Jimmy Dean - Steel Men скачать видео бесплатно

DavidKent94

Nature can be cruel.

Nahanni-Yukon

God Bless ,each & everyone who lost their lives there...

RobTheBountyHunter

This song has made it to England where our local football (soccer) team "The Steelmen" play it before matches!

Nonny Kelly

My hat goes off to those who gave their lives to build this bridge. I commuted from Squamish BC for about 17 years and drove over that bridge going to work in Burnaby. Love the fact this song is for their sacrifices.

Scott Beadle

See also ''Bridge Came Tumbling Down " by Stompin Tom Conners, about the same tragedy: youtu.be / tjf0O94SJqo

KingCadillacHimself

Finally, a good song about the Northwest! :D

Dale Andrews

The lyrics to that song are as magnificant as the 18 men who gave their lives that fateful afternoon on the Pacific. Jimmy Dean had a keen sense on how a song should sound, what kind of message he wanted to deliver and how to craft the lyrics. I bought this 45 as well as "Big Bad John" when I was 10 and 11 respectively. Later I got Jimmy Dean's Greatest Hits. Got 'em on CD. RIP, Jimmy, you will always be remembered.

TAYLORCANUCK88

My grandma's first husband died in this :(

Albert Mag

Great tune ...Thanks I'm Vancouver born and raised and remember years ago talking with one of the Iron men who went down with the brige and survived I did post a you tube video of this acident also at Save Cancel ''Bridge Came Tumbling Down , Stompin Tom Conners'' posted by Albert Rat . also search for : ''19 scarlett roses'' Produced by BCIT Television & Video Production students as a second-year major project (2003-2004). An absolutely great video on the bridge collapse

Ernie Buck

absolutley great....no less cheers, Ernie

Ernie B

Agreat song, brings back memories

pleasecho2

Rod McKeun did a version of this in the 60's

Hapfrog9

@jekiwe yes it's based on fact. Google the Second Narrows Bridge Collapse.

jeff werner

great work song....is this based on fact...???? The lyrics almost suggest it is.

Andrew Holland

Used by Corby Town Football Club (nickname The Steelmen) as their intro song :)

Dj MacDonald

Wow these songs bring back some memories... me and my dad used to listen to him ALL the time... these are easily classics

deathbybunga

@case139 You're right. This was released in 1962. Hit number 41 on Billboard top 100, about the same time PT-109 was released

case139

The 1978 that was mentioned in the title is misleading. This recording was definitely circa 1960ish.

Karl Jansons

well it was the first single I bought.second was "like a rolling stone"

Sandra W

Tar ever so for this song,remember it from the early 60's. Tells a great story and I like sngs like this,thanks for posting the song.Got any more oldies like this?

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