TALK BACK TREMBLING LIPS by ERNEST ASHWORTH 

i had the chace to meet just briefly Mr. Ashworth thru a former employer of mine. really seemed to be a geniune person. not like a lot of the stars i met in my time with this company

He was a great person ! I miss him !

Man you just said it all thanks

Posers and losers, want to be outlaws.

Apparently stayed there 35 weeks!

I did too.the junk they call country now is what pop was back in the day

Susan Miller love it keep playing.Thank you.

susan , don't worry about anyone else, play what you like, and keep listening to the best music

Mad ? Happy rather but don´t fergit to include some Jimmie and Hank stuff and good ole Lefty fer good measure !

***** he was a great guy with a great heart! I will never forget all my times with Ernie and Bettie

Right ! wouldn't driving into town be great with these songs coming on and a real D.J. a local D.J.

I'm 31 and I love this stuff. Better than what's on the radio today!

Guess we have to abandon radio

Here in Northeast Missouri where I live there's a station that plays some of the great classics such as this one. It's KMEM 105.5 fm. Might be able to find them on the web.

Up here at ft wainwright Chet FM still plays the classics

I was two years younger

This. Is. my. favorite. God. I. Love. This. Song. I. Am. A. Old. Country. Girl.

It's a great oldie. Now I prefer Johnny Tillotson's recording, it's a more refined, deeper production. Surprisingly the Tillotson version has always been preferred on stations playing country oldies.

@@timothythorne9464 I also like Johnny's version, but Ernie's was the first and best to me and I did not think much of it when the country stations switched to prefer Johnnys. He had more than enough air play on rock and pop stations, and country should have kept Ernie as their main play. In my humble opinion

thank you so much for putting these clips up about ernie ashworth.me and my wife had the privilege of meeting ernie through charlie louvin who i met in franklin tennessee my home town where charlie decided to move to and open a record shop in franklin tennessee.in1968 and as i was walking downtown i saw help wanted as i had just got out of the army .talked to charlie. he knew that i had been the music buzsiness before and. That the jorndanaires. elvises background singers were the background singers for charlie.so iwas very blessed to play lead guitar fore charlie on different shows and his son sonny luvin i knew too he was a nice guy and itried to be a friend to him.i really likedthe waysonny played.unfortianly sunny died one night i heard that it might have been caused by things that happened in vietnam.very much regreted sonnys death.i will allways carry his memorei in my life.charlie helped me a lot and i was lucky to that day.next day charlie louvin asked me to go with him to mcminville tennessee to work a show with ernie ashworth at erniashworths silo opry thereand charlie introduced me to ernie ashworth.ernie said hello and shook my hand and asked charlie was i the guy he had talking about to charlie ernie ashworth asked me if i would like to do a set i said yes so did about 30 minites people seemed to like me kept them dancing.from then on ernie used me a lot there and some other shows worked one show there with ronnie stoneman.great entertainern.had met ronnie and her family first come to nashville at a club in nashville called the derby club.met her mother and family at time also donna and vanand some more.will write somemore later.incidently readers all this that i am putting on u tube.i also am including more info about my life in the music bussinness.as a book publisher in new york called me and said people had called him as he has made known that he was wantimg info from people that were involved with old nashville and somebody that would have good info to share to the public and interisting storys fore the fans.so he said that he asked some people that could bring goodinfo. to the public and to the people inside the bussinness.all these posts will be the basic makeups plus some more from other people too.all of this when i am through.as my book and biography .stay tuned..title will be cowincidents.more coming a little more later.god bless.

That's such a sad sad story, but Thank you for sharing. I'm certain they're all together singing. I'm 44 now, but when I was a little "Lass", I couldn't, for the life of me understand what he was singing. I'm a night owl, so one late late night, or early early morning, they were playing one of those album/C.D. music compilation commercials with my much older Husband. He grew up on country like me, and they played this song. So now, I finally got to Google this artist and get the lyrics. I have to admit, I like this song, although I turned into a rock & roller. If it's noise with a melody, I'm all for it! Take care of yourself!

Agree, but somehow Tillotson Wound up being the one who gets played more even on Country Classics Radio

It's certainly good. Johnny Tillotson's version was more pop oriented, but also very attractive.

Country music has gone from gems like this and "Love's Gonna Live Here Again" by Buck Owens, to monstrosities like the rap-country wunderkind "Old Town Road".

I like them both equally.

@@timothythorne9464 indeed.

+Betty Rose - yeah, I never get tired of hearing it

This song is one of those timeless classics. Till the end of time as we know it.