewscaster
@hourlynewscaster 12 лет назад
One of the outstanding this about Ford's performance was not only the humanity, but that the performance was recorded in one take, done live on his show. There was no post-production sweetening. It was Ernie at his wonderful best. We all miss him a lot.
@MiWilLyn
@MiWilLyn 6 месяцев назад
This song pulls emotions out of me. I didn't know I had
@hadleyroper6743
@hadleyroper6743 3 года назад
Beautiful song god bless America and all the great country artist she’s produced none like the greats from back in the day
@winemeister
@winemeister 11 месяцев назад
I remember hearing this by Ford and feeling shivers down my spine. He sings in such a perfect way with an apparent ease. This, and a few others of his songs, define his greatness.
@mattieparkinson9375
@mattieparkinson9375 Год назад
Am I the only one who discovered this song through the American Dad episode "The Two Hundred "? Gorgeous song
@copper12heavy69
@copper12heavy69 Год назад
Nope, same here. Great episode btw.
@donnacrapo7741
@donnacrapo7741 4 года назад
I had all but forgotten what a beautiful voice he had. I watched his program as a child. I miss these wonderful talanted people of yore.
@gregnormal55.
@gregnormal55. Год назад
Hello!! How are you doing today, please pardon me for intruding into your privacy but I just wanted to know if you’re a fan ? Have a great day… Stay Safe
@k1llerina
@k1llerina 24 дня назад
You are my river... . I love you Momo
@666toysoldier
@666toysoldier Год назад
Most of the songs he sang have been covered by others, but none surpass this great man.
@shirleyfortablet7958
@shirleyfortablet7958 3 года назад
Wow this is the best version of of shanandoah , beautiful ,thank you for sharing kind regards Shirley h Darlington England 👌🌹😘🎵❤️ps I get goosebumps every time I listen to his soulful voice 🌹👍👌⭐✌️
@gregnormal55.
@gregnormal55. Год назад
Hello!!! How are you doing today, please pardon me for intruding into your privacy but I just wanted to know if you’re a fan ? Have a great day… Stay Safe
@sumicue
@sumicue 10 лет назад
Good music is good music anywhere and anytime.
@gregnormal55.
@gregnormal55. Год назад
Hello!! How are you doing today, please pardon me for intruding into your privacy but I just wanted to know if you’re a fan ? Have a great day… Stay Safe
@ChristopherCastellano
@ChristopherCastellano 11 лет назад
So nice to hear a bass voice get some attention. RIP ernie.
@CecenaGuy
@CecenaGuy 8 лет назад
Thanks, American Dad! One of the best uses of any song ever.
@dons1932
@dons1932 8 лет назад
+Caleb Donovan The fact that it would easily fit in Fallout, but was original enough that it hadn't just blows my mind. Perfect choice. Gave it that awesome familiar feel but new.
@sman20052
@sman20052 5 лет назад
Well ya see about this being in Fallout...
@miltonowens2359
@miltonowens2359 3 года назад
@@sman20052 lmao
@b.h.7430
@b.h.7430 3 года назад
Just watched that episode now I'm here
@user-my5sg4eo5j
@user-my5sg4eo5j 6 месяцев назад
I had SUCH A WEIRD dream last night about this song. I was floating along Lake Meade near Las Vegas, which was infested with sharks, and my boat got caught on large, old shipping container where there was a man singing this song. He told me that it would be the only thing that would protect me against the ghosts of old mobsters who dumped bodies in Lake Meade over the decades.
@waynestewart5646
@waynestewart5646 7 месяцев назад
I grew up watching and listening to this gentleman. His voice was sent by God.
@zeevogel
@zeevogel 6 месяцев назад
The man could sing.
@ChaineYTXF
@ChaineYTXF 5 месяцев назад
he sure could👍
@lukewysz1384
@lukewysz1384 5 лет назад
Thank you Bethesda for introducing me to this beautiful rendition of this classic American folk song.
@TheFolkRevivalProject
@TheFolkRevivalProject 3 года назад
I just uploaded a RU-vid video about the history of this song, which includes several recordings sung by actual sailors as early as 1906! Feel free to have a look and subscribe to my channel if you're interested in this kind of thing. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-h3fphQDlaZs.html
@AnonymousUser-tw6kx
@AnonymousUser-tw6kx 3 года назад
About the only thing Bethesda had right about that game in the beginning.
@RoyalAegisVelstadt
@RoyalAegisVelstadt 3 года назад
@@TheFolkRevivalProject awesome! Subbed, I'll be sure to check you out soon
@ajerseykid
@ajerseykid 14 лет назад
a beautiful example of our great american musical heritage interpreted by a master.
@747gerry
@747gerry 13 лет назад
Ernie and Paul Robeson really put Shenandoah up there with the best
@EPaulIII
@EPaulIII 4 года назад
From my youth when singers used to actually sing. Bravo!
@WeAreNotAmused
@WeAreNotAmused Год назад
Supernatural and absolutely. Electrical this is haunting and emotional all together You can feel the wind blowing through you as he sings But it is like you are experiencing the whole thing but through Ernie's. Mind This song absolutely makes me get goosebumps A beautiful and. Poignant. Evokation. That has thus become. Legend
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