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REV61

Always liked this song. I was reading about this song and it was noted that on June 16, 1956 "The Wayward Wind" knocked Elvis' " Don't Be Cruel" out of the # 1 spot and stayed on top until July 28, 1956 when Elvis' "I Want You, I Need You, I Love You" took back # 1. "The Wayward Wind" was also # 1 in the UK. The song ranks # 36 in overall popularity/sales in the last 5 decades.

Anthony Barber

Love this song!

Ray Stone

Love this song.First heard it at 14 years old (1956).Now 72 and still enjoys it very much.She has a beautiful voice and always did.What a performance and what a band to boote!.

Hayabusa Nance

What a gorgeous woman when she recorded it in the 50s. And to see her sing it beautifully, still gorgeous.Kudos.

Glen W. Ford

I`d like to know the names of the four punks that clicked on unlike.

Ricardo Aschle

Always loved this song..........especially travelling across the desert southwest and Death Valley.Gives you a sense of how big and lonely the country is......sort of puts things into a special perspective

Bobby Lee Murphy

Are you kidding me - This lady sings almost better than she did back in 1956. I only hope I can have as much energy when I'm 80. The "Wayward Wind" was the first song that I remember really liking - I was about 8 years old and every time it came on the radio, I became immobilized until it ended. I still remember, vividly, several instances of listening to that song ... funny, I have never seen her picture until today - very nice. Songs like that had big influences on my music - although I've never had a hit ... yet - Haha!

david Wolfe

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Asphalt San Antonio TX

I have loved this song since I could hear music and I just sang it to my granddaughter the other day.... she had the biggest smile on her face :)

michael chirrick

Love this women. Song still gives me chills

Jana Henry

I've heard Gogi sing this in 1956 and this in 2004 is the very best rendition she ever did, Sh's over ninety years old now and I wonder if she is alive?

david Wolfe

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david belcher

I was 12 the first time I heard this song and a few days later I saw her picture . I fell like a ton of bricks and for months she was my everything . tonite I saw the picture and heard her again for the first time in years and again the bottom almost dropped out of me . she looks every bit as awesome tonite as she did 60 odd years ago . so very love to look at and listen too .

am am

Just listened to the original and I think Ms. Grant sounds better in this performance.

jim kerr

Still terrific

Jerry U

Wow, that was amazing energy for 80 years old. So many superstars have lost their voice by then, but she still sounded as great as ever.

GenLeeConcepts

That unwavering voice remained with her throughout her life...what a great gift...the beauty on the outside remained through her voice throughout her life...

FarginBastiges

The horn player is playing a Holton H179.

Leon Barbee

I loved this song as a kid because I identified with the "guy" she is singing about. I grew up in a very poor area and couldn't wait to get away. The idea that something better was always around the next bend. I finally got over that when I got to college, but this song was always in my heart when things got tough. I learned to toughen up myself and to face things rather than move on. My wife and I just celebrated our 46th anniversary, but I will always love this song... and Gogi was quite a heartthrob back in those days too.

lostlotta

This was a country song . Tex ritter had a version as well as several other artists but Gogi's version was the biggest hit staying at #1 on the pop charts for weeks in 1956

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