BEST SOUND AT 720p. Time good time bad by Bobby Goldsboro from the United Artists 1969 LP Muddy Mississippi Line, played on an Onkyo turntable directly uploaded from the McIntosh Mac 1700 receiver recorded at 16 bit 48.000 Hz wave format
I just blundered into this delightful song in my rediscovery of Bobby Goldsboro. Many thanks. In 1969 I guess with a draft number of 18 I had bigger concerns. Turned out alright. Time has been good to me.
This is a really beautiful song that I just discovered about a month ago. I hope I can discover more. But I have dug out a lot more in the last month or so. Molly, Can you feel it?, Kids are people too, Everybody's Talkin, Danny, me and the elephants, and so many others that I haven't heard before. But these songs are beautiful. So if you guys are really serious Bobby Goldsboro fans and you really want to hear these songs you can dig them out of your phone really pretty easy. So try Google and RU-vid. They are in both. Good luck hunting. Just ask to hear them in both places. Who started in about 1962 when he was about 21. To me he has one of the most beautiful voices of the 20th century. But in your search you will find some there are not her style at all like muddy Mississippi line, you better go home , it hurts me, if she was mine and others just keep digging until you find them all and if you're really interested text me because I have a list of ones that I dug out and I'll give them to you happy Hunting again.,
I have loved Bobby Goldsboro for years just about everything he's done but I think in the 70s his music was very not understood because he saying very soft songs and the kids were into rock and roll and that's why his music didn't do so well on that top sheets. But I am 62 years old now and I have loved him since I was 12. I always loved music that I could understand the words to and Bobby Goldsboro was that person. Yes he's saying a lot of sad songs. But most of his songs were full of feeling and love and that's what I love about him.
I never heard this song before last night but I fell in love with it right away. I probably played it five times since then and then this morning I woke up and played it for my younger sister and she just loved it too. I also played it for my husband early this morning and he loved it too. but I am a dyed-in-the-wool Bobby Goldsboro fan and I'll listen to anything at least once that I haven't really heard too many that are bad but there are some.
In 1972 I had this on a 45 single. It was B side of Can You Feel It, I think. It was one of the times I thought the B side was much better than the A side.
