The song features some lovely, lovely steel guitar which helps create the melancholy atmosphere. This video dates from 1980 when the song was first released. I thought it was the best one on YouTube because George Jones doesn't yet sound bored singing it (which he does in later videos) and his voice was at its peak (which, sadly, is no longer the case). And take note -- no mullet here, but an old-fashioned bouffant! Yowza!
And, as an extra bonus for you Canadians out there, it was recorded as part of the old Ronnie Prophet TV show. Remember him? Gawd, I haven't thought of Ronnie Prophet in, like, forever.
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Now George Jones I know and love. Thanks my friend. By the way, how are you feeling?
Mary
now see..to me..this is the all time best 'hurtin' song..1,2 and 3..yesterday at strickly when all the people came in from the funeral the first song played was he stopped loving her today..we all cried.
This is fun Debra...thanks for turning me on to some tunes I would normally not listen to...How are you feeling....much better I sure do hope...
Hi everyone -- I'm doing pretty well. Feel tired, but okay.
anaesthetic take about a month to go from your body... drink lots of water to flush the kidneys and liver... and REST !!! xoox sending love
I don't listen to hurting songs.. I am a sensitive and I tend to take them into my soul.. and it makes me feel so, so sad xoxo :)
Okay, so dear George was right, I'm depressed ;-( But I don't mind, I'm a sucker for a good old "hurtin" song. Thanks hun, hope all is well.
:)
All 3 hurtin songs are good choices, drinkin songs.
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