Frankie Laine - Hey Joe - 1953 скачать видео бесплатно

michaelleacy

I gotta have that dolly for my own - that makes me smile. You couldn't say that nowadays

steen0305

Speedy West is playing the steelsolo

eddiemac303

remember it well!!

Maj-Brith H

This is a great version!

highnrising

The song was written by Cajun songwriter Boudeleaux Bryant and first done by Smith. Boudeleux was in retirement in the '80s but agreed to personally rework the song as "Hey Joe, Hey Moe" for a Moe Bandy/Joe Stampley duet album--It fit the Moe & Joe concept perfectly. I love Laine, but I think his producers cleaned out any New Orleans flavor from the record.

highnrising

wilown-- This isn't one that Frankie Laine needs recognition for. The Carl Smith country original and the Bandy/Stampley remake seem more authentic and truer to the song's Cajun influences than this pop version.

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