Gene Hughes (The Casinos) "Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye" - His Final Performance descargar videos gratis
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May 31, 2003 at the Ray Peterson benefit in Springfield TN. Written by John D. Loudermilk, this was Gene Hughes final public performance before suffering severe injuries from an auto accident. Backup band: Steve Jarrell and the Sons of the Beach. Videographer and producer: Skip Woolwine. Still photos provided by Gene's wife Lynnette. This video was presented at a rock n roll tribute celebrating Gene's life in 2004 in Nashville. Nashville's Fox 17 News obit follows the video.
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9 years ago
Joseph Seremak
Sweeten my coffee with a morning kiss...............................9 years ago
norma hamilton
Love this song! My father has a band and he still sings this song! Thank you for posting this timeless classic.10 years ago
Dolphy Gilpin
Then you tell me good bye, Cliff side park public library, NJ 10 years ago
Ragga Jones
Cincinnati!!!10 years ago
Mike Moose Hughes
Skipwool is Correct...I am a Hughes...Gene is my 2nd cousin..My fathers first cousin. I heard tales of the band going under that name prior to getting their deal..10 years ago
judy bentley
What a FABULOUS SONG....THE CASINOS DID IT BEST...JUDY10 years ago
sharkfinz6
this mans voice never changed or faltered-perfection til the end!!10 years ago
skipwool
There is no IF about it. The Casinos WERE called the Capris for a VERY SHORT time when they first started performing. We have the photos to prove it, and confirmation from his family. They changed their name to the Casinos as soon as they heard the OTHER Capris on the radio. Don't know if they recorded anything under their old name or not, likely not.10 years ago
Jagtar Singh
awesome......10 years ago
skipwool
Thank you for your post. Two groups using the same name is not uncommon, for example, the Guess Who (Canada) and the Guess Who (England). These photos and that information were provided directly to me by his family. I was told that they were not the "Capris" for long, and that it was due to the fact there was another group at that time with the same name. Either way, the Casinos did call themselves the Capris in their early years in Cincinnati.10 years ago
Ron Hontz
Despite what the beginning of this video claims, I can find NO evidence that "The Capris quickly became The Casinos" or were related to them whatsoever! The Capris originated in Queens, NY and The Casinos came from Cincinnati..10 years ago
Lewanne Hughes-Harness
Darrell, just send a message to you on FB,,went to your "Other" folder in the messages since we are not friends.10 years ago
Darrell Hughes
Yes its mary n darrell hughes we got alot of family on there10 years ago
Lewanne Hughes-Harness
Darrell Hughes, your uncle,,,Gene, is my second cousin. Are you on FB? Would love to connect with you, please let me know!! Thanks, Lewanne10 years ago
Darrell Hughes
My uncle was a wonderiful uncle and dad and man all around even a wonderiful singer i have alot of wonderiful memories of him..Thanks everyone for the wonderiful comments! :-)11 years ago
MrGandharva108
I got a chance to meet and talk with Gene while working on a PBS Doo Wop Special with him. I was so happy that I was able to tell him how much I loved his voice and that beautiful record. God Bless you Gene.11 years ago
CupRockTV
Ah Gene, I do miss you.11 years ago
spacepatrolman .
There was another video of him singing this song on the PBS oldies special introduced by franki valli12 years ago
Gene Hughes
my name is gene hughes!!!seriousl!12 years ago
